Introducing the iHealth Track Arm Blood Pressure Monitor
The iHealth Track Connected Arm Blood Pressure Monitor is a medical device designed for the automatic measurement of blood pressure and pulse rate. Utilizing oscillometric principles, it offers a straightforward way to monitor one’s health.
Essential Usage Tips
To achieve the most accurate readings, users should follow certain steps:
- Relax for five minutes before taking a reading.
- Ensure you are sitting comfortably, with the cuff at heart level.
- Avoid talking or moving during measurement and use the same arm for consistency.
- Remove batteries if the device will be idle for extended periods.
Please note that the device is not suitable for pediatric use, for users with serious arrhythmias, or using a non-iHealth cuff.
Device Features and Connectivity
The device is equipped with a Memory/Sync button, a Start/Stop button, and an easy-to-read display featuring useful symbols indicating Bluetooth connectivity, low battery, irregular heartbeat, and more. It has been created with simplicity in mind yet provides comprehensive functionality.
Enhanced Functionality through Connectivity
Although the iHealth Track Blood Pressure Monitor can operate as a stand-alone device, users can harness its full potential by connecting it to the iHealth MyVitals App.
This app, available for both iOS and Android, enables users to track, manage, and share their health data conveniently. Data can also be securely stored and managed through iHealth cloud service. Always check for the updated list of compatible devices to ensure smooth connectivity.
Battery Installation and Maintenance
The monitor operates on four “AAA” batteries, with correct installation required to ensure proper function. When the low battery indicator is displayed, all batteries should be replaced. Users are advised against utilizing rechargeable batteries. At the end of the device’s life, disposal must comply with local regulations.
Correct Cuff Placement
The universal size cuff of the iHealth Track Blood Pressure Monitor is designed to fit arms with a circumference of 22 to 42cm. If the cuff is too small, users are recommended to consider a wrist blood pressure monitor instead.
This manual offers an abridged guide to using the monitor, with a full version available at the official iHealth support website. The information from the first two pages provides essential product features, usage instructions, and connectivity options to optimize the user’s health management experience.
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