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Blackstone HSB03

Product Code: CE-4143

The report arrives with every interval and axis already measured.

Every interval, axis and voltage is measured before anyone reads the trace: the HSB03 records all twelve leads together, adds an auto-diagnosis conclusion, and prints the lot in a 12×1 layout on 210 mm thermal paper.

Sections

ECG Machines

Categories

Cardiology Equipment

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

CE & ISO Certified

Global Shipping

Supplier: Medigear

Supplied by Blackstone, the HSB03 is a twelve-channel resting electrocardiograph for cardiology clinics, hospital ECG services, and health screening. It acquires all 12 leads synchronously with 24-bit sampling accuracy and displays 3, 6, or 12 leads on an 8-inch colour touch screen, along with print mode, sensitivity, paper speed, and filter state. Printing runs on 210 mm × 20 m thermal paper in auto 12×1, 6×2+1, 6×2, and 3×4+2 layouts; rhythm 12, 10, 8, and 6; and manual mode at 5, 6.25, 10, 12.5, 25, or 50 mm/s. Automatic analysis measures heart rate, P-R interval, P duration, QRS duration, Q-T and Q-Tc, the P, QRS, S, and T axes, and R(V5), S(V1), and R(V5)+S(V1), then provides an auto-diagnosis conclusion. It's designed for resting recordings only, with no monitoring or alarm functions.

Its value is in the reading time it saves. The intervals, axes, and voltage criteria a clinician would otherwise measure by hand arrive printed with the trace, so each report starts with measured values. The auto-diagnosis conclusion is a computer statement that the reading clinician accepts or amends, and it supports that judgement without replacing it. A full keyboard captures patient details quickly, and the interface and report support several languages.

Power-frequency, baseline and EMG filters clean the signal, and the floating input is defibrillation-protected. You can print a trend chart and a P-R interval histogram; waveform length is adjustable, and timed printing is built in. Built-in memory holds up to 1000 cases for review and statistics. On battery, it offers up to 10 hours on standby and more than 3 hours of continuous printing under optimal conditions.

The unit measures 340 × 320 × 85 mm. It is available to business buyers in more than 80 countries.

Where many recordings are reported in one session, as in cardiology outpatient clinics and hospital ECG departments, the Blackstone HSB03 earns its keep. The 12×1 layout gives the reporting clinician every lead in full on one 210 mm page, with the measured heart rate, intervals, durations, axes, and voltages beside the trace and the auto-diagnosis conclusion. The technician spends time interpreting, with the routine measurements already done.

Health screening and occupational health programmes use it for batches of check-up ECGs, often recorded one after another in a single clinic room. Staff enter patient details via the keyboard, the recordings are stored in the 1000-case memory, and the statistics function helps when a programme reviews the results. Staff and patients can set the interface and report languages to match their needs.

Community teams take it on home visits, where the battery's standby time and more than 3 hours of continuous printing under optimal conditions cover a round of patients away from mains power. The 8-inch touch screen shows 3, 6, or 12 leads before printing so that staff can identify a poor electrode at the bedside, and the case stays in memory until it is printed again or reviewed back at base.

Pre-operative assessment clinics and medical wards benefit from the same automatic measurements, especially the Q-T and Q-Tc values that medication reviews often call for, and from the trend chart and P-R interval histogram when a patient is followed over time.

The automatic conclusion is a starting point for the clinician, never a final report. Stress testing and alarmed bedside monitoring fall to other equipment.

Measurements done for the reader

Heart rate, intervals, durations, axes and voltage criteria print with every recording.

All twelve leads on one page

The auto 12×1 layout shows each lead in full on 210 mm paper.

A conclusion to start from

The auto-diagnosis statement gives the reading clinician a first view to accept or amend.

Patient details typed quickly

A full keyboard sits below the touch screen for names and case details.

Languages for mixed teams

The interface and printed report are offered in several languages.

Long battery days

Up to 10 hours on standby and more than 3 hours of printing support home visits and screening sessions.

Cases kept for review

Memory for up to 1000 cases supports review and statistics.

Follow-up printing

A trend chart and a P-R interval histogram show change over time.

Clean signal capture

24-bit acquisition with power-frequency, baseline and EMG filtering keeps traces readable.

8-inch touch screen

The colour display shows 3, 6, or 12 leads based on the current settings.

Synchronous 12-lead acquisition

All leads are sampled together with 24-bit accuracy.

Twelve-channel printing

Auto 12×1, 6×2+1, 6×2 and 3×4+2 layouts are available.

Rhythm modes

Rhythm 12, 10, 8 and 6 print longer rhythm records.

Manual mode

You can also print leads under manual control.

Paper speeds

Six speeds run from 5 to 50 mm/s (5, 6.25, 10, 12.5, 25 and 50 mm/s), with automatic and rhythm recordings at 25 or 50 mm/s.

Sensitivity settings

Gain options are 2.5, 5, 10, 20 and 40 mm/mV, with 10 mm/mV as standard.

Automatic analysis

Measured parameters include HR, P-R, P duration, QRS duration, Q-T, Q-Tc, the three axes and the V5 and V1 voltages.

Auto-diagnosis conclusion

A computer-generated conclusion follows the measurements.

Trend chart and histogram

A trend chart and a P-R interval histogram are printable.

Adjustable printing

You can set the printed waveform length, and timed printing is built in.

Signal filtering

Power-frequency, baseline and EMG filters are fitted, with the EMG filter at 35 Hz (−3 dB).

Input performance

Input impedance is at least 50 MΩ, the time constant exceeds 3.2 s, and polarisation voltage tolerance is ±300 mV.

Frequency response

Its bandwidth runs from 0.05 to 150 Hz (−3 dB).

Built-in memory

Up to 1000 cases are stored for review.

Battery operation

Up to 10 hours on standby and more than 3 hours of continuous printing under optimal conditions.

Multi-language interface

Menus and reports run in Chinese, English, Turkish, Portuguese, German, Russian, Kazakh and other languages.

The Blackstone HSB03 suits cardiology clinics, hospital ECG services, screening programmes, and community teams that report many resting ECGs and want measurements done before the reader starts. Its case is staffing time: every interval, duration, axis and voltage criterion arrives printed beside a full 12×1 trace, with an auto-diagnosis conclusion to accept or amend. No CE or UKCA position is evidenced for this model. The conclusion is a computer statement, never a final report, and the battery figures of up to 10 hours on standby hold under optimal conditions. Its role is the resting 12-lead recording on 210 mm thermal paper, with stress testing and alarmed monitoring outside its design.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

The auto 12×1 layout prints all twelve leads together on 210 mm paper. Auto 6×2+1, 6×2 and 3×4+2 layouts, rhythm 12, 10, 8 and 6, and a manual mode are also available.

It measures heart rate, P-R interval, P duration, QRS duration, Q-T and Q-Tc, the P, QRS and T axes, and R(V5), S(V1) and R(V5)+S(V1). An auto-diagnosis conclusion follows the measurements on the report.

No. It is a computer-generated statement that the reading clinician reviews against the trace before accepting or amending it.

Under optimal conditions, the battery gives up to 10 hours on standby and more than 3 hours of continuous printing. That covers a run of home visits or a day of health checks away from mains power.

The paper can run at 5, 6.25, 10, 12.5, 25 or 50 mm/s. Automatic and rhythm recordings use 25 or 50 mm/s.

Chinese, English, Turkish, Portuguese, German, Russian and Kazakh are among the languages offered. Both the on-screen interface and the printed report change based on the chosen language.

Yes. Built-in memory stores up to 1000 cases, which you can recall for review and use for statistics.

A trend chart and a P-R interval histogram can be printed alongside the standard reports. The printed waveform length is adjustable, and it includes a timed printing function.

Power-frequency, baseline and EMG filters work on the 24-bit signal, with the EMG filter at 35 Hz (−3 dB). Common-mode rejection exceeds 60 dB, rising above 100 dB with filtering, and noise stays at or below 15 µVp-p.

Yes. The input is floating and defibrillation-protected; the device carries a Class I rating with a Type CF applied part, and patient leakage current is below 10 µA.

Exercise stress testing needs a stress system, and continuous ECG monitoring with alarms needs a patient monitor, because the HSB03 records resting 12-lead ECGs. Both sit outside what a resting electrocardiograph is built to do.

No CE or UKCA marking is evidenced for the HSB03. Its Class I, type CF classification covers electrical protection, and no marking has been evidenced for this Blackstone model.