This is a Manual Aneroid Blood Pressure Monitor designed for healthcare professionals, students, and experienced home users. This listing is for the Monitor Unit only (Manometer, Cuff, and Bulb); it does not include a stethoscope. It is the perfect replacement or upgrade for those who already own a high-quality stethoscope and need a reliable, battery-free inflation system.

Key Features

• High-Precision Manometer: Features a certified 300 mmHg no-stop pin gauge. The high-contrast black-on-white dial ensures easy reading even in low-light clinical settings.
• Professional Grade Nylon Cuff: Made from heavy-duty, wear-resistant nylon with a premium hook-and-loop (Velcro) fastener for a secure fit and long-lasting durability.
• Smooth Inflation System: Equipped with a large, ergonomic rubber bulb and a chrome-plated brass air release valve for precise, controlled deflation.
• Universal Calibration: The gauge features a sturdy metal clip, allowing it to be easily attached to the cuff for one-handed viewing during measurement.
• Latex-Free Components: Safe for users with latex sensitivities; the tubes and bulb are made from high-quality synthetic materials.

Technical Specifications

Feature

Details

Measurement Range

0 – 300 mmHg

Accuracy

±3 mmHg (Industrial Standard)

Cuff Size

Standard Adult (fits arms 22cm – 35cm)

Air Release Valve

Chrome-Plated Brass with Needle Valve

Gauge Type

Manual Aneroid (Mechanical)

Compatibility

Works with any standard acoustic stethoscope

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Why Choose a Manual Monitor?

• No Batteries Required: Always ready for use, making it ideal for emergency kits or areas without power access.
• Clinically Reliable: Unlike digital monitors, manual gauges are not affected by irregular heartbeats or slight body movements.
• Professional Choice: Manual monitors allow the practitioner to hear the Korotkoff sounds directly, which is often considered more accurate for diagnosis.

Quick Setup Guide

1. Attach Gauge: Slide the metal clip on the back of the gauge onto the holder tab on the cuff.
2. Positioning: Wrap the cuff around the upper arm. Ensure the Artery Mark on the cuff is aligned with the brachial artery (usually on the inner side of the arm).
3. Prepare Stethoscope: Place your existing stethoscope's chest-piece firmly under the edge of the cuff where the artery is felt.
4. Inflate: Close the valve tightly and pump the bulb until the needle reaches approximately 180 mmHg.
5. Listen: Slowly open the valve to deflate and listen for the first and last heartbeat sounds to determine your pressure.

Care & Storage

• Zeroing: Periodically check that the needle sits exactly on the "0" mark when the cuff is fully deflated.
• Cleaning: Wipe the nylon cuff with a damp cloth. Do not machine wash or submerge the gauge in water.
• Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. Avoid keeping the unit in a tightly compressed state to preserve the integrity of the air tubes.

Note: Since this unit does not include a stethoscope, you will need one to hear the pulse sounds and obtain an accurate blood pressure reading.