Welch Allyn Aneroid Sphygmomanometer Unit, Adult Cuff, Nylon, 25-34 cm, Wall Mount

Aneroid Sphygmomanometer Unit, Adult Cuff, Nylon, 25-34 cm, Wall Mount

This aneroid sphygmomanometer unit is a wall-mount blood pressure device with an adult nylon cuff. It fits healthcare settings that want a fixed-location setup for routine blood pressure checks in exam rooms and similar clinical spaces. This unit includes an 8 ft. coiled tube, a premium inflation bulb and valve, and an adult cuff sized for 25 to 34 cm arm circumference.

Good Fit For

• General exam rooms
• Fixed wall-mounted blood pressure stations
• Routine adult arm blood pressure measurement

Key Features

• Wall-mount format supports a dedicated blood pressure station
• Adult nylon cuff fits 25 to 34 cm arm circumference
• Manual inflation design with premium bulb and valve
• 8 ft. coiled tube gives reach from the wall-mounted unit
• Large dial display helps with quick reading
• Reusable unit suited to frequent clinical use

Applications and Usage

• Checking adult patient blood pressure in exam rooms
• Equipping a wall-mounted vitals area in a clinic
• Replacing or standardizing a reusable manual blood pressure unit

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 34 cm.
• This model is built for wall mounting, not mobile stand use
• The included adult cuff fits 25 to 34 cm arms, so larger arms may need a different cuff size
• Wall installation may require appropriate anchors or other mounting tools

FAQ

• What arm size does the included cuff fit? The included adult cuff fits arm circumference from 25 to 34 cm.
• Is this a wall-mount or mobile unit? This is a wall-mount aneroid sphygmomanometer unit. If you need a mobile setup, a different version would be more appropriate.
• Does this unit use manual inflation? Yes. This model uses manual inflation and includes a premium inflation bulb and valve.
• What comes with the unit? The unit includes an adult navy cuff, a premium inflation bulb and valve, and an 8 ft. coiled tube.
• Is the display easy to read? Yes. The unit uses a large dial display intended for quick readings.

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