ZOLL X Series EMS: Life-Saving Tech, Lightweight Design

The ZOLL X Series Monitor/Defibrillator redefines EMS care with its exceptional mobility, powerful features, and dedication to improving patient outcomes. This lightweight device boasts a comprehensive suite of monitoring capabilities, CPR feedback technology, and seamless communication features, all designed to empower EMS professionals during critical moments.

Key Features:

• Ultra-Lightweight Design: Weighing less than 12 pounds (6 kilograms), the X Series is effortless to carry, reducing strain on EMS personnel throughout their shift.
• Advanced Monitoring: The X Series offers a customizable monitoring experience with options including Masimo® full rainbow® SET pulse CO-oximetry and Welch Allyn's Rapid NIBP technologies (additional features may require configuration).
• Real-Time CPR Help®: Increase your chances of saving lives with ZOLL's Real-Time CPR Help®. This technology provides vital CPR performance metrics, including depth and rate, to guide effective chest compressions.
• See-Thru CPR® (Unique to ZOLL): Minimize interruptions in CPR by filtering out artifact and allowing visualization of underlying rhythms. This allows for informed decisions without stopping compressions.
• Improved Communication: Streamline data transmission with the X Series' integrated Wi-Fi, Bluetooth®, and USB cellular modem capabilities.
• Simplified Charting: Effortlessly transmit patient data to your hospital system with a single button press, saving valuable time during transport.
• 12-Lead Management: The X Series seamlessly integrates with ZOLL's RescueNet® 12-Lead and RescueNet MedGate® 12-Lead management systems for efficient storage and analysis of electrocardiograms.
• Trauma-Specific Insights: Gain valuable data on occult hemorrhage (SpHb™), fluid responsiveness (PVI™), and oxygenation status (SpOC™) to guide treatment decisions for trauma patients.
• Large, Bright Screen: The X Series features a user-friendly display that allows for clear visualization of vital signs, waveforms, and CPR metrics.