JAM S3 Wearable Monitor

• 3.5" color display with capacitive touch input, 170 degree viewing angle from all directions • Temprature, Masimo SPO2, Respiration (8) Lead ECG Modules • Unlimited storage of patient vital parameters and alarm list • Sending data to the Sahand central system using the 802.11b/g/n WiFi module for patients on the move and those residing on the hospital premises • Simultaneously send data to the smartphone application over Wi-Fi • Visual and audible alarms • Detecting and eliminating Pace Maker signals • Resistant to electric shock • Has three separate adult, pediatric, and infant modes • Three types of filters to eliminate electrocautery and environmental noise • Various pages with different layout and zoom parameters (Multi Page) • Ability to select horizontal or vertical screen orientation • Operates on 2 AA batteries (capable of continuously monitoring ECG signals for 20 hours on a single full charge) • Isolated USB charger with Type C connector (full charge in less than 6 hours and ability to use the device while charging) • Small design (63x28x133) and lightweight (250 grams with two batteries) • Compliance with IEC 60601-25-2 specialized standard • Easy connection to the Virial monitor via Wi-Fi and receive and display all recorded signals and parameters simultaneously. • Ability to create 12 ECG leads using 8 transmitted leads • Sending reports and diagnostic copies to medical staff or the patient via email or app • Various pages with different signal layouts (Multi Page and dedicated page displaying 12 leads) • Professional interpretation of ECG signal arrhythmias and heart health monitoring using Glasgow software • Ability to send 12-lead ECG signals along with interpretation and other parameters to the specialist's email on the Internet. • Signals and reports archive • Accurate, reliable, easy to use, portable, light and small • Detecting heart problems without clinical manifestations in the early stages • An easy approach to heart health screening at home • Smart cardiac monitoring in the treatment of patients