A310C Fingertip Pediatric Pulse Oximeter
Price, lead time and documents for your market are confirmed in the quotation.
Key takeaways
- The A310C is the pediatric model of our A3xx fingertip pulse oximeter series.
- It reads SpO2 and pulse rate like the adult models; the series catalog lists SpO2 70–100% at ±2%, pulse 30–250 bpm and 2 × AAA batteries.
- Fingertip clips are not designed for newborns; the A310C age and finger-size range is confirmed on its datasheet.
A pediatric pulse oximeter has a smaller finger chamber so a child's finger sits correctly over the sensor, which an adult clip may not do. The A310C is the pediatric model in the HOPE INTERNATIONAL A3xx fingertip series; in the catalog photo its light teal housing sets it apart from the adult A310 on a pharmacy shelf or in a clinic drawer.
Key Features
- Fingertip design for children, listed in the catalog as the pediatric fingertip model.
- Measures SpO2 and pulse rate; series catalog specification SpO2 70–100% ±2% and pulse rate 30–250 bpm.
- Runs on 2 × AAA batteries.
- Quoted together with adult fingertip, large-display and Bluetooth models, so buyers can stock both sizes in one shipment.
Applications
- Pediatric outpatient clinics and family practices.
- School nurse rooms and child-care health checks.
- Pharmacy and homecare ranges for parents of children with respiratory conditions, as advised by their doctor.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Quantity of A310C units, and any adult models to ship with them.
- Packaging: retail box or bulk, and the language of labels and instructions.
- The age group you plan to sell to, so we can check it against the datasheet.
- Destination market and required documents.
Specifications
| Model | A310C |
|---|---|
| Type | Fingertip, pediatric |
| Housing color (catalog photo) | Light teal |
| Parameters measured | SpO2, pulse rate, perfusion index |
| SpO2 range and accuracy | 70–100%, ±2% |
| Pulse rate range | 30–250 bpm |
| Power supply | 2 × AAA batteries |
Documents
Certificates, declarations of conformity and test reports for the specific model and destination market are provided with the quotation.
For pediatric use, ask for the instructions for use that state the intended patient group, so your labeling matches the model supplied.
Frequently asked questions
+What is the difference between a pediatric and an adult pulse oximeter?
Both measure SpO2 and pulse rate. A pediatric model has a smaller finger chamber sized for children, which helps the sensor sit correctly. A child's finger in an adult clip can move or let light leak in, which makes the reading less reliable.
+How do you read a pulse oximeter on a child?
Keep the child calm and still, warm the hand and insert the finger fully. Wait until the numbers stop changing, then read SpO2 in percent and pulse rate in beats per minute. Compare the result with the thresholds given by the child's doctor.
+Can the A310C be used on babies or newborns?
Fingertip clip oximeters are not designed for newborns and small infants, whose fingers are too small for the clip. Neonatal care uses a patient monitor with a wrap-around neonatal SpO2 sensor. The age and finger-size range of the A310C is stated on its datasheet.
+Can we order the A310C together with adult oximeters?
Yes. The A310C can be quoted in the same order as the A300 to A350 adult models, the large-display models and the Bluetooth models.