Pulse Oximeter – Wireless

Non-invasive, fast and accurate SpO2 measurement

The hospital grade wireless, portable, Fingertip Pulse Oximeter provides non-invasive, fast and accurate measurement of patients’ oxygen saturation (SpO2) and pulse rate (PR).

Pulse oximetry is a convenient, safe, non-invasive way of measuring a patient’s product oxygen saturation (SpO2) and a critical vital signs measurement to determine a patient’s wellness. Pulse oximeters provide real-time indications to help doctors and nurses catch the change of patients’ vital signs on time.

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Pulse oximeter designed for professionals.

The Fingertip Pulse Oximeter is fast, durable and robust to withstand use by doctors or nurses in hospitals and clinic environments. It includes a tough case for everyday protection, moisture resistance, drop durability and operation durability. With the ability to be sterilised the ChoiceMMed Fingertip Pulse Oximeter models stand out from the crowd.

This Pulse Oximeter features a colourful high quality OLED display that shows the Perfusion Index (PI) and waveform along with the SpO2 and pulse rate values. It also has a weak or unstable signal prompt so you can be sure that the values obtained will be accurate and reliable.

What separates this fingertip pulse oximeter from its competitors is that it is suitable for adult, child and infant use with the improved design and build.

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Pulse Oximeter – Wireless Product Details

Specifications Features & Benefits Certifications & Standards

Display	1.2in / 3cm colour OLED
Application range	Adult, Adolescent and Paediatric/Infant
Dimensions	61.5 (L) × 32 (W) × 31.5 (H) ±3 mm
Weight	60 ± 5 g (including batteries)
Parameters	SpO2, PR
Display mode	2 modes
Power source	2 AAA 1.5V alkaline batteries
Power consumption	less than 40mA

Environment Requirements
Use environment	5°C – 40°C
Storage temperature	-40°C - 55°C
Operation humidity	15%~80% no condensation
Storage humidity	15% ~ 93%, no condensation

SpO2
Blood oxygen saturation range	70% – 100%;
Resolution	1%
Measurement accuracy	70% – 100%, ±2%; ≤69%: No definition

PR
Pulse rate measurement range	30bpm – 250bpm
Resolution	1BPM
Measurement accuracy	30 – 99bpm: ±2bpm 100 – 250bpm: ±2%

Suits adult, adolescent, child and infant
2 directional display allows user or administrator to read results
Compact and stylish; high brightness OLED display
Low power consumption; real-time battery status indication
Unstable or weak measurement indicator provides more accuracy
Visual prompt for SpO2 measurements outside range
Real-time or spot-check transmission via Bluetooth LE
Automatic power on and off

Australian TGA

IEC 60601-1-2:2014, ISO 10993-5, ISO 10993-10 and follows the provisions of the Council DirectiveMDD 93/42/EEC

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