Secondhand Radiometer OXI3 Console Type Pulse Oximeter

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Report date: 13.10.2025

Pulse Oximeter Device Analysis Report

Overview and Device Description

The device shown in the visuals is a pulse oximeter unit. Such devices are used to non-invasively (without bodily intervention) measure patients’ blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) and pulse rate. It is a medical device and may be suitable for use in clinical or home environments. The visual shows one main unit and one sensor cable attached to it.

Condition and Status Assessment

The overall condition of the device has been assessed as used. Its white casing shows significant yellowing and discoloration due to age and use. General dirt and some stains are observed on the device’s surface. On the upper casing, there are residues from a previously affixed label that has been removed. These cosmetic imperfections indicate that the device has been used for a long time but cannot be classified as major damage affecting its functionality.

• Casing: The casing generally has scratches, dirt, and discoloration. No cracks or fractures have been detected.
• Screen: On the device’s front panel, there are two separate digital screens displaying “SaO₂” and “Pulse” values. As the device is powered off, it cannot be determined whether the screens are functional or if they have any scratches. However, no cracks or fractures are visible on the screen protector plastics.
• Buttons: The “MEM”, “SET”, and directional buttons on the front panel are physically in place and show no significant damage.

Mechanical and Electronic Components

The mechanical parts of the device are in a stable condition according to visual inspection. The casing integrity is preserved, and the button assembly appears physically sound. On the left side of the device, there is a red-colored socket input where the sensor cable is connected, and the cable is currently plugged into this socket. No breaks or significant crushing in the outer insulation of the cable itself are observed. No comments can be made regarding the electronic components of the device as it is not in operational condition.

Accessories and Connections

The only accessory that comes with the product in the visual is the sensor cable connected to the device. The finger-clip part of the sensor is not visible in the image. Other accessories such as an external power cable, user manual, or original box are not visible.

Label and Model Information

There is no clear and legible text indicating the brand or model on the device. The term “OXImeter” is present on the front panel, indicating the type of device. There is an illegible label residue on the upper part, therefore, information such as serial number, REF code, or manufacturing year could not be obtained.

Potential Malfunction Risk

There is no definitive evidence of malfunction, such as a clearly broken or burnt part, on the device. However, the overall cosmetic condition of the device and noticeable wear and tear indicate a history of extensive use. This age and level of use may affect the lifespan of electronic components. Nevertheless, the integrity of the device’s casing and the absence of significant physical damage in the visual suggest that it has the potential to perform its basic functions.