Beurer PO 80 pulse oximeter, measurement of oxygen saturation (SpO₂) and heart rate (pulse), 24h continuous recording, software ” beurer SpO₂ Assistant “, alarm functio

• Simple and painless The PO 80 pulse oximeter from Beurer measures your oxygen saturation (SpO₂) and your heart rate (pulse rate); a blood sample is not required for this
• Continuous measurement With the PO 80 pulse oximeter you can record your measured values ​​for up to 24 hours and use the PC software ” beurer Evaluate SpO₂ Assistant “in detail
• Clear presentation For optimal readability, the color display has 4 display formats, a graphic pulse display and a function for setting the display brightness
• Practical alarm function With the pulse oximeter you can set your personal limit values ​​individually – a signal tone sounds if your values ​​are exceeded
• Small and compact Thanks to the strap, belt pouch and storage bag, the PO 80 can also be used on the go. The pulse oximeter can be charged via the USB cable and the USB charging station
• Note The PO 80 pulse oximeter does not have a Bluetooth interface and can therefore not be used in our Beurer HealthManager App can be integrated

That Beurer PO 80 pulse oximeter, for the practical self-control of your arterial oxygen saturation and your heart rate – with 24h recording function and PC software for evaluation.

With the PO 80 pulse oximeter from Beurer you can measure your values ​​reliably, easily and painlessly. Your arterial oxygen saturation (SpO₂) and your heart rate (pulse) are easily readable on the color display . Thanks to the integrated recording function of up to 24 hours, you can record your values ​​over the course of the day and use the PC software ” beurer View and evaluate SpO₂ Assistant “in detail.

Important properties of the PO 80 pulse oximeter:

• Determination of arterial oxygen saturation (SpO2) and heart rate ( Pulse rate)
• Very simple and painless measurement
• Continuous recording up to 24 hours
• PC software ” beurer SpO2 Assistant “for detailed display and evaluation – for operating systems from Windows 8.1
• Alarm function – limit values ​​individually adjustable
• Small and light for at home and on the go
• Applicable for Sports at great heights (e.g. mountain climbing)
• Easily readable color display with four display formats and battery level indicator
• Adjustable display brightness
• Graphic pulse display and switchable pulse tone
• Medical device
• Incl. Strap, belt pouch, storage box, USB cable and USB charger

The body’s oxygen requirement

The human organism needs approx 400 l oxygen (O2) (source: Rosemarie Baumann, Physiologie). Oxygen keeps the body’s cells alive and functional. In order to transport this amount of oxygen, a transport material is required, the hemoglobin. The hemoglobin contained in the red blood cells stores the oxygen. The organs are supplied with oxygen via the bloodstream.

How is oxygen saturation determined?

Oxygen saturation can be measured without taking a blood sample. The color of the blood allows conclusions to be drawn about the oxygen saturation:

• Light red: high oxygen saturation
• Dark red: low oxygen saturation

The oxygen saturation indicates Information about the percentage of hemoglobin in the arterial blood that is loaded with oxygen. It is therefore an important parameter for assessing respiratory function. The following symptoms are more common in people with a low oxygen saturation level: shortness of breath, increased heart rate, drop in performance, nervousness and sweating.

A pulse oximeter is useful for high-risk patients such as:

• People with heart disease
• Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
• Bronchial asthma
• Athletes and healthy people who move at great heights (e.g. mountaineers, skiers or sports pilots)

Measuring range

The pulse oximeter can be used in the measuring range of:

• SpO₂: 70 – 100%, pulse: 30 – 250 beats / minute

The following measurement accuracy is achieved: b>

• SpO₂: 70 – 100%, ± 2%, pulse: 30 – 250 bpm, ± 2 beats / minute

Important b>: Do not use the pulse oximeter with bandages, nail polish, or other cosmetics. A measurement can only be made when the measuring finger is exposed.

In healthy people, the oxygen saturation is in the range of approx. 94% to 99% (source: based on “Windisch W et al. S2k guideline: Non-invasive and invasive ventilation as a therapy for chronic respiratory failure Revision 2017; Pneumology 2017; 71: 722795 “).

Box Contains

1x Beurer PO80 Pulse Oximeter
1 x carrying strap
1 x belt pouch
1 x USB cable
1 x software
1 x metal storage box
1 x rechargable lithium iron battery
1 x instruction manual,3 year guarantee