CMS5100 Patient Monitor | Portable Vital Signs Monitor with NIBP, SpO2, TEMP #

Portable patient monitor with NIBP, SpO2, TEMP, and PR monitoring, 2.8" color TFT display, visual/audible alarms, and large data storage. Ideal for hospitals, clinics, ambulances, and home use.

The CONTEC CMS5100 Patient Monitor is a compact, feature‑rich vital signs monitor designed for reliable, real‑time patient assessment across all age groups—from neonates to adults. With integrated monitoring of NIBP (non‑invasive blood pressure), SpO₂ (oxygen saturation), TEMP, and PR (pulse rate), this versatile device delivers comprehensive vital signs data in a lightweight, portable package.

Whether you're monitoring patients in a hospital ward, emergency room, ICU/CCU, operating room, or even inside an ambulance, the CMS5100 adapts seamlessly to your clinical environment. Its high cost‑effectiveness, user‑friendly interface, and large‑capacity data storage make it an ideal choice for hospitals, community medical centers, and home healthcare.

Key Features

🩸 Comprehensive Multi‑Parameter Monitoring

The CMS5100 monitors four key vital signs in a single, integrated device:

• NIBP – Systolic (SYS), diastolic (DIA), and mean arterial pressure

• SpO₂ – Blood oxygen saturation with plethysmographic waveform display

• TEMP – Body temperature

• PR – Pulse rate with bar graph display

This multi‑parameter capability provides a complete snapshot of a patient's physiological status, supporting faster clinical decisions.

👶 Versatile Patient Population

The CMS5100 is applicable for adults, pediatric patients, and neonates of all ages, making it a flexible solution for departments ranging from pediatrics and obstetrics/gynecology to surgery, ICU/CCU, and emergency rooms.

🖥️ Dual‑Screen Display for Optimal Visibility

The CMS5100 features a high‑brightness digital tube display for clear, at‑a‑glance reading of SYS, DIA, SpO₂, PR, and bar graph, alongside a 2.8" (320×240) true color TFT LCD screen that displays TEMP data, time, SpO₂ plethysmogram, alarm conditions, trend graphs, lists, and system settings. This dual‑screen design ensures critical values are always visible.

🔔 Visual & Audible Alarms with Adjustable Limits

Enhance patient safety with visual and audible alarms for SYS, DIA, SpO₂, TEMP, and PR. The upper and lower alarm limits can be set as needed, allowing clinicians to customize alert thresholds for different patients and clinical scenarios.

💾 Massive Independent Data Storage

The CMS5100 features independent nonvolatile memory with impressive storage capacity:

• 2,000 groups of NIBP data

• 7,900 groups of TEMP data

• 78,000 groups of SpO₂ data

This ensures that patient data is preserved even during power interruptions.

📊 Comprehensive Trend Review

Quickly review measurement data with convenient trend graphs:

• 24‑hour NIBP trend graph

• 24‑hour TEMP data

• 22‑hour SpO₂ trend graph

These trend views enable clinicians to track changes over time and make informed clinical decisions.

🔋 Built‑in Rechargeable Battery

The CMS5100 is powered by a built‑in rechargeable lithium polymer battery, ensuring uninterrupted monitoring even during transport or power outages.

📱 Compact, Flexible & Portable Design

• Compact and flexible appearance – Easy to carry and suitable for both indoor and outdoor (including ambulance) monitoring

• Lightweight construction – Reduces transport burden for medical staff

• Perfect menu design – User‑friendly interface simplifies operation

🏥 Wide Clinical Application

The CMS5100 is suitable for a broad range of clinical settings:

• Medicine and surgery wards

• Operating rooms

• ICU/CCU

• Emergency rooms

• Obstetrics and gynecology

• Pediatrics

Specifications

Why Choose the CMS5100?

What's Included

• CMS5100 Patient Monitor Main Unit

• NIBP Cuff (size may vary by region)

• SpO₂ Probe

• TEMP Probe

• Power Adapter

• User Manual

Applications

The CMS5100 Patient Monitor is suitable for:

• Hospitals – General wards, ICUs, operating rooms, emergency departments

• Community Health Centers – Routine vital signs screening

• Ambulance & Emergency Transport – Portable monitoring during transport

• Home Healthcare – Patient monitoring in home settings

• Pediatric & Neonatal Care – Age‑appropriate monitoring for all pediatric patients

• Obstetrics & Gynecology – Maternal and neonatal monitoring

FAQ

Q: What parameters does the CMS5100 monitor?
A: The CMS5100 monitors NIBP (systolic, diastolic, and mean arterial pressure), SpO₂ (blood oxygen saturation), TEMP (body temperature), and PR (pulse rate).

Q: What patient populations is the CMS5100 suitable for?
A: The CMS5100 is applicable for adults, pediatric patients, and neonates of all ages, making it suitable for departments ranging from pediatrics and OB/GYN to surgery and ICU.

Q: What type of display does the CMS5100 have?
A: The CMS5100 features a dual‑screen display—a high‑brightness digital tube display for SYS, DIA, SpO₂, PR, and bar graph, plus a 2.8" (320×240) true color TFT LCD for TEMP, time, plethysmogram, alarm status, trend graphs, and system settings.

Q: Does the CMS5100 have alarm functions?
A: Yes. The CMS5100 features visual and audible alarms for SYS, DIA, SpO₂, TEMP, and PR, with adjustable upper and lower limits that can be set as needed.

Q: How much data can the CMS5100 store?
A: The CMS5100 features independent nonvolatile memory with capacity for 2,000 groups of NIBP data, 7,900 groups of TEMP data, and 78,000 groups of SpO₂ data.

Q: Can I review trend data?
A: Yes. The CMS5100 allows convenient review of 24‑hour NIBP trend graphs, 24‑hour TEMP data, and 22‑hour SpO₂ trend graphs.

Q: Is the CMS5100 portable?
A: Yes. The CMS5100 features a compact and flexible appearance, is easy to carry, and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor monitoring, including in ambulances.

Q: Does it have a battery?
A: Yes. The CMS5100 is equipped with a built‑in rechargeable lithium polymer battery that ensures uninterrupted monitoring.

Q: What clinical settings is the CMS5100 suitable for?
A: The CMS5100 is suitable for medicine, surgery, operating rooms, ICU/CCU, emergency rooms, obstetrics and gynecology, and pediatrics, as well as community medical centers and home use.