TLC5000 ECG HOLTER MONITOR 12 CHANNEL

Name: TLC5000 ECG HOLTER MONITOR 12 CHANNEL
Brand: CONTEC
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Brand: CONTEC

Model: TLC5000

The TLC5000 ECG Holter Monitor 12‑Channel is a lightweight and accurate ambulatory ECG recorder designed for long‑term cardiac monitoring, offering high‑resolution 12‑lead signal acquisition, strong noise filtering, and reliable data analysis for detecting arrhythmias and rhythm abnormalities.

Key Features

12-channel high‑resolution ECG recording

24–72 hour continuous monitoring

Lightweight and comfortable wearable recorder

Advanced anti‑noise and motion‑artifact filters

Large internal memory for long‑term data storage

PC-based analysis software with detailed reporting

Automatic arrhythmia detection and event classification

USB data transfer for fast download

Low power consumption for extended recording

Technical Specifications

Channels	12-channel ECG
Recording Duration	24–72 hours
Sampling Rate	1024 Hz
Frequency Response	0.05 – 60 Hz
Storage	Built‑in flash memory
Data Transfer	USB interface
Display	OLED status display
Battery	Rechargeable lithium battery
Battery Life	Up to 72 hours
Software	PC-based Holter analysis system
Weight	Approx. 50–60g

Product Description

The TLC5000 ECG Holter Monitor 12‑Channel is a lightweight and accurate ambulatory ECG recorder designed for long‑term cardiac monitoring, offering high‑resolution 12‑lead signal acquisition, strong noise filtering, and reliable data analysis for detecting arrhythmias and rhythm abnormalities.

Technical Specifications

Channels	12-channel ECG
Recording Duration	24–72 hours
Sampling Rate	1024 Hz
Frequency Response	0.05 – 60 Hz
Storage	Built‑in flash memory
Data Transfer	USB interface
Display	OLED status display
Battery	Rechargeable lithium battery
Battery Life	Up to 72 hours
Software	PC-based Holter analysis system
Weight	Approx. 50–60g

Applications

Cardiology departments

Hospitals and clinics

Long-term arrhythmia monitoring

Holter ECG analysis centers

Ambulatory cardiac assessment

Post‑treatment rhythm evaluation