Pediatric Finger Sensor, 15 - 45 Kg

What is SF1301-Each Pediatric Finger Sensor, 15 - 45 Kg?

The SF1301-Each Pediatric Finger Sensor is a single-use pulse oximetry device calibrated for children weighing between 15 and 45 kilograms. Designed for accurate and consistent readings, it attaches comfortably to a child’s finger and works with compatible pulse oximeters to monitor blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) and pulse rate. As a disposable sensor, it helps maintain hygiene and reduces cross-contamination risks in both clinical and home environments.

Key features

• Pediatric-Specific Design — Tailored for children 15–45 kg with a comfortable, secure fit.
• Disposable Use — Single-patient use prevents infection transmission.
• Reliable Signal Detection — Engineered for consistent SpO2 and pulse readings.
• Easy Application — Simple finger-clip design requires no complex setup.
• Compatibility — Works with select pulse oximeter systems (check device specs).
• Hygienic Packaging — Individually wrapped to ensure cleanliness before use.
• Latex-Free Materials — Reduces allergy risk for sensitive patients.

Who is SF1301-Each Pediatric Finger Sensor, 15 - 45 Kg for?

This sensor is ideal for pediatricians, urgent care clinics, home healthcare providers, and parents monitoring children with respiratory conditions such as asthma, bronchiolitis, or sleep apnea. It’s especially useful in settings requiring frequent or continuous oxygen monitoring with minimal discomfort.

How does SF1301-Each Pediatric Finger Sensor, 15 - 45 Kg compare?

Compared to reusable pediatric sensors, the SF1301-Each offers superior infection control due to its disposable nature. While standard reusable sensors may be cost-effective over time, they require rigorous cleaning and are prone to wear. This single-use sensor ensures consistent performance without maintenance, making it better suited for high-turnover or infection-sensitive environments. It is more specialized than generic adult sensors, providing a fit and calibration optimized for growing children.