Bluetooth Hemoglobin Meter

Introduction

Main Features

【Tiny blood sample】Only 10 µl of whole blood is required to have an accurate measurement of hemoglobin levels.

【Fast measuring time】Results are ready in 15 seconds

【Easy-to-read large LCD】Large LCD screen with a big font for easy reading

【Rechargeable Battary】Eco-friendly solution to reduce the battery wastes

Main Performance

Methodology: Reflectance Method, Bluetooth, USB Port
Measurement Range: 4.5-25.6g/dL, 45-256g/L, 2.8-15.9mmol/L
Speci man: 10 µL Whole blood (peripheral and venous whole blood)
Power source: Built-in 1200mAh lithium battery
Battery Endurance: After cycle charge 300 times, electric quantity reduce by 30%
Units of Measurement: g/dL; g/L; mmol/L
Memory: 800 records
Automatic Shut Off: 5 minutes after displaying results
Meter Storage Conditions: 0-55℃;≤ 90% RH
System Operating Conditions: 8~37℃; 0~90% RH; seal-level 3000m
Test strip Storage Conditions: 1~30℃
Warranty Period: 5 years

Packaging & Delivery

• Net Weight per Unit: 90 g

• Meter Dimensions: 136 × 66 × 25 mm

Package Contents

• 1 × Meter

• 1 × Carry Case

• 1 × USB Cable

• 2 × Optical Verification Strips

• 1 × User Manual

• 1 × Warranty Card

• 1 × Packaging Box

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How does Bluetooth connectivity support record management across multiple testing locations?

The meter combines Bluetooth connectivity with internal storage for up to 800 Hb readings. Results can be viewed directly on the large LCD, allowing records to remain available on the device without relying solely on a connected phone. For bulk buyers supplying equipment to multiple locations, this combination offers both local record retention and wireless connectivity within the same meter.

2. What should be included in a complete Hb testing package beyond the standard meter kit?

The standard package includes the meter, carrying case, USB cable, two optical verification strips, user manual, and warranty card. A complete testing supply package also requires compatible Hb test strips, lancets, and blood collection accessories. Since each measurement uses 10 μL of whole blood, bulk buyers should coordinate the required collection supplies with strip quantities when preparing equipment and consumable orders.

3. How can the optical verification accessories support quality checks across large equipment shipments?

Each meter comes with two optical verification strips for checking the optical measurement system according to the manufacturer's procedure. These accessories provide a consistent instrument-checking method that can be incorporated into batch acceptance and technical support processes. For bulk buyers receiving multiple units, the included verification materials offer a practical way to organize routine optical system checks across the purchased equipment.

4. What should buyers consider when replacing existing Hb analyzers with this Bluetooth model?

The meter uses reflectance photometry and requires 10 μL of peripheral capillary or venous whole blood, with results available in approximately 15 seconds. Its Hb measurement range is 4.5–25.6 g/dL. Bulk buyers comparing it with existing equipment should consider the measurement method, specimen compatibility, sample volume, and testing time together. These specifications determine how closely the new system matches the requirements of an existing Hb testing program.

5. How does the rechargeable battery affect maintenance and long-term procurement costs?

The meter has a built-in 1200 mAh lithium battery and comes with a USB charging cable, eliminating routine disposable battery replacement. Battery capacity is expected to decrease by approximately 30% after 300 charging cycles. The instrument also carries a five-year warranty. For large equipment orders, these figures help buyers evaluate charging arrangements, battery aging, and long-term operating costs alongside the initial purchase price.

6. What storage conditions should be applied when shipping meters and Hb test strips together?

The meter has a storage temperature range of 0–55°C, while compatible Hb test strips require 1–30°C storage. The system operates at 8–37°C. For bulk shipments containing both instruments and consumables, transportation and warehousing should follow the more restrictive strip storage conditions. This distinction is particularly relevant when preparing combined equipment packages for distribution across different climates.