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SCHILLER CARDIOVIT AT-102 G2

The CARDIOVIT AT-102 G2 is SCHILLER's second generation 12 channel resting electrocardiograph, following the earlier AT-102 range. It records, analyses, displays, stores and transmits ECGs for all patient groups, with optional ETM interpretation, rhythm recording, basic exercise testing and spirometry through the SpiroScout SP plus sensor. It is a compact desktop or trolley unit with an 8 inch colour screen, a sealed keyboard, an A4 thermal printer, a lithium-ion battery and built in LAN and Wi-Fi for PDF, HL7 and DICOM export.

The model

Maker, model and type.

Maker
SCHILLER AG
Model
CARDIOVIT AT-102 G2
Device type
ECG
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Key specifications

What the public record says.

ItemValueSource
Sampling rate and bandwidth32,000 Hz sampling; 250 Hz bandwidthSource
Patient inputFully floating and isolated, Type CF, defibrillation protected only with the original SCHILLER patient cableSource
FiltersMyogram filter off, 25, 40, 150 or 250 Hz (250 Hz means filter off); adaptive digital 50 or 60 Hz mains filterSource
PrinterThermal head, 8 dots/mm amplitude and 40 dots/mm time axis at 25 mm/s; 210 mm Z-fold paper; 5, 12.5, 25 or 50 mm/s; 5, 10 or 20 mm/mVSource
MemoryAt least 350 ECGs, 100 resting rhythm recordings and 10 exercise ECGsSource
Display8 in backlit LCD, 1024 x 768Source
Power and battery100 to 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 64 VA maximum; lithium-ion 10.8 V 6.9 Ah (units from 05/2018 to 04/2020 used 11.25 V 6.4 Ah); about 8.5 hours normal use; about 4 hours to full charge with the unit offSource
InterfacesECG cable port, potential equalisation, 1 Gbit LAN, 2 USB, 2 RS-232; dual band 802.11 a/b/g/n Wi-Fi with WPA2Source
Size, weight and protection384 x 319 x 90 mm, about 4.5 kg with paper; Class I; IP20, not for outdoor useSource
Operating environment10 to 40 C, 15 to 95% RH non-condensing, 700 to 1060 hPaSource
FDA clearanceK183425, CARDIOVIT AT-102 G2, product code DPS, Class II, decided 2 March 2020Source

Recalls

Recalls.

This note lists no recalls. Check the FDA recall database for the latest record.

Safety

Safety warnings from the record.

  • Defibrillation protection applies only with the original SCHILLER patient cable; remove electrodes before defibrillating where possible and do not touch the unit during the shock. Source
  • With the Wi-Fi module switched on, keep the device at least 20 cm from an implanted pacemaker. Source
  • Do not use the unit if its earth connection is suspect or the mains lead, power supply or device may be damaged, and replace fuses only with the original type and rating. Source
  • If liquid is spilt on the unit, disconnect mains, wipe it and have it checked before further use. Source
  • After heavy artefact or lead-off the displayed heart rate may be unreliable. Source

Sources

Where this note comes from.

Not covered: Swapped to the AT-102 G2 because no public AT-102 plus manual or data sheet was found; the AT-102 plus is the earlier model and its details are not covered. The K183425 PDF holds only the decision letter and indications, with no technical summary. The user guide is a distributor hosted copy; no SCHILLER service handbook was publicly available, so there are no internal part, calibration or numeric error code details, and the error entries are on screen messages. No recall names the AT-102 G2; recall Z-2734-2024 (high frequency artefact) concerns the CARDIOVIT AT-180, which shares the K183425 clearance, and was left out as a different model. MAUDE has only one report for this brand name, too few to show a trend. The US page quotes 10 minute rhythm recording while the 2025 brochure says 20 minutes, so rhythm length was left out of specs.

BMEssentia knowledge drafted from public information, reviewed by Hasan Khaled Ismail on 2026-10-24. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for use and service manual.