Description

Infant Incubator

An infant incubator is an advanced neonatal care device designed to provide a warm, safe, and controlled environment for newborns, particularly those born prematurely or with medical conditions that require specialized care. The incubator functions as an enclosed unit that regulates temperature, humidity, and oxygen concentration, mimicking the protective conditions of the mother’s womb.

The system is equipped with transparent walls to allow continuous monitoring and bonding, while limiting exposure to external noise, dust, and infections. Integrated heating and humidification systems ensure a stable microclimate, preventing heat loss and dehydration, which are critical risks in fragile infant.

Features

Digital control panels for precise adjustment of temperature, humidity, and oxygen.

Alarms and monitoring systems to alert healthcare providers to changes in the infant’s condition.

Access ports that allow caregivers to handle or treat the baby without disturbing the environment.

Built-in phototherapy lamps for the treatment of neonatal jaundice (in some models).

Mobility and safety features such as wheels with locks, air filtration, and ergonomic design for easy hospital use.

By ensuring stable physiological conditions, the infant incubator supports respiratory stability, thermoregulation, and healthy development, giving vulnerable babies the best chance for survival and growth until they are strong enough to thrive outside of the device