NEW PRODUCT – Polar T34 Heart Rate Transmitter The Polar T34 Non-Coded Heart Rate Transmitter monitors and then wirelessly transmits your heart rate data from the chest strap to a Polar WearLink+ compatible receiver. This allows the wearer to monitor their heart rate. This transmitter can also be paired with your local gym’s exercise equipment if it is Polar WearLink compatible.
Key Features:
Heart rate sensor wirelessly transmits heart rate data without the need for conductive gel
Water-resistant up to 30 meters for use in extreme environments
Battery to last up to 2,500 hours of continuous usage
Adjustable elastic strap for comfortable yet secure sensing
Removable and machine washable textile strap keeps your sensor bacteria-free
Details:
Water resistant up to 30 meters
ECG accuracy
Up to 2,500 hours of usage
Non-user replaceable battery
Adjustable medium size elastic chest strap included (25-54 inches)
Machine washable and anti-bacterial
Application Ideas:
Measuring heart rate during workout or during cooldown
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