Zoncare iMAC 12 6-Channel 12-Lead ECG Machine

The Zoncare iMAC 12 is a tablet-style 6-channel, 12-lead digital electrocardiograph engineered for routine resting ECG acquisition in clinics, hospitals, emergency departments, and mobile care settings. It pairs 12-lead synchronous acquisition, display, measurement, and analysis with a 10.4-inch high-sensitivity capacitive touchscreen and a chassis smaller than an A4 sheet, weighing approximately 1.6 kg including battery and thermal paper. The iMAC 12 received the Red Dot Design Award in 2016 for its tablet form factor, reflecting an emphasis on portability and user experience alongside clinical function.

The system is built around a 32,000 Hz digital sampling rate, a 24-bit A/D converter, and a 0.01–350 Hz ultra-wide frequency response—parameters positioned to support the detection of tiny waveform components and to accommodate pediatric through adult patient populations. iFilter™ adaptive filtering technology is designed to improve ECG signal quality in routine recording environments, and the Glasgow ECG analysis algorithm provides automated interpretive output alongside pacemaker detection.

The iMAC 12 stores more than 2,000 ECG reports internally, with USB and SD card expansion for extended storage. Reports can be exported in HL7, XML, PDF, PNG, JPG, DICOM, GDT, or ZQECG formats, and the system supports direct access to hospital systems via HL7/DICOM protocol without third-party software. Wired and Wi-Fi networking are both standard, alongside LAN, USB, and SD card data transfer. An internal thermal printer supports 3×4, 3×4+1, and 6×2 print formats, and an external printer is also supported.

Regulatory status: The iMAC 12 is classified as a Class IIa Digital Multi-Channel Electrocardiograph under CE (Council Directive 93/42/EEC, as amended), with ISO 13485 certification referenced for the manufacturing quality system. The device is also registered with the Vietnamese IMDA (iMAC 12, iMAC 12pro) under Class B medical device declaration, with CE and ISO 13485 listed as applied standards. No FDA 510(k) clearance specific to the iMAC 12 model name was identified in the public FDA database during preparation of this page; confirm local registration and intended use before purchase. No independent peer-reviewed clinical validation study specific to the iMAC 12 was identified in the public literature during preparation of this page. Availability, labeling, and cleared claims vary by market.

Key Features & Benefits

12-Lead Synchronous Acquisition on a 10.4-Inch Capacitive Touchscreen

The iMAC 12 acquires and displays all 12 leads simultaneously on a 10.4-inch high-sensitivity capacitive touchscreen with a grid background for waveform assessment. A multi-function capacitive touch pen and built-in virtual keyboard support patient information entry, and an internal barcode scanner is referenced in the feature set for efficient sample identification. The tablet form factor and sub-A4 footprint support hand-carried transport between examination rooms, wards, and ambulances.

32,000 Hz Sampling, 24-Bit A/D, and 0.01–350 Hz Bandwidth

The 32,000 Hz sampling rate, 24-bit A/D converter, and 0.01–350 Hz ultra-wide frequency response are intended to improve the detection of tiny waveform components and to support signal acquisition across pediatric to elderly patients. iFilter™ adaptive filtering is designed to improve ECG signal quality in routine recording conditions, and the built-in anti-interference filter addresses environmental electrical noise for clearer waveform display. These are signal-chain specifications—clinical value depends on proper electrode placement and clinician review.

Glasgow ECG Analysis and Pacemaker Detection

The Glasgow ECG analysis algorithm provides automated interpretive output intended to trace and analyze cardiac waveforms, supporting the clinician’s review process. Pacemaker detection is supported for patients with implanted devices. These functions are presented as clinical decision support tools—they do not constitute a diagnosis on their own and should be interpreted within the broader clinical context.

Internal Thermal Printer with Multiple Layout Options

The Multi-axis TP® innovative thermal printer is configured as standard and is designed to trace each waveform segment clearly across application scenarios. Manual and automatic printing supports 3×4, 3×4+1, and 6×2 formats, allowing the report layout to match departmental preferences. An external printer is also supported for additional workflow flexibility.

2,000+ Report Storage with USB/SD Expansion

The iMAC 12 supports local storage of more than 2,000 reports, with extended storage via USB or SD card. Reports can be exported in HL7, XML, PDF, PNG, JPG, DICOM, GDT, or ZQECG formats, supporting paperless archiving and integration with hospital information systems.

Wired and Wi-Fi Networking with Direct HL7/DICOM Access

The system supports standard wired and Wi-Fi networking, alongside LAN, USB, and SD card data transfer to a PC. The iMAC 12 can directly access hospital systems via HL7/DICOM protocol without third-party software, supporting PACS and HIS integration where the infrastructure is available.

Compact 1.6 kg Tablet Design with Red Dot Award

At 1.6 kg including battery and thermal paper, and with a 45 mm thickness, the iMAC 12 is designed for single-hand transport and mobile applications including ward rounds, ambulances, and emergency rooms. The Red Dot Design Award (2016) reflects the tablet-oriented form factor and the emphasis on user-friendly operation in clinical environments. A specialized storage bag is referenced for accessory transport and field use.

Technical Specifications

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