Summary of CCM‑I11 Vital Signs Patient Monitor
Product Overview
CCM‑I11 is a non‑invasive table‑top vital‑signs monitor, powered by AC adapter or built‑in rechargeable lithium‑ion battery. It is used for adult and pediatric monitoring, applicable for operating room, ICU, outpatient ward, emergency department, rehabilitation institutions and home‑care.
Main Features
- Display & alarm: Dual‑display solution combining 2.8‑inch 240×320 color TFT‑LCD and large LED real‑time display. Equipped with heartbeat pitch‑tone function; audio‑visual alarms for abnormal parameters and sensor disconnection. Supports configurable auto‑shutdown for power saving and low‑battery reminder.
- Measurement parameters
‑ Standard:NIBP, SpO₂, TEMP, PR
‑ Optional:PI, RR(pulse rate interval), USB data transfer
‑ Shows plethysmogram waveform and pulse strength. - Data management: Stores up to 3888 groups of trend data with adjustable recording interval; optional USB cable exports patient trend data to PC for review, saving and printing.
- Power supply: 100‑240V AC adapter; built‑in 3.7V 2800 mAh lithium‑ion battery, up to 5‑hour runtime on full charge; charging time 8 hours.
- Physical & environment: Dimension 280×190×100 mm; net weight 1000 g (without probes and adapter). Operating temperature 0‑50 ℃; storage‑transport ‑20‑60 ℃.
Measurement Specifications
‑ NIBP: Oscillometric principle; Manual / Auto / STAT modes; mmHg/kPa switchable; separate measuring range and over‑pressure protection for adults and pediatrics.
‑ SpO₂: 0‑100 %;accuracy ±2 % (90‑99 %), ±3 % (70‑89 %)
‑ PR: 30‑250 bpm, accuracy ±1 bpm
‑ Temperature: Single‑channel, 0‑50 ℃, 0.1 ℃ resolution, accuracy ±0.2 ℃;℃/℉ switchable
‑ Optional PI:0.3‑25 %;Optional RR:0.24‑2.0 s
Accessories
Standard: Adult NIBP cuff, SpO₂ sensor, temperature probe; Optional: PI module, RR module, USB communication function.
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