The Schiller Cardiovit AT-102 G2 ECG is a next-generation diagnostic electrocardiograph designed to deliver fast, accurate, and dependable cardiac assessments in hospitals, clinics, and specialty care environments. This advanced ECG system features a crisp 8-inch color display for easy waveform viewing, along with built-in ECG interpretation software that supports confident clinical decision-making.
With onboard memory capable of storing 350 resting ECGs and 100 resting rhythm recordings, the AT-102 G2 streamlines workflow and ensures essential data is always accessible. The device includes both wired and wireless LAN connectivity, enabling seamless integration with EMR/EHR systems, centralized databases, and secure facility networks.
Engineered for efficiency, the AT-102 G2 offers intuitive operation, rapid ECG acquisition, and high-precision signal quality—making it ideal for cardiology practices, emergency departments, internal medicine offices, and outpatient facilities.
The system comes complete with essential accessories, including a 10-lead patient cable, snap adapters, electrodes, paper, and all necessary documentation. A three-year limited warranty provides added confidence and long-term value.
Key Features:
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8" High-Resolution Color Display for clear waveform visualization
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Interpretation Software included for advanced clinical support
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Memory Capacity: 350 Resting ECGs + 100 Resting Rhythm recordings
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Built-In Wired & Wireless LAN for seamless connectivity
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Fast, Accurate Signal Processing for reliable diagnostic results
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User-Friendly Interface designed for busy clinical workflows
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Three-Year Limited Warranty for lasting protection
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Complete Accessory Kit Included:
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10-lead patient cable
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10 snap clip electrode adapters
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100 disposable electrodes
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1 pack of ECG paper
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Power cable
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Operating manual & interpretation guide
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Ideal For:
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Hospitals & health systems
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Cardiology clinics
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Primary care & internal medicine
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Emergency departments
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Ambulatory surgery centers
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Outpatient specialty practices