232 devices · GMDN 62446
A haemodialysis system chlorine monitor is a specialized component designed to continuously assess chlorine levels in water used to create dialysate during haemodialysis. By detecting both free chlorine and chloramines, it helps ensure patient safety by preventing contamination that could damage equipment or harm patients during treatment.
These devices are typically regulated as part of haemodialysis systems, often requiring compliance with safety and performance standards for medical electrical equipment. They are usually supplied as integral components of larger dialysis systems, not standalone products, and must meet strict water quality and monitoring requirements for clinical use.
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