Maxtec is a leading manufacturer of oxygen analysis and delivery products, providing medical sensors, analyzers, and blenders for respiratory care and industrial applications.
Maxtec has been a prominent leader in the respiratory care industry for over two decades, specializing in oxygen analysis and delivery products. Headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, the company manufactures a comprehensive line of replacement oxygen sensors, SpO2 probes, and gas mixing equipment compatible with major medical applications.
Their product portfolio includes advanced oxygen analyzers like the MaxBlend2, UltraMax O2, and Handi+, designed for accuracy and reliability in critical environments such as NICU, respiratory care, and anesthesia. Maxtec is dedicated to improving patient outcomes through innovative gas sensing technologies and robust medical equipment manufacturing.
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Maxtec recommends calibrating the analyzer weekly during operation, or if environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, or altitude change significantly.
Wipe down the exterior surfaces with a moist cloth and mild hand or dish soap (pH 6-8). Do not start steam sterilization, autoclave, or immerse the device in liquid.
This error indicates that the sensor voltage is too low. It typically means the oxygen sensor needs to be replaced.
No, most Maxtec devices contain electronic and ferrous components and should not be operated in an MRI environment due to the risk of electromagnetic interference.
The serial number is typically located on the device label on the back or side of the unit.