can it run continuously at night and alarm when po2 drops such as with sleep apnea?
1781292
No its not possible to run over night, the TempIR pulse Oximeter id designed for random testing.
1781293
No. a pulse ox is only used to check the oxygen level at a specific time. To check for sleep apnea, you need to see a physician to have a over night sleep study done in a laboratory.
1781294
Yes,although at the expense of the battery,which is not a big thing.Please note this device needs to be use by a two party for this observation ,and in cronic cases see a medical professional .
1781295
I'm not sure. I have not used it for that purpose. Sorry I can't be a better resource for you.
1369809
I don't have this alarm but it should be able to do what you ask. Alarm just has to be programmed for those features to work. Just know that extra parts may be required.
1157440
Yes it will. I use the Respironics CPAP, and it does work. Be sure to use the CPAP without the humidifier (or with it turned off), because the heater in the humidifier draws much more power than the CPAP itself. If humidity is needed on battery power, put warm water in the reservoir.
772134
No, there is no alarm...you just have monitor frequently. Check with your doctor to determine what constitutes "too low" for you...it varies depending on the persons' lung function.
1086956
You can run all the time. There is no filter alert. I clean both filters with high pressure air.
1305590
Yes. - The display has large numbers and a good back-light, which makes easy to read in any light. In sunlight, move the display so the sun's reflection is reduced I do not know if the alarm can be turned off. It is quiet and only sounds when the SpO2 is below 90%, which is not normal, or the pulse rate is out of normal range. It also beeps when turning on, or off, or pressing the button.
365091
This machine is great...I have not used it to run my cpap yet, but I Dont see why it can't. I plugged a serge proector to it and ran a lamp most of the night. I have watched a 50" TV with it. I have even used a induction cook top with it. I love it, I keep it charged and ready at all times.
1887321
No it's not an apnea and event monitor, you have to initiate the readings of your o2 sats each and every time.
2024629
All you have to do is push the test button.. I also disconnected a hose from my propane tank and that small amount of propane that leaks out will set the alarm off.
1321998
Yes. The alarm is triggered when a sensor changes state. So if you leave it open and don't touch it, it will not trigger the alarm
1007220
Khang,I would not let in run in an occupied room overnight, because ozone is quite toxic. The device generates enough ozone to smell, which I would consider too much to breath for extended periods.
1290718
Yes you can. I don't have the instructions with me, but the alarm can be set to just use the lights, which is what I have set for my Mother. It will stop flashing in about 15 minutes if not turned over, so don't worry about running the batteries down as well.
100994
Unfortunately yes. That is one way to vlear the unit after an alarm. According to the manufacturer when you plug it back in the alarm (which is different from the wetness alarm) indicates that it is active. Hope this helps.
1426644
I used it with a cpap for a camping trip. One night was no problem at all. I brought in the car for a couple of hours to charge it for nights 2 and 3... it was reading low power but it held. Don't forget to fully charge it every couple of months when not in use.
997766
Yes both Android and IOS apps have an adjustable alarm for both o2 and pulse.
2277616
I don't think so. It automatically shuts off completely, even the radio, after about 1 hr. 45 minutes or so in the morning when using the alarm feature.
765823
Just to add a bit more. I wear it to wake me up at night if my O2 drops to low. You can set what % the alarm goes off at. I spent 3 days last spring in a coma when my O2 crashed in my sleep, this meter wakes me or my wife up before that happens again. Pin point accuracy isn't important for me as long as it saves my life, which so far, so good.