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This easy-to-use, lightweight, and rugged defibrillator monitor gives you the power to respond quickly and act confidently when you meet emergency situations.
Authoritative organizations such as the AHA and the European Resuscitation Council have pointed out that when a patient suffers from cardiac arrest and ventricular fibrillation, every minute of delay reduces the probability of the patient being rescued by 12%. Therefore, rapid defibrillation is particularly important in emergency care.
To meet this clinical need, Comen focuses on the development of defibrillation fast charging technology, which can achieve 3 seconds to charge to 200J and 7 seconds to charge to 360J. It has reached the fastest charging speed in the industry, effectively improving the efficiency of emergency care.
With a 7-inch large multi-color display, Comen S2 can support viewing of up to 4 waveforms, as well as numeric data, alarm events, and patient information. Comen also focuses on fast operation, making defibrillation as easy as only 3 steps:
The multifunctional defibrillator paddle design enables the defibrillation operation to be completed on a pair of electrode paddles. The electrode pads can be divided into large electrode pads and small electrode pads within 1 second, allowing both adults and children to be defibrillated.
Based on the requirements of high-efficiency rescue required by clinicians, the Comen S2 defibrillator monitor is designed with a wide range of selectable energy from 1-360J.
To meet the needs of long-term outdoor rescue, the Comen S2 defibrillator has improved battery capacity:
With a wider impedance range and automatic impedance compensation, Comen S2 can provide patients with high defibrillation thresholds such as myocardial infarction, obesity, and high impedance a higher energy selection, leading to a greater defibrillation success rate.
Advanced Biphasic Waveforms, a type of defibrillation waveform where a shock is delivered to the heart via two vectors, are supported. AHA Guidelines recommend biphasic waveforms as safe and having equivalent or higher efficacy for the termination of VF compared to monophasic waveforms.
As a high-end defibrillator monitor, Comen S2 also focuses on upgrading monitoring functions. It supports 3/5/6/12*-lead ECG and Glasgow ECG algorithms, which can be accurately analyzed according to patient age, gender, height, etc. This enables more comprehensive ECG monitoring and arrhythmia analysis before arriving at the hospital, laying the foundation for quick rescue and treatment.
To ensure normal daily use, Comen S2 supports three detection methods: power-on self-test, user self-test, and machine daily self-test.
Outdoor rescue often involves a complex and changeable environment, requiring rescue team members to have super physical fitness and extremely high requirements for rescue equipment. To meet outdoor use needs, the Comen S2 defibrillator monitor adopts an ultra-light design, weighing only 4.5kg, and has passed the strict EN1789 ambulance standard test, ensuring excellent performance in complex outdoor environments.
In addition to being lightweight, the S2 also provides a portable design that meets clinical needs, such as handles and bedside hooks, enabling the machine to be quickly transferred in various usage scenarios.
Comen is a Chinese medical device manufacturer headquartered in Guangming District, Shenzhen.
Founded in 2002, the company has spent over two decades building its position as a leading provider of monitoring and diagnostic equipment.
Comen products are distributed in over 190 countries. The company operates its own branches in India, Thailand, the Philippines, Indonesia, France and Russia, ensuring local technical and service support in key markets.
Comen employs over 3,000 people, with approximately one-third working in research and development. Work on advanced specialist monitors began in 2007, with the first products reaching the market in 2009. The company holds nearly 600 patents. Notably, 40% of these were developed in collaboration with clinical experts and healthcare facilities – Comen actively involves the medical community in its product design process.
Comen's offering covers three main categories:
Comen solutions are used in intensive care units (ICU), operating rooms (OR), neonatal intensive care units (NICU), as well as outpatient clinics and practices.
