Product Description
The A&D Medical UP-200 (sold as UP-200CN / AC UAUP200CN) is a one‑button fingertip pulse oximeter designed for quick spot checks of arterial oxygen saturation (SpO2) and pulse rate. It is intended for adults in home, clinical or institutional settings where simple, repeatable spot measurements are required.
Specifications
- Model: UP-200 (UP-200CN / AC UAUP200CN), one-button fingertip oximeter.
- SpO2 range: 0–100% with 1% resolution; accuracy ±2% for 70–100% as specified by the manufacturer.
- Pulse rate range: 30–250 bpm with 1 bpm resolution; accuracy ±2 bpm.
- Power: 2 × AAA batteries (included with factory packaging per manufacturer listing).
- Size and weight: approximately 2.3 × 1.3 × 1.3 inches; ~52 g (with batteries).
What is included
- Manufacturer lists the box contents as: 1 pulse oximeter, instruction manual, carrying case, lanyard and 2 AAA batteries.
- Some marketplace sellers may omit accessories; check the seller listing for confirmed inclusions before purchase.
Condition and packaging
- Manufacturer product is sold new in retail packaging; the supplied photograph shows the device itself out of its box.
- If you require sealed retail packaging for inventory, verify with the seller before ordering.
Usage notes
- Place on a clean finger and press the single control button to start a measurement; display auto‑rotates to readable orientation.
- Intended for spot checks of adults; follow manufacturer instructions in the included manual for proper use and limitations.
Limitations and suitability
- Manufacturer accuracy specification applies in the stated measurement ranges; measurements below 70% are not specified to the same accuracy.
- Not described as a continuous bedside monitor or alarm device in the supplied manufacturer documentation — not intended to replace continuous clinical monitoring where alarms are required.
Warnings
- This listing does not guarantee inclusion of retail box or accessories unless the seller confirms them; photograph provided with this record shows the unit only.
- Do not use results as the sole basis for clinical decisions without corroborating assessment; follow local clinical guidance and the device manual.
