Description
Omron Extra-Large D-Ring Cuff, Model RXL31-B, for 17 to 20 Inch Arms on the BP9310T Telehealth Monitor
The Extra-Large D-Ring Cuff (HEM-RXL31-B) is the dedicated extra-large cuff for Omron's BP9310T telehealth monitor, sized for arms 17 to 20 inches in circumference. It carries the HEM-RXL31 marking that the monitor checks for, so programs can fit larger patients on the same device.
- Made for the BP9310T - use only with an Omron monitor marked HEM-RXL31 on the side of the air jack
- Extra-large fit - wraps arms 42 to 50 cm (17 to 20 inches) in circumference
- D-ring design - the metal D-ring helps a patient pull the cuff snug one handed
- Long air tube - approximately 750 mm (29 1/2 inch) tube gives room to position the monitor
- Documented coverage - backed by a 1 year limited warranty for the telehealth service provider
Main Description
A standard cuff that does not fit produces readings nobody should trust, and this cuff exists to close that gap for the BP9310T telehealth monitor. It consists of an inflatable bladder within a sleeve, and it is marked HEM-RXL31 so staff can confirm at a glance that it is the correct cuff for the monitor. The cuff itself measures approximately 153 mm by 742 mm, with an air tube of about 750 mm, which leaves enough slack for a patient seated at a table. Omron's instructions stress using the same arm cuff written on the side of the product by the air jack, because mismatched cuffs are a common source of wrong readings in home monitoring. For telehealth programs enrolling patients with larger arms, stocking this cuff alongside the monitor keeps every enrolled patient measurable.
Features and Benefits
Fit and Compatibility
- Arm circumference - fits arms 42 to 50 cm (17 to 20 inches)
- Exact model match - for Omron monitors marked HEM-RXL31 by the air jack, including the BP9310T
- D-ring closure - fabric fastener and D-ring make one handed application manageable
Construction
- Inflatable bladder and sleeve - the cuff design Omron specifies for this telehealth monitor
- Generous dimensions - approximately 153 mm by 742 mm with a 750 mm air tube
- Care - clean with a soft, slightly moistened cloth and neutral soap as directed in the manual
Product Specifications
Cuff Details
- Model - HEM-RXL31-B (cuff marked HEM-RXL31)
- Arm circumference - 42 to 50 cm (17 to 20 inches)
- Dimensions - approximately 153 mm x 742 mm, air tube approximately 750 mm
- Operating conditions - 10 to 40 degrees C, 15 to 90 percent relative humidity non condensing
Coverage
- Warranty - 1 year limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship
- Durable period - service life of 1 year per the manufacturer manual
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Why Choose This Extra-Large Cuff?
Cuff fit is the cheapest accuracy upgrade in any monitoring program, and it is the one most often skipped for larger patients. This is the exact cuff Omron specifies for its telehealth monitor, with the model marking the monitor expects. Stocking it means a program never has to choose between a loose standard cuff and excluding the patient.
- Trustworthy readings on larger arms - a cuff sized to the arm removes a known source of error - values the care team can act on
- No compatibility guessing - the HEM-RXL31 marking matches the monitor air jack marking - staff verify the pairing in seconds
- Patient friendly application - the D-ring lets patients fasten the cuff snugly on their own - less coaching time per enrollment
- Built for program fleets - warranty support runs through the telehealth service provider - one contact for the whole deployment
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Which monitor does this cuff work with?
It works with Omron blood pressure monitors that have HEM-RXL31 indicated on the side of the air jack, which is the BP9310T telehealth monitor. Omron directs users not to substitute any other cuff type for it.
What arm size does it fit?
It fits arms 42 to 50 cm in circumference, which is 17 to 20 inches. Measure around the upper arm at the point where the cuff will sit to confirm the fit before ordering.
Why does the cuff model matter so much?
Omron states that the cuff should be the same model written by the air jack of the monitor. A mismatched or wrong sized cuff can produce inaccurate readings, which matters when a care team reviews the values remotely.
How long is the air tube?
The air tube is approximately 750 mm, about 29 1/2 inches. That gives the patient room to rest the monitor on a table while the cuff sits correctly on the upper arm.
What warranty covers this cuff?
The cuff carries a 1 year limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. Per Omron, the warranty extends to the telehealth service provider, who is the contact for service.
