Description Fluid Warmer – Hawk FW1 The Hawk FW1 Fluid Warmer is a compact, efficient, and precision-controlled medical fluid warming device designed to maintain the optimal temperature of infusion fluids, blood, and nutrient solutions before administration to patients. Engineered for hospital and clinical use, the FW1 ensures consistent heating performance, helping to prevent hypothermia and improve patient comfort during surgery, recovery, and critical care. With microcomputer-controlled temperature regulation and real-time digital monitoring, the Hawk FW1 provides accurate, safe, and energy-efficient operation. Its user-friendly interface, fast heating capability, and compact design make it ideal for use in operating theatres, ICUs, emergency departments, and maternity wards. Key Features: Precise Temperature Control: Microprocessor-based system maintains fluids at the set temperature (typically 37°C). Fast & Stable Heating: Rapid warm-up with uniform temperature distribution. Digital Display: Real-time temperature readout for easy monitoring. Built-in Safety Features: Overheat protection, audible alarms, and automatic shut-off. Compact & Portable: Lightweight design suitable for bedside, transport, or mobile use. Universal Compatibility: Works with most standard IV lines and blood transfusion sets. Easy to Clean & Maintain: Smooth surfaces and removable tubing section for infection control. Technical Specifications: Model: Hawk FW1 Temperature Range: 35°C – 42°C (adjustable) Display: LED digital temperature indicator Heating Method: Dry-type, constant temperature control Input Voltage: AC 220V ±10%, 50Hz Power Consumption: ≤150W Flow Rate: 5–1500 mL/h (depending on fluid type and tubing) Dimensions: Approx. 300 × 100 × 70 mm Weight: Approx. 1.5 kg Applications: Intravenous fluid warming Blood and plasma warming during transfusion Surgical, ICU, maternity, and emergency care procedures Packaging Includes: 1 × Hawk FW1 Fluid Warmer Unit 1 × Power Cable 1 × User Manual Ideal For: Hospitals • Operating rooms • Emergency units • ICUs • Maternity wards • Outpatient surgical centers
