Baby Sound C Fetal Doppler

Description

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Baby Sound C

Specifications:

Fetal Doppler, baby sound C, Ultrasound Fetal Doppler, LCD Display with Back Light If you are pregnant and want to hear the baby’s heart beat, please choose the 3Mhz or 2mhz probe. The 8Mhz probe is not for hearing the baby’s heart beat

A 3Mhz is more sensitive than a 2Mhz probe and can pick up baby’s heartbeat as early as 8-10 weeks gestation. The 3 MHz is an early term and general-purpose Doppler probe. It will work very well through most full-term pregnancies. The 2MHz probe was designed to accommodate late term and obese pregnancies since it works best at 10 cm and larger depths.

Key features:

• Nice shape, portable, easy operation
• Powerful built-in speaker for listening the heartbeat without headphones
• Easy to read LCD with on/off backlight
• Clear digital fetal heart rate display
• Uses 2 AA size batteries which are easy to find (2 new Batteries are included)
• Auto-off feature & low battery consumption to ensures hours & hours of usage
• Battery icon which indicates how much battery is left
• Headphone jack for listening to the heartbeat or for linking the unit to a computer
• Weights only 180g with the batteries inserted
• Compact design with buttons which are design to withstand repeated usage without wearing out or breaking
• Battery status indicator.
• The probe can be changeable.
• Built-in speaker.
• Output for headphones.
• Auto shut off.
• Two pieces of standard 1.5V alkaline battery available which can work no less than 8 hours.
• The probe has bending structure which is easy to operate and can increase the ease of the pregnant women, embodies the humane care design.
• Battery status indicator.

Units features 3 easy to operate modes :

Mode 1: A heart icon is displayed when the heartbeat is detected and the real-time heart rate is displayed numerically

Mode 2: A heart icon is displayed when the heartbeat is detected and it averages the heart rate for a more stable reading

Mode 3: this mode allows the user to calculate an average heart rate over a specific period of time by manually pushing a button to start & stop the time