Contec Table-Top Pulse Oximeter - (CMS-70A)

Description:

The Contec Table Top Pulse Oximeter CMS-70A is a high-performance, stationary monitoring device designed for continuous measurement of blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) and pulse rate. Ideal for hospital settings, clinics, or home care, the CMS-70A is equipped with a large, user-friendly display, robust data storage, and multiple connectivity options, making it perfect for long-term patient monitoring.

Key Features:

• Continuous Monitoring: Capable of providing real-time, continuous SpO2 and pulse rate measurements for both adults and pediatric patients.
• Advanced Display: Large, color LCD screen that displays SpO2, pulse rate, pulse waveform, and plethysmograph for easy and comprehensive analysis.
• Data Storage & Transfer: Built-in memory for data storage, allowing up to 100 patient records, with USB connectivity to transfer data to a PC for further analysis.
• Adjustable Alarms: Customizable alarms for high and low SpO2 and pulse rate thresholds, ensuring that healthcare professionals are alerted to any critical changes.
• Versatile Power Options: The device can operate both on mains power and internal battery, offering flexibility for different settings.

Benefits:

• Comprehensive Monitoring: Provides detailed, real-time feedback on vital signs, ensuring that healthcare providers can track patient conditions accurately and efficiently.
• Ease of Use: The intuitive design, along with the large display and straightforward controls, makes it user-friendly for both professionals and home users.
• Data Management: The ability to store and transfer data electronically ensures that patient records can be kept easily and accessed whenever needed.
• Reliable Performance: Equipped with advanced signal processing technology, the CMS-70A offers accurate and consistent readings, even in challenging environments.
• Portability and Flexibility: While designed as a stationary unit, its battery power option and compact design make it adaptable to different use cases, from emergency rooms to home care environments.