EDAN SE-1200

The Embra Medical E-12 ECG Machine delivers reliable clinical performance in a cost-effective, user-friendly package designed for fast-paced healthcare environments. Built with an intuitive interface and practical design, the E-12 features a full alphanumeric keyboard, one-touch operation, and convenient age/gender shortcuts to streamline workflow. Whether you’re outfitting a clinic, hospital, or mobile unit, the Embra E-12 offers dependable ECG performance with minimal setup and maximum ease of use.Keep your Embra Medical E-12 ECG Machine operating safely and reliably with annual Preventative Maintenance (PM) service. Certified biomedical technicians follow OEM-compliant service protocols to calibrate, test, and verify your equipment meets OEM specs for safety and performance.Need parts, disposables, or accessories? Visit our trusted parts and accessories partner for compatible components.

EDAN SE-1200 Service Options

  • PM Cycle: Annual
  • Functions Test
  • Preventative Maintenance (PM)Learn More
  • Repair
  • On-Site PMs

Possible Repair or Service Needs for the EDAN SE-1200

Paper blank/faded
Printer not working
Date incorrect
ECG lead off/flat line
ECG not reading
ECG not analyzing/printing
Screen blank
Cosmetic damage
Battery not working/not charging
Keyboard not working

Preventative Maintenance for the Edan SE-1200

  • Visual inspection to verify integrity of unit

  • Diagnostic check of device’s CPU

  • Testing of power supply system and internally housed battery

  • Testing of all device parameters to OEM specifications

  • Calibration of device functions to OEM specifications

  • Complimentary device cleaning

  • Test accessory functions

  • Inspect for damage to the case

  • ECG Noise Immunity Test

  • Keypad function test

  • Performance wave test

  • Application of the inspection sticker

  • Free return shipping

  • Full biomedical report for compliance and documentation

Edan SE-1200 Care Instructions

Proper storage in climate climate-controlled area

Putting a case on the unit

Use only fingers to press buttons (not ink pens)

Be gentle with older units