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Philips Ingenia 1.5T

UsedPhilipsPatient monitorsNetherlands
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Magnet weight
3060 kg
Bore design
70 cm
Flare on both ends
Yes
Tunnel diameter at both ends
95 cm
Maximum weight capacity
250 kg
Availability
Procurable
Lead time
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Specifications 39

Brands
Philips
New/Used
Used
Magnet weight
3060 kg
Bore design
70 cm
Flare on both ends
Yes
Tunnel diameter at both ends
95 cm
Maximum weight capacity
250 kg
Total gantry installed weight
≤ 4600 kg
Minimum siting requirement
27 m²
Maximum FOV
55 cm
Typical homogeneity at 45 cm DSV
≤ 0.9 ppm
Max. amplitude for each axis
33 mT/m
Max. slew rate for each axis
120 T/m/s
Max. scan matrix
1024 (2048 optional)
Highest in-plane resolution
5 µm
Max. number of slices
1024
HeliumSave technology (Zero boil-off)
Yes
Cryogen boil-off rate under regular scanning conditions
0 l/hr
Various acoustic noise reduction solutions
Yes
Parallel RF transmission
Yes
Output power
18 kW
Number of independent RF amplifiers
1
Number of independent receive channels
Channel independent
Location of analog-to-digital converter (ADC)
Inside the coil
Signal chain from coil to reconstructor
Fully digital
Signal chain from coil electronics to connector
Digital
Signal chain from connector to magnet
Digital
Signal chain from magnet to reconstructor
Digital
Patient transport system (optional)
FlexTrak
Wireless patient physiological synchronization
Yes
FlexCoverage Posterior coil
Yes
FlexCoverage Anterior coils (optional)
Yes
FlexConnect connectors
Yes
FlexTrak tabletop
Yes
FlexCaddy coil storage (optional)
Yes
FlexTrak patient transport system (optional)
Yes
FlexTrak Mammo mammography solution (optional)
Yes
Availability
Procurable
Lead time
Confirmed with your quote

Product description

Neonatal 1.5m air hose with 6mm bore, compatible with Philips neonatal cuffs for non-invasive BP monitoring.

The Philips 1.5 is a neonatal non-invasive blood pressure (NIBP) air hose designed to connect Philips neonatal single-patient cuffs to compatible monitoring equipment. This 1.5-metre (4.92 ft) air hose ensures accurate and reliable blood pressure measurements in neonatal patients.

Key features include:

  • 1.5-metre length: Provides sufficient reach for various clinical settings.
  • 6mm bore connector: Ensures secure attachment to neonatal cuffs.
  • Compatibility: Designed for use with Philips neonatal single-patient cuffs and specific Philips monitoring devices.
  • Latex-free construction: Reduces the risk of allergic reactions.
  • Multi-patient use: Suitable for repeated use across different patients.

This air hose is primarily utilised in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) and paediatric departments within hospitals and clinical environments. It plays a crucial role in monitoring the blood pressure of newborns, ensuring timely and accurate readings essential for neonatal care.

The Philips 1.5 air hose remains a relevant and widely used accessory in neonatal monitoring systems, reflecting Philips' commitment to providing high-quality medical equipment for sensitive patient populations.

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Last updated 4 November 2026