本产品是一款高品质的兼容一体式成人指夹血氧探头，专为 Datex Ohmeda（现属 GE Healthcare）病人监护仪和麻醉机设计。它将血氧传感器与连接线集成于一体，可直接插入监护仪的血氧接口，用于成人患者血氧饱和度（SpO₂）和脉率（PR）的连续无创监测。该探头采用人体工程学设计，佩戴舒适，信号精确稳定，是原厂探头的理想经济替代品。

English:

This product is a high-quality compatible all-in-one adult finger clip SPO2 sensor, specifically designed for Datex Ohmeda (now part of GE Healthcare) patient monitors and anesthesia machines. It integrates the SPO2 sensor and connecting cable into one unit, plugging directly into the monitor's SPO2 port for continuous, non-invasive monitoring of Oxygen Saturation (SpO₂) and Pulse Rate (PR) in adult patients. Featuring an ergonomic design for wearing comfort and providing accurate, stable signal transmission, this sensor is an ideal, economical alternative to the original OEM sensor.

主要特点 (Key Features)

• 中文：

  • 原厂兼容： Datex Ohmeda/GE 监护仪的血氧接口和通信协议优化，确保即插即用，数据准确无误。

  • 一体式设计： 传感器与电缆一体化，无需额外延长线，减少连接点，降低故障风险，使用更便捷。

  • 成人指夹： 专为成人患者手指设计，夹子尺寸适中，内部采用柔软硅胶垫，贴合手指且不压迫，适合长时间佩戴。

  • 高精度监测： 内置先进的光学元件和抗运动干扰算法，即使在患者轻微移动时也能提供准确的血氧读数和脉搏波形。

  • 医用级线缆： 连接线柔韧耐用，具有良好的抗拉性和抗干扰屏蔽层，适用于手术室、ICU、病房等各类临床环境。

    • English:

      • OEM Compatible: Optimized for the SPO2 interface and communication protocol of Datex Ohmeda/GE monitors, ensuring plug-and-play functionality and accurate data.

      • All-in-One Design: The sensor and cable are integrated, eliminating the need for an extension cable, reducing connection points and the risk of failure, and offering greater convenience.

      • Adult Finger Clip: Designed specifically for adult patients' fingers. The clip has a moderate size with soft silicone padding inside for a comfortable, non-constricting fit suitable for long-term wear.

      • High-Precision Monitoring: Incorporates advanced optical components and motion-tolerant algorithms to provide accurate SpO₂ readings and plethysmographic waveforms even during slight patient movement.

      • Medical-Grade Cable: The connecting cable is flexible, durable, and features good tensile strength and anti-interference shielding, suitable for various clinical environments like ORs, ICUs, and general wards.