Creative PC-900Plus Vital Signs Monitor with Adult Soft Sensor, NIBP Cuff and Temperature Interface Cable

Creative PC-900Plus Vital Signs Monitor (Analogue SpO2, NIBP & Temp) with Adult Soft Sensor, NIBP Cuff and Temperature Interface Cable

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 The Creative PC-900Plus Vital Signs Monitor is a compact and reliable solution for accurately measuring essential patient parameters, including analogue SpO2, non-invasive blood pressure (NIBP), and temperature. Designed for use in hospitals, clinics, and community healthcare settings, this user-friendly monitor delivers dependable performance and clear readings, helping healthcare professionals make informed decisions quickly and efficiently. Supplied with an adult soft SpO2 sensor, NIBP cuff, and temperature interface cable, the PC-900Plus is ready for immediate use. Its portable design and intuitive controls make it ideal for both bedside monitoring and mobile clinical environments.

Features:

• Measures analogue SpO2 (oxygen saturation), NIBP, and temperature
• Clear digital display for easy reading of vital parameters
• User-friendly interface for straightforward operation
• Audible and visual alarms for abnormal readings
• Compact and portable design for flexible clinical use
• Suitable for adult patients
• Supplied with adult soft SpO2 sensor, NIBP cuff, and temperature interface cable
• Designed for use in hospitals, GP surgeries, and community care settings

• Parameters: Analogue SpO2, Non-Invasive Blood Pressure (NIBP), Temperature
• SpO2 measurement range: Typically 0–100%
• NIBP measurement method: Oscillometric
• NIBP modes: Manual and automatic measurement
• Temperature measurement: Via compatible temperature probe (interface cable included)
• Display: Integrated digital screen
• Power supply: Mains powered with internal rechargeable battery (model dependent)
• Suitable patient group: Adult (with supplied accessories)
• Included accessories: Adult soft SpO2 sensor, adult NIBP cuff, temperature interface cable
• Application: Clinical, primary care, and community healthcare environments