NANOX10 Handheld Pulse Oximeter The NANOX10 pulse oximeter is the successor of the well-tried NANOX2 handheld pulse oximeter that has been sold for several years. It features everything you expect to see in a handheld device, at a very attractive price. The large, backlit screen makes the NANOX10 a valuable tool in daily practice. The device works with two AA batteries, for more than 30 hours. An important new feature compared with the former NANOX2 is the pulse bargraph that gives important information about a patient's perfusion at the measuring location. If you compare it with other instruments of it's class, the major differences are the adjustable alarm limits with optical and acoustical alarm indicators, the memory and the saturation dependent pulse tone. The pulse tone can be switched off and has an adjustable volume. For documentation purposes, the stored SpO2 and pulse values can be transmitted to a printer or to a PC. Patient safety is guaranteed by the infrared transmission. The memory capacity is 24 hours, for SpO2 and pulse values, at a sampling rate of three seconds.         Features Improved Performance on Low Perfused Patients   Adjustable Alarm Limits   Optical and Acoustical Alarm Indicators   Alarm System with three Levels   Memory for SpO2 and Pulse (24h)   Infrared Connection to Printer and PC   Backlit LCD Screen   SpO2 Dependent Pulse Tone   Convenient Pulse Tone (Sine Wave)   Adjustable Volume for Pulse Tone     Test Report Test in Qualitest 4/98 "Sehr Gut" ("Very Good") Because of copyright issues, we cannot present this report for download here. We would be happy to send you a reprint if you contact us directly. The report is in german language.     Certificates CE 124 All our devices carry a CE mark. They comply with all relevant harmonized standards as well as with the basic requirements of European Directive 93/42 EWG, Annex I. They further comply with all relevant clauses of the standard EN60601-1-2 "Electro Magnetic Compatibility". The devices are CE marked in accordance to annex II, clause 3 of the directive 93/42 EWG.