Name: MRI Non-Magnetic Tabletop / Portable Pulse Oximeter
SKU: PO-1020
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MRI Non-Magnetic Tabletop / Portable Pulse Oximeter

$1,724.65

NONIN’s 7500 pulse oximeter has a unique low-profile design that enables it to fit easily on a tabletop or into its own carrying case.

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MRI Non-Magnetic Tabletop / Portable Pulse Oximeter

Tabletop/Portable Pulse Oximeter
NONIN’s 7500 pulse oximeter has a unique low-profile design that enables it to fit easily on a tabletop or into its own carrying case. The stylish, compact 7500’s simple functionality, minimum 16-hour battery life, 4-hour quick recharge, and minimum or 70 hours of memory makes it well-suited for a variety of clinical, animal and homecare applications. Like all NONIN portable oximeters, the 7500 provides a wide variety of display indicators that provide reliable readings.

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Product highlights include:

Convenient Lightweight & compact – 2.00 lbs (900 grams) with battery
Easy-To-Use Bright LED displays and large display screen offer clear readability. Small and Portable: Fits easily into your hand
Durable Rugged design
Powerful Over 70 hours of memory available for extended monitoring
Versatile Monitors neonate to adult patients in acute care to homecare environments
Flexible Use as a stand alone device or interface with other equipment

User-Friendly Interface – Bright large LED displays. Clear readability from across the room.
The 7500 provides a variety of display indicators that ensure reliable readings.

Pulse Strength Bar Graph
Color coded bar graph assists in assessing the patient’s status. An audible tone sounds with each pulse. The pitch changes with the patient’s saturation level.

Pulse Quality Indicator
Detects patient movement or signal quality changes that may require sensor site stabilization.

Sensor Fault Indicator
Indicates when a sensor has become disconnected, misaligned, failed, or is incompatible with the monitor.

A quick and complete assessment of your patient’s oximetry readings is made easier with the combination of information supplied by the Pulse Strength Bar Graph, variable pitch pulse/saturation tones and Pulse Quality Indicator.

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