Diagram of Measurement Principle
Safety Information
• Anyone who uses the pulse oximeter must receive adequate training before use.
• The pulse oximeter is only meant to assess patients’ physiological conditions.
It must be used in conjunction with clinical symptoms. It is not intended for
treatment.
• When using the pulse oximeter in conjunction with the electrical surgery
equipment, the user should ensure safety of the patient.
• EXPLOSION HAZARD: Do not use the pulse oximeter in the presence of
flammable anesthetics, explosive substances, vapors, or liquids.
• It is forbidden to use the pulse oximeter in MRI (magnetic resonance imaging)
scanning or CT (Computed Tomography) because the induced current could
cause potential burning.
• The pulse oximeter does not include an alarm function. Therefore, continuous
monitoring for long periods of time is not suitable.
• Modification of the pulse oximeter is not allowed. Any product maintenance
should be done by manufacturer-approved, professional maintenance personnel.
• Please shut off the power before cleaning the pulse oximeter. Disinfecting the
pulse oximeter via high-pressure and high-temperature methods is prohibited.
Any cleaning agents/disinfectants other than recommended ones listed in the
operation manual are not allowed for use.
• The pulse oximeter is not waterproof. Keep its surface dry and clean and prevent
any liquid from infiltrating the product.
• The pulse oximeter is fragile and requires precision to function properly. Avoid
any pressure, jostling, strong vibrations, or other potential mechanical damage.
Hold it carefully and lightly. If it is not in use, the pulse oximeter should be
appropriately stored.
• Do not dispose of the pulse oximeter randomly. Disposal procedure should
follow local regulations or hospital policy regarding disposal of the pulse
oximeter and accessories.
• Use AAA alkaline batteries. Do not use carbon or poor-quality batteries. Remove
the batteries if the pulse oximeter hasn’t been used for a long time.
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