The GE TruSignal TS-SP3-MC Pediatric Soft Tip SpO2 Sensor is a new, reusable pulse oximetry finger sensor with a 3.0m cable and 9-pin connector, built to the GE Healthcare TS-SP3-MC reference specifications. It measures oxygen saturation (SpO2) and pulse rate in pediatric patients and works with Datex-Ohmeda TruSat series pulse oximeters that use GE TruSignal SpO2 technology.
Key Benefits of This Pediatric TruSignal SpO2 Sensor
- Sized for children: The soft silicone tip is shaped for pediatric fingers, giving a secure, comfortable fit without the pressure of a spring clip.
- Long 3.0m lead: The one-piece cable runs straight from the patient to the oximeter, giving extra reach around beds, cots and transport trolleys.
- Reusable design: Cleanable between patients, lowering cost per use compared with single-patient adhesive sensors.
- Direct connection: The 9-pin connector plugs into the TruSignal sensor input on the oximeter.
- 12-month warranty for confident purchasing.
Features of the TS-SP3-MC Soft Tip Pediatric Finger Sensor
- Patient size: Pediatric
- Sensor style: Soft Tip (flexible silicone boot)
- SpO2 technology: GE TruSignal
- Cable length: 3.0m (approx. 9.8 ft)
- Connector: 9-pin
- Lifecycle: Reusable
- Condition: New
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product | Pediatric Soft Tip SpO2 Sensor |
| Reference Model | GE Healthcare TS-SP3-MC |
| SKU | DO-TSSP3MC-SPO2-PED-ST-9P-3M |
| SpO2 Technology | GE TruSignal |
| Patient Size | Pediatric |
| Sensor Type | Soft Tip |
| Cable Length | 3.0m (9.8 ft) |
| Connector | 9-pin |
| Lifecycle | Reusable |
| Condition | New |
| Unit | 1 piece per bag |
| Warranty | 12 months |
Part Number Cross-Reference
| Brand | Reference Number |
|---|---|
| GE Healthcare | TS-SP3-MC |
| Unimed | U110S-60 |
| Praymed | PSD0127-L |
Works With These Pulse Oximeters
Datex-Ohmeda
- TruSat
- TruSat ED
- TruSat TD
Always confirm that your oximeter uses GE TruSignal SpO2 technology and a 9-pin sensor input before ordering.
Use Cases
- Continuous SpO2 and pulse rate monitoring in paediatric wards
- Recovery and step-down areas where a longer cable is needed
- Emergency departments and patient transport
- Spot-check measurements in clinics and outpatient settings
- Biomedical engineering spares for Datex-Ohmeda TruSat oximeter fleets
Application and Care
- Slide the soft tip over a clean, dry finger with the light emitter above the nail.
- Route the cable along the back of the hand and check the site regularly during long monitoring periods.
- Wipe the sensor and cable with a facility-approved disinfectant between patients. Do not autoclave or immerse the connector.
- Inspect the silicone tip and cable for wear before each use.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the GE TS-SP3-MC SpO2 sensor used for?
It is a pediatric soft tip finger sensor used to measure blood oxygen saturation and pulse rate on Datex-Ohmeda TruSat pulse oximeters that use GE TruSignal SpO2 technology.
Which oximeters does the TS-SP3-MC pediatric sensor work with?
It works with the Datex-Ohmeda TruSat, TruSat ED and TruSat TD pulse oximeters.
How long is the cable and what connector does it have?
The cable is 3.0m (about 9.8 ft) long and ends in a 9-pin connector for TruSignal sensor inputs.
Is this pediatric SpO2 sensor reusable?
Yes. It is a reusable soft tip sensor that can be cleaned and disinfected between patients.
What is the difference between a soft tip and a hard shell pediatric sensor?
A soft tip sensor uses a flexible silicone boot that slides over the finger, which is gentler for longer monitoring. A hard shell sensor uses a spring-loaded clip that is quicker to apply for spot checks.
Related SpO2 Sensors
Need another size, style or cable length?
See the GE TruSignal TS-SP-D Pediatric Soft Tip SpO2 Sensor 1.0m, the GE TruSignal TS-SA3-MC Adult Soft Tip SpO2 Sensor 3.0m, the GE TruSignal TS-F4-MC Adult Hard Shell SpO2 Sensor 3.0m, the GE TruSignal TS-W4-MC Neonate Wrap SpO2 Sensor 3.0m, or the GE TruSignal TS-E4-MC Adult Ear Clip SpO2 Sensor 3.0m.
















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