GE Healthcare MAC 2000 12-Lead Resting ECG System w/ Cart & Accessories

GE Healthcare MAC 2000 12-Lead Resting ECG System w/ Cart & Accessories

• Model: MAC 2000
• REF: 2056333-001
• S/N: SMT14532617PA
• S/W Version: 1.1
• Date of Manufacture: 2014-12
• ECG Interpretation: Marquette 12SL ECG Analysis Program (adults & pediatrics)
• Computerized Measurements: 12‑lead analysis
• ECG Analysis Frequency: 500 or 1,000 samples/second per channel
• Digital Sampling Rate: 16,000 samples/second per channel (normal acquisition) 
• Pace Sampling Rate: 75,000 samples/second per channel
• Heart Rate Range: 30 to 300 BPM
• Display: 7‑inch color TFT, WVGA 800×480, supports ≥32,000 colors
• Power / Battery: AC/DC or battery; Li‑ion rechargeable; 14.54 V @ 3.5 Ah nominal
• Weight: 44 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8" x 15" x 13" (w/ Cart & Accessories: 54" x 22" x 20")
• Warranty: 90 Days

The GE MAC 2000 12‑Lead Resting ECG System is engineered as a robust and clinically capable solution for resting ECG acquisition in hospital, outpatient, or clinic settings. It incorporates GE’s Marquette 12SL ECG algorithm, which is widely regarded for its interpretive capabilities and broad adoption in cardiology workflows. Its hardware is purpose-built to ensure signal fidelity: high sampling rates, wide dynamic range, and good common mode rejection reduce noise and improve diagnostic reliability. The inclusion of a HookUp Advisor (signal quality feedback) further helps minimize poor-quality recordings, reducing repeat exams.

From a usability standpoint, the MAC 2000 is fairly user-friendly and workflow‑oriented. A 7-inch color display offers preview of all 12 leads before the final printout, and configurable screen layout helps users tailor the interface. The system supports multiple connectivity channels (Ethernet, Wi-Fi, serial, modem, SD card) and exports ECGs in common formats (PDF, XML), which make integration into EMR, Cardiology Information Systems (like MUSE), or shared directories straightforward. Internally, the unit can store a large number of ECGs locally, allowing operations in “paperless” mode when needed.

When mounted on a medical cart with accessories (leads, electrodes, power), the MAC 2000 becomes a mobile diagnostic station. The battery gives it several hours of untethered operation—beneficial for bedside usage or remote monitoring scenarios. The thermal printer producing standard Z‑fold ECGs adds flexibility for immediate physical records. Overall, the system strikes a balance between advanced ECG functionality, networked deployment, and practical clinical usability, making it suitable for many standard cardiology workflows.

This medical equipment item has been certified by a service entity skilled or trained to work specifically on this type of device. The certification process may involve repair with replacement parts, calibration, and the periodic maintenance recommended by the original manufacturer. Additionally, cosmetic work and cleaning may have been performed to enhance the visual appeal of the equipment. This ensures that the equipment not only meets operational standards but also maintains a visually pleasing appearance.