IBP Cable Sensor Invasive Blood Pressure Module for CONTEC Patient Monitors

Designed to deliver precise invasive blood pressure measurements with CONTEC patient monitors, this IBP cable sensor module offers dual-channel monitoring across arterial and venous pressures. Compatibility is determined by the monitor interface version, so choose the IBP version that matches your specific CONTEC interface to ensure a secure, plug-and-play connection.

Key Features

• Plug-and-play IBP technique that pairs with CONTEC monitors via the correct interface version
• Dual-channel measurement: CH1 and CH2 report SYS, DIA, and MAP for arterial and venous readings
• Compatible with adult, pediatric (enfant), and infant patients
• Low-power operation with no special power supply required
• Automatic digital data processing for clear, reliable trends
• Time-based zero calibration with a dedicated calibration function
• Supports monitoring of ART, PA, CVP, RAP, LAP, ICP, and P1–P2 Expand Pressure

Technical Specifications

• Measure ranges: ART 0–40 kPa; PA -0.8–16 kPa; CVP/RAP/LAP/ICP -1.3–5.3 kPa; P1–P2 -1.3–40 kPa
• Zero calibration: every time the module is used
• Calibration: termly or when using a new sensor
• Sensitivity: 5 μV/V/mmHg
• Impedance range: 300–3000 Ω
• Resolution: 1 mmHg
• Accuracy: ±2% or 1 mmHg (whichever is larger)
• Update interval: ~1 second
• Display mode: shown on the corresponding monitor screen

Why This IBP Module Stands Out

• Precise, multi-parameter hemodynamic data in a compact, single-component setup that integrates seamlessly with CONTEC systems
• Dual-channel design enables simultaneous arterial and venous pressure monitoring, speeding clinical decisions in critical care
• Dedicated calibration routines ensure measurement integrity over time, with easy re-zeroing for each use
• Broad measurement range supports complex hemodynamic scenarios—from routine arterial BP checks to advanced pressures like ICP and P1–P2 Expand Pressure

Ideal Use Cases

• Intensive Care Unit (ICU) patients requiring continuous arterial and venous pressure monitoring
• Operating room anesthesia settings where rapid, accurate BP readings are critical
• Pediatric and neonatal monitoring scenarios where small pressure variations matter
• Situations demanding simultaneous ART, PA, CVP/RAP/LAP/ICP, and P1–P2 pressure tracking for comprehensive hemodynamics

Practical Setup and Care Tips

• Verify the monitor interface version and select the matching IBP version to ensure correct connection
• Securely connect the IBP cable to the CONTEC monitor and confirm a stable transducer setup with no leaks
• Perform zero calibration with the patient in a stable position; rely on the monitor’s automatic data processing for trend reliability
• Implement termly calibration or recalibration whenever swapping sensors to maintain accuracy
• Leverage dual-channel data in conjunction with other monitor metrics to form a comprehensive hemodynamic picture

Note: In mmHg equivalents, ART typically ranges from 0–300 mmHg, PA from roughly -6 to 120 mmHg, CVP/RAP/LAP/ICP from about -11 to 40 mmHg, and P1–P2 up to ~300 mmHg. Exact values depend on patient physiology and sensor calibration.