Description

GE Mac 1200 ECG Machine

The GE Mac 1200 ECG is a portable, digital 12-lead electrocardiograph system designed for hospitals, clinics, and medical practices across Los Angeles and California. With advanced diagnostic algorithms, seamless MUSE connectivity, and real-time arrhythmia detection, this ECG machine delivers clinical precision and operational efficiency.

Whether you’re searching for an ECG machine near me or sourcing equipment for a facility in Los Angeles,  offers certified refurbished units with warranty and expert support.

Discover the GE Mac 1200 ECG, a portable 12-lead electrocardiograph with advanced analysis and seamless MUSE connectivity. Available near me in Los Angeles, California. Ideal for hospitals and clinics.

Includes

• Patient cable
• Alligator clips
• 1 pack of paper
• 1 pack of electrodes
• Power cord

Key Benefits

• High diagnostic accuracy with Marquette 12SL ECG analysis
• Gender-specific interpretation for improved cardiac sensitivity
• Seamless data transmission to MUSE Cardiology Information System
• Portable design with battery operation for flexible use
• Ideal for clinical trials, outpatient centers, and hospital departments

Features

GE Mac 1200 ECG Machine

• One-touch operation for acquisition, analysis, storage, and printing
• 4 user-definable patient data fields
• Real-time waveform display for rhythm assessment
• Lightweight with carry handle for mobility
• Full-size Z-fold paper for multiple report formats
• Optional Clinical Trial data guard for compliance
• Password-protected digital archive and audit trail
• Field-upgradeable software and modular leadwire assembly

Specifications

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• EKG Calibration Service

 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the GE Mac 1200 ECG used for?
   It’s used for resting and real-time ECG recording with arrhythmia detection in clinical settings.
2. How many leads does the Mac 1200 record?
   It records 12 leads simultaneously and supports 6-lead real-time recording.
3. Is the Mac 1200 portable?
   Yes, it’s lightweight with a carry handle and battery-powered operation.
4. Does it support pediatric ECG analysis?
   Yes, it includes pediatric interpretation via the Marquette 12SL algorithm.
5. Can the Mac 1200 transmit ECG data remotely?
   Yes, it supports modem transmission to systems like MUSE for remote review.
6. What power sources does it use?
   AC power and rechargeable NiCad battery.
7. What are the operating temperature ranges?
   50°F to 104°F for operation; -22°F to 140°F for transport.
8. Is it compliant with medical regulations?
   Yes, it complies with IEC 60601 and bears CE marking.
9. Can it detect pacemaker signals?
   Yes, pacemaker detection is available on all leads.
10. How long does the battery take to charge?
    Approximately 4 hours.
11. What kind of paper does it use?
    Full-size Z-fold thermal array paper.
12. Is it suitable for clinical trials?
    Yes, with optional Clinical Trial data guard for compliance.
13. How is patient data entered?
    Via 4 user-definable fields on the keypad.
14. What display does it have?
    A backlit LCD with 320×240 resolution.
15. Who can operate the Mac 1200?
    Only qualified and trained medical personnel.