BP Meter Ambulatory PM50 – Cuff Obese

BP Meter – Ambulatory PM50 Cuff (Obese / Large Adult)

The Ambulatory PM50 Obese Cuff is a specially designed replacement cuff for the PM50 / ABPM50 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring system. It is used for patients with larger arm circumferences to ensure accurate and reliable blood pressure readings during continuous monitoring.

This cuff is essential in ambulatory (24-hour) BP testing, where the device automatically takes readings throughout the day and night. A correctly sized cuff is critical because an undersized cuff can cause inaccurate or falsely elevated blood pressure readings, especially in larger patients.

The obese cuff is designed for large adult or bariatric arm sizes, typically covering a range of approximately 35–47 cm arm circumference, depending on the configuration. It provides a secure fit to maintain proper pressure distribution during long-term monitoring sessions.

It is made from durable, medical-grade material, designed for comfort during extended wear (up to 24 hours) and reliable performance in clinical environments.

Key Features:

• Compatible obese / large adult cuff for PM50 / ABPM50 systems
• Designed for 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring
• Suitable for larger arm circumferences (approx. 35–47 cm range)
• Ensures accurate readings for bariatric patients
• Durable, medical-grade construction for repeated clinical use
• Comfortable design for long-duration wear
• Secure fit for stable inflation and reliable data collection

Applications:

• 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring
• Hypertension diagnosis in obese patients
• Hospital cardiology and diagnostic departments
• Specialist referral assessments
• Clinical and research use

Important Note:

⚠️ This is only the obese cuff accessory and must be used with a compatible PM50 / ABPM50 ambulatory blood pressure monitor system.

Why Choose the PM50 Obese Cuff?

It ensures accurate, stable, and clinically reliable readings for larger patients, making it essential for proper ambulatory monitoring and correct hypertension diagnosis.