Rigel Medical
Electrical Safety AnalyzersHTMwire assessment
IEC-compliant electrical safety analyzers and biomedical test equipment for international standards, including infusion pump and defib analyzers.
Key Features
- ✓ IEC 62353 compliant electrical safety analyzers
- ✓ Infusion pump analyzers (Rigel UNI-SIM)
- ✓ Defibrillator analyzers
- ✓ PAT testing equipment
- ✓ Med-eBase asset management software
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What Sets Them Apart
Strongest in IEC international compliance — preferred choice for healthcare facilities that need to meet IEC 62353 and other non-US electrical safety standards.
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- ▪ Part of Seaward Group since 1997
- ▪ Brand origins in the 1970s
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Rigel Medical manufacture?
Rigel Medical manufactures biomedical test equipment including electrical safety analyzers, vital-signs, NIBP, SpO2 and ECG simulators, defibrillator analyzers, electrosurgical analyzers, infusion pump analyzers and ventilator testers, plus Med-eBase asset management software.
Who owns Rigel Medical?
Rigel Medical has been part of the Seaward Group since 1997. Seaward is a privately owned UK test-equipment company established in 1982. The Rigel brand itself dates back to the 1970s.
Is Rigel Medical suited to international electrical safety standards?
Rigel was the first company to produce a dedicated electrical safety analyzer meeting IEC 601 (the predecessor of the modern IEC 60601 series) and remains strong in international IEC compliance, making it a common choice for non-US standards.
Where is Rigel Medical based?
Rigel Medical is a UK manufacturer with operations in North East England (historically Peterlee, and associated with Newcastle upon Tyne), part of the Seaward Group with over three decades of biomedical test experience.
Sources
- Rigel Medical About (brand origins, Seaward Group)
- 24x7: Rigel Medical joined Seaward Group in 1997
- Rigel Medical company overview (first IEC 601 electrical safety analyzer)
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