Description

The Handheld Veterinary Pulse Oximeter YG1249 is an advanced, portable, and lightweight device designed for accurate monitoring of SpO2 (oxygen saturation) and pulse rate in animals. Utilizing digital technology, it ensures precise readings even in cases of low perfusion, making it an essential tool for veterinarians, animal hospitals, and research facilities. Its anti-movement technology provides stable performance, minimizing errors during readings, which is particularly useful when monitoring active or stressed animals.

This veterinary pulse oximeter features bright, easy-to-read LED numerals, a built-in rechargeable battery with a seat-type charger, and a power-saving function to extend usage time. Additionally, it includes a built-in memory card for data storage and allows data transfer to a computer for further analysis. The device also comes with an adjustable alarm system, enabling veterinarians to set custom limits and receive alerts in case of abnormalities. The audio and visual indicators provide real-time feedback, ensuring immediate response when necessary.

Market Price

The market price for the YG1249 Veterinary Pulse Oximeter varies depending on optional features and suppliers, with an estimated range of $1.839 to $1.900 USD. Pricing may differ based on included accessories, warranty options, and regional availability. To receive an exact quote tailored to your needs, it is recommended to contact a verified distributor.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the accuracy of the pulse oximeter?
  The device has an accuracy of ±2% for SpO2 readings between 70% and 100%, and ±3% for values between 60% and 69%. For pulse rate, the accuracy is ±2% or 1 bpm, whichever is greater.
• Can it be used on different animal species?
  Yes, it is designed for veterinary use, and its sensor compatibility allows measurement in various animal sizes. However, selecting the appropriate probe for the species is recommended for optimal performance.
• Does it have memory storage?
  Yes, the built-in memory card allows data storage and later transfer to a computer for further analysis and record-keeping.

Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages:

• High accuracy even in low perfusion conditions.
• Anti-movement technology ensures stable performance on active animals.
• Portable and lightweight for ease of use in various veterinary settings.
• Rechargeable battery with a power-saving function for extended use.
• Built-in memory and computer connectivity for data management.

Disadvantages:

• Requires periodic calibration and maintenance to ensure long-term accuracy.
• Some probes may need to be purchased separately based on animal species and size.

Field Applications

The YG1249 Veterinary Pulse Oximeter is essential in veterinary clinics, research laboratories, and mobile veterinary units. It provides critical monitoring during surgeries, post-operative recovery, and routine check-ups, helping veterinarians quickly assess an animal’s oxygen levels and heart rate. The anti-movement feature is particularly beneficial for monitoring restless or agitated animals, ensuring reliable readings even in challenging conditions.

Recommendations

To ensure optimal performance, it is recommended to regularly clean the sensor and probe, store the device in appropriate temperature conditions (0 to +50°C operating, -40 to +70°C storage), and keep the battery fully charged before extended use. Proper calibration and software updates will help maintain its long-term accuracy.

Technical Specifications