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Description Itb No.046.24- 1 Lot Cardiac Telemetry Monitoring System One (1) Lot Cardiac Telemetry Monitoring System (109 Transmitters/monitors And Sets Of Central Monitoring Station, 4 Units Portable Minimally Invasive Cardiac Output Monitors 1 Centralized Monitoring System) 1. Description: A System That Allows Continuous Cardiac Monitoring Of Ambulatory Adult And Pediatric Patients 2. Operational Requirements System Complete With All Accessories As Specified In The Technical Specifications Below. 3. Technical Specifications A. Transmitters/monitors And Sets Of Central Monitoring Station 1. Ecg 1.1 Provides Up To At Least 8 Leads Ecg Waveforms 1.2 Supports 3 – 6 Lead Ecg Cables 1.3 Able To Recognize Abnormal Rhythms, Leads Off And Produce A Subsequent Alarm 1.4 Hr Detection From 30-300 Beats Per Minute 1.5 Simultaneous Analysis Of At Least 4 Leads (user-defined) Qrs Detection 2. Spo2 2.1 Transmitted From Either Finger Or Skin Probe 2.2 For Adult: Each Unit Must Have 2 Pieces Of The Following Sizes Of Finger Probe 2.2.1 Small Adult 2.2.2 Regular Adult 2.3 For Pedia: Each Unit Must Have 2 Pieces Of The Following Sizes Of Reusable Wrap Sensor (with Compatibility To Disposal Type) 2.3.1 Neonate 2.3.2 Infant 2.3.3 Child 2.4 Range: 0-100% 2.5 Accuracy: 70-100% 2.6 Perfusion Indicator Range: 0.05 – 20% 3. Pulse Rate 3.1 Pr Detection From 20- 300 Beats Per Minute 3.2 Pr Accuracy +3 Bpm 4. Nibp 4.1parameters: Systolic, Diastolic And Mean 4.2 Range: Parameters Lowest Highest Systolic 25 Mmhg 290 Mmhg Diastolic 10 Mmhg 210 Mmhg Mean 15 Mmhg 270 Hg 4.3 Cuff Inflation Time: 30 -120 Seconds 4.4 Modes: Manual And Automatic 4.5 Interval In Automatic Mode: From 5 Minutes Up To 480 Minutes 4.6 Accuracy: + 5mmhg 4.7 Method: Oscillometric 4.8 With Variable Cuff Sizes Fit For Adult Patients 4.8.1 12 Cm X 22 (small Adult With Arm Circumference 18-26cm) – 5 Pieces/transmitter 4.8.2 16 Cm X 30 Cm (regular Adult With Arm Circumference 25 – 35cm) – 5 Pieces/ Transmitter 4.8.3 16 Cm X 36 Cm (large Adult With Arm Circumference 33 – 47cm) – 80 Pcs/lot 4.8.4 16 Cm X 42 Cm (extra-large Adult With Arm Circumference 45 -66cm) – 40 Pcs/lot 4.9 With Variable Cuff Sizes For Pediatric Patients 4.9.1 6 Cm X 12 Cm (infant With Arm Circumference 10-19 Cm)- 5 Pieces/ Transmitter 4.9.2 8 Cm X 22 Cm (child With Arm Circumference 15-21 Cm)- 5 Pieces/ Transmitter 4.9.3 10 Cm X 22 Cm (young Adult With Arm Circumference 20-26 Cm) – 5pieces/ Transmitter 4.9.4 13 Cm X 28 Cm (adult With Arm Circumference 25-34 Cm) 5 Pieces/ Transmitter 5.transmission 5.1 To Operate At Industrial Standard Wi-fi 2.4ghz/5ghz Compatible With Phc Network 5.2 Distance Range Of At Least 500 Meters 5.3 With Secure Data Transmission 5.4 With Signal Strength Indicator 6. Battery 6.1 Rechargeable Lithium-ion Battery 6.2 Charging Time: Up To 12 Hours 6.3 Full Charge Running Time: 36-48 Hours 6.4 With Overcharge Protection 6.5 Battery Status Indicator 6.6 Charging Dock For Transmitter Units 6.7 Power Input To Be 110-220vac, 60hz, Single Phase, Fitted With Phc Electrical Outlet 6.8 With Two (2) Extra Batteries Per Transmitter 7. Physical Attributes 7.1 Lcd Screen Diagonal Measuring 50-100mm 7.2 At Least 480 Pixels X 320-pixel Resolution 7.3 Touchscreen 7.4 Displays Patient’s Details (i.e. Name, Hospital Number, Room/bed Number) 7.5 Displays At Least 2 Waveforms And 3 Numerical Parameters 7.6 Display Lock On/off System 7.7 Built-in Device Positioning System 7.8 Audible And Visual Alarms For Parameter Abnormalities, Battery Status, Out-of-range 7.9 With Alarm Lamp And Speaker 7.10 With 1.2 – 1.5meters Drop Protection 7.11 Waterproof, With An Ingress Protection Rating Of Not Lower Than Ipx7 7.12 With A Built-in Nurse Call Button 7.13 Dimensions: 120-140mm(h) X 60-90mm(w) X 20-40mm(d) 7.14 Weight: 200-900g (including Battery) 7.15 With Water-resistant Sling Pouch 7.16 With Laminated Guide For Troubleshooting Equipment Failure 8.central Monitoring (nurses Stations) 8.1 Master/slave Structure With Lcd Display Monitors Of At Least 32” In Size And Resolution Of At Least 1280 X 1024 8.2 Sets Of Central Monitoring Stations With Display Monitors For Each Station 8.2.1 For 3b – 2 Sets Central Monitoring Stations With 2 Display Monitors To 14-16 Transmitters/monitor 8.2.2 For 3c, 4e, 4f, 4g - 4 Sets Central Monitoring Stations With 3 Display Monitors To 25 Transmitters/monitors 8.3 Each Display Monitor Shall Be Capable Of Showing In Real-time The Following: 8.3.1 Seven (7) To Fourteen (14) Ecg Traces 8.3.2 Patient Identification 8.3.2 Associated Parameter Displays (numeric And Waveform) 8.4 Multi-lead Arrhythmia Analysis With At Least 25 Alarms 8.5 Capable Of Real-time Analysis And Historical Trend Analysis Of At Least Up To 72 Hours 8.6 With Built-in Transmitter Device Locator 8.7 Capable Of Wireless Transmission To A Remote Centralized Monitoring System/command Center 9. Strip Chart Printer 9.1 Printer For Single/dual Channel Recordings Complete With All Pertinent Information Such As Patient Name, Date & Time Of Recording 9.2 Can Be Manually Started Either From The Transmitter/monitor Or The Central Station 9.3 Quantity: 5 Units 10. Network Printer 10.1 Printer For Trend Graph, Waveform Information Or Any Data As Displayed On The Monitor 10.2 Laser Type And Support Use Of Plain Paper (a4 Or Letter Size) 10.3 Quantity: 5 Units B. Portable Minimally Invasive Cardiac Output Monitors 1. Ecg 1.1. Provides Up To At Least 8 Leads Ecg Waveforms 1.2 Supports 3 – 6 Lead Ecg Cables 1.3 Able To Recognize Abnormal Rhythms, Leads Off And Produce A Subsequent Alarm 1.4 Hr Detection From 30-300 Beats Per Minute 1.5 Simultaneous Analysis Of At Least 4 Leads (user-defined) Qrs Detection 2. Spo2 2.1 Transmitted From Either Finger 2.2 For Adult: Each Unit Must Have 2 Pieces Of The Following Sizes Of Finger Probe 2.2.1 Small Adult 2.2.2 Regular Adult 2.3 For Pedia: Each Unit Must Have 2 Pieces Of The Following Sizes Of Reusable Wrap Sensor (with Compatibility To Disposal Type) 2.3.1 Neonate 2.3.2 Infant 2.3.3 Child 2.4 Range: 0-100% 2.5 Accuracy: 70-100% 2.6 Perfusion Indicator Range: 0.05 – 20% 2.7 With The Capability Of Measuring Perfusion Index (to Be Able To Use It For Preload Responsiveness Assessment 3. Pulse Rate 3.1 Pr Detection From 20- 300 Beats Per Minutes 3.2 Pr Accuracy +3 Bpm 4. Nibp 4.1parameters: Systolic, Diastolic And Mean 4.2 Range: Parameters Lowest Highest Systolic 25 Mmhg 290 Mmhg Diastolic 10 Mmhg 210 Mmhg Mean 15 Mmhg 270 Mmhg 4.3 Cuff Inflation Time: 30 -120 Seconds 4.4 Modes: Manual And Automatic 4.5 Interval In Automatic Mode: From 5 Minutes Up To 480 Minutes 4.6 Accuracy: + 5mmhg 4.7 Method: Oscillometric 4.8 With Variable Cuff Sizes Fit For Adult Patients 4.8.1 12 Cm X 22 (small Adult With Arm Circumference 18-26cm) – 5 Pieces/transmitter 4.8.2 16 Cm X 30 Cm (regular Adult With Arm Circumference 25 – 35cm) – 5 Pieces/transmitter 5. Side Stream Capnography 5.1 Measurement Range: 0-150 Mmhg, 0-19% 5.2 Warm Up Time: Less Than 10 Seconds 5.3 Accuracy: 0-40 Mmhg + 2 Mmhg 41-70 Mmhg + 5% Of Reading 71-100 Mmhg + 8% Of Reading 101-150 Mmhg + 10% Of Reading 5.4 Respiration Rate: 2 To 150 Breaths Per Minute 5.5 Respiration Accuracy: + 1 Breath Per Minute 5.6 Provision Of Etco2 Airway Adaptors (both For Intubated Patients And On Non-invasive Ventilatory Support.) 5.6.1 Single Patient Use 5.6.2 Disposable 5.6.3 Non- Sterile 5.7. Material: Plastic 5.8 Provision Of 1 Set Airway Adaptor Per Unit 6. Minimally Or Completely Non- Invasive Cardiac Output 6.1 With Software For Determining Minimally/ Completely Noninvasive Cardiac Output 6.2 The Noninvasive Cardiac Output Capability Of The Monitor Must Not Require The Use Of An Invasive Arterial/central/ Or Pulmonary Artery Catheter 6.3 Accuracy And Precision Of The Noninvasive Cardiac Output Monitor Must Be Comparable To Existing Gold Standard Methods Of Cardiac Determination (such As Either The Indirect Fick's Determination Of Cardiac Output Or Even Thermodilution Cardiac Output Determination) 6.4 Reusable Sensors/probes For Noninvasive Cardiac Output Determination 7. Physical Attributes 7.1 Monitor: Light Weight: Minimum Of 3 And Maximum Of 5 Kg 7.2 Display: 7.2.1 Size: Minimum Of 6 And Maximum Of 8 Inches 7.2.2 Touchscreen Operation 7.2.3 Lcd Or Led Color Display With Minimum Resolution Of > 1024 X 768 Pixels 7.3 Data Storage: At Least 48-72 Hours 7.4 With Stainless Cart Stand With 4-5 Wheel Caster With Lock 7.5 Utility Basket With Hooks 7. 6 Swivel Adjustment 7.8 With Built-in Printer 7.9 Back –up Battery Of At Least 4 Hours Or More C. 1 Centralized Monitoring System/command Center 1. Monitor 1.1 Size: At Least 65 Inches 1.2 Display:non-touch Screen Operation 1.3 Lcd Or Led Color Display 1.4 Capable Of Showing In Real-time The Following: 1.4.1 Sixteen (16) To Twenty (20) Patients With Either Single Or Dual Display 1.4.1associated Parameter Displays (numeric And Waveform) 1.4.2 Multi-lead Arrhythmia Analysis 1.4.3 Freeze The Ecg Waveform Image 1.5 Quantity: 6 Monitors 1.6 Provision Of Mouse And Keyboard Per Monitor 2. Alarms 2.1 Configurable Alarm Settings And Alarm History: Audible And Visual 2.2 Display All The Alarm Functions Of The Bedside Machine And Give Warnings According To The Alarm Priority. 2.3 Alarm Grading: Set The Alarm Grade For Each Parameter And Event, Including Normal, Serious, And Emergency. 2.4 Set The Upper And Lower Alarm Limits 2.5 With Integrated Ai For Selecting The Critical Parameters Of Patients Based On The Set Alarm. 3. Storage: Capable Of Real-time Analysis And Historical Trend Analysis Of At Least Up To 72 Hours Or More 3. 1 Save The Trend Data List Of All Physiological Parameters Within 72 Hours 3.2 Save And Review The Ecg Waveforms And Arrhythmia Waveforms Within 72 Hours 3.3 Save The Non-invasive Blood Pressure, Heart Rate, Pulse Rate, Pulse Oxygen Saturation, Respiration Rate Within 72 Hours 4. Connection 4.1 Full Connection To The Phc Network. 5. Printer 5.1 Printer For Trend Graph, Waveform Information Or Any Data As Displayed On The Monitor 5.2 Laser Type And Support Use Of Plain Paper (a4 Or Letter Size) 5.3 Quantity: 2 Units 6. Installation 6.1 Monitors Should Be Wall-mounted 6.2 Installation To Be Shouldered By The Bidder 7. Remote Mobile Tablet 7.1 Provision Of Remote Hand-held Mobile Tablet 7.2 Allow End Users To Be Mobile While Inside Phc Premises 7.3 Capable Of Command Center Remote Monitoring 4. Power Supply 4.1 Input: 220 – 240 Vac, 60 Hz Fitted With Phc Outlet, 3 Prong 4.2 Resettable Over-current Breaker To Be Fitted For Protection 4.3 Suitable Ups With Maintenance-free Batteries For A Minimum Of 30 Minutes Of Backup Should Be Supplied With The System 5. Environmental Factors 5.1 The Unit Shall Be Capable Of Being Stored/used Continuously In Ambient Temperature Of 0-50 Deg C And Relative Humidity Of 15-90% 5.2 The Unit Shall Be Capable Of Operating In Ambient Temperature Of 20-30 Deg C And Relative Humidity Of Less Than 70% 5.3 Shall Meet Iec -60601-1-2: 2001 Or Equivalent Bis (general Requirements Of Safety For Electromagnetic Compatibility Or Should Comply With 89/366 /eec; Emc- Directive 6. Standards, Safety And Training 6.1 Manufacturers/suppliers Should Be Iso 13485 Certificate To Quality Standard 6.2 Should Be Fda Approved 6.3 Ce, Ui Or Bis Approved Product 6.4 Comprehensive Technical Training For Phc Biomed And User’s Training To Staff For Familiarity With The System 6.5 Electrical Safety Conforms To Iec 60601-1 General Requirements Or Its Equivalent (international/national Standard) 6.6 Warranty/parts And Services 6.6.1 Comprehensive Three (3) Years Warranty On Equipment 6.6.2 Ten (10) Years Availability Of Spare Parts In The Marker 6.6.3 Three (3) Years Services And Spare Parts Warranty Inclusive Of Semi-annual Preventive Maintenance 6.6.4 Annual Calibration. Certificate During The Warranty Period. 6.7 Delivery Period: 90 Calendar Days 7. Documentation 7.1 User/technical/maintenance Manuals To Be Supplied In English And Must Provide Hard And Soft Copy 7.2 Certificate Of Calibration And Inspection 7.3 List Of Important Spare Parts And Accessories With Their Part Number Costing 7.4 Logbook With Instructions For Maintenance Checklist (daily, Weekly, Monthly & Quarterly). The Job Description Of Hospital Technician And Company Service Engineer Should Be Clearly Stated. 7.5 List Of Equipment Available For Providing Calibration And Routine Maintenance Support As Per Manufacturer Documentation In Service /technical Manual 7.6 Compliance Report Submitted In A Tabulated And Point-wise Manner Clearly Mentioning The Page Number Of The Original Catalogue/data Sheet. 7.7 Duly Notarized Certificate Of Exclusive Or Authorized Distributorship 7.8 Similar Largest Completed Contract For The Last 3 Years