Reusable 3.5ft Adult Ear Clip Sensor for The Concord Handheld Oximeter

Ear Clip Sensor / Multi-Site Sensor For The Concord Handheld Oximeter
Intended to be used with Concord Handheld Oximeter. Seen Here

NOTICE: Orders for the ear clip sensor will now receive the Multisite Ear Clip Sensor 15005 which functions as an ear clip.

Having one pulse oximetry sensor that can be used on multiple, different sized users, can save time and keep things simple. Whether your spot checking, or doing continuous monitoring, this sensor is easy to put on, easy to take off, and provides a user of the Concord Handheld Oximeter more versatility for monitoring SpO2 and PR.

Whether due to poor circulation, cold hands, Raynaud's, or any number or any number of reasons, in certain situations, the fingers are simply not an option for monitoring blood oxygen concentration and pulse rate. In these situations, an ear clip sensor, attached to the ear lobe, may be the solution. This sensor is easy to put on, easy to take off, and provides the user of our Concord Handheld Oximeter more versatility for monitoring SpO2 and PR.This sensor can easily attach to the ear lobe, choncha (middle of the ear) and pina (top of the ear).

Please click on the FAQ and Troubleshooting tab to see more information about placement of the sensor.


Benefits:
•Allows for use of the ear for monitoring SpO2 and PR
•Able to be used on patients of all sizes and ages
•1 Year Warranty
•Durable & easy to clean

In The Bag:
•1 Reusable Multi-site Sensor
•1 Reusable foam sensor wrap
•1 Reusable rubber neonatal sensor wrap
•1 Ear clip

PLEASE READ THIS Important Information about your Ear Clip Sensor
In order to get your Ear clip sensor to work, you need to find a spot on your ear where the light passes through and the blood flow is adequate enough to get a reading. This often may not be the ear lobe. If you apply the sensor in a slightly darkened room, you will see a red light on one side where the sensor touches the skin. This is the emitter and the other side is the receiver. The light will be blinking until it is situated properly and then, the light will be solid red. You may have to try numerous locations on the ear to find the best spot. It may take up to a minute for your oximeter to get a reading. You may also find that the senor works on other spots such as the thin skin between the fingers.