HINGMED desktop blood pressure kiosks deliver clinical-grade accuracy for hypertension monitoring in clinics, hospitals, and pharmacies. Powered by dual-pump technology and motion tolerance algorithms, they maintain precise readings even when patients move — no technician needed.
The automatic cuff system adjusts to arm circumferences from 17 to 42 cm, eliminating manual sizing. Disposable cuff liners prevent cross-contamination, making them safe for high-traffic environments. Voice guidance walks patients through each step, and results print instantly via the built-in thermal printer.
FDA & CE certified. AAMI/ESH/ISO 81060 validated. Built for better patient care.
| Key Specs | DBP-01HP (Waiting Room) |
DBP-01P (Desktop) |
DBP-01HP (Kiosk) |
DBP-20i (Compact) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Design | Kiosk BP monitor | Desktop BP monitor | Integrated Kiosk BP monitor | Compact BP monitor |
| Best for | High-end waiting room, hospital hall | Basic clinical, desktop operation | Integrated ID recognition, HIS docking | Compact, mobile clinical monitoring |
| Connectivity | RS232/USB/WIFI | RS232/USB | RS232/USB/WIFI | RS232/USB/BT (optional) |
| Measurement technology | Pulse wave anti-motion (Dual-pump) | Pulse wave anti-motion (Dual-pump) | Pulse wave anti-motion (Dual-pump) | Pulse wave anti-motion |
| Blood pressure range | SYS 40–260 DIA 20–210 mmHg |
SYS 40–260 DIA 20–210 mmHg |
SYS 40–260 DIA 20–210 mmHg |
SYS 40–260 DIA 20–210 mmHg |
| Heart rate range | 40–200 bpm | 40–200 bpm | 40–200 bpm | 40–200 bpm |
| Accuracy | ±3 mmHg | ±3 mmHg | ±3 mmHg | ±3 mmHg |
| Display | 8-inch LCD color display | LED digital screen | 8-inch LCD color display | 6.5-inch large color LED large screen |
| Cuff options | 17–42 cm | 17–42 cm | 17–42 cm | 17–42 cm |
| Printer | Thermal printing (58mm) | Thermal printing (58mm) | Thermal printing (58mm) | - |
| Memory | 9999 readings | 9999 readings | 9999 readings | 1000 readings |
DBP kiosk series is designed for easy integration with USB and RS232 ports. Its Android system supports kiosk compatibility and enables functions like bill payment, social security card access, and QR code scanning for user convenience.
1. Intelligent Integration
The blood pressure module is designed for seamless system integration. With SDK support and technical assistance, the DBP series easily integrates into Electronic Patient Records (EPR) and other hospital systems. It is not only a powerful hypertension solution for modern clinics and healthcare platforms, but also easy installation, disassembly, and maintenance with video tutorials.
2. Designed for Public Use
A quarter of GP surgeries already use blood pressure kiosks for patients to check their blood pressure in the waiting room. DBP series is perfectly suited for pharmacies, supermarkets, hospitals, GP surgeries, and wellness centres, catering to multiple users in public settings.
3. Global Accessibility
The DBP Series is designed for global distribution with low MOQ, meeting the needs of healthcare providers and users worldwide. It complies with international standards like FDA, CE, and AAMI/ESH/ISO81060.
4. Advanced Health Kiosk Functions
When paired with health kiosks, DBP kiosk series offers a comprehensive range of services at one station, including:
A blood pressure kiosk is a standalone, automated equipment designed to measure and monitor blood pressure. The kiosks are typically found in public places such as pharmacies, clinics, hospitals, and workplaces. The kiosk machine provides a convenient and accessible way for individuals to check their blood pressure without needing a healthcare professional’s direct supervision.
For easy tracking and management of blood pressure data to prevent hypertension, let’s delve into the ways of using a blood pressure kiosk.
·Visit a local pharmacy, supermarket, or health clinic where the blood pressure kiosk is located.
·Sit down and relax for a few minutes to stabilize the blood pressure and ensure you are comfortable and at ease before starting.
·Place your arm into the cuff cylinder of the blood pressure Kiosk, and put your elbow right above the elbow button according to the monitor’s quick guide.
·Press the start button to start the BP measurement, and wait for the printer to print out your personal blood pressure readings.
Here are the steps to follow when using a blood pressure kiosk with HIS(Hospital Information System):
Using a blood pressure kiosk will have great advantages in terms of measurement efficiency, convenience, and automatic EHR management.
Calibration is a crucial process to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the monitor. The following is the guidance for Hingmed DBP series monitor calibration. The blood pressure kiosk needs to be prepared, such as the DBP-20i.
The blood pressure kiosk needs to be prepared, such as the DBP-20i.
Testing tools: Analog arm, pressure gauge, trachea, USB cable, power cable.
Step-by-Step Guide:
Connect the power cord to the machine and plug it into an outlet. Then attach the pressure gauge to the upstream air hole, and connect the blood pressure monitor to be measured to the computer with a USB cable.
Open the desktop test tool, select the port, the baud rate is 19200, and click the “Connect” button.
Low-Range Calibration (100mmHg)
After connecting the test tool, place the analog arm in the sleeve position.
Click “Calibrate 100mmHg” to do low gear calibration. After the 10s are stable, enter the actual pressure value in the pressure gauge and click the “Calibrate” button. After the calibration is successful, the relative difference between the main pressure value, the side pressure value, and the pressure value of the pressure gauge should be ≤3mmHg.
Middle-Range Calibration (150mmHg)
Click “Calibrate 150mmHg” to do middle-range calibration. After the 10s are stable, enter the actual pressure value in the pressure gauge and click the “Calibrate” button. After the calibration is successful, the relative difference between the main pressure value, the side pressure value, and the pressure value of the pressure gauge should be ≤3mmHg, as shown in the figure.
High-Range Calibration (250mmHg)
Click “Calibrate 250mmHg” to do high-range calibration. After the 10s are stable, enter the actual pressure value in the pressure gauge and click the “Calibrate” button. After the calibration is successful, the relative difference between the main pressure value, the side pressure value, and the pressure value of the pressure gauge should be ≤3mmHg, as shown in the figure.
Once all calibrations are completed, click the “Disconnect” button.
Following these steps, the blood pressure kiosk is accurately calibrated and ready for patients to use.
Selecting the right blood pressure kiosk can streamline your health monitoring process and save time for medical assistants. Customized blood pressure kiosks bring automation to medical professionals’ fingertips. Here are some key considerations when choosing the perfect kiosk:
Accuracy: Validated accuracy is the prerequisite for accurate information. Hingmed blood pressure kiosks come with CE and FDA certifications.
Ease of Use: A user-friendly interface, simple, intuitive controls, and clear instructions, make kiosks easy for patients to use.
Features: Comprehensive health metrics including systolic pressure, diastolic pressure, MAP, and heart rate.
Portability: Hingmed blood pressure kiosk’s designs are sleek, compact, and lightweight, allowing for easy transportation and setup in various locations.
Considering these factors, choose Hingmed blood pressure kiosks that meet your needs and enhance the health monitoring experience.
Q: How often should the blood pressure kiosk need to be calibrated?
A: The pressure sensor of the blood pressure kiosk needs to be calibrated regularly. It is recommended to calibrate it once a year. Please refer to the calibration guide or contact Hingmed for calibration.
Q: How to know if a blood pressure kiosk is accurate?
A: Check for the authority whether the blood pressure kiosk is validated. A validated blood pressure kiosk provides accurate and reliable blood pressure readings for patients.
Q: Which blood pressure monitor is most accurate?
A: AHA(American Heart Association) recommends an automatic, cuff-style, upper arm monitor. Blood pressure kiosks are standalone, automatic, cuff-mounted digital machines measured on the patient’s upper arm.
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