ECG Machine Price in India (2026): Single, 3, 6 and 12 Channel
Every hospital, nursing home and many clinics need an ECG machine. Here is what different types cost in India and how to choose.
ECG price list
| Model | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Single channel ECG | Portable | On request |
| ECGSmart-3 | 3 channel, 80 mm printer | From ₹30,000 + GST |
| 6 channel ECG | Interpretive | On request |
| Maestros 12 Channel | 12 channel, A4 printer, 5" touch | ₹75,000 + ₹13,500 GST = ₹88,500 |
| 12 channel PC ECG | PC-based | On request |
| CONTEC Holter | 3 channel, 24 h | ₹65,000 – 75,000 |
| CARDIOTRACK TMT-12 | Stress test | ₹2.25 – 2.75 lakh |
What drives the price
- Channels. How many leads are printed at once.
- Printer width. 80 mm rolls vs A4 (210 mm) printing.
- Display. A basic LCD or a colour touchscreen.
- Interpretation software and arrhythmia detection.
- Connectivity. USB, PC, Bluetooth/GSM cloud.
- Battery capacity. For example, about 500 ECGs per charge on the Maestros.
Which should you buy?
- GP clinic or camp: single or 3 channel.
- Nursing home or diagnostic centre: 3 or 6 channel.
- Hospital, ICU or cardiology: 12 channel or PC ECG.
Detailed comparison: single vs 3 vs 6 vs 12 channel ECG.
Running costs
ECG paper, electrodes (reusable bulbs/clamps or disposable tabs), gel and AMC after warranty.
Installed base
Maestros 12 Channel ECG machines we supplied run at AIIMS Guwahati, AIIMS Kalyani, Ispat Hospital Rourkela, CIP Ranchi and Gauhati Medical College. Get a quote or see our ECG supplier page.
12 Channel ECG Machine
12 channel interpretive ECG with 5" touch display and A4 printer. ₹60,000 – ₹1 lakh
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cheapest ECG machine?
Single channel and 3 channel portable ECGs are the most economical options.
Is a 12 channel ECG better than 3 channel?
It records all 12 leads simultaneously and prints full A4 reports — preferred in hospitals and cardiology.
Do ECG machines include paper?
Usually a starter roll/pack is included; paper is a recurring cost.
This article is for general information for healthcare buyers and professionals and is not medical advice. Clinical decisions should be made by qualified practitioners.