Shenzhen Huge Industry Limited
Shenzhen Huge Industry Limited PM60A Handheld Pulse Oximeter Monitor
Measures blood oxygen and pulse rate, stores 96 hours of trend data, and uploads records via SD card for analysis
- Portable handheld design for easy transport
- Color TFT display shows SpO2, pulse rate and waveform
- Adjustable high/low alarms with three-level audible and visual alerts
- Stores up to 96 hours of trend data at multiple resolutions
- Uploads recorded data via SD card for computer analysis
Portable Pulse Oximeter for Spot Checks
The Shenzhen Huge Industry Limited PM60A is a handheld pulse oximeter designed for spot-checking blood oxygen saturation and pulse rate. Its compact form factor suits clinicians, first responders, and home users who need immediate readings without a bedside monitor. The device includes PC software for reviewing stored trends after each session.
Colour TFT Screen with Waveform and Bar Graph
The colour TFT display shows SpO2 value, pulse rate value, pulse waveform, and a bar graph simultaneously. Users can change the display mode and adjust screen brightness to suit ambient light. An audible pulse beep provides real-time heart-rate feedback during measurement.
96-Hour Trend Storage and Adjustable Alarms
The monitor stores up to 96 hours of trend data at selectable resolutions from 1 second to 1 minute. High and low alarm limits are adjustable with three-level audible and visual alerts; the latest 50 alarm events are recorded with 8-second waveform snapshots. Data transfers to a computer via SD card for detailed analysis.
Highlights
- Portable handheld design for easy transport
- Color TFT display shows SpO2, pulse rate and waveform
- Adjustable high/low alarms with three-level audible and visual alerts
- Stores up to 96 hours of trend data at multiple resolutions
- Uploads recorded data via SD card for computer analysis
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How does the 96-hour trend storage help when the oximeter is used at the bedside?
The device records SpO2 and pulse-rate data continuously and keeps the most recent 96 hours of readings in its internal memory, so a clinician can review a full four-day trend without losing earlier points.
What does the adjustable alarm range actually control on this monitor?
The upper and lower limits for both SpO2 and pulse rate can be set independently; when a reading crosses either threshold the unit triggers a three-level audible and visual alarm and stores the event with an 8-second waveform snapshot.
What physical connection is required to attach an external probe to the PM60A?
The monitor provides a dedicated probe port that accepts the supplied external oximeter sensor; no additional adapters or wireless pairing are needed for the wired probe to operate.
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