Why is the SpO2 or PR value unstable on my EDAN H10?
If the SpO2 or PR value on your EDAN Medical Equipment is unstable, it might be because your finger isn't inserted deeply enough into the device. Try re-applying the sensor, ensuring your finger is properly positioned. Alternatively, instability can occur if your finger is trembling or you are moving; in this case, please remain still during measurement.
How to fix EDAN Medical Equipment that can't be powered on?
If your EDAN Medical Equipment device isn't powering on, it could be due to a critically low battery. Please replace the batteries. Another possibility is that the batteries are installed incorrectly; ensure they are properly reinstalled. If neither of these resolves the issue, the device might be damaged, and you should contact your local customer service center.
What to do if SpO2 or PR value can’t be shown normally on EDAN H10?
If the SpO2 or PR value cannot be shown normally on your EDAN Medical Equipment, first ensure that the sensor is correctly applied. If the issue persists, check for very bright light in the environment, as this can interfere with readings; avoid using the device in such conditions. If neither of these resolves the problem, it's possible that you have low perfusion or your oxyhemoglobin level is too low to be measured, and you should seek diagnosis at a hospital.
What does “ERR 2” mean on my EDAN H10?
If you see “ERR 2” displayed on the OLED screen of your EDAN Medical Equipment, it could be due to a damaged drive circuit. In this case, contact your local customer service center. Alternatively, the photoelectric sensor might be damaged or shielded. Inspect the sensor, remove any object that may be shielding it, or contact your local customer service center.
General| Brand | EDAN |
|---|---|
| Model | H10 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Covers usage in MRI/CT, explosive atmospheres, and as an adjunct tool.
Precautions on sensor application, motion, defibrillators, batteries, and reading accuracy.
Addresses dysfunctional hemoglobins, dyes, battery disposal, and patient conditions.
Covers battery mixing, fingernail polish, cardiac arrest, and ambient light effects.
Details device disposal, patient-connected equipment hazards, and eye safety.
Addresses leakage currents, pre-use checks, and material safety conformity.
Focuses on EMI, cable routing, small parts, and keeping the device away from pets/children.
Covers battery corrosion checks, EMC precautions, and prescription device operation.
Discusses equipment stacking, RF interference, and single-patient use.
Details correct sensor application to prevent skin issues and ensure optical alignment.
Explains arrhythmia effects on readings and prohibits user maintenance.
Covers periodic site checks and recommended RF separation distances.
Prohibits unauthorized modification and operating beyond specified parameters.
Recommended safety checks for the oximeter every 24 months.
Procedure for cleaning the device and accessories after patient contact.
Steps for disinfecting the oximeter and accessories to prevent cross-infection.
Details EDAN's product warranty terms and conditions.
Outlines procedures for product repair, assistance, and returns.
Details the device's protection, operation mode, and safety standards compliance.
Provides technical specifications including size, weight, environment, and battery life.
Defines the displayed ranges and accuracy for SpO2 and PR.
Information on the device's electromagnetic emissions and compliance levels.
Details the device's immunity to electromagnetic disturbances and test levels.
Guidance on electromagnetic immunity for RF communications equipment.
Recommendations for separation distances from RF sources to ensure proper operation.
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