Omron RS2 Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor 13cm-21.5cm

Stock Code: W4358

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Omron's RS3 is a compact, fully-automatic, wrist-type blood pressure monitor that features a range of innovations.

The RS3 features Omron's Intellisense technology which determines the optimal speed and pressure for gentle inflation and deflation, leading to improved patient comfort.

The pre-formed, easy-to-fit cuff ensures that practitioner time is maximised, and the clear LCD display shows time, pulse rate and systolic and diastolic pressures. The display also shows irregular heartbeat, hypertension and an icon to indicate correct wrapping of the cuff.

Readings are averaged over the last three readings taken in a 10 minute period to ensure highly accurate results and mitigate against white coat syndrome.

What’s in the Box?

1 x Omron RS3
1 x Instruction Manual
1 x Hard Storage Case
1 x Guarantee Card
1 x Blood Pressure Pass
2 x AAA Batteries Included

Supplied Cuff: Wrist Cuff (13.5-21.5cm)

Warranty: 3 Years

Specifications:

Measurement Method: Oscillometric
Blood Pressure Range: 0 to 299mmHg
Measurement Accuracy: ±3 mmHg
Pulse Range: 40 to 180 bpm
Pulse Measurement Accuracy: ±5%
Memory: 60 Positions
Approx. Battery Life: 300 Measurements
Dimensions: 60mm x 78mm x 21mm (H x W x D)
Weight: 101g

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Omron's RS3 is a compact, fully-automatic, wrist-type blood pressure monitor that features a range of innovations.

The RS3 features Omron's Intellisense technology which determines the optimal speed and pressure for gentle inflation and deflation, leading to improved patient comfort.

Readings are averaged over the last three readings taken in a 10 minute period to ensure highly accurate results and mitigate against white coat syndrome.

What’s in the Box?