Sphygmomanometer Heaco WBP101
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The WBP101 blood pressure monitor is based on the proven oscillometric method.
This means that the device accurately records the fluctuations in blood pressure in the brachial artery during inflation and deflation of the cuff, converting them into understandable digital readings. This measurement method is fully automatic and does not require the use of a stethoscope, which makes the measurement process as simple and accessible as possible for every user.
Comprehensive measurement for complete control:
Heaco WBP101 measures and displays key indicators:
Systolic pressure (SYS): The upper figure, which reflects the pressure at the moment of heart contraction.
Diastolic pressure (DIA): The lower figure, which reflects the pressure at the moment of heart relaxation.
Pulse rate: The number of heart beats per minute.
Intelligent functions for your peace of mind:
Arrhythmia detection (IHB):
An important function of the blood pressure monitor is the integrated system for detecting irregular heartbeats. If an arrhythmia is detected, a corresponding indicator will appear on the screen, allowing you to consult a doctor in time.
Average pressure calculation:
The function of calculating the average value of the last measurements provides a more objective picture of your pressure status, minimizing the impact of temporary fluctuations.
Audible signal:
Intuitive audible signals accompany the measurement process and signal its completion, making use even more convenient, especially for people with poor vision.
Automatic shutdown: To save battery power, the tonometer automatically turns off after a period of inactivity.
Digital tonometer WBP101
Uses the oscillometric method of measuring blood pressure.
This means that the monitor detects the movement of your blood through the brachial artery and converts it into digital readings.
The oscillometric monitor does not require a stethoscope, so it is easy to use. This automatic tonometer can measure systolic pressure, diastolic pressure and pulse.
