Secondhand Mek MP570T Console Type Pulse Oximeter

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Report date: 06.02.2026

MEK ICS MP570T Pulse Oximeter Analysis Report

Device Identification

The device in the examined images is a monitoring equipment used for medical purposes. It is a portable Pulse Oximeter device that measures the patient’s blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) and pulse rate (PR – Pulse Rate) when used in intensive care, operating rooms, or for bedside monitoring. Cable accessories, which appear to be compatible with the device, are also present next to it.

Brand and Model

As a result of detailed examination of the images, the inscription “MP570T” is clearly visible in the upper left corner of the device, and “MEK Intensive Care System” is clearly legible just below the screen. In light of this data, the brand and model information of the product is as follows with certainty:

• Brand: MEK (MEK ICS)
• Model: MP570T

The device is an MP570T model pulse oximeter manufactured by MEK Intensive Care Systems, a South Korean medical device manufacturer.

General Condition and Cosmetic Examination

The device’s outer casing is made of white hard plastic material. Its general appearance indicates a “used” condition. Noteworthy details regarding its physical state are as follows:

• The device’s front panel maintains its integrity, but it needs cleaning.
• There is a prominent adhesive mark or label residue (yellowish stain) in the area between the LED indicator panel on the right side of the screen and the rotary adjustment knob. This area appears cosmetically deformed.
• No deep cracks or breaks have been detected on the casing.
• The device is resting on a newspaper, which suggests that the product is not in a sterile environment, but likely in a storage or technical service/maintenance setting.

Screen Analysis and Operating Status

In the first image, the device is seen to be in operating (ON) condition. The screen features blue backlit LCD technology, and the information displayed on it is legible. The data on the screen is as follows:

• Warning Message: The screen displays “SPO2 CHECK PROBE” in capital letters. This warning indicates that the device is operating but not receiving data from the sensor (either the sensor is not connected or not attached to a finger).
• Numerical Data: PR (Pulse Rate) and % (Saturation) values are blank, shown as “—” (dash). The unit “bpm” is visible at the bottom.
• Technical Codes: At the top of the screen, there are codes like “FB-???-2084 FB:03,” which are presumed to be system or firmware version information.
• Symbols: In the upper left, there is a sound/speaker icon, next to it an alarm bell icon, and in the upper right, a battery status icon (half-full battery icon).
• Status LED: The vertical green LED light on the right panel is illuminated, confirming that the device is powered on.

Accessories and Connection Equipment

In the second image, accessories included with or compatible with the device are seen inside a cardboard box:

• SpO2 Probe: 1 adult finger-type SpO2 sensor (clip-on). The sensor’s cable is gray/white, and its connector part is rectangular with a purple strain relief component.
• Power Cable: 1 standard “Schuko” type (earthed European plug) gray power cable.
• Other: A transparent bag likely contains a spare part or additional connection accessory, but it is not clearly discernible.

Areas of Use

The MEK MP570T is suitable for use in hospital emergency departments, intensive care units, patient transport processes, or home care services. Its primary function is to non-invasively monitor (with a sensor attached to the fingertip) a patient’s oxygen saturation and heart rate instantly. With adult, pediatric, and neonatal sensors (when the appropriate probe is attached), it can be used for all age groups.

Mechanical and Electronic Components

On the right front face of the device, there are physical buttons and a rotary knob (jog dial) for controls:

• The rotary knob is in place and appears physically sound.
• The green “Power” button in the bottom right corner is intact.
• The yellow “Alarm Mute” button and other membrane buttons do not appear worn.
• The black socket input on the front panel is likely for the SpO2 probe.

Battery Status

The presence of the battery icon on the LCD screen proves that the device has an internal rechargeable battery. The icon’s status may indicate that the device is currently running on battery power or its charging status, but the battery’s health (how long it lasts) cannot be determined from the image.

Potential Malfunction Risks and Deficiencies

Based on visual analyses:

• The device is displaying a “CHECK PROBE” warning. The probe from the second image should be connected to the device and tested. The possibility of a faulty probe or poor contact with the socket should not be overlooked.
• Apart from the cosmetic adhesive stain on the front surface, no other noticeable risks (rust, broken casing, etc.) are present.

Quantity Information

Products examined in the report:

• 1 Unit MEK MP570T Main Unit
• 1 Unit SpO2 Probe (Cabled)
• 1 Unit Power Cable

Label Information

Since there is no image showing the back or bottom of the device, information such as serial number (SN), year of manufacture, or REF code could not be read and reported. Only the software codes displayed on the screen (FB…2084) could be identified.