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ConXport Veterinary Pulse Oximeter

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ConXport Veterinary Pulse Oximeter Specification

Properties
Portable, Non-Invasive, User-Friendly

Shape
Rectangular

Automation Grade
Manual

Use
Continuous monitoring of blood oxygen saturation and pulse

Height
32mm

Weight
Approx. 300g

Function
Measures SpO2 & Pulse Rate

Product Type
Veterinary Pulse Oximeter

Frequency
50/60 Hz

Application
Monitoring SpO2 and Pulse Rate in Animals

Display Type
LCD

Accuracy
SpO2: 2%, Pulse Rate: 2 bpm

Humidity Range
15% - 85% (Non-Condensing)

Temperature Range
Operating: 5C to 40C

Material
ABS Plastic & Electronic Components

Phase
Single

Color Code
White & Blue

Suitable For
Veterinary Use (Dogs, Cats, Livestock, etc.)

Dimension (L*W*H)
160mm x 75mm x 32mm

Treatment Type
Monitoring

Power
Battery Operated

Voltage
3V DC

Display
Digital LCD Display

Power Source
2x AA Batteries

Sensor Type
Veterinary-Specific Sensor

Response Time
<10 seconds

Finger/Probe Compatibility
Flexible for varied animal sizes

Alarm System
Visual and Audible

Data Output
Real-Time

Battery Life
Up to 30 hours continuous use

Operating Mode
Continuous

ConXport Veterinary Pulse Oximeter Trade Information

FOB Port
Delhi

Payment Terms
Letter of Credit (L/C), Telegraphic Transfer (T/T), Paypal

Supply Ability
15 Per Week

Delivery Time
6-7 Days

Sample Available
Yes

Sample Policy
If order is confirmed we will reimburse the sample cost

Main Export Market(s)
Australia, South America, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Middle East, Africa, Central America, Asia, North America

Main Domestic Market
All India

Certifications
ISO,CE,FDA

About ConXport Veterinary Pulse Oximeter

Pulse Oximeter IsUsed To Measure The Oxygen Level In Blood And Heart Rate For Animals With COPD,Asthma, Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) .

Digital Sp02Sensor

Bright, Easy -To-Read LED Display

Power -Save Mode

Portable And Lightweight

Suitable For Cats,Dogs Or Similar Sized Animals

ContinuousMonitoring With Alarm

Spot Check

USB Charger Available

Sp02 :

MeasurementRange: 0 100%

Accuracy: +2%During 70% 100% , Below 70% Unspecified

PULSE RATE :

MeasurementRange: 25bpm , 400bpm

Accuracy :2bpm, 25bpm-100bpm+2% , 100bpm-400bpm

VISUALDISPLAYS AND INDICATORS :

Sp02 % Display :Red LED, Variable Brightness

Pulse RateDisplay : Green LED, Variable Brightness

Pulse Intensity :Red LED, 8 Bars

Power IndicatorLight : Green -Normal

Low PowerVoltage : Red And Blink

Low PerfusionIndicator: Red Bar

AUDIOINDICATORS :

Sensor Off AudioIndicator (Every 15 Seconds)

Pulse AudioIndicator

Key -PressingIndicator

Low PowerVoltage Indicator

ALARM :

Audible And VisualAlarms For High/Low Sp02 And Pulse Rate Alarm Limits Adjustable

Alarm SilenceInterval : 30, 60, 90 And 120 Sec

ENVIRONMENTALSPECIFICATIONS :

TemperatureRange : Operating : ( 0+50)T

Transport/Storage: (-40+70)C

RelativeHumidity (Non Condensing) : Operating : 10-95%

Transport/Storage : 5-95%

DIMENSIONS :

130mm (L) X 69mm(W) X 22mm (H)

WEIGHT (WithBatteries / Without Batteries):

Net Weight:195g/100g Gross Weight: 500g

POWERREQUIRMENTS :

DC 4.0-6.0V FourStandard "AA" 1.5V Batteries Provided

BATTERY LIFE :

Fifteen HoursMinimum (Under Normal Operation)

Veterinary-Specific Sensor for Varied Animal Sizes

Equipped with a flexible sensor, the ConXport Veterinary Pulse Oximeter caters to both small and large animals, including dogs, cats, and livestock. This adaptability ensures a snug fit and reliable readings regardless of the animals size, making it a valuable asset in veterinary practice.

Advanced Alarm and Real-Time Monitoring

The device integrates both visual and audible alarms to promptly alert users to abnormal SpO2 or pulse rates, enhancing patient safety. Its real-time data output, displayed on a digital LCD, facilitates immediate assessment and timely interventions during treatment or monitoring.

Durability, Portability, and Extended Battery Life

Constructed from quality ABS plastic, the pulse oximeter is both lightweight (approx. 300g) and robust, ready for use in clinics or on-site. Powered by 2 AA batteries, it delivers up to 30 hours of continuous operation, making it practical for extended use in various veterinary environments.

FAQs of ConXport Veterinary Pulse Oximeter:

Q: How do you operate the ConXport Veterinary Pulse Oximeter for animal monitoring?

A: To use the pulse oximeter, attach the veterinary-specific sensor to the animals appropriate appendage, power on the device, and view readings on the LCD screen. Its flexible sensor design accommodates varied animal sizes, ensuring proper contact for accurate measurement.

Q: What benefits does the ConXport Pulse Oximeter offer in veterinary settings?

A: The oximeter provides rapid, non-invasive, and continuous monitoring of SpO2 and pulse rate, enhancing safety during anesthesia and recovery. Its visual and audible alarms enable quick response to any critical changes, and its portability is ideal for use inside clinics or in fieldwork.

Q: When is it necessary to use this pulse oximeter on animals?

A: It is essential to use the pulse oximeter when monitoring animals that are under anesthesia, sedation, or experiencing respiratory or cardiovascular concerns. Continuous monitoring is recommended during surgery and post-operative recovery for early detection of abnormal vital signs.

Q: Where can the veterinary pulse oximeter be applied?

A: This device can be utilized in various veterinary environments including clinics, hospitals, and field settings. Its portable design supports use wherever animal health monitoring is required, from surgical suites to barnyards or remote locations.

Q: What is the process for maintaining accuracy and performance with this oximeter?

A: To maintain accuracy, use the sensor properly on clean, dry animal skin and ensure batteries are adequately charged. The device is designed for reliable operation within 5C to 40C temperature and 15% to 85% humidity ranges. Regular calibration and cleaning of the sensor tip are recommended.

Q: Why is real-time data output important during veterinary procedures?

A: Real-time monitoring allows veterinarians to observe immediate changes in SpO2 and pulse rate, facilitating prompt medical interventions. The LCD displays instant feedback helps optimize animal care during treatments, surgeries, and emergency situations, reducing risks and improving outcomes.

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