ABPM50 Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor with SpO2 | 24-Hour Monitoring
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If your doctor has asked you or a family member to monitor blood pressure over an entire day, the technical term you may hear is ambulatory blood pressure monitoring, or ABPM.
The ABPM50 ambulatory blood pressure monitor is designed to take blood pressure readings at different times while the person continues normal daily activities and sleeps.
Instead of showing only one BP reading from one moment, it can build a larger record across the monitoring period. A healthcare professional can then review those readings and look at how blood pressure changes through the day and night.
The monitor also supports SpO2 monitoring with a compatible SpO2 sensor or probe. SpO2 means estimated blood oxygen saturation.
What Does the ABPM50 Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor Measure?
The product uses a few medical terms, but they are easier to understand once explained.
How Does 24-Hour Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring Work?
A normal home BP monitor usually gives you a reading when you decide to sit down and measure it.
An ambulatory monitor works differently. After a healthcare professional sets up the monitoring plan, the cuff remains on the person's arm and the portable unit can take readings at scheduled times during the day and night.
This allows the monitor to collect BP information while the person is working, resting, sleeping or carrying out normal activities.
The ABPM50 can store up to 350 sets of ambulatory NIBP data during a monitoring session. Afterward, the stored information can be reviewed using compatible PC software.
Key Features of the ABPM50 Monitor
24-Hour BP Monitoring
Supports ambulatory monitoring across a person's normal daily routine, including daytime and sleeping periods.
Up to 350 Ambulatory Records
Stores a large number of BP readings during an ambulatory monitoring session for later review.
SpO2 Support
Supports blood oxygen saturation monitoring when a compatible SpO2 probe or sensor is connected.
Colour TFT Display
The colour digital screen provides clear viewing of readings, system information and operating prompts.
Automatic and Manual Measurement
The monitor supports scheduled automatic ambulatory readings as well as individual manual measurements when required.
PC Data Review
Stored information can be transferred to compatible PC software for review, graphs, analysis and report printing.
Portable Design
The compact monitor can be carried in its pouch while the person continues normal daily activities during the monitoring period.
System Prompts
The unit provides useful information such as low-power prompts, alarms, error messages and time information.
Using an Ambulatory BP Monitor at Home
Although the monitoring period may happen mostly at home, this product should not be treated like an ordinary household BP machine.
A healthcare professional should explain how the cuff should fit, how often readings should be taken and what the person should do during the monitoring period.
During a scheduled measurement, it may help to keep the arm relaxed and avoid unnecessary movement until the cuff has finished measuring. Always follow the instructions given by the treating professional and the supplied user manual.
If you or a family member is wearing the device, continue normal activities unless the healthcare professional gives different instructions. The purpose is usually to understand BP behaviour during everyday life rather than only under clinic conditions.
Why May a Doctor Recommend Ambulatory BP Monitoring?
Blood pressure does not stay exactly the same throughout the day. Activity, rest, sleep, stress and other factors can affect the numbers.
Therefore, several readings collected over an extended period may give the healthcare professional more information than one measurement taken during a short clinic visit.
The recorded data may help a clinician review blood pressure patterns and decide whether further assessment or changes in management are needed. The monitor itself does not make that decision.
SpO2 Monitoring Explained Simply
SpO2 is the estimated percentage of oxygen carried in the blood. A compatible finger sensor uses light to estimate this value.
The ABPM50 configuration shown for this product supports SpO2 monitoring. However, the listed package contents do not clearly confirm that the SpO2 finger probe is included as standard.
Therefore, if SpO2 monitoring is important for your purchase, confirm the included accessories before ordering.
PC Software, Graphs and Reports
After the monitoring period, stored measurements can be transferred to a compatible computer through the supported PC connection.
The software can help healthcare professionals review individual measurements, examine trends, view graphs and prepare reports.
These reports can make a large number of readings easier to organise. However, a qualified healthcare professional should interpret the results together with the person's symptoms, medical history and other findings.
ABPM50 Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | ABPM50 |
| Product Type | Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor |
| Monitoring | 24-hour ambulatory NIBP monitoring |
| Main Parameters | Blood pressure and pulse rate; SpO2 supported with compatible sensor |
| Ambulatory Data Storage | Up to 350 sets |
| Manual Data Storage | Up to 300 sets |
| Display | High-definition colour TFT display |
| Pressure Units | mmHg / kPa |
| Measurement Options | Automatic and manual |
| PC Connectivity | Yes, for compatible software-based data review and reporting |
| Patient Groups | Adult and paediatric use with correct cuff selection and professional guidance |
| Country of Origin | India |
What Comes with the ABPM50?
Based on the product information currently shown, the standard set includes:
- ABPM50 monitor
- Blood pressure cuff
- Connecting tubing
- Carrying pouch
- USB cable
- User manual
For Healthcare Professionals, Clinics and Hospitals
The ABPM50 can also support professional ambulatory BP assessment in clinics, hospitals and other healthcare settings.
Its large data storage, automatic measurement schedule, manual readings, PC connectivity, trend graphs and report functions can help organise extended monitoring data.
Healthcare professionals should select an appropriate cuff, configure the monitoring schedule and interpret the collected data according to the person's clinical needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an ambulatory blood pressure monitor?
It is a portable BP monitor that can take repeated readings while a person continues normal activities over an extended period.
Can the ABPM50 monitor blood pressure for 24 hours?
Yes. It supports 24-hour ambulatory NIBP monitoring and can store up to 350 ambulatory BP measurement sets.
What does NIBP mean?
NIBP means non-invasive blood pressure. It simply refers to measuring BP with an inflatable cuff without entering the body.
Does the ABPM50 support SpO2 monitoring?
Yes. The product supports SpO2 monitoring with a compatible SpO2 sensor or probe. Confirm whether the probe is included before purchase.
Can I use this like a normal home BP machine?
This device is intended for extended ambulatory monitoring rather than simple occasional self-checks. A healthcare professional should normally guide setup and review the resulting data.
Can the readings be reviewed on a computer?
Yes. Compatible PC software supports data review, trend graphs, analysis and report printing.
Does the monitor diagnose high blood pressure?
No. It records blood pressure measurements and patterns. A qualified healthcare professional should interpret those results and make any diagnosis.
Can children use the ABPM50?
The device supports paediatric monitoring when an appropriate cuff is used and a healthcare professional supervises the monitoring plan.
How many readings can the monitor store?
It can store up to 350 sets of ambulatory NIBP data and up to 300 sets of manually measured data.
ABPM50 Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor with SpO2 Support
If a doctor has recommended extended blood pressure monitoring for you or a family member, the ABPM50 provides portable 24-hour BP recording, large data storage and PC-based report review.
It can also support SpO2 monitoring with a compatible sensor. Before ordering, confirm the cuff and accessories needed for the intended monitoring plan.