Sensor SpO2 LNCS Neo-L Neonate 3' Single-Patient, 20/Bx

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LNCS® Adhesive Sensors - LNCS Neo-L

Appropriate for short- or long-term monitoring of adult, pediatric, infant, and neonatal patients
Designed for finger, toe, thumb, hand, or foot application, offering secure positioning of the optical components
SofTouch™ sensors are designed for patients with fragile skin and feature a non-adhesive wrap made from soft foam material, with hook-and-loop attachment
Minimize the risk of cross-contamination

Specifications:

Neonatal SpO2 Adhesive Sensors, 3 ft.
Single patient use 20 / box, sterilizable
Weight < 3 kg or > 40 kg
Not made with natural rubber latex.

Adhesive-Adherent: Yes
Color: White
Country Of Origin: Mexico
Latex Free: Not made with natural rubber latex
Manufacturer: Masimo
Material: TPU Jacket
Size: Neo-L

Sensor SpO2 LNCS Neo-L Neonate 3' Single-Patient, 20/Bx - Neo-L Neonatal Long (<3Kg) | Dealmed Medical Supplies

How does the LNCS SpO2 Sensor differ from other pulse oximetry sensors I've used before?

The LNCS SpO2 Sensor is designed for hospitals upgrading to Masimo SET® technology, offering compatibility without changing the clinician-user interface, and uses low noise cabled sensors to reduce interference [Manufacturer Info].

When should I consider replacing the sensor, and are there signs of wear I should look out for?

Replace the LNCS SpO2 Sensor after each patient use as it is designed for single patient use; signs of wear include adhesive degradation or physical damage to the cable [Manufacturer Info].

How reliable is the adhesive used on these sensors for patients with sensitive skin?

The adhesive on the LNCS SpO2 Sensor is generally well-tolerated, but always monitor for skin integrity issues as sensitivities can vary among patients [Manufacturer Info].

Are there any specific storage requirements to maintain the functionality of these sensors?

Store the LNCS SpO2 Sensors in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain adhesive effectiveness and sensor integrity [Manufacturer Info].

Could you explain how the LNCS Sensor integrates with existing MASIMO SET® oximeters?

The LNCS Sensor connects to MASIMO SET® oximeters using LNC series or Red LNC series patient cables, ensuring seamless integration with existing systems [Manufacturer Info].

What are some common troubleshooting issues I might encounter with these sensors and how do I resolve them?

Common issues include poor signal detection or intermittent readings, typically resolved by checking the sensor's placement, ensuring skin contact, and verifying cable connections [Manufacturer Info].

How does this sensor ensure accurate readings in a busy hospital setting where noise interference is a concern?

LNCS sensors are designed with low noise cabling to minimize interference from electronic devices and ensure accurate readings in busy hospital settings [Manufacturer Info].

For mobile units or transport scenarios, does the 3' cable length offer enough flexibility?

The 3' cable length of the LNCS Sensor provides adequate flexibility for mobile units and transport scenarios, allowing patient mobility without disrupting monitoring [Product Specs].

Why might one choose these adhesive sensors over another brand when considering hospital procurement?

Hospitals might choose LNCS SpO2 Sensors for their compatibility with Masimo SET® oximeters, single-use design that enhances hygiene, and effective performance in noise-prone environments [Manufacturer Info].