The GE TruSignal SpO₂ Sensor is a direct-connect pulse oximetry accessory designed for oxygen saturation (SpO₂) monitoring with compatible patient monitoring equipment. It features a rectangular 9-pin connector and a 3-metre cable made from TPU material.
The supplied product information lists compatibility with selected GE Dash, Solar and Eagle monitor models, as well as GE i/9500 systems using Tram 451N5/851N5. Multiple sensor configurations are listed for adult, pediatric and neonatal applications, including finger clip, silicone soft rubber, pediatric clip, neonatal wrap and neonatal Y-type options.
An adult ear clip and an animal ear clip are also included in the listed options. Confirm the exact monitor compatibility, connector configuration and required sensor type with the supplier before ordering.
Key Features
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Product type: GE TruSignal SpO₂ sensor
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Category: Direct-connect SpO₂ sensor
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Cable material: TPU
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Connector type: Rectangular 9-pin
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Cable length: 3 metres
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Listed monitor compatibility: Selected GE Dash, Solar and Eagle models, plus other systems specified below
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Sensor options: Adult, pediatric, neonatal, adult ear clip and animal ear clip
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Regulatory information: “Medical Device Regulatory” is listed in the supplied details; specific certification or registration is not identified
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Product Name |
GE TruSignal SpO₂ Sensor |
| Product Type |
GE SpO₂ sensor |
| Category |
Direct-Connect SpO₂ Sensors |
| Cable Material |
TPU |
| Connector Guide |
Rectangular 9-pin |
| Cable Length |
3 metres |
| Compatibility |
Selected GE Dash, Solar and Eagle monitors, plus other listed systems |
| Regulatory Information |
Medical Device Regulatory — specific documentation not supplie |
Product Disclaimer
Specifications and included accessories may vary by production batch, market, or manufacturer revision. Please verify the exact configuration with the seller before purchase. This product information is intended for general product guidance and does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
