Description
The Edan SE-2012 holter recorder is built for ambulatory ECG recording over extended wear periods. The Se-2003/2012 Analysis system efficiently enhances your user experience
- Recording Channels – SE-2012 12-channel Holter System.
- Wear Design – Additional Information.
- Data Handling – The R-R Histogram presents the full group of recorded RR intervals, helping to locate unique heartbeats easily.
Edan designs the SE-2012 holter recorder for cardiology departments and diagnostic services. The design centers on ambulatory ECG recording over extended wear periods, with the controls and layout arranged for daily clinical work. With cutting-edge diagnosis technology, customizable workflows, and intelligent morphology analysis, It is sold as 1 unit (ea), exactly as the manufacturer packages it. Facilities stock it through their regular medical supply channels and put it to work across cardiology departments and diagnostic services and related care settings.
Features and Benefits
Design and Operation
- Recording Channels – The Waveform Superposition Heat Map exposes abnormal beats on overlapped waveforms.
- Wear Design – The Lorenz Plots (Poincare Plot) helps identify those beats with nonhomogenous beat-to-beat variability.
- Data Handling – SE-601A 6-Channel ECG Machine.
Performance in Daily Use
- Analysis Support – SE-601C 6-Channel ECG Machine.
- Recording Channels – SE-1200 Express Basic ECG Machine.
- Wear Design – SE-12 Express ECG Machine.
Product Specifications
Model and Ordering
- Model – Edan SE-2012 Holter Recorder.
- Order Code – SE-2012.
Packaging and Contents
- SE-2012 – sold as 1 unit (ea).
Warranty
- Manufacturer Warranty – 2 Year warranty on the main unit, 1 Year warranty on the accessories or disposables, as published by Edan for this product.
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Why Choose This Holter Recorder
Choosing the SE-2012 holter recorder means choosing equipment that cardiology departments and diagnostic services already rely on for ambulatory ECG recording over extended wear periods. It arrives in the manufacturer packaging stated on this page, backed by the Edan documentation linked below where available.
- Capture What the Clinic Misses – extended recording catches intermittent rhythm events that a short resting ECG rarely shows, which sharpens the diagnostic picture.
- Comfortable for the Full Wear – a light recorder is easier for patients to wear for the whole study, which improves the completeness of the recording.
- Faster Study Turnaround – digital download and analysis support shorten the path from hookup to report, which helps departments clear study backlogs.
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a Holter recorder do?
It records the ECG continuously while the patient goes about normal activities over an extended wear period. The recording is then analyzed for rhythm events across the whole study.
How many channels does it record?
The channel count for this model is listed in the specifications for this listing. More channels give a fuller view of the rhythm from different lead positions.
What happens after the recording?
The stored ECG is downloaded for analysis with the compatible software workflow. A clinician reviews the analysis and issues the study report.
What is included?
Package contents are stated in the packaging line for this listing. Electrodes and lead wires are standard Holter accessories.
What is included in the package?
This product is sold as 1 unit (ea), exactly as the manufacturer packages it. The packaging line on this page states the full contents and quantity.
Is this product covered by a warranty?
Yes. Edan publishes coverage of 2 year warranty on the main unit, 1 year warranty on the accessories or disposables for this product, and the same terms are recorded in the specifications on this page.
