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Patient Monitor Price in India 2026: Contec CMS 8000 vs CMS 5100

Contec cms 8000 multipara patient monitor with 12. 1 inch display

Choosing a patient monitor is one of the most important buying decisions for a hospital ward, ICU, nursing home or even home ICU care. In this guide we compare the two Contec patient monitors available at CardiTabs — the Contec CMS 8000 and the Contec CMS 5100 — and explain the patient monitor price in India, features, and which one suits your needs.

What does a patient monitor do?

A patient monitor (also called a multipara or bedside monitor) continuously measures a patient’s vital signs and shows them on one screen. It raises an alarm when a reading goes outside the safe range, so doctors and nurses can act quickly. Common parameters are:

  • ECG – heart rhythm
  • SpO2 – blood oxygen level
  • NIBP – non-invasive blood pressure
  • PR – pulse rate
  • RESP – respiration rate
  • TEMP – body temperature

Contec CMS 8000 – full multipara monitor for ICU and wards

The Contec CMS 8000 Multipara Patient Monitor is built for continuous bedside monitoring in ICUs, CCUs, operation theatres and hospital wards.

  • Parameters: ECG, RESP, SpO2, PR, NIBP and dual-channel TEMP
  • Display: 12.1-inch colour TFT screen with up to 8 waveform channels
  • Recorder: optional 48 mm thermal recorder for printouts
  • Power: 100–240 V AC, about 3.5 kg

Price at CardiTabs: ₹33,000 (MRP ₹40,000).

Contec CMS 5100 – compact vital signs monitor

The Contec CMS 5100 Patient Monitor is a small, portable vital signs monitor for clinics, OPDs, nursing homes, ambulances and home care.

  • Parameters: NIBP, SpO2, pulse rate and temperature
  • Display: 2.8-inch colour TFT screen with visual and audible alarms
  • Battery: built-in rechargeable Li-polymer battery
  • Patients: suitable for adult, paediatric and neonatal use

Price at CardiTabs: ₹12,420 (MRP ₹18,000).

CMS 8000 vs CMS 5100: quick comparison

FeatureContec CMS 8000Contec CMS 5100
TypeMultipara bedside monitorCompact vital signs monitor
ECG & respirationYesNo
SpO2, NIBP, pulse, temperatureYesYes
Screen12.1-inch colour2.8-inch colour
Built-in batteryCheck with usYes (Li-polymer)
Best forICU, CCU, OT, wards, home ICUClinics, OPD, ambulance, home care
CardiTabs price₹33,000₹12,420

Which patient monitor should you buy?

  • Choose the CMS 8000 if you need ECG and respiration monitoring along with SpO2, BP and temperature — for example an ICU bed, a critical-care ward or a home ICU set up on a doctor’s advice.
  • Choose the CMS 5100 if you mainly need quick checks of BP, oxygen, pulse and temperature, want something portable that runs on battery, or have a smaller budget.

Always follow your doctor’s advice on which parameters need to be monitored for a patient.

Accessories and spare parts

Probes and cuffs wear out with regular use. CardiTabs also stocks compatible accessories, such as the Contec Adult SpO2 Probe for CMS8000, the Neonatal SpO2 Probe for CMS 5100 and the Adult BP Cuff for CMS 5100.

Why buy your patient monitor from CardiTabs?

  • Genuine Contec products from a Lucknow-based medical equipment supplier
  • Pan-India delivery, with most orders dispatched within 24 hours
  • Cash on Delivery available on eligible orders
  • 8-day easy return policy
  • Help before and after purchase on WhatsApp: +91 95591 02009

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of a patient monitor in India?

Prices depend on the parameters and screen size. At CardiTabs, the compact Contec CMS 5100 costs ₹12,420 and the full multipara Contec CMS 8000 costs ₹33,000.

Can a patient monitor be used at home?

Yes. Many families use a patient monitor for home ICU or post-hospital care. Use it under a doctor’s guidance and make sure someone at home knows how to read the alarms.

What is the difference between a multipara monitor and a vital signs monitor?

A multipara monitor like the CMS 8000 also tracks ECG and respiration, while a vital signs monitor like the CMS 5100 focuses on BP, SpO2, pulse and temperature.

How do I choose the right monitor?

Ask your doctor which parameters are needed, then compare screen size, battery backup and budget. You can also message us on WhatsApp and our team will help you choose.