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Blackstone HS-HZBM1000A

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Blackstone HS-HZBM1000A

Product Code: WCN-4116

The LED phototherapy built into the warmer treats jaundice where the baby lies.

A radiant warmer and an LED phototherapy unit in one, the HS-HZBM1000A warms a newborn from overhead and through a heated silicone mattress, runs in pre-warm, manual or baby mode, and treats jaundice on the same bed.

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Infant Warmers

Categories

Women, Children & Neonatal

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

CE & ISO Certified

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Supplier: Medigear

Supplied by Blackstone, the HS-HZBM1000A is an infant radiant warmer with built-in phototherapy for delivery suites and neonatal units. A microcomputer runs three control modes: pre-warm, which readies the bed before a baby arrives; manual, in which staff set the heat; and baby mode, which holds skin temperature between 34.5 and 37.5 °C. The skin sensor is accurate to ±0.3 °C, and control accuracy is 0.5 °C. The silicone mattress has its own heating, adjustable from 25 to 38 °C, with a uniformity of ±0.7 °C. display accuracy. Blue LEDs deliver bilirubin irradiance of up to 0.8 mW/cm² across the effective area, with uniformity above 0.4. It has no canopy, so humidity is not controlled, and suction, oxygen and a resuscitation bag sit outside its configuration.

Its case rests on simplicity. A newborn who needs warmth and treatment for jaundice stays on one heated bed, so no separate phototherapy lamp is wheeled in, positioned and plugged in beside it. The LCD stores temperature data and draws it as curves, keeping the baby's temperature history on the screen. An APGAR timer sounds at 1, 5 and 10 minutes.

The warming module turns ±60° horizontally, and the bassinet tilts up to 20° head-up or head-down. Clear side panels fold outward or lift off, the stand sets the working height, and an IV stand and trays complete the set. Alarms cover over-temperature, deviation, sensor failure, power failure, setting and checking. Supply is 220–230 V AC at 50 Hz or 110–120 V AC at 50–60 Hz; power peaks at 900 VA, and the warmer operates at 18 to 30 °C with air movement under 0.3 m/s.

Packed for shipping, it measures 1500 × 810 × 1475 mm. It is available to business buyers in more than 80 countries.

At birth, delivery suites and maternity theatres receive babies onto the HS-HZBM1000A. Before delivery, pre-warm mode prepares the bed and sets the mattress heating, so the baby lies on a warm surface. Once the skin sensor is on, baby mode takes over and holds the chosen skin temperature, while the APGAR timer marks 1, 5 and 10 minutes for scoring.

In neonatal and special care units, it suits babies who need open, warmed care and treatment for jaundice at the same time. Phototherapy starts on the bed the baby already occupies, so staff don't move a small or unsettled baby between devices, and they keep hands-on access through the open sides. Postnatal and paediatric wards use it the same way for babies who need warmth during phototherapy.

The stored temperature curve supports handover, showing on the screen itself how the baby's temperature has run. Manual mode gives staff direct control of the heat when servo control isn't needed, and pre-warm mode keeps the bed ready between admissions.

Positioning follows the task. The stand brings the bassinet to a comfortable working height for whoever is at the bed, the bassinet tilts up to 20° either way, and the warming module swings aside through 60° when space is needed above. Side panels fold out for procedures and lift off for cleaning, and the IV stand keeps infusions at the cot.

Its room needs mains power matching the supplied voltage, a temperature between 18 and 30 °C, and still air.

Babies who need enclosed humidified care, and bays that want suction and oxygen on the warmer, call for other equipment.

Phototherapy without a second device

Blue LED phototherapy is built in, so jaundice treatment starts on the bed the baby already lies on.

Warmth from above and below

Radiant heat from the warming module is joined by a silicone mattress heated to 25-38 °C.

Three ways to run the heat

Readying the bed, direct control, and skin-led control each have their own mode.

A temperature history on the screen

Stored readings appear as curves on the LCD, ready for review at handover.

Height set for the person at the bed

The height-adjustable stand brings the bassinet to a working level for each user.

Tilt in both directions

The bassinet inclines up to 20° head-up or head-down.

Panels that open the bed

Side panels fold outward or come off for access and cleaning.

APGAR tones at the cot

The timer sounds at 1, 5 and 10 minutes after it is started.

Two supply versions

One version takes 220–230 V at 50 Hz and the other 110–120 V at 50–60 Hz.

Pre-warm mode

The bed is warmed before a baby arrives.

Manual mode

Staff set the heat directly.

Baby mode

It holds skin temperature between 34.5 and 37.5 °C.

Skin temperature sensor

It reads skin temperature to within ±0.3 °C.

Control accuracy

The controller holds its target within 0.5 °C.

Heated silicone mattress

Mattress warming adjusts from 25 to 38 °C.

Mattress uniformity and display

Surface temperature stays within 2 °C, and the reading is accurate to ±0.7 °C.

Blue LED phototherapy

Bilirubin irradiance reaches up to 0.8 mW/cm² across the effective area.

Spectral irradiance

It reaches at least 15 µW/cm²/nm at maximum and 12 µW/cm²/nm on average.

Irradiance uniformity

The minimum-to-maximum ratio across the effective area stays above 0.4.

LCD with curves

Temperature data is stored and plotted on screen.

APGAR timer

Tones mark 1, 5 and 10 minutes.

Warming module rotation

The module swings ±60° horizontally.

Bassinet tilt

Inclination reaches 20° in either direction.

Height-adjustable stand

Vertical adjustment sets the working height.

Removable panels

Panels around the bassinet fold out or detach.

Alarm set

Over-temperature, deviation, sensor failure, and power failure alarms are fitted, with settings checked.

For delivery suites and neonatal units that want warmth and routine phototherapy delivered on one bed, with a heated mattress beneath the baby and a temperature curve on the screen, the HS-HZBM1000A fits. Its case is simplicity: one height-adjustable unit warms from above and below, treats jaundice without a second device and keeps the record in view. The limits deserve weight. No CE or UKCA position is evidenced for this model. A unit that runs phototherapy on dedicated lamps gains little from the built-in LEDs. The open bed leaves humidity uncontrolled, and the set does not include suction or oxygen.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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Pre-warm mode heats the bed before staff place a baby on it, and manual mode lets staff set the heat directly. Baby mode uses the skin temperature sensor to hold the baby at a setting from 34.5 to 37.5 °C. A microcomputer runs all three.

The mattress has its own heating, set anywhere from 25 to 38 °C, so warmth reaches the baby from below while the radiant module works from above. Temperature across its surface varies by no more than 2 °C, and the displayed mattress temperature is accurate to ±0.7 °C.

Blue LEDs give bilirubin irradiance of up to 0.8 mW/cm² across the effective area of the mattress. Measured per nanometre of the blue band, irradiance reaches at least 15 µW/cm²/nm at its strongest and averages at least 12 µW/cm²/nm. Uniformity above 0.4 means the weakest point in that area receives more than 40% of the irradiance at the strongest point.

It stores temperature data and displays it as curves so that you can review stored readings on the screen. A handover can start from the curve, not from memory.

The skin temperature sensor reads to ±0.3 °C, and the controller holds its target to within 0.5 °C. The display shows mattress temperature to ±0.7 °C.

Alarms cover over-temperature, deviation from the setting, sensor failure and power failure. Setting and checking alarms complete the list.

Once started at birth, it sounds a tone at 1, 5 and 10 minutes, marking the moments for APGAR scoring. Each tone comes with a visual signal, so a busy team still notices it.

The warming module swings horizontally through ±60°, and the bassinet tilts up to 20° head-up or 20° head-down. Its clear side panels fold outward for access or lift off, and the stand adjusts the working height.

The main unit comprises the warming module, controller, bassinet, main column and height-adjustable stand. It also includes a skin temperature sensor, an IV stand, the silicone mattress, trays, and panels.

It comes in two main versions:2202 30 V at 50 Hz and f10–1110V at 50–60 Hz, and draws up to 900 VA. The warmer operates in rooms from 18 to 30 °C, with air moving at less than 0.3 m/s around the bed.

Care that depends on enclosed humidity calls for an incubator, because the bed is open to the room. A bay that wants suction and oxygen fitted to the warmer needs a model that carries them, and a unit that runs phototherapy only on dedicated lamps would leave the built-in LEDs unused.

No CE or UKCA position is evidenced for the HS-HZBM1000A. Its modes, heated mattress and LED unit are design features that leave conformity status unanswered.