| Brand/Manufacturer | Schiller |
|---|---|
| SKU | 0-750000 |
The SCHILLER TRANQUILITY II Multiparameter Patient Monitor is a compact, portable monitoring system designed for continuous assessment of vital signs in adult, pediatric, and neonatal patients. Featuring a 12.1-inch color touchscreen, comprehensive monitoring capabilities, and up to 72 hours of trend data, the TRANQUILITY II provides healthcare professionals with an efficient solution for monitoring patients across a wide range of clinical environments.
The TRANQUILITY II combines ECG, heart rate, noninvasive blood pressure (NIBP), oxygen saturation (SpO₂), respiration, and temperature monitoring in one versatile system. Its intuitive touchscreen interface, configurable alarms, and multiple waveform display options allow clinicians to quickly assess patient status and respond to changing conditions.
Designed for hospitals, surgical centers, recovery areas, emergency departments, and outpatient facilities, the TRANQUILITY II offers additional flexibility through optional EtCO₂, invasive blood pressure, anesthetic agent monitoring, and central monitoring connectivity.
The TRANQUILITY II provides continuous monitoring of essential physiological parameters, allowing clinicians to assess patient status from a single device.
Its standard monitoring capabilities include ECG, heart rate, NIBP, SpO₂, respiration, and temperature. Available advanced parameters allow the system to be configured for additional clinical requirements.
The large touchscreen provides clear visualization of physiological waveforms, numerical measurements, alarm notifications, and trend information.
Configurable display layouts allow clinicians to view multiple waveforms simultaneously, supporting efficient monitoring in busy clinical environments.
The TRANQUILITY II supports continuous ECG and heart rate monitoring using standard 3- or 5-lead ECG configurations.
The system includes arrhythmia analysis and ST-segment monitoring to assist clinicians with ongoing cardiac observation.
ECG monitoring is intended for continuous patient surveillance and should not be confused with a dedicated diagnostic resting ECG examination.
The monitor incorporates oscillometric NIBP measurement with manual, automatic, and STAT operating modes.
Automatic measurement intervals can be configured to support routine patient monitoring, while STAT mode provides repeated measurements when closer observation is required.
The TRANQUILITY II provides continuous SpO₂ and pulse rate monitoring.
Available digital and Masimo pulse oximetry configurations allow facilities to select an appropriate technology for their monitoring requirements.
The specific SpO₂ technology depends on the purchased model.
The monitor tracks respiratory activity and supports dual-channel temperature measurement.
These capabilities provide additional physiological information alongside cardiac, blood pressure, and oxygen saturation measurements.
The TRANQUILITY II stores up to 72 hours of trend information, allowing clinicians to review changes in monitored parameters over time.
Trend review supports ongoing patient assessment and helps clinicians identify patterns that may warrant additional attention.
The system includes visual and audible alarms with adjustable limits for monitored parameters.
Alarm functionality helps alert healthcare professionals to measurements outside selected ranges.
The TRANQUILITY II includes an OxyCRG display that combines heart rate, oxygen saturation, and respiration trend information.
A drug dosage calculation function provides an additional clinical workflow tool.
Medication calculations must be independently verified according to facility procedures.
Depending on configuration, the TRANQUILITY II can be expanded with:
These capabilities are optional and should be confirmed before ordering.
The TRANQUILITY II can operate independently or connect to the SCHILLER TRANQUILITY VIEW central monitoring system.
TRANQUILITY VIEW supports centralized observation of up to 16 patients on one screen and can integrate with compatible electronic medical record systems using HL7.
Central monitoring software, networking, and integration services may require additional components.
