Baby Warmer / Infant Warmer (With Phototherapy) – Integrated Thermal Care & Jaundice Management

A Baby Warmer / Infant Warmer with Phototherapy is a multifunctional neonatal care system that combines radiant warming with integrated phototherapy to provide comprehensive support for newborns, especially premature and low-birth-weight infants. It ensures optimal thermoregulation while simultaneously treating neonatal jaundice, reducing the need to transfer infants between devices.

Ideal for NICUs, maternity wards, labour rooms, and paediatric hospitals, this all-in-one unit improves workflow efficiency and enhances neonatal outcomes.

Key Features

• Radiant Warmer with Servo Control: Maintains stable infant body temperature

• Integrated LED/Blue-Light Phototherapy: Effective management of neonatal jaundice

• Adjustable Heat Output: Manual and servo modes for precise control

• High-Intensity Phototherapy (Safe Spectrum): Uniform light distribution with low heat

• Clear Infant Platform & Access Panels: Easy caregiver access without heat loss

• Alarm & Safety Systems: Alerts for temperature deviations, power failure, and system faults

• User-Friendly Control Panel: Simple settings for warmer and phototherapy functions

Clinical Applications

• Thermal support for newborns and premature infants

• Treatment of neonatal hyperbilirubinemia (jaundice)

• Post-delivery stabilization and observation

• NICU, maternity, and paediatric care units

• Referral hospitals and emergency neonatal care

Product Specifications

• Product Type: Infant Radiant Warmer with Phototherapy

• Category: Neonatal & Paediatric Care → Warmers & Phototherapy

• Warming Method: Radiant heat (servo/manual)

• Phototherapy Type: LED / Blue light (model dependent)

• Display: Digital temperature & therapy indicators

• Power Supply: AC powered (battery backup – model dependent)

• Mobility: Fixed or mobile stand (varies by model)

Why Choose an Infant Warmer with Phototherapy?

This integrated solution delivers continuous warmth and effective jaundice treatment in one unit—saving space, reducing handling, and improving clinical efficiency while ensuring optimal neonatal care.