Description

Atom AT-975 Pulse Oximeter – Features & Specifications

The Atom AT-975 Pulse Oximeter is a reliable and user-friendly device designed to accurately measure blood oxygen saturation (SpO₂) and pulse rate. Built for everyday health monitoring, it combines precision, comfort, and portability, making it ideal for home users and healthcare professionals.

Key Features

High-Accuracy Measurement
Provides fast and reliable SpO₂ and pulse rate readings with advanced sensing technology.

Large, Clear Display Screen
Front-facing digital screen ensures easy readability for all age groups.

Four-Direction Display Rotation
Automatically adjusts the screen orientation for convenient viewing from any angle.

Three-Level Adjustable Brightness
Allows clear visibility in both low-light and bright environments.

One-Button Operation
Simple and intuitive design for quick measurements with minimal effort.

Rapid Measurement Response
Delivers results within seconds, ideal for spot checks.

Auto Alarm Function
Alerts users when readings fall outside preset safety limits.

Comfortable Anti-Skid Silicone Pad
Double-layer, soft silicone padding ensures secure placement and enhanced comfort during use.

Portable & Lightweight Design
Compact size makes it easy to carry at home, work, travel, or outdoor activities.

Precautions for Using the Atom AT-975 Pulse Oximeter

To ensure accurate readings and safe usage, please observe the following precautions:

Avoid Use with Imaging Equipment
Do not operate the pulse oximeter near MRI or CT scanners.

Explosion Hazard Warning
Do not use the device in environments containing flammable gases or explosive atmospheres.

Supplementary Diagnostic Tool
The pulse oximeter is intended as an aid in patient assessment. Clinical decisions should always be made by a qualified healthcare professional.

Monitor Sensor Site Regularly
Frequently check the application site to ensure healthy circulation and intact skin condition.

Do Not Stretch Adhesive Tape
Stretching the tape may lead to inaccurate readings or skin irritation.

Read the User Manual Carefully
Proper understanding of device operation ensures accurate and safe use.

Not for Continuous Monitoring
This device does not provide continuous SpO₂ monitoring or alarm prompts.

Change Sensor Position Periodically
For prolonged use, change the sensor site at least every 2 hours and inspect skin condition.

Avoid Improper Sterilization
Autoclaving, ethylene oxide sterilization, or immersion in liquids may damage the sensor and affect accuracy.

Interference from Abnormal Hemoglobins
Conditions such as carboxyhemoglobin or methemoglobin may result in inaccurate readings.

Dyes May Affect Results
Intravascular dyes like methylene blue or indocyanine green can interfere with SpO₂ measurements.

Protect from Bright Ambient Light
Strong light sources or direct sunlight may affect readings—shield the sensor area if necessary.

Avoid Sudden Movements
Excessive motion during measurement may cause inaccurate results.

Electrical Interference
High-frequency medical devices or defibrillators may affect measurement accuracy.

Circulatory Conditions
Hypotension, severe anemia, vasoconstriction, or hypothermia may lead to unreliable readings.