Masimo Rad-G Rechargeable Oxygen Saturation Monitor - No Alarms

A rugged handheld device powered by clinically proven Masimo SET® pulse oximetry.

The Rad-G Pulse Oximeter is a rugged, portable, handheld pulse oximetry device with a rechargeable battery and LCD display. Leveraging clinically proven Masimo SET® Measure-through Motion and Low Perfusion™ pulse oximetry technology, Rad-G delivers a high-quality and reliable monitoring solution that empowers clinicians to quickly assess patients and make informed care decisions even in low-resource settings. It provides oxygen saturation, pulse rate, perfusion index, pleth variability index and respiration rate from pleth. A one year warranty is included.

Among the many typical uses for long-term monitoring and short-term spot checking of blood oxygen (SpO2), school nurses, school health professionals and midwives frequently rely on the Rad-G. NOTE: Overnight and long-term monitoring must be conducted in a monitored setting with a nurse, caregiver, or qualified aide present. For a device capable of monitoring a patient without supervision, see the Rad-97 HERE.

• INFANTS TO ADULTS: Included clip sensor fits infants (as low as 3kg), pediatrics, and adults with a single sensor.
• DURABLE: Strong external casing built to withstand drops from 6 ft onto a hard surface
• LIGHTWEIGHT: Slim profile allows for easy transport and storage
• RECHARGEABLE: Internal battery provides for 24 hours of operational use
• RELIABLE MONITORING: Hospital-grade Masimo SET® Measure-through Motion and Low Perfusion™ pulse oximetry
• INFORMATIVE DISPLAY: Display of pleth waveform for additional information to use in patient assessment

Sensor Compatibility:
Comes with universal sensor 4325. Also works with other sensors such as the Rad-G multisite YI sensor 4653 (for fingers, toes, hands and feet), the Masimo earclip sensor 4053 for earlobe attachment (requires 4773).
To use LNCS sensors with the Rad-G you need a 4773 Patient Cable and a 4092 LNCS to RD Adapter Cable.
To use M-LNCS sensors with the Rad-G you need a 4773 Patient Cable and a 4093 M-LNCS to RD Adapter Cable.