Analyser passes time test at medical supply company
One of the UK's leading providers of medical supplies and services to primary care has cut, by more than three quarters, the time taken to test the safety of hundreds of ECG machines by using Rigel Medical 288 electrical safety analysers.
Using the Rigel 288 has enabled the Williams Medical Supplies' 18-strong team of technicians to save an average of 25 minutes when testing the electrical safety of ECG machines.
Previously, it used to take 30 minutes to complete a test but this can now be achieved in five minutes - an 80% time saving.
The Rigel 288 incorporates easy-to-follow menu driven instructions for simple operation and test control of all IEC 62353 required electrical safety tests in manual, semi automatic or fully automatic test modes.
Rigel
0191 5878701
www.rigelmedical.com
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