Handheld Pulse Oximeter – Cabled

Non-invasive, fast and accurate SpO2 measurement

The medical grade pulse oximeter provides non-invasive, fast, accurate measurement of a patient’s blood oxygen saturation level (SpO2) and pulse rate (PR).

Special product design makes this medical device more durable and more suitable for hospital use.

This cabled pulse oximeter automatically synchronises with the ProEX Telehealth Hub to bring all medical data across for archiving against the patient record.

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Portable, reliable and durable medical grade pulse oximeter.

Pulse oximetry is a convenient, safe, non-invasive way of measuring a patient’s blood oxygen levels or 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.

Designed to be robust and compact, this handheld fingertip pulse oximeter is perfectly suited for both clinical environments such as GP surgeries, clinics, dental surgeries, ambulances and hospital use.

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Handheld Pulse Oximeter – Cabled Product Details

Specifications Features & Benefits Certifications & Standards

Display	2.8in / colour TFT
Application range	Adult, Adolescent and Paediatric/infant
Dimensions	126 (L) × 60 (W) × 30 (H) ±3mm
Weight	195g (excluding batteries)
Power	3 x AA alkaline batteries/Ni-MH batteries or adapter
Power consumption	Less than 40mA
Display mode	Audio and visual alarm, information
Parameters	SpO2, PR, PI, pulse bar, waveform
Data interface	USB 2.0
Operation temperature	0°C - 40°C
SpO2 measurement range	70% - 100%
PR measurement range	30 - 250bpm
PI measurement range	0.1% - 20%

High resolution 2.8” TFT screen, displays SpO2, PR, PI, waveform and pulse bar
Adjustable audible and visual alarms
Battery level indicator
127 ID setup; 72-hour data storage and review
USB based data transmission
Muti-language (Menu): English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese,
Russian and Chinese
Probes for infant and paediatric use available as optional accessories

Australian TGA

IEC 60601-1-2:2014, ISO 10993-5, ISO 10993-11 and follows the provisions of the Council Directive MDD 93/42/EEC

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