3L&5L Oxygen Concentrator

Portable Oxygen Concentrator

Features:

3L and 5L Capability

Innovative,modular design

Casters for mobility easily

LED Segment Display

With Oxygen Density/Flow Monitor

Long-life compressor designed for 25,000 hours for maintenance-free use

24 hours non-stop working

GSE Compressor

Specifications:

A portable oxygen concentrator (POC) is a compact, battery-powered medical device that filters oxygen from the surrounding air and delivers it to a user's nose via a nasal cannula, improving blood oxygen levels for individuals with conditions like COPD or pulmonary fibrosis. Unlike oxygen tanks, POCs produce their own oxygen, eliminating the need for refills and allowing for greater mobility and independence for people on the go.  

How it Works

Air Intake: The device draws in room air, which is about 21% oxygen. 

Filtration: A filter cleans the air, removing impurities and other gases. 

Oxygen Separation: The concentrator then uses a process to separate the oxygen from nitrogen and other gases, creating a highly concentrated oxygen blend. 

Delivery: The purified oxygen is delivered to the user through a nasal cannula. 

Key Features and Benefits

Portability: Lightweight and compact, designed for use outside the home, and often approved for use on airplanes. 

Unlimited Oxygen: POCs produce oxygen on demand from the air, so there are no tanks to refill. 

Power Options: Can be powered by a battery for use away from an outlet or by plugging into an electrical outlet or car adapter. 

Increased Freedom: Empowers users to participate in more activities and travel more easily while receiving the oxygen they need. 

Considerations

Output Limitations: Portable models may deliver a lower oxygen flow rate than stationary concentrators and are often designed for pulse flow rather than continuous flow. 

Battery Life: Battery life varies by model and use, and regular charging is required. 

Maintenance: Requires routine maintenance, such as cleaning or replacing filters. 

Consult a Doctor: It's essential to discuss with a healthcare provider to determine if a POC is suitable for your specific needs and oxygen requirements. 

To use a portable oxygen concentrator (POC), ensure the battery is charged or the device is plugged in, then attach the nasal cannula or mask. Turn the device on and set the oxygen flow rate to your doctor's prescribed level using the up and down buttons. Adjust the nasal cannula for a comfortable fit in your nostrils and breathe normally. 

Steps to Use Your Portable Oxygen Concentrator

Check Power Source: Ensure the battery is fully charged or the unit is plugged into a working power source.

Attach Cannula: Securely attach the nasal cannula or mask tubing to the oxygen outlet port on the concentrator.

Turn On Device: Press the on/off button until you hear a beep or see the display screen light up.

Set Flow Rate: Adjust the oxygen flow rate by pressing the "+" and "-" buttons until it matches the setting prescribed by your healthcare provider.

Position Cannula: Place the nasal cannula comfortably in your nostrils, adjusting the tubes over your ears as needed.

Breathe Normally: Breathe through your nose to receive oxygen from the concentrator.

Monitor Battery Life: Check the device's display for remaining battery life and carry an extra battery for extended use. 

Important Considerations

Consult Your Doctor:

Never adjust your prescribed flow rate without first consulting your doctor. 

Air Circulation:

Make sure the device is placed in a well-ventilated area, allowing clear access to the intake and exhaust to prevent overheating. 

Cleanliness:

Follow the manufacturer's instructions for cleaning the device's filter weekly. 

Safety:

Keep the concentrator away from flames, flammable items, and sources of ignition, such as cigarettes.