Dexcom G6 Transmitter
Keep your continuous glucose monitoring system running smoothly with the official Dexcom G6 Transmitter. This small, lightweight device snaps securely into your Dexcom G6 sensor, wirelessly transmitting real-time glucose readings and trend arrows directly to your smartphone or dedicated receiver every 5 minutes.
Designed for long-lasting reliability, a single transmitter powers your monitoring system through 3 consecutive months (90 days) of continuous use.
Key Features & Benefits
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Reliable Wireless Transmission: Communicates seamlessly with your smartphone or Dexcom G6 receiver via Bluetooth, ensuring a stable connection up to 20 feet away.
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3-Month Reusable Lifespan: Engineered for durability, each transmitter provides a full 90 days of continuous operation across multiple sensor changes (up to nine 10-day sensors).
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Low-Profile & Lightweight: Snaps flush into the sensor housing with a streamlined design that stays comfortable and hidden under clothing.
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Water-Resistant Durability: Fully water-resistant (rated to withstand being submerged up to 8 feet for 24 hours) so you can swim, shower, and exercise without worry.
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Simple Snap-In Installation: Easily attach a new transmitter to your fresh Dexcom G6 sensor with a quick, secure click during your routine sensor changes.
Technical Specifications
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Lifespan: Up to 90 days (3 months) from activation
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Compatibility: Designed exclusively for use with the Dexcom G6 Sensor and Dexcom G6 app or receiver
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Bluetooth Range: Up to 20 feet (6 meters) with no obstructions
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Water Resistance: IP28 (submersible up to 8 feet for up to 24 hours)
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Operating Temperature Range: 10°C to 42°C (50°F to 108°F)
What’s Included
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1x Dexcom G6 Transmitter
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Product Insertion & Pairing Instructions
Important Note: Be sure to save your transmitter’s serial number before your first use, as you will need to enter it into the Dexcom G6 app to pair a new transmitter. Each transmitter is single-patient use and cannot be recharged.






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