The unique BeneVision N1 was launched on the Sixth Continent!

The participants in the 27th Bulgarian Antarctic expedition returned in the country. During their stay in the Bulgarian base of Antarctica, the medical service of the team was reinforced by the unique BeneVision N1 patient transport monitor, provided by Dutchmed. In this way, the smallest, but with tremendous features member of the new family of high-end modular patient monitors of the world famous manufacturer Mindray, sold now with unparalleled success all over the world, showed its unique performance also in the extreme conditions of the Sixth continent. Palm size and ultralight, designed for the fluctuating demands of both intra and out of hospital transport, the N1’s steadfast reliability and strong performance provide seamless patient care during transport. The N1’s robust design supports IP44 grade dust and waterproof resistance as well as a six surface 1.2m drop endurance. N1 is in compliance with out-of-hospital patient transport standards such as: EN 1789, for road ambulance; IEC60601-1-12, for both road and air ambulance, EN13718-1, for air ambulance; RTCA DO-160G, for civil aviation; MIL-STD-810G Military Environment and MIL-STD-461F Military EMC.

The photos were provided courtesy of Dr. Atanas Peltekov, a member of our 27 Antarctic expedition.