Pulse oximeter FOX350

The finger pulse oximeter is designed for quick and mobile measurement of oxygen saturation and pulse rate. The FOX350 pulse oximeter can be used both at home and in hospitals and healthcare.

General description
Hemoglobin saturation is the percentage of oxyhemoglobin (HbO2) in the blood, which is the total amount of hemoglobin capable of being enriched with oxygen (Hb) in the blood, in other words, the amount of oxyhemoglobin in the blood. This is an important parameter for the respiratory circulatory system. Many respiratory diseases can lead to a decrease in SPO2 saturation. Moreover, the decrease in oxygen production can be caused by many factors that lead to a decrease in hemoglobin saturation, for example, autoimmune dysfunction caused by analgesia, intense postoperative trauma, pain syndrome after some medical procedures, etc., which have contributed to such adverse symptoms as fainting, vomiting and weakness, and so on. In addition, if you don’t get the appropriate treatment, it can lead to a danger to a person’s life. Fingertip pulse oximeter is small in size, low power consumption, easy to handle and portable. The display of the device clearly shows the required level of hemoglobin saturation. In a clinical trial, the pulse oximeter has been proven to be accurate and can repeat a more accurate and stable measurement of SPO2.

• OLED screen
• Automatic shutdown
• Battery level display

Technical specifications

• Dimensions: 57 x 31 x 30.5 mm
• Power supply: 2x AAA 1.5V batteries
• Weight: 54 g (with 2xAAA batteries)
• EMC: Group 1 Class B
• Degree of protection against ingress of dust, moisture, etc.: IP22
• Power supply: 2xAAA 1.5V alkaline batteries
• Power consumption: 30mA
• Operating temperature: 5°C-40°C
• Storage temperature: -20°C-55°C
• Relative humidity: 15-85% non-condensing
• SpO2 value: 35%-100%
• PR (pulse rate): 25-250 beats per minute

The following reasons can cause false exhibitions:

• Incorrect placement or alignment
• Placing the sensor on the limb with the high pressure cuff
• Extremely low perfusion
• The user has hypotension, severe vasoconstriction, severe anemia, or hypothermia
• Excessive movement
• Nail polish or artificial nails can cause false SpO 2 readings

EC representative: Shanghai International Holding Corp. Gmbh Europe) Eiffestraβ e 8020537 Hamburg GERMANY