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8.1in x 4.55 in

Model 8500

Handheld Pulse Oximeter

As an EMS professional, you have high standards

for the equipment you use. Now the industry

does, too. The standard known as IEC 60601-2

Edition 4 went into effect on January 1, 2019.

All new or updated devices must meet these

requirements to be indicated for EMS use.

If you have a handheld pulse oximeter, it met

existing requirements when you bought it. But

the new standard is more demanding in several

ways. Now is a good time to check your devices

for compliance—and to take a look at the

updated Model 8500 from Nonin.

Pre-hospital care providers

count on the Model 8500

for reliable pulse oximetry

measurements in all conditions.

With updates inside and out,

this is our best EMS-ready

handheld yet.

Setting the Standard for

Reliability. Again.

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Setting the Standard for Reliability. Again. File -> Place Image Here 8.1in x 4.55 in Model 8500 Handheld Pulse Oximeter As an EMS professional, you have high standards for the equipment you use. Now the industry does, too. The standard known as IEC 60601-2 Edition 4 went into effect on January 1, 2019. All new or updated devices must meet these requirements to be indicated for EMS use. If you have a handheld pulse oximeter, it met existing requirements when you bought it.
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Reliable Measurements. No Matter Where. Built Tough for EMS Environments If you have a recent Model 8500, it may already be fully compliant with IEC 60601-2 Edition 4. If you have an older model or one from another brand, or just want to be sure you’re covered, consider the updated Model 8500.