Cardinal Health - Covidien - Sen2103P - Medtronic / Accessories: Oxygen Sensor

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Brand: Covidien
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Application: Oxygen Monitoring / Respiratory Care
System Type: Ventilator Oxygen Monitoring System

Product Overview

     Cardinal Covidien - Sen2103P Oxygen Sensor is a high-performance accessory designed for use with Medtronic monitoring systems. This reliable sensor ensures accurate and continuous measurement of oxygen levels, enhancing patient care in various medical settings.

Features:
- High Accuracy: Provides precise oxygen level readings for effective patient monitoring.
- Compatibility: Specifically designed for use with Medtronic devices, ensuring seamless integration.
- Durable Design: Built to withstand the rigors of clinical environments, ensuring long-lasting performance.
- Easy Installation: User-friendly design allows for quick and hassle-free setup.
- Real-time Monitoring: Enables continuous tracking of oxygen saturation levels, crucial for patient safety.

Specifications:
- Model: Sen2103P
- Type: Oxygen Sensor
- Compatibility: Medtronic monitoring systems
- Weight: Lightweight for easy handling
- Dimensions: Compact size for convenient use
- Operating Temperature: Suitable for a wide range of clinical environments

Use Suggestion:
Ideal for use in hospitals, clinics, and home healthcare settings, the Sen2103P Oxygen Sensor is perfect for monitoring patients with respiratory conditions, during anesthesia, or in critical care situations. Ensure optimal patient outcomes by integrating this essential accessory into your medical practice.

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  • 4
    When changing this first check using....

    Posted by Henry in autozone on Jan 21st 2019

    Though some do not realize that most vehicles today have (4) O2 sensors Upstream Bank 1 & 2 and downstream (after converter) sensor 1 & 2. Trace the correct wire as there are two separate plugs in a tight area. Use a standard multimeter set to 20K Ohms th

  • 4
    stopped the 'dinging' from my check engine light

    Posted by lhpaul in autozone on Jan 21st 2019

    I had just purchased my vehicle and the diagnostic tool that Auto Zone let me use said that my sensor was bad. I replaced it and the 'dinging' that was coming from the bad sensor and check engine light had stopped. My check engine light, however, did not