Edan SE-301 3-Channel Portable ECG Machine
The lightweight, long-battery 12-lead ECG built for mobile clinical environments.

The Edan SE-301 is a 3-channel portable ECG machine designed for clinicians who need professional-grade cardiac diagnostics outside a fixed clinical setting. Weighing less than 1 kg, it combines simultaneous 12-lead acquisition, a 5-inch colour touchscreen, and up to 8.5 hours of battery life into one of the most portable ECG devices available for ward rounds, emergency care, and home visits.

Why Choose the Edan SE-301?

Portability without compromise.
Most portable ECG devices sacrifice either screen quality, connectivity, or battery life. The SE-301 addresses all three — making it suitable for high-acuity mobile settings, not just spot checks.

All-day battery for all-day clinicians.
With up to 8.5 hours of continuous operation, the SE-301 supports a full clinical shift without needing to return to a charging station. This makes it particularly well-suited to ward rounding, long-distance ambulance transport, and community care visits.

Instant diagnostic confidence.
The built-in SEMIP® ECG interpretation algorithm provides accurate, reliable diagnostic references at the point of care. For paediatric settings, the optional Glasgow Algorithm with Children's ECG Interpretation extends clinical utility across all patient groups.

Connected to your existing systems.
The SE-301 integrates with Electronic Medical Records (EMR) via Ethernet, Wi-Fi, or SIM card, enabling real-time data sharing and reducing manual transcription. Multi-format report output (PDF, DICOM, SCP, XML) ensures compatibility with virtually any hospital or clinic system.

Colour-coded signal quality.
On-screen colour-coded indicators give instant feedback on lead contact quality, reducing repeat acquisitions and improving workflow efficiency at the bedside.

Who is the Edan SE-301 For?

• Ward clinicians conducting daily rounding who need a reliable, carry-anywhere ECG
• Emergency and retrieval teams requiring rapid cardiac assessment outside the hospital
• Community and home-visit practitioners who need full 12-lead capability without bulk
• Paediatric clinicians (with Glasgow Algorithm option) needing age-appropriate interpretation

Key Specifications

• Channels: 3-channel output with simultaneous 12-lead acquisition
• Display: 5" high-resolution colour touch screen
• Weight: Less than 1 kg
• Battery Life: Up to 8.5 hours on a single charge
• Internal Storage: Up to 800 ECGs
• Connectivity: Ethernet, Wi-Fi, SIM Card, 2× USB, microSD
• ECG Algorithm: SEMIP® (optional: Glasgow Algorithm with paediatric interpretation)
• Report Formats: PDF (standard); SCP, XML, DICOM (optional)
• EMR Integration: Bi-directional communication via LAN, Wi-Fi, or SIM

Frequently Asked Questions

How many leads does the Edan SE-301 record?
The SE-301 acquires all 12 leads simultaneously, despite being a 3-channel device — meaning it captures a full diagnostic ECG in a single acquisition.

How long does the SE-301 battery last?
On a full charge, the SE-301 operates for up to 8.5 hours without external power, making it suitable for extended clinical shifts and long-distance patient transport.

Can the SE-301 connect to an EMR system?
Yes. The SE-301 supports bi-directional EMR integration via Ethernet cable, Wi-Fi, or SIM card. Reports can be exported in PDF, DICOM, SCP, and XML formats.

Does the SE-301 support paediatric ECG interpretation?
Yes, as an optional add-on. The Glasgow Algorithm with specialised Children's ECG Interpretation is available for the SE-301.

How many ECGs can the SE-301 store?
The device has internal storage for up to 800 ECGs, with further expansion available via the microSD card slot.

What does the SE-301 weigh?
Less than 1 kilogram, making it one of the lightest full 12-lead ECG machines available for clinical use.

The Edan SE-301 delivers full 12-lead ECG capability, intelligent interpretation, and seamless EMR connectivity in a sub-1 kg body with an all-day battery. It is the practical choice for clinicians who move — whether between wards, into the field, or into the community.