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Year WarrantyThe Respiration Monitor Belt is fully supported with LabQuest 2, a standalone data logger with built-in graphing and analysis software.
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£82.00 ex VAT | £98.40 Inc VAT
The Respiration Monitor Belt is used with the Gas Pressure Sensor to measure human respiration. Simply strap the belt around the chest and pump air into the belt with the hand bulb, and monitor the pressure associated with the expansion and contraction of the chest during breathing.
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The Respiration Monitor Belt can be found in the following Vernier Lab Book:-
- Control of Human Respiration
Specification
Sensor Requirements
The Respiration Monitor Belt may require a compatible interface and software. Choose a platform below to see compatible interface and software options.
| Software | ||
|---|---|---|
| Interface | Logger Pro | Logger Lite |
| LabQuest Mini | Full support1 | Full support1 |
| LabQuest 2 | Full support1 | Full support1 |
| LabQuest Stream | Full support12 | Full support12 |
| Go!Link | Full support1 | Full support1 |
| Go Wireless Link | Future Support13 | Future Support13 |
| Original LabQuest (DISCONTINUED) | Full support1 | Full support1 |
| LabPro (DISCONTINUED) | Full support1 | Full support1 |
COMPATIBILITY NOTES
- Requires a Gas Pressure Sensor
- Connect LabQuest Stream via USB. Future software updates will support connection via Bluetooth®technology
- A computer with a compatible Bluetooth® 4.0 radio is required. Only computers running Windows 10 or Mac OS X 10.10 or newer are supported.
| Interface | Software Graphical Analysis for Chrome |
|---|---|
| LabQuest Mini | Future Support1 |
| LabQuest 2 | Full support12 |
| LabQuest Stream | Future support13 |
| Go!Link | Future Support1 |
| Original LabQuest (DISCONTINUED) | Future support1 |
COMPATIBILITY NOTES
- Requires a Gas Pressure Sensor
- Full support of this sensor is only available when LabQuest 2 is connected to a Chromebook via Wireless Data Sharing. Future software updates will support the use of this sensor with LabQuest connected via USB to Chromebooks.
- Connect LabQuest Stream via USB. Future software updates will support connection via Bluetooth®technology
| Software | ||
|---|---|---|
| Interface | Graphical Analysis for iOS | Graphical Analysis for Android |
| LabQuest Stream | Future support1 | Future support1 |
| LabQuest 2 | Full Support12 | Full Support12 |
| Go Wireless Link | Future support1 | Future support1 |
COMPATIBILITY NOTES
- Requires a Gas Pressure Sensor
- Mobile devices can only connect to LabQuest 2 via Wireless Data Sharing.
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