Comparison Nissei DS-700 vs Nissei DS-1031

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	Nissei DS-700	Nissei DS-1031
	from $73.64 up to $75.16 Outdated Product	from $62.00 up to $77.80 Outdated Product
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Type	auto	auto
Place of measurement	shoulder	shoulder
Power source	batteries / mains	batteries / mains
Battery indicator
Device dimensions	140x135x51 mm	115x115x67 mm
Specs
Pressure measuring range	40 – 250 mmHg	40 – 250 mmHg
Pulse measurement range	40 – 160 bpm	40 – 160 bpm
Cuff dimensions	22 – 32 cm	22 – 42 cm
Recording readings	60 pcs	120 pcs
Features
Functions	pulse measurement determination of arrhythmia medium pressure calculation measurement error signal auto switch-off	pulse measurement determination of arrhythmia medium pressure calculation measurement error signal auto switch-off
Added to E-Catalog	march 2013	march 2013

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Cuff dimensions

The cuff's applicable range includes both the minimum and maximum circumferences of the upper arm or wrist (see "Place of measurement"). Modern blood pressure monitors typically feature cuffs suitable for individuals with average physique, covering the majority of adult patients. However, for specialized cases, such as monitoring a child or someone with a larger bicep circumference, it is advisable to measure the arm circumference and compare it with the specified cuff sizes.

— Small. The small cuffs are designed for a shoulder girth of 17-22 cm.

— Standard. Standard cuffs cover a shoulder girth of 22-32 cm.

— Oversized. Oversized cuffs have a girth of 22-36 cm.

— Universal. Cuffs for both thin and large people. Universal cuffs provide a shoulder girth of 22-42 cm.

— Large. Large cuffs with a girth of 33-46 cm are suitable for a full arm or a muscular shoulder of a conditional bodybuilder.

Recording readings

The number of results that can be simultaneously stored in the blood pressure monitor's memory. The ability to store several results in memory can be useful, for example, to compare pressure readings in the morning, afternoon and evening — these results do not have to be manually recorded or memorized.