Medicaid CardioMax-12 ECG Machine – Digital 12-Channel Electrocardiograph

The Medicaid CardioMax-12 ECG Machine is a digital 12-channel electrocardiograph designed for advanced cardiac testing, simultaneous 12-lead ECG waveform acquisition, real-time waveform monitoring, automated interpretation, and convenient ECG record management. It combines a 7-inch color LCD, integrated alphanumeric keyboard, internal patient-record storage, built-in thermal printing, adaptive filtering, and rechargeable battery operation for clinical environments.

Product Description

The CardioMax-12 provides simultaneous acquisition of 12-lead ECG signals, allowing clinicians to view and record cardiac electrical activity efficiently. Its color display provides a real-time preview of ECG waveforms, while automatic and manual operating modes offer flexibility for different examination workflows.

The system can store up to 680 patient examination records and incorporates the Minnesota Code algorithm, developed by the University of Minnesota, USA, for automated ECG interpretation.

Its adaptive filter algorithms are designed to reduce baseline noise and unwanted artifacts, supporting clearer ECG waveform presentation and recording.

✅ Key Features

• 12-channel digital ECG machine
• Simultaneous 12-lead ECG waveform acquisition
• 7-inch color LCD display
• Real-time ECG waveform preview
• Integrated alphanumeric keyboard
• Storage capacity of up to 680 patient examination records
• Automated ECG interpretation using the Minnesota Code algorithm
• Advanced adaptive filtering for baseline noise and artifact reduction
• Automatic and manual operating modes
• Built-in rechargeable battery
• Battery capacity for recording up to 50 patients per full charge cycle
• Built-in thermal printer
• Supports 210 mm × 30 m ECG recording paper
• Compatible with both roll and Z-fold paper

7-Inch Color LCD Display

The CardioMax-12 features a 7-inch color LCD screen for viewing ECG waveforms in real time. The display allows operators to preview the acquired ECG signals during examination and supports convenient interaction with the ECG system.

12-Lead ECG Acquisition

The system supports simultaneous 12-lead ECG acquisition, enabling recording of the standard 12-lead ECG configuration for cardiac examination and documentation.

This makes the device suitable for ECG testing in clinical environments where multiple ECG leads need to be acquired and recorded together.

Automated ECG Interpretation

The CardioMax-12 uses the Minnesota Code algorithm, developed by the University of Minnesota, USA, for automated ECG interpretation.

Automated interpretation can assist healthcare professionals by providing algorithm-based analysis alongside the acquired ECG recording. Final clinical interpretation should be performed by a qualified healthcare professional.

ECG Record Storage

The internal memory can store up to 680 patient examination records.

This provides convenient access to previously recorded examinations and reduces the need to immediately print every ECG record for record-management purposes.

Advanced Adaptive Filtering

The ECG machine incorporates adaptive filter algorithms designed to reduce unwanted baseline noise and artifacts from ECG signals.

This supports clearer waveform visualization and cleaner ECG recordings, particularly when unwanted signal interference is present during acquisition.

Built-In Thermal Printer

The CardioMax-12 includes an integrated thermal printer supporting:

• Paper size: 210 mm × 30 m
• Paper types: Roll and Z-fold
• ECG recording and documentation directly from the machine

The built-in printer can be useful for producing physical ECG records as part of routine clinical documentation.

Automatic & Manual Operation

The machine supports both:

Automatic Mode

Designed for streamlined ECG acquisition and automated analysis.

Manual Mode

Provides greater operator control over ECG recording when required by the examination workflow.

Rechargeable Battery Operation

The CardioMax-12 incorporates a built-in rechargeable battery. According to the supplied product information, a full battery cycle can support recording of up to 50 patients.

This battery backup can support ECG operation when AC power is temporarily unavailable or when the device needs to be moved between examination areas.

Technical Specifications