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Blackstone HS-HZBM102
Blackstone HS-HZBM102
Blackstone Women, Children & Neonatal

Blackstone HS-HZBM102

Product Code: WCN-4091

One timer tracks the course in progress and the unit's total use.

An LED phototherapy unit with its own digital timer, the HS-HZBM102 displays the current course's therapy time alongside the total time the light has been used. Clinical teams use it to treat newborns with jaundice.

Sections
Jaundice Phototherapy Units
Categories
Women, Children & Neonatal
Condition
New
Origin
China
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Certified Professional Seller
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Supplier: Medigear
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Blackstone's HS-HZBM102 is an LED phototherapy unit designed around its digital timer. Its treatment light comes from LEDs, the light-emitting diodes that act as the source, and it is built as a standard clinical treatment device for newborn jaundice care. The LED digital timer displays two figures: the therapy time for the current course and the unit's total usage time.

The timer is the defining feature. Because the unit displays therapy time, the nurse reads the length of the current course at the cot side, with the clock built into the light. The total usage figure records how much the light has worked across every course, which gives the department a running account of each unit's use for its equipment records.

The housing is compact and box-shaped, with the timer display set into its front panel.

It is available to business buyers in more than 80 countries.

Maternity and postnatal wards use the HS-HZBM102 for newborns with jaundice, and neonatal units use it for babies already in their care who need phototherapy. Midwives and neonatal nurses run it day to day, with paediatricians and neonatologists deciding when treatment starts and stops.

The timer shapes the routine. Once a course begins, its therapy time is on the unit, so every nurse who comes to the cot reads the same figure from the light itself. At handover, the incoming team finds the length of the course for the baby.

The total usage time serves the equipment side. Clinical engineering staff and ward managers read it to see how much each unit has been used, which helps when several lights rotate between babies and wards.

As a compact, box-shaped unit with a front-facing display, it fits the bedside routine of a busy postnatal ward.

LED light source

The treatment light comes from LEDs.

Therapy time on the unit

The built-in timer shows the current course's therapy time.

Total usage on record

The same timer shows the total time the unit has been used, which feeds equipment records.

One display for both figures

Therapy time and total usage time read from the same LED digital timer.

A standard clinical treatment device

Built for clinical treatment use.

Source and timer in one housing

The box-shaped housing keeps the light and its timer together.

LED light source

Light-emitting diodes provide the treatment light.

LED digital timer

A digital timer with an LED display is built in.

Therapy time display

The timer shows the therapy time for the current course.

Total usage time display

Accumulated use of the unit appears on the same timer.

Clinical treatment device

The unit is a standard clinical treatment device.

Box-shaped housing

A compact housing carries the display on its front panel.

The HS-HZBM102 suits maternity, postnatal and neonatal teams who treat newborn jaundice with LED phototherapy and want the timing kept on the light itself. What it does well is the timer: the therapy time for the current course and the unit's total usage time both show on its LED display, so nurses read one and equipment records draw on the other. Its compact, box-shaped housing keeps source and timer together at the cot side. For departments running several lights, the usage figure on each unit shows how much each one has worked over its life. Its light source is LED.

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It uses an LED light source. LEDs, or light-emitting diodes, produce the treatment light from solid-state components inside the unit.

The LED digital timer shows two readings: the therapy time for the current course and the unit's total usage time. Both appear on the unit's own display.

Total usage time records how much the light has been used across all courses. Departments can enter that figure in their equipment records and plan servicing around it.

The therapy time shows on the timer built into the unit. Nurses read it at the cot side whenever they look in on the baby.

It is a phototherapy unit for newborns with jaundice, used in maternity, postnatal and neonatal care. Midwives and neonatal nurses run it, with paediatricians and neonatologists deciding on treatment.

It is a standard clinical treatment device. The LED source and the digital timer sit together in one compact, box-shaped housing.

The display is set into the front panel of the housing. Therapy time and total usage time both read from that one timer.

Phototherapy places the baby under treatment light, and in this unit the light comes from LEDs. The timer shows the therapy time for each course.