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790SA-AL8 Infusion Alarm

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The wireless infusion alarm is a device that uses capacitive sensing to detect infusions. It communicates with the bedside display via Bluetooth to provide infusion alarm functionality. It features simple one-button operation.

The infusion alarm connects to a bedside unit. When the infusion is complete, it outputs an alarm signal to the bedside unit, which then sends an infusion completion alarm signal to the main unit at the nurses' station.

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    Feature

    · Long battery life and fast charging
    · An alarm will sound when the intravenous fluid is about to run out.Ensure patient safety.
    · Easy to use 

    Technical Data

    Charging Method Battery Charging
    Rated Charging  Voltage 5V
    Rated Charging  Current 500mA
    Clamping Brake Automatic clamping and alarm when no liquid is present
    Charging Time 1.5h
    Battery Life ≥100H
    Charging Base Magnetic charging interface
    ID Tag Supports quick pairing with the bedside unit "base station"

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