Fisher and Paykel Cosy Cot Infant Resuscitaire with Mattress

Fisher & Paykel Cosy Cot Infant Resuscitaire with Mattress

The infant resuscitaire Fisher & Paykel Cosy Cot is a dependable neonatal warming and resuscitation platform designed to stabilise and maintain an infant’s skin temperature immediately after birth and during early neonatal care. This infant resuscitaire uses focused radiant heating to deliver even thermal coverage across the mattress surface, supporting effective thermoregulation in delivery rooms, NICUs, and special care baby units.

The Cosy Cot infant resuscitaire operates through three clinically relevant modes: Pre-warm, Manual, and Baby mode, allowing caregivers to adapt warming strategies to each stage of neonatal care. Heater output is adjustable from 0% to 100% in precise 5% increments, enabling accurate control of radiant heat delivery. In Baby mode, the system supports a controlled temperature range suitable for neonatal physiology, helping reduce the risk of hypothermia or overheating.

Designed with usability and access in mind, the Cosy Cot features an integrated bassinet with a large 65 cm mattress, a ±10° tilt mechanism, and a rotating heater head with up to ±130° movement. A built-in Apgar timer provides audible alerts at 1, 5, and 10 minutes post-delivery, supporting standard neonatal assessment protocols. Optional enhancements such as vertical height adjustment, phototherapy, air/oxygen blending, and Neopuff™ infant resuscitation expand the functionality of this infant resuscitaire for varied clinical environments.

Features

• Focused radiant heating for even thermal distribution
• Three operating modes: Pre-warm, Manual, and Baby
• Adjustable heater power from 0% to 100% in 5% increments
• Integrated bassinet designed for access and visibility
• Large 65 cm mattress surface for clinical procedures
• Heater head rotation up to ±130°
• Mattress tilt adjustment ±10°
• Built-in Apgar timer with 1, 5, and 10-minute alerts
• Modular design supporting optional clinical accessories

Information on this page is provided for guidance and does not replace advice from a qualified clinician. Always read the manufacturer's instructions before use, and check that a device is suitable for the patient and the prescribed therapy.