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The NOVA Penguin is an independent system designed to measure skin hydration
non-invasively via electrical impedance readings. The Penguin's features provide a
superior level of convenience and portability. Powered by two rechargeable "AA" batteries, the Penguin
communicates with a PC using an IrDA technology, making wires and cables unnecessary.
The Penguin is provided with its own recharger and, as such, is both green and sustainable.
Data is uploaded to a PC and stored in the form of a pre-labeled Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.
General Features
- Self calibration - instrument calibrates itself immediately at start-up
- PC interfacing through IrDA link - no wires or cables needed to communicate with PC
- Independent data storage - all data is stored on the probe
- Force compensation - ensures user applies correct amount of force
- Skin surface temperature measurement
Operational Functions
- Clear numerical depiction of DPM, temperature, and force with each reading
- Button icons allow for quick and easy transition between screens and data transmission to PC
- Large bar graph icon ensures user data collection at appropriate force level
- Date and time stamp clearly shown on Penguin screen
- Battery icon graphic indicated battery charge level
- Penguin may be set to emulate DPM 9003 data collection
Optional Features
Optional features are available at an extra charge, and include: interchangeable
special purpose articulated probes and computer system package. Check
with NOVA for availability, pricing and delivery details.
For research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
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