Buy GPC Medical Table Top Pulse Oximeter EM19TPO in Nigeria
The EM19TPO is the seven-segment table-top pulse oximeter in GPC Medical's range, sitting next to the LCD-based EM19TPOL and the EM19POE. Everything below comes from the official model page. Franance can quote it for Nigerian buyers.
What does the manufacturer say about the EM19TPO?
The page calls it a portable, lightweight pulse oximeter made in collaboration with Datex Ohmeda. It lists a bright seven-segment display for SpO2 and pulse rate, individual alarm settings for the higher and lower limits of oxygen saturation and pulse rate, a bar graph showing pulse strength, and operation from mains or inbuilt rechargeable batteries.
How does the display compare with the EM19TPOL?
The EM19TPO uses seven-segment digits, while the EM19TPOL page describes an LCD with contrast control that switches between ECG waveform and plethysmograph. The LCD model also lists ECG and SpO2 output for a central monitor, which the EM19TPO page does not mention. If you need waveforms or a central-monitor connection, compare that page before choosing.
What is the Datex Ohmeda statement worth?
It is the manufacturer's own wording about how the instrument was developed. The page does not say which parts are supplied by whom, nor does it give any certification or sensor compatibility details. Treat it as background, and ask the supplier for documents if your procurement rules need component or compatibility confirmation.
What should be itemised in the quotation?
The page lists no dimensions, weight, measurement ranges, accuracy, sensor type, cable details or accessories. Ask the quotation to name the sensor or probe, power lead and manual supplied, and to say which items are optional. Anything not stated in writing should be treated as not included.
How do I request a Franance quote for the EM19TPO?
Open the quotation page and give the model code EM19TPO, the quantity and your Nigerian delivery destination. Franance follows up by phone or email with a written quotation; there is no online payment. For wider choice, see the GPC Medical brand page or the oximetry and capnography category. Availability and terms are confirmed in that reply.
Common questions
What does the manufacturer say about the EM19TPO?
It is called a portable, lightweight pulse oximeter made in collaboration with Datex Ohmeda, with a bright seven-segment display for SpO2 and pulse rate, individual high and low alarm settings, a pulse-strength bar graph, and mains or inbuilt rechargeable battery operation.
How does the display compare with the EM19TPOL?
The EM19TPO uses seven-segment digits. The EM19TPOL page describes an LCD that switches between ECG waveform and plethysmograph and lists central-monitor output, which the EM19TPO page does not mention.
What is the Datex Ohmeda statement worth?
It is the manufacturer's own wording about development. The page gives no certification, parts supplier or sensor compatibility details, so request documents if your procurement rules need them.
What should be itemised in the quotation?
The sensor or probe, power lead and manual, with optional items marked, since the page lists no dimensions, weight, ranges, accuracy or accessories. Treat unstated items as not included.
How do I request a Franance quote for the EM19TPO?
Use the quotation page to give the model code EM19TPO, quantity and Nigerian delivery destination. Franance follows up by phone or email with a written quotation; there is no online payment.
Request your GPC Medical Table Top Pulse Oximeter EM19TPO quotation from Franance.
Send the EM19TPO model code, quantity and Nigerian delivery destination through the quotation page, and Franance will reply with a written quote by phone or email.
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