Knight Benedikt - Veterinary Patient Warming and Cooling System

Supplier: Knight Benedikt

Veterinary Patient Warming and Cooling System

The Knight Benedikt Patient Warming and Cooling System circulates water through a flexible vinyl pad at 50 litres/hour.

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Hypothermia is a constant risk for the small animal veterinary patient and can seriously affect clinical outcomes and patient welfare. The Knight Benedikt Patient Warming and Cooling System circulates water through a flexible vinyl pad at 50 litres/hour. This allows the user to have excellent control of temperature and eliminates the risks of skin burns. Robust construction allows the pads to be used in all areas of the clinic.

Product Features:

Pad dimensions are 70cm x 100cm
Temperature is constantly monitored and displayed via an LCD display
Temperature setting ranges from 8oC to 48oC
Easy to use
Dual thermostats
Can be used with tap water
Alarms: low water, open sensor, high temperature
2-year warranty

We recommend the following precautions when using this unit:

Always place a towel or a similar barrier between the patient and the water mat
Never leave a patient on the water mat for more than 15 minutes for temperatures over 40 degrees Celsius. For extended procedures (ie. exceeding 1 hour), we recommend keeping the temperature below 35 degrees Celsius.

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Product Features:

Pad dimensions are 70cm x 100cm
Temperature is constantly monitored and displayed via an LCD display
Temperature setting ranges from 8oC to 48oC
Easy to use
Dual thermostats
Can be used with tap water
Alarms: low water, open sensor, high temperature
2-year warranty

We recommend the following precautions when using this unit:

Always place a towel or a similar barrier between the patient and the water mat
Never leave a patient on the water mat for more than 15 minutes for temperatures over 40 degrees Celsius. For extended procedures (ie. exceeding 1 hour), we recommend keeping the temperature below 35 degrees Celsius.

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