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Advanced Infant CPR Training Manikin
Advanced Infant CPR Training Manikin (Product Code: SLE/BL/07) is an infant simulation model for learning how to revive a baby through heart pressure (chest compression) and mouth-to-mouth respiration. Designed according to the international CPR standard, it has light indicator displays that separate correct from wrong compression position and correct from incorrect artificial respiration, so learners see their mistakes as they make them. Neonatal and paediatric nurses, midwifery students, childcare workers and new-parent classes practise on it, and it fits well into the educational lab equipment India nursing schools keep for skills training. It is made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala.
Key Details
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Infant CPR simulation model |
| Design basis | Designed according to the international CPR standard |
| Skills practised | Heart pressure and mouth-to-mouth respiration for infant revival |
| Compression indicator | Light indicator display for correct and wrong compression position |
| Respiration indicator | Light indicator display for correct and incorrect artificial respiration (mouth-to-mouth) |
| Suitable for | Infant CPR and first aid courses |
Typical Use
Infant resuscitation calls for a very different touch: compressions are given with fingers rather than the heel of the hand, and rescue breaths are much smaller. Practising on an infant-sized model is the only realistic way to build that feel. Instructors usually demonstrate once, then let each learner try while the compression-position light confirms finger placement on the chest and the respiration light shows whether each breath was delivered correctly.
Hospitals running neonatal resuscitation refreshers, colleges teaching paediatric nursing and community programmes putting together a first aid training kit school staff and parents can use all find it useful. Clean the face and mouth after each learner, keep the manikin in a closed box when not in use, and check the indicator lights before each class so no session time is lost.
Manufacturer
Made in Ambala, Haryana, this manikin is part of the medical training range of Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which does business under the ScienceLab name. Read about the company on our company profile.
Related Human Models
Items often purchased with the infant manikin for life support and physiology teaching:
- Advanced Adult CPR Training Manikin — for adult technique, with audio prompting and grade printing.
- Advanced Child CPR Training Manikin — bridges infant and adult technique for older children.
- Human Heart, Pumping Model — helps learners see what compressions are doing for circulation.
- Human Circulatory System Model — for background teaching on blood flow around the body.
More models are in our Human Models category.
Frequently Asked Questions
What skills can be practised on this manikin?
Infant chest compressions (heart pressure) and mouth-to-mouth respiration, with lights confirming correct or wrong compression position and correct or incorrect breaths.
Why buy an infant model when we already have an adult one?
Infant CPR uses different hand technique and much gentler breaths, which cannot be practised realistically on an adult-sized manikin.
Is it designed to a recognised CPR standard?
It is designed according to the international CPR standard. Please tell us if your programme follows a particular guideline version so we can advise.
How is the manikin powered?
Please check the power requirements for the indicator lights of the current model with us through the contact page.
How should it be cleaned between learners?
Wipe the face and mouth area with a suitable disinfectant wipe after each learner and let it dry. Ask us about replacement parts if your course has high usage.
Do you provide warranty and bulk pricing?
Warranty terms and pricing for multiple units are given in our quotation. We deliver to India and international markets.
Request a Quote
Ask for a quotation on the Advanced Infant CPR Training Manikin via the contact page, or place it in your enquiry cart.
Last updated: 24 September 2026
