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InBody BPBIO 750 blood pressure monitor, a testing station
InBody BPBIO 750 blood pressure monitor station with cuff and printer
InBody BPBIO 750 blood pressure monitor display and printer detail
InBody BPBIO 750 Blood Pressure Monitor
InBody BPBIO 750 blood pressure monitor, a testing station
InBody BPBIO 750 blood pressure monitor station with cuff and printer
InBody BPBIO 750 blood pressure monitor display and printer detail
InBody BPBIO 750 Blood Pressure Monitor

InBody BPBIO 750 Blood Pressure Monitor

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InBody | BPBIO 750

InBody BPBIO 750 Blood Pressure Monitor

The InBody BPBIO 750 Blood Pressure Monitor is a self-service station that measures blood pressure in about 30 seconds while the person sits at it, unassisted. The cuff closes around the upper arm and the station reads the pressure signal coming back through it. That oscillometric method needs no stethoscope and nobody listening for a sound. Pressure reads from 0 to 300 mmHg within plus or minus 3 mmHg, and pulse from 30 to 240 bpm within plus or minus 2 percent. Each test returns six values and prints at the station before the person stands up.

Six measured values come off the station on every test. Systolic Blood Pressure, Diastolic Blood Pressure, Mean Arterial Pressure and Pulse Pressure are four of them. Pulse Rate and Rate Pressure Product are the other two. A 7-Segment LED display shows the reading at the station. A high-speed thermal printer puts it on paper before the person stands up. The station runs standalone, or it hands its blood pressure values to an InBody body composition Result Sheet. One sheet then carries both sets of numbers. One stool and one product stand ship with the unit. The whole assembly weighs approximately 7.1 kg on a footprint of roughly 299 mm by 547 mm.

Measurement Range
0 to 300 mmHg
Pulse 30 to 240 bpm
Degree of Precision
+/- 3 mmHg
Pulse within +/- 2 percent
Measurement Time
About 30 s
Cuff close to printed line
Measured Outputs
6
Systolic through rate pressure product
Oscillometric method Self-adjusting cuff and elbow sensor 7-Segment LED display High-speed thermal printer

The specification

How it works

The BPBIO 750 uses the oscillometric method, reads to within plus or minus 3 mmHg on pressure, closes on upper arms of 22 cm to 42 cm and returns six values on every test.

The oscillometric method
The BPBIO 750 measures by the oscillometric method. The cuff closes around the upper arm and the device derives its values from the pressure signal it reads back through that cuff, with no stethoscope and no operator listening for a sound. A measurement runs approximately 30 seconds on average, and the station carries the whole cycle without a staff member standing over it. At that cycle time a station clears a queue of ten people in well under ten minutes.
About 30 seconds
Degree of precision and range
The measurement range runs 0 to 300 mmHg on pressure and 30 to 240 bpm on pulse. That covers the readings a general population will produce and leaves headroom at both ends. On the specification, precision is held to plus or minus 3 mmHg of pressure and to within plus or minus 2 percent on pulse.
+/- 3 mmHg
The cuff closes on 22 to 42 cm arms
The cuff is self-adjusting and works with an elbow sensor. The station accommodates left and right arm testing, with automated posture guidance. Applicable arm circumference is 8.7 in. to 17 in., given in metric as 22 cm to 42 cm. Size against those two numbers for the smallest and the largest arm you expect to test. An arm outside 22 cm to 42 cm sits outside the cuff's range.
22 to 42 cm
Every test prints six values
The BPBIO 750 measures Systolic Blood Pressure, Diastolic Blood Pressure, Mean Arterial Pressure, Pulse Pressure, Pulse Rate and Rate Pressure Product. The 7-Segment LED display carries the reading at the station. The high-speed thermal printer produces the printout on the spot, so the person walks away with paper in hand. The device measures, displays and prints those six values, and assessing any of them belongs to the clinician who reads the sheet.
6 outputs

On the spec sheet

Key features

The station reads 0 to 300 mmHg and 30 to 240 bpm, runs a cycle in about 30 seconds, prints six values, weighs approximately 7.1 kg and takes up roughly 299 mm by 547 mm.

0 to 300 mmHg
Pressure measurement range
30 to 240 bpm
Pulse measurement range
+/- 3 mmHg on pressure
Degree of precision on the specification
Within +/- 2 percent on pulse
Degree of precision on the specification
About 30 seconds per measurement
Run by the person being tested
Measured outputs per test
Systolic, diastolic and four more
Approximately 7.1 kg
299 mm W x 547 mm D x 485 mm H
High-speed thermal printer
Results printed at the station

Closer look

How to use it

InBody BPBIO 750 blood pressure monitor station with cuff and printer
Self-service station

The station talks a patient through the cycle

InBody builds the BPBIO 750 as an automated blood pressure monitor with voice guidance and a self-adjusting cuff, for simple self-service operation. The cuff and the elbow sensor set the arm position between them. Automated posture guidance puts the back, the feet and the arm where the cuff needs them, spoken aloud and shown on the station. Left and right arm testing are both accommodated. What that buys a practice is staff time, because nobody has to walk a patient through a cycle, and the printout appears at the machine while the next person waits. One stool and one product stand ship with the unit, so the station arrives ready to site.

  • Voice guidance provided for self measurement
  • Self-adjusting cuff with elbow sensor and automated posture guidance
  • Left and right arm testing both accommodated
  • Approximately 299 mm (W) x 547 mm (D) x 485 mm (H), about 11.8 in. x 21.5 in. x 19.1 in.
  • Approximately 7.1 kg, on AC 100 to 120 or 200 to 240V, 50/60Hz, 36VA
  • One stool and one product stand included with the station
Voice guidance Either arm Stool and stand included
InBody BPBIO 750 blood pressure monitor display and printer detail
Results and records

Where a reading can go

Three routes exist for a reading once the cuff releases. The 7-Segment LED display shows it at the station. The high-speed thermal printer produces a printout there and then. The blood pressure values can also travel onto an InBody body composition Result Sheet, so one sheet carries both sets of numbers. For anything beyond that, InBody offers SDK integration with support from its technical team, which is how readings reach an existing record system. The SDK is what an integration is built against.

  • 7-Segment LED display at the station
  • High-speed thermal printer for instant printing of complete results
  • Blood pressure values can be carried onto an InBody Result Sheet
  • SDK integration with support from InBody's technical team
  • Runs standalone where no data link is wanted
Thermal printer Result Sheet pairing SDK integration

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Questions

Frequently asked questions

Six values: Systolic Blood Pressure, Diastolic Blood Pressure, Mean Arterial Pressure, Pulse Pressure, Pulse Rate and Rate Pressure Product. Systolic and diastolic are the two figures a blood pressure reading is usually quoted as, the high point and the low point of the cycle. Pulse Pressure is the gap between those two. Mean Arterial Pressure is an average pressure worked out across the whole cycle. Pulse Rate is beats per minute. Rate Pressure Product is pulse rate multiplied by systolic pressure, printed as one figure. The station also guides posture while the cuff sets the arm position, spoken aloud and shown on the display. The measurement method is oscillometric, so the device works from the pressure signal in the cuff itself.
The measurement range is 0 to 300 mmHg on pressure and 30 to 240 bpm on pulse. The specification gives degree of precision as plus or minus 3 mmHg on pressure, and within plus or minus 2 percent on pulse.
Approximately 30 seconds on average, counted from the moment the cuff closes to the moment the printout appears, and no staff member is needed for any of it. The person being tested runs the cycle unassisted, so plan station throughput on that 30 second figure and on the time it takes somebody to sit down and roll a sleeve up.
Applicable arm circumference is 8.7 in. to 17 in. of upper arm, given in metric as 22 cm to 42 cm. Size against those two numbers and the cuff will close on the arm. The cuff adjusts itself once the arm is in position, so nobody has to select a size or swap a bladder between people.
Yes, and the station is built for exactly that. It is an automated blood pressure monitor with voice guidance and a self-adjusting cuff, for simple self-service operation, with a guide for self measurement and automated posture guidance. Both left and right arm testing are accommodated.
A high-speed thermal printer produces the printout at the station, described as instant printing of complete results. The display is a 7-Segment LED. Between them the person being tested leaves with paper and your staff transcribe nothing.
The station runs standalone, or it pairs with an InBody professional body composition analyzer so its blood pressure values print on that analyzer's Result Sheet. The InBody 380 and the InBody 580 are both professional analyzers. The pairing is set up at installation, and it runs to InBody professional analyzers rather than to the home scales.
Approximately 299 mm (W) x 547 mm (D) x 485 mm (H), also given as 11.8 x 21.5 x 19.1 in. Equipment weight is approximately 7.1 kg, about 15.65 lb. Power is AC 100 to 120 or 200 to 240V, 50/60Hz, 36VA, so a standard outlet at the wall behind the station is all it asks for.
One stool and one product stand with the unit. A disposable cuff barrier is sold separately by InBody, which is worth pricing in if the station will be shared by the public. Confirm the shipped contents with us at the time of order, since kit contents change between production runs.
Three ways, depending on how far the number has to travel. The thermal printer covers the person in front of you. The InBody Result Sheet pairing carries blood pressure values alongside a body composition result. SDK integration, with support from InBody's technical team, is the route for a record system. A record system is reached through the SDK rather than through the printer or the Result Sheet.
Anywhere people already queue: a waiting room, a member check-in area, a gym floor, a university testing suite, a corporate screening day. The station needs a wall outlet and a footprint of roughly 299 mm by 547 mm, plus room for the stool. Leave enough clearance that somebody can sit square to the cuff. At approximately 7.1 kg the unit itself is a two-hand lift, so the stand and the stool decide the layout more than the weight does. It is self-operated, so it does not need to sit inside a consultation room to earn its place.
No. It measures, displays and prints six values. What any of those values means for the person who produced it is a matter for a qualified professional, and the station itself offers no view on it.
Yes, one device under two spellings of the same name. The model designation is BPBIO 750, with no InBody prefix in front of it, and InBody is the manufacturer. The model number is the part that matters on a purchase order.
  • Measurement Method: Oscillometric method
  • Measurement Range: Pressure 0 to 300 mmHg; Pulse 30 to 240 bpm
  • Degree of Precision (as given on the specification): Pressure +/- 3 mmHg; Pulse within +/- 2 percent
  • Measurement Time: Approximately 30 seconds
  • Outputs: Systolic Blood Pressure, Diastolic Blood Pressure, Mean Arterial Pressure, Pulse Pressure, Pulse Rate, Rate Pressure Product (R.P.P)
  • Applicable Arm Circumference: 8.7 in. to 17 in. (22 cm to 42 cm)
  • Cuff: Self-adjusting cuff with elbow sensor; left and right arm testing accommodated
  • Display Type: 7-Segment LED
  • Voice Guidance: Guide for self measurement
  • Printer: High-speed thermal printer
  • Dimensions: Approximately 299 mm (W) x 547 mm (D) x 485 mm (H); 11.8 x 21.5 x 19.1 in.
  • Equipment Weight: Approximately 7.1 kg (15.65 lb)
  • Power Source: AC 100 to 120 / 200 to 240V, 50/60Hz, 36VA
  • Data Integration: SDK integration with support from InBody's technical team
  • Included: BPBIO 750 unit: 1; Stool: 1; Product stand: 1
  • Measurement method: Oscillometric
  • Pressure range: 0 to 300 mmHg
  • Pulse range: 30 to 240 bpm
  • Measurement time: About 30 seconds
  • Measured outputs: 6, systolic through rate pressure product
  • Cuff: Self-adjusting, with elbow sensor; fits 8.7 in. to 17 in. (22 cm to 42 cm)
  • Arm testing: Left and right arm both accommodated
  • Guidance: Voice guidance for self measurement
  • Display: 7-Segment LED
  • Printer: High-speed thermal printer
  • Included: One stool and one product stand
  • InBody BPBIO 750 Blood Pressure Monitor: 1 unit
  • Stool: 1
  • Product stand: 1