PHILIPH Goldway SpO2 Module 865498 G21, SpO2 Parameter Module for G30E, G40E, and G60E Monitors

PHILIPH Goldway SpO2 Module 865498 G21, SpO2 Parameter Module for G30E, G40E, and G60E Monitors

 
 
► Brief Introduction
 

This is a SpO2 monitoring module manufactured by Goldway, part number 865498, version G21.

This module is configured for PhilipH Fast-SPO2 monitoring and is a built-in module for patient monitors. It features a foolproof snap-fit design, allowing for easy plugging and unplugging. It is quick and convenient to install and remove, and is compatible with Goldway G-series monitors, including models G30E, G40E, G50E, G60E, and G70E. It is a core hardware unit for blood oxygen detection in these devices.

 
 
► Features

1. Blood Oxygen Data Acquisition: Receives raw signals from the blood oxygen probe, processes them using algorithms, and outputs SpO2 data and waveforms to the monitor screen, enabling real-time monitoring of the patient's blood oxygen level.

2. FAST Anti-Interference: Equipped with the FAST-SpO2 algorithm, it suppresses interference from limb tremors and strong ambient light, maintaining stable monitoring even under poor external conditions and reducing invalid alarms and data fluctuations.

3. Fault Self-Check and Alarm Signal Output: The module automatically performs a self-check upon power-on. In case of probe detachment, signal abnormality, or module hardware failure, it sends a fault signal to the monitor's main control board, facilitating rapid fault location by medical staff.

4. Modular Solderless Replacement: The slot-type plug-and-play design eliminates the need for complete disassembly of the entire unit in case of module failure; simply remove and replace the module. After replacement, no complex calibration is required; the entire unit can be put into clinical use after a self-check, minimizing equipment downtime for maintenance.

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►FAQ
 

Q1: The monitor's SPO2 sensor is intact, but it keeps reporting a SPO2 malfunction. Is this a module failure?

A1: Not necessarily. Check for interface oxidation and replace the probe or module with a known working one. If the error persists after replacing the probe, the SPO2 module is likely faulty.

Q2: Is SPO2 calibration necessary after replacing the module?

A2: No special calibration is needed for normal replacement. If the readings deviate significantly from those of a handheld SPO2, accuracy calibration is required.

Q3: What symptoms indicate a high probability of module failure?

A3: The monitor fails its self-test for SPO2 upon power-on; there is no waveform or reading when the SPO2 sensor is plugged in; frequent reports of SPO2 sensor detachment; SpO2 values remain unchanged and do not change with the patient's condition.

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