A&D Medical Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor - UA-611

The A&D Medical Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor UA-611 is a clinically validated, easy-to-use blood pressure monitor designed for accurate, reliable blood pressure measurement at home, in aged care, and in clinical settings across Australia. With one-touch automatic operation, the UA-611 measures systolic and diastolic blood pressure as well as pulse rate in seconds — delivering clear, trustworthy results on a large digital LCD display for users of all ages.

Featuring A&D’s IHB (Irregular Heartbeat) indicator, the UA-611 detects irregular pulses during measurement to support early identification of potential heart conditions, giving users and healthcare practitioners an additional layer of clinical insight. The latex-free SlimFit™ cuff (22–32 cm) ensures comfortable, hygienic, and accurate upper arm measurement for everyday monitoring.

Compact, lightweight, and battery-powered with auto shut-off for energy efficiency, the A&D UA-611 is ideal for home blood pressure monitoring, chronic condition management, aged care facilities, and community nursing programs across Australia. For monitoring purposes only — always consult a healthcare practitioner if readings are consistently high or irregular. Available with fast delivery across Australia.

Specifications

• Model: A&D UA-611
• Measurement Method: Oscillometric, automatic inflation and deflation
• Pressure Range: 0–280 mmHg
• Pulse Range: 40–180 bpm
• Accuracy: Pressure ±3 mmHg | Pulse ±5% of reading
• Cuff: Latex-free SlimFit™, medium (22–32 cm)
• Display: Large digital LCD
• Memory: Stores last measurement
• Power Source: 4 x AA batteries (included)
• Dimensions: Approx. 103 × 129 × 65 mm
• Weight: Approx. 250 g (excluding batteries)
• Features: IHB indicator, auto shut-off

What’s Included

• 1 x A&D UA-611 Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor
• 1 x Latex-free SlimFit™ cuff (medium, 22–32 cm)
• 4 x AA batteries
• Instruction manual

Ideal For

• Home blood pressure monitoring
• Aged care and chronic condition management
• Clinical and professional healthcare use
• Health practitioners and community nurses
• Patients monitoring hypertension or cardiovascular conditions