Delivery suites and maternity theatres use the HS-HZBM001 to carry newborns who need warmth or oxygen to the neonatal unit, and neonatal intensive care and special care teams use it for trips to imaging, theatre or another ward. Neonatal nurses, midwives and transport teams handle it, with neonatologists setting the thermal plan.
The case for it is the transfer itself. One incubator holds the baby from departure to arrival. It runs on mains where a socket is close, on a 12 V or 24 V DC supply where one is fitted, and on its battery for up to 90 minutes in between. Oxygen cylinders, the supply system and the IV stand travel on the same set, so the team prepares one device and moves once.
In baby mode, the skin sensor's reading leads the control, holding a newborn at a skin setting between 34 and 37 °C. Air mode holds the canopy at a chosen air temperature from 25 to 37 °C, and the optional override mode reaches 38 °C for air and 37.5 °C for infant temperature when care calls for it.
Emergency departments receiving babies born before arrival use it to move them on to neonatal care. Units spread across several buildings or sites rely on it where a journey crosses corridors, lifts and DC-powered transport. For planned moves, the team brings the canopy to its setting on mains first, so the baby enters warmth that is already under control.
During any move, the acrylic glass canopy and observation lamp keep the baby in view, while the power failure, fan, sensor, deviation, and over-temperature alarms monitor the incubator.