Zoncare iMAC 120 Wireless 12-Channel ECG Machine

The Zoncare iMAC 120 is a 12-channel digital electrocardiograph built for resting ECG acquisition across adult, pediatric, and newborn patients. It pairs 12-lead synchronous acquisition and display with a 10.4-inch high-resolution touchscreen (1024 × 768) and a hidden handle design for hand-carried transport between examination rooms, wards, and bedside locations.

The iMAC 120 supports both wired and Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing clinicians to transmit ECG reports to hospital information systems including PACS, HIS, and HL7 environments. The system can directly access hospital systems via HL7/DICOM protocol without any third-party software, and supports worklist download for appointment patient information. A physical full keyboard and touch soft keyboard are available simultaneously, with handwriting input supported for patient information entry.

The acquisition chain includes a 32,000 Hz sampling rate, 24-bit A/D conversion, and a 0.01–350 Hz ultra-wide frequency response—parameters positioned to improve the detection of tiny waveform components compared with narrower-band systems. iFilter™ adaptive filtering is designed to improve ECG signal quality, and CMRR is specified at ≥115 dB for common-mode noise rejection.

The iMAC 120 includes the Glasgow ECG analysis algorithm for automated interpretive output based on patient demographics including sex, age, race, and medication history—positioned as a clinical decision support tool that supports the clinician’s review and does not constitute a diagnosis on its own. Bipolar pacing detection is supported for patients with implanted devices.

The system stores up to 1,000 ECG cases internally, and ECG data can be exported in HL7, XML, PDF, PNG, JPG, DICOM, GDT, or ZQECG formats. The 4400 mAh lithium battery supports more than 8 hours of operation on DC power, and the thermal printer supports 210 mm or 216 mm paper with A4-size print capability. An external printer is also supported for additional workflow flexibility.

Regulatory status: The iMAC 120 is covered under EU MDR (Class IIa) as a Digital Multi-Channel Electrocardiograph, with a Declaration of Conformity and a EUDAMED SRN (XI-AR-000001836) listed in the user manual. ISO 13485:2012 certification is referenced in distributor documentation. The device is also registered with the Vietnamese IMDA (iMAC 120, iMAC 120pro) and holds Russian registration (РЗН 2019/8344). No FDA 510(k) clearance specific to the iMAC 120 model name was identified in the public FDA database during preparation of this page; distributor documentation references CE, SGS, and NMPA certifications depending on the market. No independent peer-reviewed clinical validation study specific to the iMAC 120 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 with 10.4-Inch Touchscreen

The iMAC 120 acquires and displays all 12 leads simultaneously on a 10.4-inch high-resolution touchscreen (1024 × 768) . The hidden handle design supports hand-carried transport, and the screen angle is adjustable for comfortable viewing across different scanning positions. The system supports adult, pediatric, and newborn patients through selectable configurations.

32,000 Hz Sampling Rate, 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 compared with narrower-band systems. iFilter™ adaptive filtering is designed to improve ECG signal quality, and CMRR ≥115 dB supports common-mode noise rejection. 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 based on patient demographics including sex, age, race, and medication history. Bipolar pacing detection is supported for patients with implanted devices. These functions are presented as clinical decision support tools—they support the clinician’s review and do not constitute a diagnosis on their own.

Wired and Wireless Connectivity with Direct HIS/PACS Access

The iMAC 120 supports wired and Wi-Fi networking with standard HL7 and DICOM protocols, allowing direct access to hospital systems without third-party software. Worklist download supports quick retrieval of appointment patient information. ECG data can be transmitted to a PC via LAN, USB, SD card, or Wi-Fi, and the system supports external printers, scanners, USB drives, mice, and card readers.

Waveform Freezing, Report Preview, and Optional VCG/TVCG

The iMAC 120 supports waveform freezing and review, allowing the clinician to select any desired waveform segment for analysis and printing. A report preview function allows confirmation of signal quality before printing, saving paper. Optional VCG (Vector ECG) and TVCG (Timed Vector ECG) functions are available where configured.

Broad Print Layout Options with Built-in Thermal Printer

The built-in thermal printer supports print layouts including 3×4, 3×4+1, 3×4+3, 6×2, 6×2+1, 6×2+3, and 12×1. Thermal paper sizes include 216 mm × 140 mm × 20 m or 210 mm × 140 mm × 20 m, with A4-size print support. An external printer is also supported.

1,000-Case Storage, 8-Hour Battery, and 3.7 kg Chassis

The system stores up to 1,000 ECG cases internally, and the 4400 mAh lithium battery supports more than 8 hours of operation on DC power. At 285 × 360 × 94 mm and 3.7 kg, the iMAC 120 is designed for single-hand transport between examination rooms and bedside locations.

Technical Specifications

Why Choose the Zoncare iMAC 120?