EEG Machine Designed for Clinical Efficiency
Looking for a new EEG system?
Zeto’s EEG machine is built to meet the demands of both routine and urgent neurodiagnostic studies. With rapid setup and no gels or wires, clinicians can initiate high-quality recordings in minutes — ideal for hospitals, outpatient clinics, and emergency settings.
Zeto Gives You Exceptional EEG Quality
Zeto EEG Machines Perform as Well as Traditional Systems. Gain Comfort Without Compromise
The Signal Quality You Require
Results comparable to traditional EEG systems, verified in clinical study with 50 subjects. Our Active Electrode Technology (AET) and Dynamic Noise Cancellation (DNC) ensure precise signal transmission and noise reduction.
Truly Portable, Zeto Goes Where You Go
Lightweight, compact, and wireless, Zeto EEG machines can be easily implemented across hospitals, clinics, multi-site systems, and private practices.
Simple and Gel-Free Setup
Anyone on your team can prep a patient with minimal training. No glue, no mess. Soft-tip dry electrodes are gentle on skin and work through any hair type.
Transition from Traditional to Modern EEG Setups
One of the biggest advancements in EEG technology is the move from traditional wired systems to modern wireless EEG machines. Conventional EEG equipment often involves bulky setups, long prep times, and discomfort for patients. Today’s wireless solutions—like Zeto’s portable EEG devices—use lightweight headsets with built-in electrodes that eliminate the need for gels or wires. These next-generation EEG machines reduce setup time, improve patient comfort, and support greater mobility for patients, allowing for EEG monitoring in various settings.
Zeto FAQs
How much does Zeto EEG machine cost?
The price range is based on features, service level agreement and purchase terms. Please contact our sales team for details.
Are there any annual fees? What are they?
We offer the choice to purchase software, warranty, and service contracts for up to 4 years in advance, and provide options to pay for these contracts 1 year at a time.
What are the billing codes?
You can bill the same CPT codes for EEGs as you do with traditional EEG equipment. Routine EEG codes include 95812, 95813, 95816, 95819, and 95822. Additional codes billable for Zeto are any that cover recordings up to 6 hours, including simultaneous video, for example, 95705, 95711, 95706, 95712, 95707, 95713, 95717, and 95718.
How can we help?
We have a staff of EEG Technicians and critical care nurses available to help answer your questions…or something like that
Contact Form
"*" indicates required fields