CMS 60D Handheld Portable Ambulance Pulse Oximeter
A compact handheld pulse oximeter designed for rapid measurement and display of blood oxygen saturation (SpO₂) and pulse rate in ambulances, emergency transport, hospitals, clinics and other mobile healthcare environments. The CMS 60D combines a 1.8-inch colour OLED display, pulse waveform, review and clock functions, alarm prompts, data storage, real-time transmission and external-probe operation in a portable AA-battery-powered format.
Portable Oxygen-Saturation Monitoring for Ambulance and Clinical Use
The CMS 60D is intended for portable measurement of oxygen saturation and pulse rate where fast access to a handheld monitoring device is useful. Its external oximeter probe, compact body and AA-battery operation make it suitable for ambulances, emergency transport, wards, clinics and supervised training environments.
SpO₂ Display
Displays oxygen saturation over a stated measurement range of 0-100% with 1% resolution.
Pulse-Rate Display
Displays pulse rate together with a bar graph and audible pulse indication.
Pulse Waveform
Provides a visual pulse waveform to support observation of the measured signal.
Review Function
Allows previously measured data to be reviewed on the device.
Clock Function
Includes a built-in clock function for time reference during monitoring and review.
External Oximeter Probe
Supplied with an external adult oximeter probe for patient measurement.
1.8-Inch Colour OLED with Simple Menu Controls
1.8-Inch OLED
Colour OLED display presents SpO₂, pulse rate, waveform and device-status information.
160 × 128 Resolution
The supplied specification lists a screen resolution of 160 × 128 pixels.
Operation Menu
User menu provides access to settings and monitoring functions.
Adjustable Brightness
Screen brightness can be changed according to ambient viewing conditions.
Pulse Sound
Audible pulse-rate indication provides an additional monitoring cue.
Overrun & Low-Voltage Alarm
Provides prompt functions for out-of-range readings and low battery voltage.
Measurement Review, Storage and Computer Transfer
Stored & Reviewable Data
The supplied description states that measured data can be reviewed and stored in the device for later use.
Computer Upload & Real-Time Transmission
Stored data can be uploaded to a computer, and real-time data transmission is also listed as a supported function.
Oxygen-Saturation Measurement Specifications
| Measurement Range | 0-100% |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1% |
| Accuracy | 70-100%: ±2%; below 70%: unspecified |
| Weak-Filling Condition | Pulse-filling ratio 0.4% |
| Weak-Filling SpO₂ Error | ±4% |
| Ambient-Light Deviation | Less than ±1% between the stated light and dark test conditions |
Pulse-Rate Measurement Specifications
| Measurement Range | 30-250 bpm |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1 bpm |
| Accuracy | ±2 bpm or ±2%, whichever is greater |
| Weak-Filling PR Error | ±2 bpm or ±2%, whichever is greater |
AA-Battery Operation for Mobile Monitoring
| Operating Voltage | DC 2.6-3.6 V |
|---|---|
| Power Consumption | Less than 100 mA |
| Power Supply | Two AA dry batteries |
| Theoretical Working Time | Approximately 44 hours |
| Safety Type | Internally battery-powered equipment, BF type |
Standard and Optional Accessories
Standard Accessories
- User manual - 1 pc
- Data line - 1 pc
- Disk / PC software - 1 pc
- Adult oximeter probe - 1 pc
Optional Accessories
- Neonatal probe
- Pediatric probe
- Power adapter
Compact Handheld Format for Mobile Use
| Display | 1.8-inch colour OLED |
|---|---|
| Screen Resolution | 160 × 128 |
| Dimensions | 110 mm (L) × 60 mm (W) × 23 mm (H) |
| Weight | Approximately 120 g with two AA alkaline batteries |
Suitable for Emergency, Clinical and Training Environments
Ambulance Teams
Portable format supports rapid SpO₂ and pulse-rate checks during patient transport.
Doctors
For handheld oxygen-saturation and pulse-rate assessment in clinical environments.
Nurses
For routine patient observation in wards, clinics and mobile healthcare settings.
Medical Technicians
For portable pulse-oximetry measurement as part of supervised patient-monitoring workflows.
Medical Students
Useful for supervised training in pulse-oximetry measurement and basic patient monitoring.
Community Healthcare
Compact size and AA-battery operation support use away from fixed bedside monitoring systems.