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General| Type | Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor |
|---|---|
| Measurement Method | Oscillometric |
| Display | Digital LCD |
| Memory Function | Yes |
| Cuff Size | 22-32 cm |
| Measurement Range (Pressure) | 0-280 mmHg |
| Accuracy (Pressure) | ±3 mmHg |
| Power Source | 4 x AA batteries |
| Measurement Range (Pulse) | 40-180 beats/min |
| Accuracy (Pulse) | ±5% |
Product manual is not a substitute for professional medical advice; consult a doctor for health issues.
Measures wrist blood pressure and pulse for adults 18+ with specific wrist circumference.
Defines blood pressure, its cycle, and factors influencing readings like time of day and physical activity.
Explains advantages of home measurement over clinical settings, noting potential nervousness in clinics.
Presents WHO standards for assessing blood pressure, categorizing levels based on systolic and diastolic readings.
Details how blood pressure fluctuates daily due to sleep, work, and events like pain, and seasonal changes.
Covers resting, waiting between measurements, consulting doctors for conditions, and avoiding stimulants.
Explains cuff placement at heart level and emphasizes the need for professional interpretation of blood pressure readings.
Advises on quiet measurement, avoiding cuff over clothing, and respecting natural pressure variations.
Lists conditions where the monitor is not suitable, such as pregnancy, arrhythmias, and specific medical treatments.
Addresses measurement on unaffected side after mastectomy and avoiding strong electromagnetic fields for accuracy.
Warns against use on infants/children and notes potential temporary symptoms like numbness from high-frequency measurements.
Labels and identifies all key parts of the blood pressure monitor, including buttons, display, cuff, and accessories.
Explains the meaning of various symbols shown on the LCD display, such as low battery, average readings, and pulse.
Details how to replace batteries, including disposal guidelines, battery life, and resetting date/time after replacement.
Provides step-by-step instructions for snugly wrapping the wrist cuff around the arm for accurate measurements.
Explains the critical importance of cuff height relative to the heart and provides posture guidance for accurate readings.
Defines the low battery symbol, pulse symbol, and provides user suggestions for optimal measurement.
Explains the AVG symbol, indicating that the display shows the average of the last three recorded measurements.
Addresses symptoms like no power, measuring errors (EF, E1), and their corresponding causes and correction methods.
Details error codes E2 (overpressure) and E3 (data determination failure) with troubleshooting steps.
Guide to opening the battery cover and correctly inserting the batteries into the device.
Step-by-step instructions for setting the device's year, month, date, hour, and minute.
Detailed procedure for wrapping the cuff, adopting the correct posture, and initiating the measurement process.
Explains automatic data storage for the last 99 measurements, including time and date.
Instructions for recalling stored readings, viewing averages, and erasing memory, with a note on data irreversibility.
Information on the low battery indicator, battery lifespan, and best practices for replacing batteries.
Guidance on cleaning the device and cuff with mild agents and tap water, ensuring the cuff is dry.
States that only authorized technicians should perform maintenance, repairs, and software upgrades.
Advises storing the device in its case away from direct sunlight, extreme temperatures, and high humidity.
Lists precautions like not twisting the cuff, not starting inflation without wrapping, and avoiding impacts.
Warns that the device is for adult use only and recommends recalibration every two years for accuracy.
Outlines the one-year warranty, including coverage and exclusions like misuse, accidents, and unauthorized alterations.
Lists model number, measurement ranges, accuracy, memory, dimensions, power supply, and battery life.
Details compliance with EC Directive and relevant safety standards for medical electrical equipment and sphygmomanometers.
Identifies the device as Type BF Applied Part and specifies its IP22 enclosure rating and operating environment.
Provides contact information for the manufacturer and the authorized representative within the European Community.
Lists serial number, batch code, and environmental limitations for pressure, humidity, and temperature.
Explains the WEEE mark for electronic waste disposal and provides instructions for recycling used batteries.
Provides company contact details, including address, email, and website for CITIZEN SYSTEMS JAPAN CO., LTD.
