Blood Pressure Monitor Beper 40.121 Wrist Automatic

The Beper 40.121 Wrist Automatic blood pressure monitor is a compact, user-friendly device for monitoring systolic and diastolic blood pressure and pulse at the wrist. It shows all three values simultaneously, includes a WHO (World Health Organization) measurement indicator and stores up to 120 readings with date and time. The unit is designed for single-user use, comes with a hard carrying case and a shaped bracelet, and powers with AAA batteries. Its small dimensions (65 × 75 × 30 mm) make it easy to carry and store.

Advantages

This wrist blood pressure monitor displays systolic, diastolic and pulse values at the same time, provides a WHO classification indicator for quick interpretation, and keeps 120 memory slots with date and time for trend tracking. The device automatically switches off after 4 minutes to save battery life and is supplied with a hard case and ergonomically shaped bracelet for comfortable daily use.

Suitable for

• Home blood pressure monitoring for a single user
• Regular tracking of systolic and diastolic values and pulse
• Portable monitoring during travel thanks to compact size and case

Key specifications

• Type: Automatic wrist monitor
• Display type: Analog
• Measurements: Systolic, diastolic, pulse
• WHO indicator: Yes
• Memory: 120 readings with date and time
• Automatic power off: After 4 minutes
• Power supply: AAA batteries
• Dimensions: 65 × 75 × 30 mm
• Colour: White

How to use

Place the shaped bracelet on the wrist following the manufacturer’s fit recommendations so the monitor’s display is on the inner side of the wrist. Switch the device on, then remain still and relaxed while the cuff inflates and the measurement is taken. Read the displayed systolic, diastolic and pulse values and consult the WHO indicator for an immediate classification. Use the memory function to save readings with date and time for later review.

Recommendations

Measure at the same time of day, avoid movement and talking during measurement, and keep the wrist at heart level for the most reliable results. If readings are consistently outside normal ranges, consult a healthcare professional.