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Handheld Pulse Oximeter Meditech

EGP 5,195EGP 5,950

Description

Handheld Pulse Oximeter Meditech

Brand: Meditech

Model: FOS2 PLUS

Usage: adult, kids, newborn

Warranty: 18 months

Origin: China

 

Screen: large and clear

Battery: rechargeable lithium

Battery voltage: 3.7 V

voltage display: color scheme

Battery: rechargeable

Screen colors: color control

Alarm function: audible and visual

 

 

Device functions

Measurement of blood oxygen percentage

Temperature measurement

Heart rate

 

 

Product accessories

The device

Blood oxygen percentage measurement cable No. 1

1 heat measuring cable

Cable USB

Flexible bag

A piece of cleaning cloth

Warranty

 

For more breathing equipment and supplies

 

Alarms

When the minimum oxygen content in the blood is reached

When the maximum temperature is reached

 

 

Product specifications

Provides a high level of Use and usefulness both in the clinic and at home

The device is portable and can be moved anywhere

Large LED display

The key to do not disturb

Easy-to-use keys

Easy color change measurement unit

 

Measurement of blood oxygen percentage, pulse rate and thermometry

Waveform(graph) of the percentage of oxygens in the blood

The last 10 minutes of the oxygen percentage measurement graph can be checked on the screen

 

 

Rechargeable lithium battery

The battery life on one charge is about 36 hours

Display battery voltage color chart

 

 

Audible and visual alarm function (adjustable)

Interchangeable oxygen measuring cable (for adults, children and newborns)

The device is supplied with a very accurate oxygen percentage measurement cable

 

The activation period is about 1 second

Average fixed time < 10

 

 

 

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