The H200 measures SpO₂ (blood oxygen saturation), PR (pulse rate) and PI (perfusion index) to give a quick overview of oxygenation and circulation.
Yes. The H200 is designed for gentle fingertip monitoring and is suitable for infants. Always ensure the sensor fits properly and follow the user manual for infant-specific guidance.
Yes. The H200 includes a rechargeable battery and charges with the supplied charging cable. For exact charging procedure and recommended charging times, follow the instructions in the user manual supplied with the unit.
Run time depends on usage patterns and display settings. Battery life and full-charge time can vary; refer to the product manual or manufacturer specifications for typical runtime figures.
Open the fingertip sensor, place the baby's finger (or adult fingertip) fully into the sensor, ensure it is seated securely, keep still for a few seconds and read the SpO₂, PR and PI values on the display.
The H200 is designed to provide fast and reliable readings within seconds. For the device's specific accuracy tolerances and performance data, consult the technical specifications in the user manual or product datasheet.
Typical pulse oximeters measure SpO₂ across the full 0–100% scale and pulse rates within a wide clinical range. For the H200's exact measurement ranges and limits, see the technical specifications in the manual.
PI indicates the strength of the pulse (local blood flow) at the sensor site. Higher PI means stronger signal; low PI may lead to unstable SpO₂ readings. Use PI to evaluate signal quality—consult the manual for recommended PI thresholds.
Yes. Excessive movement, poor peripheral perfusion (cold extremities), nail polish or artificial nails, and ambient light may affect readings. Keep the subject still, warm the extremity if needed, and ensure proper sensor placement.
The basic description highlights on-screen real-time monitoring. Some models offer memory or connectivity as optional features—check the specific H200 variant and product specs or contact the seller for details about data storage and transfer capabilities.
Turn off the device and remove any detachable parts. Clean the sensor and housing with a soft cloth lightly dampened with 70% isopropyl alcohol or manufacturer-recommended disinfectant. Do not immerse the device in liquid or use abrasive cleaners. Follow the cleaning instructions in the manual.
Ensure correct sensor placement, supervise infants during measurement, avoid prolonged continuous use on the same site, keep the device away from excessive moisture, and follow all warnings and contraindications in the user manual. Seek medical advice for concerning readings.
Check sensor placement, ensure the finger is warm and immobile, confirm battery is charged, and remove nail polish or foreign materials. If problems persist, consult the troubleshooting section of the manual or contact customer support.
Certifications vary by market and model. Check the product packaging or documentation for CE, FDA, or other regulatory marks, or request certification information from the seller or manufacturer.
Typical packages include the H200 unit, a charging cable, and a user manual; accessories and replacement probes may be available separately. Confirm the exact contents with the retailer and ask the manufacturer about replacement parts and authorized accessories.
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