The HS10A measures blood oxygen saturation (SpO₂) and pulse rate, displaying both values clearly on its screen for spot checks or ongoing monitoring.
Yes. The HS10A is CE-certified and carries ISO and CFDA certifications. It is classified as a Class II medical device and manufactured under EN ISO13485:2016 quality standards.
The HS10A is designed for reliable and precise monitoring suitable for clinical and home use. For clinical interpretation or treatment decisions, always correlate readings with clinical signs and consult a healthcare professional.
Yes. The unit is suitable for pediatric and adult monitoring. However, it may not fit very small neonates or preterm infants—please check fit and consult your clinician for neonatal use.
The HS10A uses a removable battery (power supply mode: removable battery). To replace it, open the battery compartment, remove the depleted battery, and insert a fresh approved battery according to polarity markings. Refer to the user manual for battery type and disposal instructions.
Yes. The HS10A includes built-in audible alerts that notify you when measurements exceed preset thresholds. See the user manual for information on alarm behavior and how to set or adjust threshold values (if applicable).
Wipe the exterior and sensor areas with a soft cloth dampened with a mild detergent or 70% isopropyl alcohol. Do not immerse the device in liquid or use abrasive cleaners. Allow the device to dry fully before use.
Store the device in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and excessive heat or humidity. Avoid storing in dusty or corrosive environments. Remove the battery for long-term storage to prevent leakage.
Common causes include poor circulation or low perfusion, excessive motion, cold or dirty fingers, nail polish or artificial nails, ambient light interference, and incorrect finger placement. Reposition the finger, warm the extremity, or remove nail coverings and retake the measurement.
The HS10A is factory-calibrated and intended to be used without routine user calibration. Healthcare facilities may follow institutional procedures for periodic performance checks or verification against reference devices.
The HS10A comes with a 1-year warranty. The listed shelf life is 1 year; please verify the manufacture or expiry date on the packaging and contact the supplier for support if beyond the stated shelf life.
The HS10A is suitable for routine monitoring in hospitals, clinics, and home settings. For continuous intensive monitoring or advanced clinical applications, consult clinical guidelines and consider device specifications and institutional requirements.
Avoid using the device as the sole basis for critical clinical decisions. Do not use on patients with suspected compromised peripheral perfusion without clinical correlation. Keep away from strong electromagnetic fields and follow all user manual safety instructions.
First check the battery for correct installation and charge/condition; replace if necessary. Ensure the sensor area is clean and the finger is positioned correctly. If the issue persists, consult the troubleshooting section of the user manual or contact the supplier/service center for assistance.
Dispose of the device and batteries according to local electronic waste and hazardous material regulations. Do not discard batteries in household trash—use designated battery recycling or disposal facilities.
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