Description
The POL-EKO CALDERA 200 is a dedicated medical warming chamber designed to prevent perioperative hypothermia by maintaining fluids and blankets at body temperature. Its 200-liter capacity (200L working volume) allows for the organized storage of a significant volume of IV bags and textiles, ensuring that warm materials are always ready for immediate patient use. Built to strict EMC medical standards, the CALDERA 200 operates safely in proximity to sensitive electronic life-support equipment.
Precision Safety and Clinical Compliance: Safety is the cornerstone of the CALDERA series. The standard unit is restricted to a range of +35?C to +42?C, preventing accidental overheating of life-critical fluids. For facilities requiring higher temperatures for blankets or towels, the TERM version allows heating up to +70?C. Every cabinet is fitted with Class 3.1 independent temperature protection and an “Open Door” alarm that activates if the door is left open for more than one minute, preserving the internal heat and protecting the load.
Ergonomics Designed for Healthcare Professionals:
Secure Handling: The unit features two high-grade stainless steel drawers on telescopic slides. These drawers are designed with raised rims to prevent heavy fluid bags from sliding or falling during access.
Enhanced Visibility: A large tempered glass viewing window combined with bright, energy-saving LED interior lighting allows staff to check inventory status without opening the door.
Smart Monitoring: A clear LED display is legible from a distance of up to 4 meters. The microprocessor controller also archives all working parameters for up to one year, providing essential data for hospital audits and quality control.
Durability: The exterior is finished in polished stainless steel for easy sterilization, while the interior is made of acid-proof stainless steel (DIN 1.4301) for maximum resistance to moisture and wear.
Primary Applications:
Major Operating Theatres: Maintaining large quantities of saline and glucose solutions.
Trauma & Emergency Centers: Quick access to body-temperature fluids for critical care.
Obstetrics & Neonatology: Warming blankets and neonatal care textiles for infant comfort.
Recovery Rooms: Managing patient shivering and thermal comfort post-surgery.
