System: Nonin 9500 Onyx Finger Pulse Oximeter with Soft Case

System: Nonin 9500 Onyx Finger Pulse Oximeter with Soft Case

Designed with an integrated finger clip sensor, Nonin's Onyx packs a powerful electronic package into a compact, 2oz (62g) size. The convenient size and an easy to read LED display provide numerical values for functional SpO2 and pulse rate, making it an ideal choice for health care professionals....[More]

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A self-contained Digital Pulse Oximeter that is ideal for spot-checking or short term monitoring of patients in a number of environments.

Designed with an integrated finger clip sensor, Nonin's Onyx packs a powerful electronic package into a compact, 2oz (62g) size. The convenient size and an easy to read LED display provide numerical values for functional SpO2 and pulse rate, making it an ideal choice for health care professionals. The Auto ON/OFF system could not be simpler! The energy efficient Onyx is powered by two AAA batteries and operates for approximately 1500 spot checks (45 seconds each) or up to 18 hours of continuous use before the simple battery replacement is necessary. With the Nonin Oynx you get reliable and super accurate SpO2 and pulse rates quickly & easily, time after time. Onyx utilises Nonin's unique "Pulse Quality Indicator System", allowing the user to make quick and accurate decisions regarding the quality of pulse signals. This not only improves the consistency of reading, it also minimised the training necessary for user proficiency. Intended usage is for spot-checking or attended-care monitoring of adult and paediatric patients with finger thicknesses between 0.3 and 1.0 inches (8mm to 26mm).

Other features include:

• Easy to operate; automatically activates with finger insertion, deactivates when finger is removed.
• Easy to verify operation; colour-coded perfusion indicator alerts user to changes in pulse signal that may affect SpO2 data.
• LED displays flash once per second to indicate low battery.
• Weighs just two ounces (62g) with batteries and is comfortable to wear around the neck or in a belt carrying case.
• Requires no periodic maintenance or calibration other than battery replacement.

Clinical Papers�& Resources (PDF):

1. Brochure
2. Specifications
3. US Military Aircraft�Approval
4. Study - Dentists Office
5. Study - Long Term Care Facility
6. Study - Physicians Office

Nonin9500-PPQ.pdf

System: Nonin 9500 Onyx Finger Pulse Oximeter with Soft Case (by Richard Duke, 65 words) My Consultant uses one of these oximeters, i told him i have a cheaper oximeter but the readings are all over the place from 55 to 95 in a couple of seconds and he suggested i purchase the Nonin 9500 as he's never had any problems with it, so today i.. Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] Date Added: Thursday, 27 September 2007   System: Nonin 9500 Onyx Finger Pulse Oximeter with Soft Case (by Michael Bell, 84 words) Before receiving this product I had anxieties about getting misleading readings as it has no waveform display but the LED changes colour if there is a low pulse signal so there is no problem. I have used it on many surgical patients including some wi.. Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] Date Added: Saturday, 12 November 2005   System: Nonin 9500 Onyx Finger Pulse Oximeter with Soft Case (by David Mugford, 36 words) A fantastic unit for anyone needing this type of equipment. Certainly the best one I have seen. Easy to use, clear and accurate. Highly recommended. Again, thanks to Medisave for their fast and efficient delivery service... Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] Date Added: Saturday, 22 November 2003   System: Nonin 9500 Onyx Finger Pulse Oximeter with Soft Case (by S R Baynham, 27 words) Delivered direct but very quick - within 2-3 days. Best price I could find and a comprehensive site and easy to use. Good quality product. Thank you... Rating: [4 of 5 Stars!] Date Added: Monday, 15 September 2003

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