BT-500 Infant Incubator – Advanced Neonatal Care by Capasee

BT-500 Infant Incubator: Advanced Neonatal Care by Capasee 

This is a closed care neonatal unit designed for hospitals, maternity homes, and NICU that require reliable temperature and humidity control for premature or low birth weight babies. The BT-500 infant incubator is ideal for facilities that require constant temperature control despite unreliable power sources and clinical staff requiring rapid access for routine and emergency care of the infant. 

Key Features & Benefits

• Microprocessor controlled temperature regulation: The BT-500 infant incubator maintains the temperature within a very narrow range, and therefore nursing staff reduce the time they spend making manual adjustments and increase the time spent on care of the patient. 
• Dual control modes (air mode and skin/servo mode): The BT-500 infant incubator uses air mode to keep the chamber at a fixed temperature, while in skin or servo mode, the output is adjusted according to the baby’s actual skin temperature using a probe. Thermal needs vary daily for infants, with the mode that needs to be used depending on the clinical situation. 
• Password protected control panel: The BT-500 infant incubator settings are protected by a code so that in busy wards no staff member could accidentally change the alarm limits or temperature target. 
• Audible and visual alarm system: Alerts sound when there is a power outage, sensor loss, and when temperatures are high or low; this gives staff time to respond before the infant is impacted, especially during Pakistan’s often intermittent power cuts (load shedding). The BT-500 infant incubator helps provide added operational support during these conditions.
• Transparent acrylic hood with access ports (portholes): Nurses can access the baby for feeding, for an IV line, and for examination without opening the main hood, thus maintaining the stable environment inside the hood and minimizing heat loss. 
• Humidity control system: An effective system for controlling the moisture loss from the skin of premature infants, which is one of the most common problems in the summer season in Pakistani cities such as Multan and Karachi. The BT-500 infant incubator supports controlled humidity for these neonatal care needs. 
• Battery backup support: If the main supply is unreliable, battery backup will ensure that the BT-500 infant incubator continues to operate during brief power failures and will provide precious time until generator or UPS power becomes available. 

Who Should Buy This / Use Cases

The BT-500 infant incubator is designed for hospitals, maternity clinics, and NICU in Pakistan that receive premature or underweight babies frequently. It is ideal for government and private hospitals facing intermittent power supply, as a power drop or load shedding may be a life threatening event for a baby requiring constant thermal support. 

The battery backup and alarm system helps smaller maternity homes in cities and towns with frequent power outages to avoid the potential for inconsistent temperatures when power goes out. It will be a suitable match for neonatal equipment distributors to district hospitals because the unit can be easily used in hospitals that have small in house biomedical engineering services. 

Why Choose Capasee Electro Medical Engineering?

Capasee Electro Medical Engineering is a designer and supplier of neonatal and critical care equipment for hospitals in Pakistan. It collaborates directly with clinical staff to know the issues faced in the ward, be it problematic power supply or heavy daily use of the power, and not simply sending a standard unit. 

To ensure hospitals are not left without support once they have the unit, every BT-500 infant incubator unit comes with installation support and after sales service, comprising technician visits and availability of spare parts. Capasee truly distinguishes itself from suppliers who are gone after the product is delivered, with this hands on approach to service. 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the core control modes of the BT-500?

The BT-500 has two control modes; air mode (fixed chamber temperature set by personnel) and skin (servo) mode (controlled heating according to the skin temperature probe on the infant). 

How do you unlock and change settings on the control panel?

The control panel is password or access code protected. When authorized staff enter the code into the panel, it unlocks, allowing them to adjust temperature or alarm limits; when they are done, they can lock the panel so that accidental adjustments are not possible. 

What safety features does the incubator include?

The BT 500 features audible and visual alarms for power outage, sensor disconnect, and temperature deviation from the set range, and a password controlled control panel to prevent unauthorized setting changes. 

Does the unit require moving the baby for standard procedures?

No, the hood has access holes (portholes) that allow staff to access the infant for feeding, IV insertion, and/or examination without opening the larger hood or removing the infant from the controlled environment. 

What are the key components of an infant incubator?

The common infant incubator has a transparent hood, a heating and air circulation system, a temperature control unit and sensor, a humidity system, an alarm system, and a mattress tray which work together to keep the environment stable for the baby. 

Get in Touch

Please contact Capasee Electro Medical Engineering for pricing, technical specifications, or even for a demonstration of the BT-500 infant incubator. We can guide you through the installation process and post installation support for your hospital or clinic.