Beurer Pulse Oximeter Model PO30
Beurer PO30 Fingertip Oxygen Meter
Features
- Beurer PO30 Fingertip Oxygen Meter
Product details
- can adjust screen brightness
- Show pulse curve
- low battery indicator
- Auto power off after inactivity
- Batteries (2 x 1.5V AAA batteries)
- Treatment line and belt bag
- Compact size (61 x 36 x 32 mm)
- Weight 57 grams
- CE Marking Medical Devices (CE0483)
How to use
- Slide the battery cover. according to the arrow on the battery cover
- Put the battery in line with the battery compartment.
- Close the battery cover completely.
- Pinch the finger that you want to measure. Do not color nails or apply hand lotion.
- Press the power button to turn on.
- While measuring, keep your hands still. After a moment, the screen will show the measured value.
- Change the direction of the screen easily. Just press the button and release. The orientation of the screen can be changed in many ways.
- Adjust the screen brightness level by pressing and holding the button. The screen will adjust the brightness – dark alternately. Release your hand when the desired brightness is obtained.
Caution
- You should change your measuring finger at least every 2 hours to avoid pain. or abnormal blood flow
- Do not self-diagnose the disease without a medical professional.
- during the measurement Do not look directly inside the meter. Because the light used has both
Invisible red light and infrared light which can be harmful to the eyes - The meter is not designed for people with abnormal physical or neurological conditions.
or with young children or people who lack knowledge Therefore, such persons should be advised. and should be closely supervised during use - No nail polish is required. no artificial nails or other cosmetics on fingers and nails
- Make sure that the fingernails are not too long and cause the finger to come out of the temple hole.
- Keep your hands, fingers, and body still. When taking measurements for people with heart disease, the SpO2 values measured may not be accurate.
or can not be measured – in case of carbon monoxide poisoning The meter may be reading too high. - Measurements should be avoided under bright light sources such as lamps or under direct sunlight.
- People with low blood pressure or jaundice. or use medications for constricting blood vessels May not be able to use this device to measure.
- People who have been injected with color into the body or have abnormal blood levels or carbon monoxide poisoning
and methaemoglobin poisoning caused by the use of anesthesia May not be able to use this meter. - Protect the device from dust, shock, humidity, high temperature and explosives.
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