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Respiratory Care >> Oxygen Analysers >>
“Intelligent” Oxygen Monitor/Analyzers
“Intelligent” Oxygen Monitor
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The “Intelligent” oxygen monitor and
analyzers include patented
technology that warns in advance of
sensor expiration. All units include
state-of-the-art microprocessor
controlled electronics.
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“Low Sensor” and “Replace Sensor”
indicators |
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Automatic calibration to room air |
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Optional 100% oxygen calibration |
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On-screen calibration
menu/instructions |
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Contrast adjustment |
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Battery strength indicator |
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Self-diagnostic check |
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Operates on two AA alkaline
batteries |
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Cat. No. 5800
Offers all the features of the
“Intelligent” instrument line and
more.
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Easy to set high/low oxygen alarm
with audible and visual alarm
indicators |
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Ninety second alarm mute and mute
status indicator |
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Automatic high/low alarm test for
verifying high/low alarm set points
at the push of a button |
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Keypad lock with status indicators
deters unintentional changing of
alarm settings |
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Order Cat. No. 5803 sensor
separately |
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“Intelligent” Oxygen
Analyzers
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Cat. No. 5801
Oxygen Analyzer with External Sensor
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Ideal for spot-checking or
continuous display of oxygen
concentration in respiratory care or
anesthesiology |
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Order Cat. No. 5803 sensor
separately |
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Cat. No. 5802
Oxygen Analyzer with Internal Sensor
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Same design and features as Cat. No.
5801 but with internal oxygen
sensor. Ideal for spot checking tank
and liquid oxygen systems and oxygen
concentrators |
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Connects to oxygen with standard O2
tubing |
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Order Cat. No. 5804 sensor
separately |
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