KENZ ECG 108

Description

The Kenz ECG‑108 (also known as Suzuken Kenz ECG‑108) is a single-channel digital electrocardiograph designed for portability and clinical reliability:

• Thermal head printer provides clear, precise ECG tracings, aided by digital filters that reduce interference from AC, muscle tremor, and baseline drift

• Recording modes: 4 automatic modes (normal, reverse, 3-channel, Cabrera), plus 1 manual and 1 arrhythmia detection mode—helpful for spotting irregular heart rhythms .

• Compact & portable: Weighs under 2.5 kg (including rechargeable battery), ideal for bedside use or mobile clinics .

• User-friendly operation: Standard 12-lead or Cabrera recording with a single RUN/STOP button; on-board keypad allows typing of patient ID (up to 12 digits), name, sex, and comments (up to 36 characters).

• Safety features: Utilizes photo-isolated circuitry with patient leakage current < 10 µA; input impedance > 50 MΩ; CMR > 100 dB; frequency response 0.05–100 Hz .

• Display: 16×21-character LCD shows status and guidance messages. (Its sibling model, ECG‑110, adds a 5.7″ graphic LCD display with waveform preview.) .

• Power: Operates on AC or internal rechargeable battery (12 V), supporting portability .

• Regulatory note: Cleared by FDA as substantially equivalent to existing ECG devices under 510(k) number K001896 (decision dated Jan 8, 2001)