K5

Accuracy and reliability: The K5 uses the latest technology, including COSMED's 4th generation optoelectronic reader and proven and reliable highly linear and rapid response O2 (GFC) and CO2 (NDIR) sensors.

Intelligent Metabolic Sampling Technology: Measures gas exchange either with micro-dynamic mixing chamber or breath by breath techniques. Users can select between the two modes depending on the protocol type, research field, or other factors.

Wearable Mode - Wireless connectivity: Offers efficient wireless data transmission (both standard Bluetooth and long-range Bluetooth) and integration with other devices (i.e., wireless wrist-worn pulse oximeter). The single-body design (battery inside) reduces weight, simplifies subject setup, and improves ergonomics. The new harness (2 sizes) is comfortable and offers freedom of movement during testing.

Conventional Mode- Metabolic Cart Test Mode: A standard USB port and medical grade AC/DC power plug (PC-controlled via software). Alternatively, the K5 can be mounted on supports through the integrated tripod mount (1/4”-20 UNC).

All plugs, connectors, and caps are protected by seals and are water, moisture, and dust resistant. Resistive touch-screen technology allows use either with gloves or wet fingers (IP54 standard).

User-accessible slots: Users can easily access and replace the O2 sensor, Li-ion battery, and SD-card (for extra storage capacity).

Intuitive device User Interface: The K5 display assures simplified navigation and quick access to all commands and features. The status bar provides information regarding time, date, battery status, Bluetooth, GPS, and notification icons (QC messages, warnings, etc). Also included is the ability to switch between data, graphs, GPS, etc, during real-time measurements.

Metabolic + Kinematic: Synchronize data with integrated 10 Hz GPS and altimeter.

ANT+ certified: The K5 can be integrated with the world’s largest sports sensors network (up to 5 profiles available for 250+ compatible products). Up to 8 wireless devices can be contemporarily connected with the K5.