Superior SpO2 Technology
Clinically validated for use in challenging conditions such as motion and low perfusion
High Resolution Pulse Oximetry
High Resolution Pulse Oximetry (HRPO) allows users to see SpO2 measurements to the tenths decimal place
PPG Digital Output
For physiologic timing applications, the PPG output can be used for a variety of applications including measuring the time the pulse wave takes to travel between two arterial sites, such as from the heart to the finger
Environmentally Safe
Meets Restriction of Hazardous Substance Directive (RoHS) standards to minimize the introduction of hazardous material into the patient environment
Fast Integration
Easy to integrate, the compact Xpod is an ideal pulse oximetry add-on that doesn’t require space in your monitor housing
Connector Options
Choose from Mini-12, USB or custom connector based on volume agreement
Compatible with PureLight® Sensors
Nonin PureLight® sensor technology provides superior performance with consistent accuracy for challenging patient applications
PureSAT® Pulse Oximetry Technology
Provides superior performance and accuracy for challenging patient applications, including neonates, dark skin pigmentation, and low perfusion1
Your Partner
of Choice
For more than 40 years, Nonin’s integration-ready components along with our expert support and dedication to the design of noninvasive monitoring devices, have helped medical professionals meet clinical and economic objectives. More than 400 OEM partners around the world rely on Nonin technology to successfully integrate superior pulse oximetry and regional oximetry into their products.
PureSAT®
SpO2 Technology
Nonin PureSAT technology uses intelligent pulse-by-pulse filtering to provide fast, precise oximetry measurements—even in the presence of SpO2 changes, poor peripheral blood circulations, motion, and other challenging conditions.2
High Resolution Pulse Oximetry
for Accurate SpO2 Measurements
Nonin High Resolution Pulse Oximetry (HRPO) displays pulse oximetry (SpO2) measurements to the tenths decimal place, allowing a higher level of precision to drops in SpO2.