LIBRA 10" Multipara Patient Monitor

The Refurbished LIBRA 10" Multipara Monitor (MPM) is a bedside patient monitoring system designed to continuously measure, display, and record essential vital parameters. It is intended for use in hospitals, clinics, intensive care environments, emergency departments, and other professional healthcare settings.

The LIBRA features a 10.4-inch display capable of showing multiple high-resolution waveforms and provides monitoring of standard parameters including 3/5-lead ECG, SpO₂, NIBP, respiration, and temperature.

Its direct-key controls provide convenient access to important functions, while features such as ST analysis, arrhythmia detection, audio-visual alarms, night mode, and 96-hour graphical and tabular trend storage support continuous patient observation.

The LIBRA series can also be configured with optional parameters and connectivity, including dual IBP, EtCO₂, thermal printer, external VGA, and wired or wireless Central Monitoring System (CMS).

As a refurbished patient monitor, the exact parameter configuration, accessories, display condition, battery performance, and networking options should be confirmed before purchase.

✅ Key Features

• 10.4-inch TFT Display: Provides visualization of multiple high-resolution patient waveforms.
• Multi-Parameter Monitoring: Standard monitoring includes ECG, SpO₂, NIBP, respiration, and temperature.
• 3/5-Lead ECG: Supports both 3-lead and 5-lead ECG monitoring.
• 12-Channel Waveform Display: Supplied specifications describe up to 12 channels of high-resolution waveforms.
• Direct-Key Operation: Important functions can be accessed using dedicated keys.
• ST Analysis: Supports ST-segment analysis for ECG monitoring.
• Arrhythmia Detection: Detects selected arrhythmia events and provides on-screen messages.
• 96-Hour Trend Storage: Graphical and tabular non-volatile trend storage.
• Audio & Visual Alarms: Provides alarm indications for monitored vital signs.
• Night Mode: Designed to improve patient comfort and help enhance TFT display life.
• Adult, Pediatric & Neonatal Applications: Supports monitoring across different patient categories.
• Networking Capability: Supports connection to a central monitoring system in compatible configurations.
• Optional IBP: Dual invasive blood pressure monitoring can be available as an option.
• Optional EtCO₂: End-tidal carbon dioxide monitoring available in optional configurations.
• Optional Thermal Printer: Supports printing of selected monitoring information where configured.
• External VGA: VGA connectivity may be available for compatible external displays.
• Wired/Wireless CMS: Optional central monitoring connectivity for continuous observation of critical patients.

Standard Monitoring Parameters

The LIBRA 10" multipara monitor provides standard monitoring of:

ECG

The monitor supports 3-lead and 5-lead ECG configurations and can display ECG waveforms continuously. ECG monitoring is complemented by ST analysis and arrhythmia detection features.

SpO₂

The system provides pulse-oxygen saturation monitoring as part of its standard parameter set.

NIBP

Non-Invasive Blood Pressure (NIBP) monitoring provides automated blood-pressure measurements suitable for routine bedside patient observation.

Respiration

Respiratory monitoring allows observation of the patient's respiratory activity alongside ECG and other vital parameters.

Temperature

Temperature monitoring is included among the standard parameters.

High-Resolution Waveform Display

The LIBRA features a 10.4-inch screen designed to display multiple high-resolution waveforms.

The supplied specifications describe the display as providing 12-channel high-resolution waveforms, allowing clinicians to view multiple patient parameters simultaneously.

The exact number and arrangement of simultaneously displayed waveforms can depend on the selected configuration and monitored parameters.

ECG & Arrhythmia Monitoring

The LIBRA supports 3/5-lead ECG monitoring and includes:

• ECG waveform display
• ST analysis
• Arrhythmia detection
• On-screen arrhythmia messages
• Audio and visual alarms

These functions help provide continuous ECG observation in appropriate clinical settings.

96-Hour Trend Storage

The monitor provides 96 hours of graphical and tabular non-volatile trend storage.

Trend information can assist healthcare professionals in reviewing changes in monitored parameters over time.

The non-volatile nature of the stated storage means stored trend information is designed to be retained according to the system's operating and storage functionality.

Night Mode

The integrated Night Mode is designed to reduce the visual impact of the display during nighttime patient care while helping enhance TFT display life.

This feature can be useful in ICUs, wards, recovery areas, and other environments where minimizing unnecessary display brightness is desirable.

Adult, Pediatric & Neonatal Monitoring

The LIBRA series is specified for:

• Adult patients
• Pediatric patients
• Neonatal patients

Appropriate sensors, accessories, alarm limits, and monitoring configurations should be selected according to the patient's age, size, condition, and clinical requirements.

Optional Monitoring Parameters

Depending on the configuration, the LIBRA can be equipped with additional monitoring capabilities.

Dual IBP

Optional dual invasive blood pressure (IBP) monitoring can expand the monitor's capabilities for patients requiring invasive pressure measurement.

EtCO₂

Optional EtCO₂ monitoring can provide end-tidal carbon dioxide measurement for appropriate clinical applications.

Thermal Printer

A thermal printer option may be available for producing hard-copy monitoring information.

External VGA

The system can optionally support external VGA connectivity, depending on configuration.

Applications

The Refurbished LIBRA 10" Multipara Monitor can be used for professional patient monitoring in:

• Intensive Care Units (ICU)
• Critical-care departments
• Hospital wards
• Emergency departments
• Operating/recovery areas
• Clinics
• Post-operative care
• Adult patient monitoring
• Pediatric patient monitoring
• Neonatal patient monitoring
• Centralized patient monitoring environments

Clinical suitability depends on the exact configuration and applicable healthcare requirements.

Technical Specifications