Covidien MAXP Nellcor Pediatric SpO₂ Sensor 10-50kg OxiMax Technology 1/EA

SKU: COVI-MAXP
$7.25
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Covidien MAXP Nellcor Pediatric SpO₂ Sensor 10-50kg OxiMax Technology 1/EA

Type: Pulse Oximetry Sensor for SpO₂.

Technical specifications

  • Brand: Covidien
  • Model: MAXP

Additional product details

  • Patient Size: Pediatric patients 10–50 kg (22–110 lbs)
  • Connector: Typically a male 9‑pin D‑Sub purple connector
  • Cable Length: ~3–3.5 ft
  • Sensor Type: Finger-Clip Style
  • The Covidien MAXP Nellcor Pediatric SpO₂ Sensor 10–50 kg with OxiMax™ Technology delivers dependable and accurate pulse oximetry readings for pediatric patient monitoring needs. Engineered to work seamlessly with Nellcor‑compatible monitors, this pediatric sensor is tailored for children weighing between 10 kg and 50 kg, ensuring a secure fit and reliable performance throughout clinical use. The advanced OxiMax signal processing offers robust SpO₂ and pulse rate data even in challenging conditions, such as patient movement and low perfusion, helping clinicians make confident decisions during critical care and procedural settings.
  • Designed with ease of use and infection control in mind, this single‑use disposable sensor reduces the risk of cross‑contamination and streamlines workflow in busy healthcare environments. Its standard 9‑pin purple connector is dual keyed for secure, intuitive connection to Nellcor/Medtronic OxiMax pulse oximeter modules and compatible multiparameter monitors.
  • Ideal for hospitals, surgical centers, emergency departments, and pediatric clinics, the Covidien MAXP Nellcor SpO₂ Sensor supports continuous, real‑time monitoring of oxygen saturation and heart rate.

Condition

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