Edan H100B Pulse Oximeter and Edan Model CS-01 Charger CPAP Supply UK

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Edan H100B Pulse Oximeter and Edan Model CS-01 Charger Stand

Name: Edan H100B Pulse Oximeter and Edan Model CS-01 Charger Stand
Brand: Edan
SKU: EDH100B
Price: 349.99 GBP
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Key attributes

Brand: Edan
Category: Pulse oximeter
SKU: EDH100B
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Edan VE-H100B Veterinary Pulse Oximeter with Lingual Sensor and CS-01 Charger Stand, New

The Edan VE-H100B is the veterinary configuration of the H100B handheld pulse oximeter, supplied here with its lingual sensor and with the Edan CS-01 charger stand. Taken together those two parts turn a battery handheld into a permanently charged bench instrument: the oximeter lives on the stand between patients and is picked up ready to use rather than found flat in a drawer.

The lingual sensor is what makes this a veterinary unit rather than a human one. A finger clip has nothing to grip on a dog or a cat, so the sensor clips to the tongue, where the tissue is thin, well perfused and unpigmented. It is the standard site for anaesthetised small animals and the reason a human oximeter is of so little use in a veterinary theatre. The unit also takes the Nellcor VETSAT veterinary sensor, so a practice already stocking VETSAT probes is not locked to one supply.

On the screen, SpO2 is shown as a number and as a waveform at the same time, which matters more in veterinary work than in human: a plausible saturation figure built on a poor trace is the commonest way an anaesthetic monitor misleads, and seeing the pulse waveform is how an anaesthetist knows whether to believe the number. A ten minute trend of saturation and pulse rate can be called up as a graph or a table, and the unit holds 300 hours of monitoring data across 100 patient identities, transferable to a computer for review and printing.

The CS-01 stand charges a 6 V 1500 mAh nickel metal hydride pack, reaching 80 per cent in about two and a half hours and full in about four, for around 30 hours of running. The oximeter can alternatively run on four AA alkaline cells for up to around 48 hours. For a practice that monitors several anaesthetics a day, the stand is what removes the AA cell habit and the flat battery mid procedure.

References

Oximeter reference	VE-H100B
Charger stand model	CS-01
Brand	Edan
Device type	Handheld veterinary pulse oximeter with charger stand
Sensor supplied	Edan veterinary lingual sensor
Also compatible with	Nellcor VETSAT veterinary sensor
Stand fits	Edan H100B and H100N, including their silicone covers
Condition	New

Features

Veterinary lingual sensor, clipping to the tongue where the tissue is thin, well perfused and unpigmented.
Also takes the Nellcor VETSAT veterinary sensor, so a practice already holding VETSAT probes is not tied to one supply.
Saturation shown as a number and as a waveform at the same time, so the trace can be judged alongside the figure.
SpO2 measured across 0 to 100 per cent with an accuracy of plus or minus 2 per cent.
Ten minute trend of saturation and pulse rate, viewable as a graph or a table.
300 hours of monitoring data across 100 patient identities, transferable to a computer for review and printing.
Adjustable upper and lower alarm limits with audible and visual indication, plus an audible pulse tone.
Two colour LCD at 128 by 64 pixels, with a real time clock.
CS-01 charger stand holding the oximeter ready to use between patients and keeping it clean on the bench.
Nickel metal hydride pack at 6 V and 1500 mAh, charging to 80 per cent in about two and a half hours and full in about four, for around 30 hours of running.
Runs alternatively on four AA alkaline cells for up to around 48 hours.

Technical specifications

Brand: Edan
Oximeter model: VE-H100B, veterinary configuration of the H100B
Charger stand model: CS-01
Condition: New
SpO2 measurement range: 0 to 100 per cent
SpO2 accuracy: Plus or minus 2 per cent
SpO2 response time: Selectable, fast, normal or slow
Pulse rate range and accuracy: Confirmed from the unit and manual before dispatch
Pulse rate resolution: 1 beat per minute
Display: Two colour LCD, 128 by 64 pixels, with real time clock
Displayed together: Saturation numeric and waveform
Trend: Ten minutes of saturation and pulse rate, as graph or table
Data storage: 300 hours of monitoring data
Patient identities: 100
Data transfer: To a computer for review and printing, lead and software needed
Alarms: Adjustable upper and lower limits for saturation and pulse rate, audible and visual
Pulse tone: Audible, pitched to the reading
Sensor supplied: Edan veterinary lingual sensor
Other compatible sensor: Nellcor VETSAT veterinary sensor
Power, disposable: Four AA 1.5 V alkaline cells, up to around 48 hours
Power, rechargeable: Nickel metal hydride pack, 6 V, 1500 mAh, around 30 hours
Charge time: About 2.5 hours to 80 per cent, about 4 hours to full
Stand compatibility: Edan H100B and H100N, including silicone covers
Dimensions and weight: Confirmed from the unit before dispatch
Intended patients: Animals