A Neonatal Radiant Warmer is a medical device used to provide controlled heat to newborn infants, especially premature or low-birth-weight babies, to maintain their body temperature. It uses an overhead radiant heat source to warm the infant while allowing easy access for medical care and monitoring. The device helps prevent neonatal hypothermia and supports the baby's physiological stability after birth. It features temperature control modes, a skin temperature probe, digital display, alarms, and adjustable heating settings for safe operation. Neonatal radiant warmers are commonly used in delivery rooms, neonatal intensive care units (NICUs), and maternity wards. They provide an open environment that allows healthcare professionals to perform procedures while maintaining warmth. Regular calibration, cleaning, and maintenance are essential for accurate temperature control and patient safety. Neonatal radiant warmers play a vital role in protecting newborns and improving outcomes during critical early life care.