Norditalia Upper Arm BP Monitor-DBP6175
NORDITALIA
SKU: 53194
The new Blood Pressure Monitor DBP-6175 is the best device to monitor hypertension. It uses the newest inflation technology, which allows to measure the values during the inflation phase, obtaining a faster and a more comfortable measurement.
It is also provided with Body Motion and Cuff Tightness detection, technologies that guarantee a more accurate measurement, avoiding the risk of inaccurate results.
Large backlighted display for easy reading even when light is low.
Limited number of buttons for easy use.
Two users and 150 memories each.
Features :
• Inflation Technology
• Cuff: 22-42 cm
• Memory: 2 users x 150 memories with date and time.
• Average of last 3 measurements.
• Indicator of pressure values according to WHO.
• Irregular pulse indicator.
• Low battery indicator.
• Battery :3 (AAA) batteries.
• Pressure accuracy:± 3 mmHg.
• Heartbeat accuracy:± 5%.
• Protection bag included.
It is also provided with Body Motion and Cuff Tightness detection, technologies that guarantee a more accurate measurement, avoiding the risk of inaccurate results.
Large backlighted display for easy reading even when light is low.
Limited number of buttons for easy use.
Two users and 150 memories each.
Features :
• Inflation Technology
• Cuff: 22-42 cm
• Memory: 2 users x 150 memories with date and time.
• Average of last 3 measurements.
• Indicator of pressure values according to WHO.
• Irregular pulse indicator.
• Low battery indicator.
• Battery :3 (AAA) batteries.
• Pressure accuracy:± 3 mmHg.
• Heartbeat accuracy:± 5%.
• Protection bag included.
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