Contec CMS8000 MultiPara Patient Monitor -ECG, SpO₂, Pulse Rate/HR, NIBP, Respiration, Dual Temperature

Product description

Contec CMS8000 is an affordable multipara monitor for patient monitoring in adult, paediatric, and neonatal settings.
It is designed to monitor essential physiological parameters, including ECG, respiration, SpO2, pulse rate, NIBP, TEMP, IBP, and CO2.
Please Note: Dual IBP & CO₂ is OptionL

 Key Features 

• ECG 

• 5-lead, with ST segment and arrhythmia analysis)

• SpO₂

• Pulse Rate/Heart Rate

• NIBP (Non-Invasive Blood Pressure)

• Respiration

• Dual Temperature

• Optional: IBP & ETCO₂

• 12.1” high-resolution color LCD for a clear waveform display.

• Arrhythmia detection and ST segment analysis

• A user-friendly interface with trend graphs and an oxygen trend display

• Built-in rechargeable battery for uninterrupted monitoring

• Supports data storage and USB data export

• Flexible connectivity via 3G, Wi-Fi, or wired network

• Customizable with optional dual IBP, ETCO₂, 12-lead ECG, and printer

• Ideal for adult, pediatric, and neonatal patients 

Technical Specifications:

• Display: 12.1” high-resolution color LCD

• Parameters: ECG (3/5-lead), SpO₂, Pulse Rate/HR, NIBP, Respiration, Dual Temperature

• Optional Modules: IBP (dual channel), EtCO₂ (CO₂)

• Built-in rechargeable battery for power backup

• USB data export and network connectivity support

• Designed for adult, pediatric, and neonatal use

Content in box :

• 1 x Contec patient monitor CMS8000

• 1 x ECG Cable

• 1 x SpO₂ Sensor

• 1 x NIBP Cuff

• 1 x Temperature Sensor

• 1 x Power Cable

• 1 x User Manual 

Warranty: 1 year

Country of Orgin -China 

Usage Instruction -

 Power on the unit using AC/DC supply or battery. 
 Select the appropriate patient type (Adult/Pediatric/Neonate). 
Connect ECG, SpO$_{2}$, NIBP, and TEMP sensors securely. 
 Set alarm limits based on clinical requirement. 
Use waveform, trend, or list view for detailed evaluation. 
Export data or upgrade software via USB. 
Connect to CMS via Wi-Fi/3G/wired network for remote monitoring.

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