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Lux Black Finger Pulse Oximeter

Lux Black Finger Pulse Oximeter

Regular price $150.00
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Fast, accurate O2 readings in your pocket. This sleek pulse oximeter is built for first responders, carers, and anyone who needs real-time vitals at a glance.

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The LUX Black Finger Pulse Oximeter is a professional-grade monitoring device that goes beyond SpO2 and pulse rate — it also measures Perfusion Index, stores up to 12 groups of SpO2 data, runs in continuous monitoring mode, and includes configurable audio and visual alarms. TGA listed and suitable for adult and paediatric patients across clinical, first response, home oxygen, and advanced first aid settings.

The difference between this and a basic oximeter is not just the feature list — it is the clinical utility. Perfusion Index indicates the strength of peripheral blood flow at the measurement site, which affects reading reliability and is relevant in shock, hypothermia, and post-trauma assessment. Data storage and continuous mode make this a monitoring tool, not just a spot-check device. For first responders, carers, clinicians, and home oxygen users who need more than a number on a screen, this is the correct specification.

  • Measures SpO2, pulse rate, and perfusion index — TGA listed SpO2 accuracy ±2% across the 35–100% range. Pulse rate range 30–240 bpm, accuracy ±2 bpm or ±2%. Perfusion Index 0–20% — indicating peripheral blood flow strength at the measurement site. TGA listed for Australian medical compliance. The dual-wavelength LED sensor and anti-motion artefact filters deliver reliable readings even in challenging conditions. Suitable for adult and paediatric patients.
  • OLED display with waveform, pulse bar, and multi-direction rotation The OLED display shows SpO2, pulse rate, perfusion index, a pulse waveform, and a pulse bar graph simultaneously — the full picture in a single view. Multi-direction display rotates for left or right hand use and any viewing angle. In a clinical or first response setting where the device may be read by multiple people in different positions, display flexibility is a practical advantage.
  • Continuous monitoring mode, 12-group data storage, and configurable alarms Choose between 30-second spot check mode or continuous monitoring. Up to 12 groups of SpO2 data stored for trend tracking over time — relevant for home oxygen users, post-operative recovery, and chronic condition management. Audio and visual alarms trigger at configurable thresholds: SpO2 low at 90%, pulse rate low at 50 bpm, pulse rate high at 120 bpm. Low battery indicator prevents unexpected shutdown during monitoring.
  • Splash and drop resistant — 56 x 34 x 30mm, 52g, powered by 2 x AAA batteries Splash and drop resistant construction for field, clinical, and home use. Compact at 56 x 34 x 30mm and 52g — fits in a kit bag, clinical drawer, or pocket without bulk. Powered by 2 x AAA alkaline batteries with automatic power on/off to preserve battery life. Ships from Dubbo, NSW within 2 business days.
Suited to first responders and trauma medics, carers and home oxygen users, GPs and clinical staff, and anyone who needs professional-grade monitoring capability in a portable device. For basic home wellness monitoring, the Budget Fingertip Pulse Oximeter is available in the same range at a lower price point. Browse the full first aid kit supplies range for diagnostic and monitoring items.

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Description

The LUX Black Finger Pulse Oximeter is a professional-grade monitoring device that goes beyond SpO2 and pulse rate — it also measures Perfusion Index, stores up to 12 groups of SpO2 data, runs in continuous monitoring mode, and includes configurable audio and visual alarms. TGA listed and suitable for adult and paediatric patients across clinical, first response, home oxygen, and advanced first aid settings.

The difference between this and a basic oximeter is not just the feature list — it is the clinical utility. Perfusion Index indicates the strength of peripheral blood flow at the measurement site, which affects reading reliability and is relevant in shock, hypothermia, and post-trauma assessment. Data storage and continuous mode make this a monitoring tool, not just a spot-check device. For first responders, carers, clinicians, and home oxygen users who need more than a number on a screen, this is the correct specification.

  • Measures SpO2, pulse rate, and perfusion index — TGA listed SpO2 accuracy ±2% across the 35–100% range. Pulse rate range 30–240 bpm, accuracy ±2 bpm or ±2%. Perfusion Index 0–20% — indicating peripheral blood flow strength at the measurement site. TGA listed for Australian medical compliance. The dual-wavelength LED sensor and anti-motion artefact filters deliver reliable readings even in challenging conditions. Suitable for adult and paediatric patients.
  • OLED display with waveform, pulse bar, and multi-direction rotation The OLED display shows SpO2, pulse rate, perfusion index, a pulse waveform, and a pulse bar graph simultaneously — the full picture in a single view. Multi-direction display rotates for left or right hand use and any viewing angle. In a clinical or first response setting where the device may be read by multiple people in different positions, display flexibility is a practical advantage.
  • Continuous monitoring mode, 12-group data storage, and configurable alarms Choose between 30-second spot check mode or continuous monitoring. Up to 12 groups of SpO2 data stored for trend tracking over time — relevant for home oxygen users, post-operative recovery, and chronic condition management. Audio and visual alarms trigger at configurable thresholds: SpO2 low at 90%, pulse rate low at 50 bpm, pulse rate high at 120 bpm. Low battery indicator prevents unexpected shutdown during monitoring.
  • Splash and drop resistant — 56 x 34 x 30mm, 52g, powered by 2 x AAA batteries Splash and drop resistant construction for field, clinical, and home use. Compact at 56 x 34 x 30mm and 52g — fits in a kit bag, clinical drawer, or pocket without bulk. Powered by 2 x AAA alkaline batteries with automatic power on/off to preserve battery life. Ships from Dubbo, NSW within 2 business days.
Suited to first responders and trauma medics, carers and home oxygen users, GPs and clinical staff, and anyone who needs professional-grade monitoring capability in a portable device. For basic home wellness monitoring, the Budget Fingertip Pulse Oximeter is available in the same range at a lower price point. Browse the full first aid kit supplies range for diagnostic and monitoring items.

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What does the LUX Black Finger Pulse Oximeter measure?
The LUX Black Finger Pulse Oximeter measures three parameters: blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) with ±2% accuracy across the 35–100% range, pulse rate with ±2 bpm accuracy across 30–240 bpm, and Perfusion Index (PI) from 0–20%. It also displays a pulse waveform and pulse bar graph on the OLED screen.

What is Perfusion Index and why does it matter?
Perfusion Index indicates the strength of peripheral blood flow at the measurement site — specifically the ratio of pulsatile to non-pulsatile blood flow at the fingertip. A low PI can indicate poor peripheral circulation, which affects reading reliability and is clinically relevant in shock, hypothermia, and post-trauma assessment. It is a parameter not available on basic budget oximeters and is used by clinicians and first responders to assess both reading validity and patient condition.

Is this oximeter TGA listed?
Yes. The LUX Black Finger Pulse Oximeter is TGA listed, meeting Australian medical device compliance requirements. It is suitable for use in clinical, first response, home oxygen, and advanced first aid settings.

Can this oximeter be used on children?
Yes. The LUX Black Finger Pulse Oximeter is suitable for both adult and paediatric patients. For any health concerns in children, always seek advice from a medical professional.

Does this oximeter store previous readings?
Yes. The LUX Black stores up to 12 groups of SpO2 data for tracking trends over time — relevant for home oxygen users, post-operative recovery, and chronic condition monitoring. This data storage capability distinguishes it from basic spot-check oximeters.

What is the difference between this and the budget oximeter?
The LUX Black adds Perfusion Index measurement, continuous monitoring mode, 12-group data storage, configurable audio and visual alarms, a pulse waveform display, splash and drop resistance, and TGA listing. The budget oximeter provides basic SpO2 and pulse rate spot checks for general wellness monitoring. The LUX Black is the correct choice for clinical use, first response, home oxygen management, and any application requiring more than a basic reading.

How quickly does this ship?
The LUX Black Finger Pulse Oximeter ships from Dubbo, NSW within 2 business days.

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