SpO₂ Probe – Pulse Oximeter Sensor

A SpO₂ Probe is a medical sensor used with a pulse oximeter to measure oxygen saturation (SpO₂) and pulse rate in patients. It works by emitting light through the skin and detecting how much oxygen is present in the blood, providing fast and accurate, non-invasive monitoring.

SpO₂ probes are essential in hospitals, clinics, emergency care, and home monitoring for continuous assessment of a patient’s oxygen levels.

 Key Features

•  Non-invasive and painless monitoring
•  Real-time SpO₂ and pulse rate measurement
•  High accuracy and fast response
•  Available in Adult, Pediatric, and Neonatal sizes
•  Compatible with most pulse oximeter monitors
•  Durable cable with secure connector
•  Reusable or disposable options available

 Types

• Finger Clip Probe (Adult) – Standard for routine monitoring
• Pediatric Probe – Designed for smaller fingers
• Neonatal Probe – Soft wrap or adhesive type for infants
• Ear/Forehead Probe – Alternative sites for specific cases

 Applications

• Patient monitoring in hospitals and ICUs
• Emergency and critical care
• Operating rooms and recovery units
• Home healthcare monitoring
• Ambulance and field use

 Benefits

• Provides quick and reliable oxygen saturation readings
• Helps detect hypoxia early
• Enhances patient safety during procedures
• Easy to use and attach

 Specifications

• Parameter: SpO₂ (%) and Pulse Rate
• Sensor Type: Clip or wrap sensor
• Compatibility: Multi-brand monitor compatibility (model dependent)
• Sterility: Non-sterile (reusable) or sterile (disposable)