Product Demonstration of Infant Warmer KR-1000 and Intensive Phototherapy Unit Bilisphere 360° LED at St. Carolus Hospital
On Tuesday, September 30, 2025, the Sales & Marketing team conducted a product demonstration at St. Carolus Hospital – Salemba. The products introduced were the Intensive Phototherapy Unit Bilisphere 360° LED (Novos), Infant Incubator KI 1000, and Infant Warmer KR-1000. The demo was attended by Dr. Jeanette Mila, SpA, along with Nurses Rozita and Fransiska, who are responsible for the Damaskus and Imanuel wards.
This event was a follow-up to the hospital’s plan to purchase the Infant Warmer KR-1000 to support more modern and efficient neonatal care services. During the demonstration, participants expressed high enthusiasm for the two products presented. They noted that the features offered were far superior compared to the equipment currently used in the hospital, particularly for the infant warmer category, which is still using an older model. Innovation and ease of operation were highlighted as the main attractions.
Key Features of the Infant Warmer KR-1000
The Infant Warmer KR-1000 brings modern technology to support optimal newborn care. Some of its key features include:
- Integrated Scale – Allows easy measurement of the baby’s weight without moving them from the care area.
- Complete Resuscitation Equipment – Includes a T-piece resuscitator for quick and safe resuscitation.
- Integrated X-ray Facility – Simplifies radiological examinations without the need to move the baby.
- Ceramic Heater – Generates faster, more even, and stable heat compared to older products, supporting both comfort and safety for the baby.
With these features, the Infant Warmer KR-1000 is expected to improve medical staff efficiency and enhance patient comfort.
Key Features of the Intensive Phototherapy Unit Bilisphere 360° LED
This product also drew significant attention due to its ease of use and innovative design. Its main advantages include:
- Multi-Directional Phototherapy – Provides light therapy from multiple angles to accelerate the reduction of bilirubin levels in the blood by up to 0.84 mg/dL per hour. This helps shorten the treatment duration in cases of hyperbilirubinemia.
Elevated Thermal Safety System – Equipped with automatic controls if room temperature rises:
- Temperature >32°C: Upper blower activates.
- Temperature >34°C: Lower blower activates.
- Temperature >35°C: Upper compartment rises by 10 cm.
- Temperature >36°C: Rises further to a total of 20 cm.
- Temperature 37°C: Lamps automatically shut off while the system continues to run for patient safety.
These safety features provide peace of mind for medical staff during long-term use.
The product demonstration at St. Carolus Hospital – Salemba was a success, receiving positive responses from healthcare professionals. The Infant Warmer KR-1000 and Intensive Phototherapy Unit Bilisphere 360° LED are considered to offer more effective and safer modern solutions compared to previous equipment.
With these innovations, the hospital can enhance newborn care standards while improving the efficiency of its medical staff. This step aligns with the healthcare provider’s commitment to consistently deliver the best technology for both patients and medical professionals.
