Indoplas BP AC/DC Adapter 5V for Digital BP Monitor (BP105 & EBP707 models)
₱169as of Aug 13, 2026
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Indoplas BP monitor adapter review: the right plug for the BP105 and EBP707
How we reviewed this: we read the Shopee PH listing, checked the listed specs, and went through 2,942 owner ratings.
Indoplas BP AC/DC Adapter 5V for Digital BP Monitor (BP105 & EBP707 models)Not a monitor, a 5V wall adapter matched to the Indoplas BP105 and EBP707. If you take readings often it ends the battery cycle for good, and the matching part is safer than a generic 5V plug from a drawer.
- Price: ₱169 as of Aug 13, 2026
- Biggest pro: Runs your monitor on wall power instead of AA batteries
- Main catch: Not a monitor, useless without a compatible Indoplas unit
At a glance
| Brand | Indoplas |
|---|---|
| Type | Blood pressure monitor power adapter |
| Price | ₱169 (as of Aug 13, 2026) |
| Shopee owner rating | 4.8 ★ from 2,942 Shopee ratings |
| Shop | Indoplas Philippines |
| Units sold | 10K+ |
Specifications
Specs per the Indoplas adapter listing.
| Type | Blood pressure monitor power adapter |
|---|---|
| Output | 5V DC |
| Input | AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Compatibility | Indoplas BP105 and EBP707 |
Pros and cons
✓ Pros
- Runs your monitor on wall power instead of AA batteries
- Matched to the Indoplas BP105 and EBP707, so the plug, voltage and polarity are right
- 4.8 owner rating with 10K+ sold
✗ Cons
- Not a monitor, useless without a compatible Indoplas unit
- Only fits the BP105 and EBP707 models
- Wrong voltage or polarity could damage the device
The Indoplas BP AC/DC adapter is not a blood pressure monitor. It is the 5V wall adapter that runs the Indoplas BP105 and EBP707 from a socket instead of batteries. If you own one of those two, it is a cheap, sensible part. If you do not, this page is not for you.
Why batteries are the real problem
A monitor that lives on AA batteries has one failure mode, and it always arrives at the wrong moment: the power drops, and the unit throws an error or shuts down part way through inflating the cuff.
If you check your pressure now and then, batteries are fine. If someone in the house measures every morning, as people managing hypertension are usually told to, that becomes a running cost and a recurring interruption. Wall power removes both.
There is a quieter benefit too. A monitor that stays plugged in tends to stay in one place, on the same table, next to the same chair. Consistency in how and where you measure is part of getting readings you can actually compare week to week, so the adapter nudges you toward better habit without trying to.
Why not just any 5V adapter?
Because three things have to match, and only one of them is printed large.
Voltage is the obvious one: 5V in, 5V required. Plug size is the second, since barrel connectors come in several diameters and a loose one cuts out. Polarity is the third and the one that catches people: the plug can be wired centre-positive or centre-negative, and a connector that fits perfectly can still be the wrong way round. A device without reverse-polarity protection will not thank you.
Buying the part matched to your model skips all three questions. That is most of what you are paying for.
What an adapter cannot fix
It does not make readings more accurate, it does not replace a cuff that no longer fits your arm, and it has nothing to do with whether the monitor is validated. Those are the things that actually decide whether a reading means anything.
Around ₱169 as of August 13, 2026, it is a cheap spare or replacement for a monitor you already trust. And the usual reminder: a home monitor tracks numbers, it does not diagnose, so take anything worrying to a doctor rather than to the internet.
Who should buy the Indoplas adapter
Buy this only if your Indoplas BP105 or EBP707 needs wall power or a replacement adapter. Check your model number and the 5V marking on the socket before you order.
If you do not own one of those monitors
This adapter fits two units: the Indoplas BP105 and the Indoplas EBP707. If you own neither, start with a monitor rather than a spare part. Our best blood pressure monitors roundup has the picks, and the blood pressure monitor buying guide covers validation and cuff size, which matter far more than how it is powered.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which monitors does this Indoplas adapter fit?
It is made for the Indoplas BP105 and EBP707. Confirm your model number on the back of the unit and that it has a DC socket rated 5V before ordering, since not every monitor in the range takes an adapter.
Is this a blood pressure monitor?
No. It is only the power adapter. You still need the monitor itself to take a reading, and this part does nothing on its own.
Can I use any 5V adapter instead?
Risky. Three things have to match, not one: the voltage, the plug's size and shape, and the polarity, meaning which pin is positive. A plug that fits physically can still be wired the opposite way round, and a monitor without reverse-polarity protection can be damaged by it.
Why buy a separate adapter?
Either to stop buying AA batteries if you measure often, or to replace one that was lost or damaged. It also lets you leave the monitor set up in one spot, which is better practice than moving it around.
Do weak batteries affect blood pressure readings?
They affect whether you get a reading at all. A monitor running low on power tends to throw an error or switch off part way through inflating, which is more common than a quietly wrong number, and more annoying.
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Indoplas BP AC/DC Adapter 5V for Digital BP Monitor (BP105 & EBP707 models)₱169 when last checked
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