Blood Pressure Monitoring System - Upper Arm
FORA P20 Series

Specification

System performance Power source Four 1.5V AA alkaline batteries
Size of monitor w/o cuff 155 (L) x 110 mm (W) x 69 mm (H),
340g with batteries
Cuff Size M (medium): 24-35 cm (9.4-13.8 inches)
with air tube 80 cm
Memory 4 users with 100 records for each;
total 400 Sets
Power saving Automatic power off if system idle for 3 minutes
(normal mode) or 5 minutes (RF mode)
System operating conditions 10°C to 40°C (50°F to104°F), 
below 85% RH
Meter storage conditions -20°C to 60°C(-4°F to140°F), 
below 95% RH
Power Supply Input DC +6V / 1A (max) via Power Plug
Blood pressure measurement performance Measurement unit mmHg or kPag
Systolic Measurement Range 50 mmHg to 250 mmHg
Diastolic Measurement Range 30 mmHg to 180 mmHg
Pulse Rate Measurement Range 40 -199 beats / minute
Accuracy of Pressure ±3 mmHg or ±2% of reading
Accuracy of Pulse rate ±4% of reading

 

Before Measurement
Insert a test strip to turn on the meter. The sequence of LCD displays is: “CHK” and “” →flashing “” with date and time 1. Sit down for at least 10 minutes before measuring.

2. Place your elbow on a flat surface and relax your hand with the palm facing up.

3. Apply the proper pressure cuff and make sure the cuff is at the same height as your heart.

 

Taking Measurements - Single Measurement

1. Press  to start. Then the cuff will begin to inflate automatically.

2. The "heart symbol  will flash when a pulse is detected during the inflation.

3. After the measurement, the monitor will display the systolic pressure, diastolic pressure and pulse rate.

 

Taking Measurements - Auscultatory Measurement (Only well trained persons may use this mode to measure blood pressure manually.)

1. Press and hold  until "AUS symbol" appears on the display with a beep. The cuff will begin to inflate and then deflate automatically.

2. Press  to adjust the inflation pressure if necessary, and release  to start the meter.

3. The systolic pressure is measured when the operator first hears the sound of the pulse. Then the diastolic pressure is measured until the sound of the pulse is disappeared.

4. The monitor will return to 0 mmHg after the measurement is completed.