3.0MHz Fetal Heartbeat Doppler Monitor

Monitor and Share Your Baby's Heartbeat at Home

The 3.0MHz Baby Heartbeat Doppler is a compact, handheld fetal doppler designed to help you listen to and monitor your baby's heartbeat in the comfort of your home. Featuring a 3.0 MHz high-sensitivity ultrasonic probe, it clearly captures fetal heart tones and calculates fetal heart rate (FHR) within a range of 30-240 bpm, displaying results with an accuracy of ±2 bpm.

Lightweight at just 250 g and measuring 130 x 100 x 36 mm, this device is easy to hold, store, and take with you when needed. The waterproof probe allows use with standard ultrasound gel, helping you quickly locate your baby's heartbeat from approximately 12-16 weeks of pregnancy. Intelligent noise reduction technology supports clearer audio, while the device offers two listening options: a built-in loudspeaker for sharing with others or a headphone jack for private listening.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Clear fetal heart rate display - Digital FHR readout (30-240 bpm) with ±2 bpm accuracy supports more confident at-home monitoring between medical checkups.
• Comfortable, easy operation - Simple controls, ergonomic handheld design, and automatic shutoff after 60 seconds of inactivity help conserve battery life and make use straightforward.
• Flexible listening options - Built-in speaker and earphone output let you listen privately or share the experience with family members.

FAQ

Q: From how many weeks of pregnancy can I use this doppler?
A: Many users begin detecting fetal heart tones around 12-16 weeks, depending on baby's position, maternal body type, and gel use.

Q: What type of batteries does it require?
A: The doppler operates on 2 x AA batteries (not included), which are easy to replace and widely available.

Q: Is this device a substitute for medical checkups?
A: No. This doppler is intended for home listening and reassurance only. It does not replace professional prenatal care, diagnosis, or medical advice.

Q: Does the probe need gel?
A: For best results, use a suitable ultrasound or doppler gel on the probe to improve sound transmission and clarity.