An oxygen concentrator is a medical device that is designed to deliver a steady supply of oxygen to individuals who require oxygen therapy.

Here are some key aspects and features of our 5-liter oxygen concentrator:

Oxygen Production:

• The oxygen concentrator is capable of producing up to 5 liters per minute (LPM) of continuous flow oxygen. This flow rate is suitable for many individuals who require supplemental oxygen, especially those with moderate oxygen needs.

Concentration of Oxygen:

• Oxygen concentrators work by drawing in room air, removing nitrogen, and delivering concentrated oxygen to the user. The concentrator typically provides oxygen with a concentration of around 90-95%, which is suitable for therapeutic use.

Compact Design:

• Many 5-liter oxygen concentrators are designed to be relatively compact and portable, making them suitable for use at home or in various healthcare settings. This portability allows individuals to move around while receiving their prescribed oxygen therapy.

Adjustable Flow Settings:

• These devices often feature adjustable flow settings, allowing healthcare providers to tailor the oxygen delivery to meet individual patient needs. This flexibility can accommodate changes in a patient’s condition or oxygen requirements.

User-Friendly Interface:

• The oxygen concentrator typically feature intuitive controls and easy-to-read displays that provide essential information about oxygen flow, operation status, and potential alarms.

Low Noise Operation:

• Many modern oxygen concentrators are designed to operate quietly, minimizing disruption for individuals using the device and their caregivers.

Safety Features:

• Oxygen concentrators incorporate safety features such as alarms for low oxygen purity, power failure, or system malfunctions. These alerts help ensure the safe and effective use of the device.

Power Source:

• Oxygen concentrators can be powered by standard electrical outlets, and some models have the option for battery operation, providing added flexibility and mobility for users.

Maintenance and Service:

• Regular maintenance and servicing, as well as proper cleaning and filter replacement, are important for ensuring the ongoing effectiveness and safety of the oxygen concentrator.

Our oxygen concentrators are commonly prescribed for individuals with chronic respiratory conditions, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) or other lung diseases, to help them maintain adequate oxygen levels and improve their quality of life.