Drager Isolette 8000 Incubator

Drager Isolette 8000 Features

This incubator provides a warm, cocoon-like environment for the baby to be in. This machine monitors both the baby’s temperature and the incubation temperature. The armholes give easy access to the baby. While compact in design, this machine delivers large results. It is easily maneuverable with the trolley on wheels. A calm zone surrounds the neonate and prevents heat loss and preemptive regulation.

Isolette 8000 Specifications

This machine is about 205 pounds without an infant in it. The wheels can be locked into place for stability or unlocked for transportation. A control algorithm is used as a controller with an LCD screen. The unit consists of 6 access ports, 3 left and 3 right tubing grommets, and 2 of each in the rear panel. This machine also has dual skin temperature monitoring.

Requesting an Incubator

We have a dedicated team of sales directors that can help with product knowledge or expansion projects. Our sales team is willing to work on any request for incubators, or for any of our product offerings. Our sales representatives are experienced in outfitting neonatal intensive care units. Click here to find the sales representative that serves your area. Each sales rep can be reached at 1-800-GET-SOMA, or by their direct line. They can also be emailed at [email protected]. Call today or email for a quote within 24 business hours!

Spare Parts for Drager Equipment

Soma Technology carries spare parts for all piece of equipment we sell. Any order can be placed on our parts website. If you need a spare part for a Drager machine, click here. If you would like to place an order, you can either place your order online, email [email protected], or call our Parts Department at 1-860-578-1033.

Final Thoughts

Have you ever used the Isolette 8000 incubator before? Are there features on it that you enjoy using, or some that you would change? Have you used infant warmers, fetal monitors, or neonatal ventilators before? Do you have a favorite brand that you consider when making materials purchases?