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Nonin 8500 Series Hand Held Pulse Oximeter (8500)
As an EMS professional, you have high standards for the equipment you use. Now the industry does, too. The standard known as IEC 60601-2 Edition 4 went into effect on January 1, 2019. All new or updated devices must meet these requirements to be indicated for EMS use.
If you have a handheld pulse oximeter, it met existing requirements when you bought it. But the new standard is more demanding in several ways. Now is a good time to check your devices for compliance—and to take a look at the updated Model 8500 from Nonin.
Highlights
Long Battery LifeProvides up to 100 hours of operation on (6) AA batteries
Multiple UsesCan be used for spot checks or continuous monitoring of SpO2
WarrantyRugged design and construction, backed by a 3-year warranty
Easy to UseFeatures bright LED displays and easy 3-button operation
Perfusion IndicatorTri-color perfusion indicator provides immediate feedback on pulse quality
Reliable ResultsPureSAT® technology uses intelligent pulse-by-pulse filtering to provide precise oximetry measurements
Sensor OptionsCompatible with a full line of Nonin PureLight® sensors
Features
Nonin PureSAT® Technology for Reliable MeasurementsClinically proven Nonin PureSAT® pulse oximetry technology uses intelligent pulse-by-pulse filtering to provide precise oximetry measurements—even in the presence of motion, low perfusion or other challenging conditions. With Nonin smart averaging technology, PureSAT® automatically adjusts to each patient’s condition to provide fast and reliable readings you can trust.
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Trusts Nonin Sensors Proven Reliability in the FieldEmergency rescue staff and health care professionals can be confident in the performance of Nonin devices when patient assessment is critical, resulting in efficient and appropriately administered care. A study at the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue found that Nonin's reusable 8000AA Finger Clip Sensors have an extremely low failure rate as observed in the demanding, uncontrolled environment of pre-hospital emergency.
