Buy EDAN H100B Handheld Pulse Oximeter
in Nigeria.

Where can I buy an EDAN H100B pulse oximeter in Nigeria?

Request a quotation from Franance through the EDAN H100B filtered product listing. Tell us the number of devices, destination city and state, intended facility workflow and the sensor type your approved equipment schedule requires. If you are replacing an existing unit, include its exact model and the patient-sensor reference currently used so the proposed connection can be checked rather than assumed.

Ask the written offer to identify the H100B model, sensor, included power items and any requested charging stand or data-management accessory. Separate items required for your workflow from optional alternatives. Franance will follow up by phone or email to clarify the quote order and prepare a proposal for review. The listing does not accept online payment and does not itself establish stock, Nigerian regulatory status, price, delivery timing or warranty entitlement.

For a tender or institutional purchase, attach the approved specification and identify mandatory requirements. Ask the offer to list the proposed references and quantities, the items included, and any exclusions. If the exact sensor or software requirement has not yet been decided, state that openly and request the information your reviewers need to compare options before purchasing approval.

What is the EDAN H100B handheld pulse oximeter?

EDAN identifies H100B as a handheld pulse oximeter for spot-check measurement. Its brochure lists SpO₂ and pulse rate, a backlit LCD, numeric and plethysmogram display, trend review, patient identification, stored data and an optional PC data-management workflow. The H100B has an external patient sensor; the device and sensor package should therefore be specified together in the quotation.

Do not confuse H100B with H100N. EDAN’s product information distinguishes the models: H100B uses EDAN pulse-oximetry technology, while the H100N includes Nellcor OxiMax and lists additional temperature functionality. If an offer proposes an H100N or another model as an alternative, require it to be named separately and reviewed against your approved specification. A similar model-family name does not prove that its sensors, options or intended configuration are interchangeable.

The current H100B brochure positions the model for spot checks. Other manufacturer and regional product descriptions may refer to different H100B functions or package details. Confirm the exact version and current instructions supplied with the offered unit; do not infer a continuous monitoring workflow or an alarm feature from a generic family listing. Where the facility needs continuous surveillance, alarm management or integration into a central monitoring system, describe that as a distinct requirement and ask your technical team to assess an appropriate system category.

What should I specify when buying EDAN H100B in Nigeria?

Start with the intended equipment role and the sensor configuration. Provide the requirement approved by the clinical users, then ask the biomedical or clinical engineering team to confirm sensor compatibility and package contents. The EDAN brochure shows H100B as a handheld device with an external sensor; it does not establish which sensor or accessories are included in a specific quote.

Include these points in your Franance enquiry:

- Device quantity and the facility or department receiving each unit.
- The H100B model identity and the patient-sensor type and quantity required.
- Whether the requirement is spot-check measurement or another workflow that needs technical review.
- The expected power arrangement, including batteries or a requested charger stand.
- Whether data review, export or PC data management is needed and how the institution will approve that workflow.
- Delivery destination, any procurement deadline and the documents needed for technical evaluation.

Request that the quotation separate the device from sensor, charging and data-management lines. This gives procurement and engineering reviewers a clear schedule to compare against the request. If a proposed package changes the sensor, model or accessory, ask for the difference to be itemised before approval. Franance can help capture and clarify the requirement; the facility determines whether the offered package is suitable for its approved use.

What measurements and display does the H100B provide?

EDAN lists SpO₂ and pulse rate as the H100B’s measured parameters. The manufacturer describes numeric information and a plethysmogram on the display, with trend review. Those statements identify product functions, but they do not replace the current instructions for use or establish clinical performance for a particular patient, setting or protocol. Use the current documentation supplied with the exact device and have responsible clinical staff decide whether it meets the institution’s requirement.

The manufacturer brochure describes data storage of up to 300 hours and up to 100 patient identifiers, along with review of stored information. These are manufacturer-published product features and should be checked against the version and software package being offered. If stored-data review matters to your use case, ask Franance to identify the applicable device configuration, what data can be retrieved and which accessories or software are required. Do not treat capacity figures as confirmation that the product is connected to your hospital record system.

The brochure’s measurement and display descriptions should not be presented as a diagnosis, treatment recommendation or promise of an outcome. This catalogue guide is for purchasing. Clinical users must follow the manufacturer’s instructions, local policy and applicable professional procedures when using medical equipment.

How is the H100B powered and charged?

EDAN’s brochure describes operation on four AA batteries, with up to 48 hours of work stated by the manufacturer, and also lists a rechargeable battery option with up to 30 hours of work. It identifies a battery charger stand as optional. Actual runtime depends on the supplied configuration, batteries, use conditions and manufacturer instructions; confirm the power package for the proposed unit rather than treating either figure as a guaranteed runtime.

Tell Franance whether the institution plans to use standard batteries, the rechargeable option or a charger stand. Ask the quotation to identify the exact battery and charging arrangement, what is included and any separately priced accessories. For a facility with a defined storage, charging or transport process, give that requirement to the biomedical team and receiving staff so the proposed package can be reviewed for the intended workflow.

If the H100B is being added to an existing equipment pool, check the actual battery and charging references already in use. Do not assume that a charger from another device or a general EDAN family member is compatible. Ask for written confirmation using the exact model and accessory references before approving reuse.

Can EDAN H100B data be transferred to a computer?

EDAN lists PatientCare Viewer software for PC data management in its H100B materials. The brochure also identifies storage and trend review. The existence of a software option does not establish that a licence, cable, interface or computer is included in a quotation, nor that it connects to a particular hospital system.

If PC data management is required, state the user workflow and intended computer environment. Ask the offer to identify the specific software and accessories, supported operating system or version information available, and any installation or setup work included. Have institutional IT and privacy reviewers assess the data flow, access controls, retention and transfer policy before the facility uses a connected workflow. Do not send patient information through a personal computer or unapproved service merely because the device supports data management.

If no computer workflow is needed, state that too. The quotation can then focus on the H100B device, approved sensor and power package. This distinction avoids assuming that a general brochure feature means the full data-management setup is part of every supply.

Which H100B sensors and accessories should I request?

Specify the external sensor type, quantity and intended use context required by your institution. EDAN’s materials identify the H100B as a device with a separate sensor and list accessories such as a charger stand, carrying bag, protective case and bed-rail mount. The accessory list does not confirm that these items are standard in a particular shipment or that every accessory is needed for your purchase.

Ask the quotation to state each sensor and accessory by its exact reference where available, and to distinguish included components from optional items. If replacing a sensor or using a spare from an existing EDAN device, provide the exact model and connector information to the technical reviewer. Compatibility should be confirmed for the H100B and sensor combination; it should not be assumed from brand name alone.

For repeat purchases, retain the approved sensor reference and device model with the equipment records. Ask the supplier to identify any separate consumables, replacement items or compatible accessories requested in the same quote order. That helps the stores team distinguish the handheld monitor from the items intended to accompany or support its use.

What is the EDAN H100B price in Nigeria?

Franance provides a quotation for the exact H100B package requested; this page does not state a fixed price. The proposed commercial offer may depend on the model, sensor, accessories, quantity and delivery destination. Ask the written quote to identify the currency, validity period, payment terms, included items and any charges for separately requested accessories or services.

EDAN’s international product materials do not confirm Nigerian stock, local price, delivery date, warranty coverage, regulatory status or service entitlement. Confirm these points for the actual offer and the exact unit being considered. If your purchase is part of a tender or project, share the deadline and receiving requirements and ask Franance to state which terms can be confirmed in writing.

The enquiry is a quote order rather than an online purchase. Franance follows up by phone or email to clarify the order and proposed supply terms. A product listing or submitted request does not reserve stock or constitute a confirmed purchase agreement.

What documents should I review before ordering an H100B?

Review current manufacturer documentation for the exact model and sensor configuration. EDAN’s H100B brochure describes the spot-check device, its parameters, display, storage and listed accessories. EDAN also provides H100B/H100N product information; note that this page covers two models, so do not transfer H100N-only features to H100B. Request the current instructions for use and any sensor, charger or software documents relevant to the offer.

Have the institution’s clinical, biomedical, IT and procurement reviewers assess the information relevant to their roles. If installation, data setup, user orientation or other technical work is requested, ask Franance to show it as a separate quote item with an agreed scope. Do not infer local support, warranty, registration or service entitlement from manufacturer materials for another market.

Can Franance deliver EDAN H100B across Nigeria?

Include the intended destination city, state, facility address and receiving contact role in your quote request. If several sites are involved, list each location and the quantity for each. Franance can address the specified destination in the proposal, but a product page does not establish local stock or a fixed delivery time for any city.

Ask the written offer to state the delivery arrangements, charges and timing that apply to the actual enquiry. Keep transport separate from any requested setup, training or data-management work. Confirm all project dates directly before relying on an expected delivery schedule.

How do I place an EDAN H100B quote order in Nigeria?

Open the EDAN H100B filtered product listing and submit a quotation request. Include the model, sensor requirement, power and charging preferences, data workflow, quantity and destination. Attach a tender schedule or approved equipment specification if one applies.

Franance will follow up by phone or email to clarify your quote order and prepare the written offer. Review the model, sensor, included accessories, power arrangement, data-management scope, price, availability, delivery and other terms before your organisation approves the purchase. Resolve any substitution or compatibility question in writing before the order is finalised.

For wider comparison, see the EDAN equipment guide and the handheld pulse oximeter category guide. They connect this model to the broader brand and category catalogue while keeping this request focused on the H100B.