Bistos Paediatric SpO₂ Sensor Probe – Reusable Pulse Oximeter Oxygen Saturation Probe

The Bistos Paediatric SpO₂ Sensor Probe is a reusable medical monitoring accessory designed for continuous, non-invasive measurement of blood oxygen saturation (SpO₂) and pulse rate in children. Featuring a paediatric finger-clip sensor, flexible cable and compatible monitor connector, the probe supports reliable oxygen saturation monitoring when connected to designated Bistos pulse oximeters and patient monitors. Suitable for children's hospitals, paediatric wards, emergency departments, intensive care units and general healthcare facilities. Key Features & Specifications - Product Type: Paediatric SpO₂ Sensor Probe - Brand: Bistos - Measurement Technology: Non-invasive optical pulse oximetry - Primary Measurement: Peripheral Oxygen Saturation (SpO₂) - Secondary Measurement: Pulse Rate - Patient Category: Paediatric / Children - Sensor Design: Reusable finger-clip sensor - Measurement Method: Red and infrared light absorption - Sensor Placement: Finger, subject to suitable patient size and manufacturer's instructions - SpO₂ Display Range: 0–100% on compatible Bistos monitors - SpO₂ Resolution: 1% on compatible monitors - SpO₂ Accuracy: ±2 percentage points between 70–100% on specified Bistos monitors - Pulse Rate Range: Determined by the connected monitor - Cable Length: 1 metre or 3 metres, depending on configuration - Connector Type: Bistos-compatible multi-pin connector - Compatibility: Bistos BT-710, BT-720, BT-740 and BT-770, subject to connector verification - Material: Medical-grade sensor housing and flexible cable - Colour: White cable with paediatric clip sensor - Reusability: Reusable, following manufacturer cleaning instructions - Power Source: Powered through the connected monitor - Battery: Not required - Packaging: Individual sensor probe - Quantity: 1 piece - Application: Paediatric oxygen saturation and pulse-rate monitoring - Suitable Facilities: Children's hospitals, paediatric wards, ICUs, emergency departments and healthcare centres