20 devices · GMDN 35219
A respiratory oxygen monitor, line-powered is a mains electricity (AC-powered) device used to continuously measure the concentration of oxygen in the gas a patient is breathing during respiratory therapy or anesthesia. It is commonly used in settings such as ventilator circuits, oxygen tents, or anesthesia machines to ensure delivered oxygen levels remain within safe and prescribed limits.
These devices typically include an electronic unit with a display, an oxygen sensor, user controls, and audible or visual alarms that trigger when oxygen levels fall outside a set range. They may also feature temperature-compensated sensors to maintain accuracy under varying environmental conditions, and are designed for continuous, real-time monitoring in clinical environments.
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