What is an ECG machine, and which type suits your clinic?
An ECG machine records the electrical activity of the heart as a trace on a graph, and the test is non-invasive. For most clinics the choice is between a PC-based system that runs from a computer and a desktop unit with its own screen and printer.
We sell resting ECG machines from Bionet and Welch Allyn, including 12-lead models with interpretation.
What is the difference between PC-based and desktop ECG machines?
A PC-based ECG machine connects to a computer and runs on ECG software, while a desktop machine is a standalone unit. The Bionet Cardio P1 and the Welch Allyn Diagnostic Cardiology Suite are PC-based. The Bionet Q50, Bionet Q70, Welch Allyn CP150 and Mortara ELI380 are desktop units with a built-in printer.
Can I get a wireless ECG machine?
Yes. The Welch Allyn Diagnostic Cardiology Suite, Mortara ELI230 and Mortara ELI380 are each available with a wireless acquisition module (WAM), which connects the ECG module to the PC wirelessly. The wired AM12 module is also available on these models and the Bionet P1 connects via USB.
How much does an ECG machine cost in Australia?
The price depends on the type and features. PC-based systems are generally the lower-cost option, and desktop units with a touchscreen, built-in printer and extra connectivity sit higher. Current prices are shown on each product above.
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