Dräger Oxycell TN Oxygen Sensor for Babyleo TN500
An Oxycell TN oxygen sensor for the Dräger Babyleo TN500 incubator, measuring the oxygen concentration inside the patient compartment.
The Oxycell TN is the oxygen measuring cell used in the Dräger Babyleo TN500 incubator. It measures the oxygen concentration within the incubator canopy and reports it to the device for display and alarm limits when oxygen therapy is being delivered inside the compartment. Like all electrochemical oxygen cells it has a finite service life and is replaced once the device can no longer calibrate it.
It is supplied as a single cell for fitting into the incubator's sensor position. The sensor is used in neonatal intensive care, on neonatal patients nursed in a Babyleo TN500 with controlled oxygen. It is specific to that incubator; it is not interchangeable with the Oxycell variants fitted to anaesthesia workstations.
Neonatal units running several Babyleo incubators usually hold one or more spare cells so an incubator can be returned to oxygen therapy without waiting on an order. The item is ordered against its Dräger part number, and the GTIN listed in the specifications below can be used to confirm the reference before an order is raised.
Where the part is supplied in a pack or box, the pack is the ordering unit, so state the number of packs rather than the number of individual pieces on your enquiry. HumaNova supplies Dräger parts and accessories to hospitals, clinics and laboratories across the UAE and the wider GCC, and works from the part number, the device model it is destined for and the quantity required.
Pricing for this item is issued by request for quotation rather than published, so send those three details through the enquiry form or to the HumaNova sales team and a written quotation will be prepared against your specification. If you are unsure whether this reference matches the device generation or variant you hold, include the model and serial details with the enquiry and the compatibility will be checked before the quotation is issued.




