Beurer BM 28 Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor White

Beurer BM 28 Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor White has a universal cuff suitable for larger upper arm circumferences. The integrated cuff position gives additional certainty about the measured blood pressure value accuracy during each measurement. The resting indicator means that the blood pressure measurements are reliable and easy for the user.

Uses:
The device measures arterial blood pressure and pulse value on the upper arm.

Product Specifications and Features:

• Pulse measurement: Yes

• Cuff size: 22 - 42 cm

• Cuff control position: For ensuring the cuff is correctly positioned on the upper arm

• Alarm: 2 alarm times can be set

• Average values displayed: Yes

• Risk indicator: Classifies the measurements with the coloured scale

• Resting indicator: Yes

• Date and time: Yes

• Arrhytmia detection: Warns in case of possible heart rhythm disturbance

• User memory: 4 user memories with 30 measured values of each

• Automatic switch-off: Yes

• Display: Easy-to-read display

• Incorrect usage message: Yes

• Low battery indicator: Yes

• Product dimensions: 134 x 103 x 60 mm (L x W x H)

• Contents: Blood pressure monitor, Upper arm cuff, Instructions for use, 4 units of 1.5V AA LR6 batteries, Storage bag

Directions for Use:

• Attach the cuff and adopt the posture in which you want to perform the measurement

• Start the device with the START/STOP button

• The cuff automatically inflates, and the air pressure is released slowly

• The cuff position control symbol is displayed throughout the entire measurement

• The pressure and pulse rate measurements are shown

Safety Information:

• Do not drop, step, or shake the device

• Do not disassemble the device, as this may cause damage, faults, and malfunctions

• Do not use the device if you have metal implants

• Remove the batteries if not used for a prolonged period of time

• Protect batteries from excessive heat

• Small parts can be a choking hazard for children. Keep out of reach of children

Quick Tips:
Leave at least a 1-minute gap between measurements when taking multiple readings.