Accoson Green Light 300 Sphyg. with Adult Velcro Cuff

Accoson Green Light 300 Sphyg. with Adult Velcro Cuff

The greenlight 300 has been developed to provide a reliable and accurate alternative without mercury. This is achieved using silicon chip technology replacing the traditional mercury column with an electronic pressure detection system.

Validated to the ESH International Protocol by the Mayo Clinic. It is also sold as a test reference manometer for calibrating and checking aneroid devices – chosen by leading pharmaceutical companies for their testing services in the UK.

The traditional mercury display is replaced with LEDs clearly displaying pressure in steps of 2 mmHg, and the clinically important cuff pressure deflation rate is indicated.

Available in Green or White. Comes with an adult-sized cuff. Compliant with the European standards BS EN ISO 81060-1 and BS EN 1060-3.

Features:

Automatic Switch Off
The greenlight 300 will automatically switch off after one minute of not being used, provided the cuff pressure remains below 20mmHg. If a residual cuff pressure of over 20mmHg is maintained (in the case of continual readings) the device will stay switched on.

When Accuracy is Compromised
The greenlight 300 will switch itself off if it is subjected to abnormal conditions, such as a significant change in temperature. The device will stabilize and may then be switched on again when the normal self-calibration will take place.

Residual Cuff Pressure
If the greenlight 300 is switched off when there is pressure in the cuff, and then switched on again, it will automatically recalibrate itself to zero and then indicate the residual cuff pressure.

Battery Replacement
The greenlight 300 takes four AA/LR6 alkaline batteries. These will last for over a year in typical hospital ward use. The use of rechargeable batteries is not recommended.

Orientation
The greenlight 300 does not need to be vertical or in any particular orientation when in use. There are no moving parts to affect the accuracy.

Battery Power
When the low battery warning indicator comes on continuously, the greenlight 300 cannot be used and the batteries need to be replaced immediately.

Calibration
The greenlight 300 will automatically self-calibrate to zero each time it is switched on. This calibration will only need to be checked after four years. Other components should be examined regularly for signs of wear, this will ensure continuing measurement accuracy.

Cleaning & Infection Control
Wipe the device with a damp cloth, soaked in hospital detergent. Do not let water into the battery compartment or the device itself. If water enters the battery compartment, remove the batteries immediately and leave the device to dry thoroughly before reinserting them.