Contec 24-Hour Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor

The Contec ABPM50 Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor is a portable diagnostic device designed for automatic 24-hour monitoring of blood pressure and pulse rate during daily activities and sleep. Featuring a colour display, adjustable measurement intervals, data storage and USB connectivity, it supports hypertension assessment and cardiovascular monitoring in hospitals, clinics and diagnostic centres. Key Features & Technical Specifications - Brand: Contec - Model: ABPM50 - Equipment Type: Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor - Measurement Technology: Oscillometric method - Monitoring Duration: 24-hour ambulatory monitoring - Measured Parameters: Systolic Blood Pressure, Diastolic Blood Pressure, Mean Arterial Pressure and Pulse Rate - Blood Pressure Measurement Range: 0–290 mmHg (cuff pressure measurement) - Pressure Accuracy: ±3 mmHg - Pressure Resolution: 1 mmHg - Pulse Rate Range: 40–240 bpm - Measurement Intervals: 15, 30, 60, 120 and 240 minutes - Measurement Modes: Automatic and manual - Display: Colour TFT screen - Memory Capacity: Up to 350 ambulatory blood pressure measurements per monitoring session - Manual Measurement Storage: Up to 300 records - Measurement Units: mmHg and kPa - Data Review: Blood pressure readings, trend graphs and historical records - Connectivity: USB interface for PC data transfer - Software: Compatible PC software for analysis and report printing - Power Supply: 2 × 1.5V AA alkaline batteries (3V DC) - Dimensions: 128 × 69 × 36 mm - Weight: Less than 300 g with batteries - Operating Temperature: 5°C–40°C - Operating Humidity: 15%–80% RH - Patient Compatibility: Adults and paediatric patients with appropriate cuffs - Standard Accessories: Adult cuff, USB cable, software, carrying pouch and user manual; package contents may vary - Applications: Hypertension assessment, ambulatory blood pressure monitoring and evaluation of day/night blood pressure patterns - Suitable For: Hospitals, cardiology clinics, diagnostic centres and general medical practices