Smart Devices

Oxygen and pulse, read at a fingertip

Blood oxygen falls quietly during respiratory illness. The e-clinic pulse oximeter clips on a fingertip and returns SpO2, pulse rate, pulse strength and perfusion index in 10 seconds.

During a respiratory illness, the number that matters is the oxygen in the blood — and it cannot be judged by looking. The fingertip pulse oximeter in the e-clinic kit measures SpO2, pulse rate, pulse strength and perfusion index in about 10 seconds, and shows them on a large backlit LED display. It is built for accuracy and simplicity, so an e-clinic operator uses it as confidently as a clinician would.

The finger chamber is medical-grade hypoallergenic silicone with a SMART Spring System, so it fits a wide range of finger sizes comfortably — adults over 30 kg and children of 20–30 kg alike. The device itself is lightweight, runs frugally on its battery, and carries on a detachable lanyard.

Pulse Oximeter supplied with the ClinicWala e-clinic kit
Features

What the device does

Four measurements in 10 seconds

SpO2, pulse rate, pulse strength and perfusion index in one 10-second reading — reliable numbers, quickly.

A display that shows the picture

Beyond the SpO2 figure, the screen shows the pulse waveform, pulse rate, a bar graph and battery level.

Fits nearly every finger

The hypoallergenic silicone chamber and SMART Spring System accommodate adults (over 30 kg) and paediatric patients (20–30 kg) comfortably.

Reads at low blood flow

The sensor returns a reading even when perfusion is weak, so difficult cases still produce numbers.

One button, careful with power

One-button operation, and an automatic shutdown after 8 seconds of inactivity keeps the battery lasting.

How it is used

A reading, step by step

  1. 01

    Clip it on

    The soft silica-gel clip goes over the fingertip. Correct placement is what makes the reading accurate.

  2. 02

    Keep the hand still

    Hold steady for the few seconds the sensor needs — and avoid measuring straight after vigorous activity, which skews the result.

  3. 03

    Clear the finger

    Nail polish or pigments on the nail, and very bright ambient light, can interfere with the sensor. The operator checks for both.

  4. 04

    Read the result

    Within 10 seconds the display shows SpO2, pulse rate, pulse strength and perfusion index.

Certifications

The manufacturer states the following certifications for this device: CE, ISO.

Ask the franchise team for current certificates when you evaluate the kit.

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