Masimo 2501 M-LNCS DCI

M-LNCS, or Low Noise Cabled Sensors, are uniquely designed cabled sensors, which offer the best pulse oximetry performance for a sensor with integral cable. LNCS is intended for hospitals that prefer to minimize clinician-user-interface change when upgrading their pulse oximetry to Masimo SET.

Masimo has invested years in creating Low Noise Cabled (or LNC™) technology, the ideal cable for the pulse oximetry environment. LNC provides the highest performance of any integrated pulse oximetry sensor cable and yet is flexible and can be manufactured affordably enough to be used in a disposable sensor. LNCS sensors will work with all Masimo SET pulse oximeters, but are also designed to operate on Nellcor sensor compatible instruments without Oximax.

Multiple designs to serve the needs of many patient types

 

The Masimo 2501 M-LNCS DCI Adult Reusable Sensor is a top-of-the-line choice for emergency medical professionals, paramedics, first responders, EMS and firefighters in need of reliable pulse oximetry equipment for adult patients. With its high-performance LNC technology and adjustable hinge, this sensor is designed to provide accurate readings in high-stress situations. The M-LNCS DCI is a uniquely designed cabled sensor that offers the best pulse oximetry performance for a sensor with an integral cable. This sensor is intended for hospitals that prefer to minimize clinician-user-interface changes when upgrading their pulse oximetry to Masimo SET. The M-LNCS DCI sensor can be used with all Masimo SET pulse oximeters and is non-sterile and not made with natural rubber latex, making it an ideal choice for emergency medical professionals who need reliable and durable equipment.

Each box contains one M-LNCS DCI Adult Reusable Sensor with a 3-foot cable, ensuring that medical personnel have the equipment they need to provide accurate and timely care. The sensor is designed for patients weighing over 30 kg and is equipped with an adjustable hinge to accommodate various finger sizes. The M-LNCS DCI sensor must be repositioned every 4 hours to ensure accurate readings. This sensor is an essential tool for emergency medical professionals who need to quickly and accurately assess the condition of adult patients in the field.