MX430 IntelliVue Monitor

Model Number: 866061

The Philips IntelliVue MX430 is a compact, modular bedside and transport monitor featuring a 12-inch touchscreen display. It supports Multi-Measurement Modules (MMS), IntelliVue X2 transport servers, and Measurement Server Extensions, all in a lightweight, fanless design optimized for infection control and clinical mobility.

Key Features

• 12″ XGA Touchscreen Display: 1280×800 resolution with automatic brightness adjustment via ambient light sensor.
• Modular Flexibility: Supports MMS, CO₂, IBP, ECG, SpO₂, NIBP, Temp, BIS, and more via internal slots or external FMS racks.
• Transport-Ready Design: Built-in handle, optional rechargeable battery (~4-hour runtime), and rugged housing for mobile use.
• Fanless Passive Cooling: Reduces airborne contamination risk and enables quieter operation in sensitive care areas.
• User Interface Options: Operable via touchscreen, or optional external trackball, mouse, keyboard, or barcode scanner.
• Advanced Visualization Tools: Includes Horizon Trends, tabular trends, Snapshot alarms, and Previous Screen for quick data recall.

Modularity & Accessory Support

• MMS Compatibility: Works with M3001A/M3001AL MMS, IntelliVue X2, and extensions including CO₂, IBP, BIS, NMT, VueLink, and others.
• FMS Expansion: Supports four- or eight-slot Flexible Module Server racks via MSL cable for extended parameter monitoring.

Maintenance & Service

• Hygienic Construction: Easy-clean surfaces with minimal seams and fanless internals for improved infection control.
• Common Repairs: Touchscreen wear, connector issues, and battery degradation; parts and service are widely available.
• Refurbishment Options: Units supported by PM Biomedical, Pioneer, and other service providers, with repair kits and manuals available.

Why Choose the MX430?

The Philips IntelliVue MX430 offers high-end modular patient monitoring in a compact and mobile package. Its passive cooling, customizable configurations, and intuitive touchscreen interface make it ideal for ICUs, operating rooms, emergency departments, and procedure rooms where flexibility and portability are essential.