Contec CMS 5100 Patient Monitor

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  • The Contec CMS 5100 Patient Monitor provides accurate real-time monitoring of vital parameters including ECG, SpO2, NIBP, temperature, and pulse rate. Ideal for hospitals and clinics, it ensures reliable patient monitoring with a clear display and audible alarms.
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Description

The Contec CMS 5100 Patient Monitor is a compact, portable vital signs monitoring system designed for continuous measurement of essential patient parameters in hospitals, clinics, ambulances, and homecare settings. It provides reliable monitoring of SpO₂, NIBP (blood pressure), Pulse Rate, and optional Temperature, making it suitable for adult, pediatric, and neonatal patients.

Built with a lightweight and user-friendly design, the CMS 5100 is widely used for routine patient monitoring in ICU, emergency rooms, wards, and transport situations. Its clear color display, audible/visual alarms, and rechargeable battery support ensure uninterrupted and safe monitoring in critical conditions.

The device features oscillometric blood pressure measurement, high-accuracy pulse oximetry, trend data storage, and a compact design that makes it easy to carry and operate in both clinical and field environments.

Specification

Product Type...........................................................Vital Signs Patient Monitor
Display.....................................................................2.8-inch True Color TFT LCD
Monitoring Parameters............................................NIBP, SpO₂, Pulse Rate, Temperature
Patient Types..........................................................Adult, Pediatric, Neonatal
NIBP Measurement Method....................................Oscillometric
SpO₂ Measurement Range......................................0% – 100%
Pulse Rate Range....................................................30 – 250 bpm
Temperature Range................................................0°C – 50°C
Data Storage..........................................................2,000 NIBP Records
Temperature Storage.............................................7,900 Records
SpO₂ Storage.........................................................78,000 Records
Alarm System........................................................Audible and Visual
Battery Type..........................................................Rechargeable Lithium-Polymer Battery
Display Functions..................................................Trend Graphs and Measurement Data
Power Supply.........................................................AC Power with Rechargeable Battery Backup
Applications...........................................................Hospital, Clinic, Ambulance, Home Care
Portable..................................................................Yes

















FAQ

1. What is the Contec CMS 5100 used for?

It is used for monitoring vital signs like blood pressure, oxygen saturation, pulse rate, and temperature.

2. Is it suitable for hospital use?

Yes, it is widely used in hospitals, ICUs, and emergency departments.

3. Can it be used for neonatal patients?

Yes, it supports adult, pediatric, and neonatal monitoring.

4. Does it have a rechargeable battery?

Yes, it includes a built-in rechargeable lithium battery.

5. What parameters does it monitor?

It monitors SpO₂, NIBP, pulse rate, and optional temperature.

6. Is it portable?

Yes, it is lightweight and designed for easy transport.

7. Does it have alarms?

Yes, it has visual and audible alarm systems.

8. Can it store patient data?

Yes, it supports trend and historical data storage.

9. Is it suitable for ambulances?

Yes, it is commonly used in emergency and ambulance care.

10. What makes it popular?

Its low cost, portability, and multi-parameter monitoring make it widely used in clinical settings.