1. Storage Environment
Temperature: The storage environment should be maintained between 15°C and 30°C to avoid damage from high or low temperatures.
Humidity: The relative humidity should be below 80% to prevent moisture or rust.
Ventilation: Store in a well-ventilated area and avoid prolonged storage in enclosed spaces.
Light Protection: Avoid direct sunlight, as ultraviolet rays may accelerate device aging.
2. Storage Location
Stable Placement: Place the sphygmomanometer on a stable surface, avoiding tilting or inverting.
Avoid Impact: Store in a safe place to avoid collisions or crushing with other objects.
Keep Out of the Reach of Children and Pets: Keep the sphygmomanometer out of the reach of children and pets to prevent accidental damage.
3. Device Condition
Deflation: Completely deflate the cuff after use to prevent aging of the cuff due to prolonged inflation.
Cleaning: Before storing, ensure the surface of the device is clean and free of dust, stains, or liquid residue. Battery Management: If your blood pressure monitor uses batteries, it is recommended that you remove the batteries before long-term storage to prevent leakage and damage to the device.
4. Regular Inspections
Regular Inspections: Even if the device is not used for an extended period, you should regularly inspect its status to ensure proper operation.
Calibration: Calibration is recommended every 6 months to 1 year to ensure accurate measurement results.
5. Packaging
Use Original Packaging: If possible, store the blood pressure monitor in its original packaging for additional protection.
Add Moisture-Proofing Materials: Place desiccant or moisture-proofing agents inside the packaging to absorb excess moisture.
6. Other Precautions
Avoid Strong Magnetic Fields: Do not place the blood pressure monitor near strong magnetic fields, such as large electrical appliances or magnetic devices.
Avoid Chemicals: Avoid placing the blood pressure monitor near corrosive chemicals, such as cleaning agents and solvents.
