Pulse Oximeters

The Nonin Co-Pilot centralizes five noninvasive patient monitoring parameters into a single device that was designed to withstand the wear and tear of mobile care settings.

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Features:

• Sensors connect to wireless signal processor which transmits patient readings to a handheld display, allowing for remote monitoring of up to 30 feet
• Single sensor (8330AA) measures pulse oximetry (SpO2), pulse rate (PR), carboxyhemoglobin (COHb) and Methemoglobin (MetHb)
• Pulse Oximetry (SpO2) – accurate and reliable pulse oximetry, even in difficult patient conditions such as hypoxia, CO poisoning, and motion
• COHb – monitor patients for carbon monoxide poisoning or use for fire fighter rehabilitation even in the presence of hypoxia
• Compliant to ISO 60601 EMS Standards including radio frequency immunity, water ingress of IP33, and drop tested at a height of 1 meter
• Cerebral and Tissue Oximetry (rSO2) monitoring – Until now, it was not possible to measure cerebral oxygenation noninvasively with a simple handheld device. Use rSO2 monitoring to measure brain oxygenation during CPR or tissue oxygenation during ECMO.

System Components:

• (1) Display (D-HH)
• (1) Wireless Signal Processor (SP-BLE)
• (1) Carrying Case
• (2) Chargers
• (1) 8330AA Multi-Sensing Finger Clip Sensor
• (1) Data Download Cable
• (1) USB Flash Drive
• (1) Quick Start Guide

Philips offers a versatile family of disposable SpO2 sensors that fit a broad range of patients from neonates to large adults. They are designed to precise specifications and meet a wide range of standards that have been set by regulatory authorities and standardization committees.

• For the M1131A sensor, BTM item # 2712-13113, the patient size application is greater than 44 lbs with any finger except the thumb.
• For the M1132A sensor, BTM Item # 2712-13201, it is used for infants between 6.6 to 22 lbs on any finger or toe.
• For the M133A sensor, BTM item # 2712-13313, for an infant less than 6.6 lb, it can be used on the foot or hand. For children between 22 to 44 lbs, this sensor can be used on the big toe or thumb. For children and adults greater than 88 lbs, this sensor can be used on any finger except the thumb.