Patient Monitoring Equipment: Patient Monitors, Blood Pressure Monitors & Oximeters
Multi-parameter patient monitors, arm blood pressure monitors, handheld pulse oximeters and syringe pumps for hospitals, clinics and ambulances.
28 products
Key takeaways
- 19 models: 8 patient monitors, 6 arm blood pressure monitors, 3 handheld pulse oximeters and 2 syringe pumps.
- Patient monitors include a 7-inch model, three 12.1-inch models and two modular monitors.
- Syringe pumps come in single-channel (HP-W01) and dual-channel (HP-W02) versions.
Patient monitoring equipment tracks vital signs at the bedside, in the operating room and during transport. This collection lists multi-parameter patient monitors, blood pressure monitors, pulse oximeters and syringe pumps for hospitals, clinics, ambulance services and distributors.
How to choose a patient monitor
- Parameters. A multiparameter patient monitor typically combines ECG, SpO2, non-invasive blood pressure, respiration and temperature. The exact parameter set of each model is confirmed with the quotation.
- Screen and format. A compact monitor such as the 7-inch HP-E01 suits transport and small rooms; 12.1-inch models (HP-E02 to HP-E04) suit bedside use. Modular monitors (HP-E07, HP-E08) take plug-in modules, so parameters can be added later.
- Spot checks. For outpatient and homecare use, arm blood pressure monitors (HP-D01 to HP-D06) and handheld pulse oximeters (HP-F01 to HP-F03) cover routine readings.
- Infusion. Syringe pumps deliver small volumes at controlled rates; the dual-channel HP-W02 runs two syringes at once.
- System fit. Ask about alarms, data storage and central-station connection when monitors will form a patient monitoring system on a ward.
Products in this collection
- Patient monitors, including multi-parameter and modular models: HP-E01 to HP-E08 (8 models)
- Arm blood pressure monitors: HP-D01 to HP-D06 (6 models)
- Handheld pulse oximeters: HP-F01 (LCD), HP-F02 (LED), HP-F03 (mini LCD)
- Syringe pumps: HP-W01 single-channel, HP-W02 dual-channel
When you request a quote, tell us the care setting, the parameters you need and the number of beds.
Frequently asked questions
+What is a multiparameter patient monitor?
It is a bedside or portable monitor that measures several vital signs at once, commonly ECG and heart rate, oxygen saturation (SpO2), non-invasive blood pressure, respiration rate and temperature, and shows them as numbers and waveforms with alarms. The parameter set differs by model and is confirmed with the quotation.
+How do you read a patient monitor?
Each parameter usually has its own area on the screen: heart rate next to the ECG waveform, SpO2 next to the pulse waveform, non-invasive blood pressure as systolic, diastolic and mean values, plus respiration rate and temperature. Alarm limits are set for each patient by clinical staff. Operators should be trained with the user manual supplied for the specific model.
+What is the difference between a syringe pump and an infusion pump?
A syringe pump pushes the plunger of a syringe and delivers small volumes accurately at low rates, for example medications in intensive care. A volumetric infusion pump moves fluid from an IV bag through an infusion set and handles larger volumes. This collection lists single-channel and dual-channel syringe pumps (HP-W01, HP-W02).
+Are your pulse oximeters fingertip or handheld?
HP-F01 to HP-F03 are handheld pulse oximeters rather than fingertip units. They differ by display: LCD on HP-F01, LED on HP-F02 and a mini LCD version on HP-F03. Sensor options are confirmed with the quotation.