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Pulse Oximetry Testing

Pulse Oximetry Testing

Pulse Oximetry Testing

Pulse Oximetry Testing

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Features - FingerSim

Features - FingerSim

TM

TM

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Easy to Use SpO

2

Simulator

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Quick Testing of Pulse Oximetry

Systems including Sensors

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80, 90 & 97% Saturation Levels

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Inexpensive & Accurate

Features - MSP-2100

Features - MSP-2100

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Accepts the FingerSim

TM

to Provide

SpO

2

Outputs

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Pulse Synchronized with PS-2100,

PS-2200 & NIBP-1000 Products via Aux

Port

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Powered via Aux Port

Features - SPO-2000

Features - SPO-2000



Accepts the FingerSim

TM

to Provide

SpO

2

Outputs



30, 60, 90, 120, 150 & 180 BPM Pulse

Rates

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External Wall Transformer

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Compact & Cost-Effective

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Maintenance Free

FingerSim

FingerSim

TM

TM

Replacement Set

Replacement Set

MSP-2100

MSP-2100

with FingerSim

with FingerSim

TM

TM

Test your SpO

2

systems the way they are

designed to work. The BC Biomedical

FingerSims

TM

allow you to check your SpO

2

sensor by passing the light source thru the

FingerSim

TM

with the absorbance being read

by the photocell on the other portion of your

Sensor. They work like your own finger only

with a known outcome. FingerSims

TM

work

with any style Pulse Oximetry Finger Sensor.

The FingerSims

TM

provide SpO

2

outputs of

80, 90 & 97%. Simply push on the FingerSim

TM

to generate a “pulse” or include a calibrated

pulse rate by adding the SPO-2000 or the

MSP-2100 Pulse Oximetry Module.

The SPO-2000 is a stand-alone device that

provides a calibrated pulse rate for the

FingerSims

TM

. This allows the FingerSims

TM

to

be used as a hands-free test system.

(FingerSims

TM

Required, but not Included.)

The MSP-2100 can be plugged into the

Auxiliary port of BC Biomedical’s PS-2100,

PS-2200 & the NIBP Series providing a cali-

brated pulse rate. (FingerSims

TM

Required,

but not Included.)

SPO-2000

SPO-2000

with FingerSim

with FingerSim

TM

TM

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