ECG Handheld Cardio B for General Practitioners and Occupational Health - GIMA


The ECG Handheld Cardio B is an innovative and portable device, specifically designed for general practitioners, occupational health professionals, and home use. It is ideal for the initial screening of cardiac conditions. Please note that this device is not suitable for use on newborns, and for more accurate analyses, the use of multi-lead devices is recommended.

Main Features of the ECG Handheld Cardio B

The device is indicated for users who may be affected by cardiovascular diseases such as hypertension and coronary artery disease. It allows for daily monitoring of cardiac status, with the ability to save measurements for future clinical references.

• Compact, portable, and easy to use


• 30-second tracing with precise measurements


• Internal memory capable of storing up to 1200 ECGs or 10 hours of continuous tracing


• Analysis and reports of 17 different types


• USB 2.0 interface with optional cable and PC software


• Possibility of measurement via optional ECG cable

ECG Detection Modes

ECG can be detected in four different ways:

• On the palm


• On the leg


• On the chest


• Through the classic measurement with cable and electrodes

Technical Specifications

The device comes with a multilingual manual and box (GB, FR, IT, ES). Below are the main technical characteristics:

• ECG bandwidth: 1 Hz – 40 Hz


• Pulse measurement range: 30 – 240 bpm ± 2 bpm


• LCD Display: 240 x 160 dot matrix


• Display dimensions: 57.6 x 40 mm


• Power supply: 2 AAA batteries


• Dimensions: 125 x 70 x h 21.5 mm


• Weight: 106 g

Advantages of the ECG Handheld Cardio B

Using the ECG Handheld Cardio B offers numerous advantages:

• Ease of use thanks to its portability and compactness


• Continuous monitoring and data storage for accurate analysis


• Versatility in ECG detection modes


• Multilingual support for international use

Choose the GIMA ECG Handheld Cardio B for reliable and precise cardiac monitoring, ideal for general practitioners, occupational health professionals, and home use.