Portable Oxygen Concentrator

Portable Oxygen Concentrator

Features and specifications:

France imported molecule sift

Max. Flow: Approx 3+/-1.5L/min (standard atmospheric pressure)

Oxygen density:29%+/-2% (standard atmospheric pressure)

Power Consumption: average below 32W

Noise: <50dB

Generating unit+ adapter+ lithium battery(15V,4A)+ charger 2.40KG

Weight: Generating unit+ adapter 2.00KG

Size: 260(L)*110(W)*170(H)mm

A portable oxygen concentrator (POC) is a lightweight, battery-powered medical device that provides supplemental, concentrated oxygen to people with respiratory conditions, allowing them to be active outside their home. Unlike tanks, a POC draws in ambient air, uses internal technology to filter out nitrogen and other gases, and then delivers purified, medical-grade oxygen through a mask or nasal cannula.

How a POC Works

1. Air Intake:

The device pulls in the surrounding air from the room. 

2. Separation Process:

The air then goes through a process, often using a sieve bed, to remove nitrogen and other gases. 

3. Oxygen Delivery:

This leaves behind purified, medical-grade oxygen, which is delivered to the user through a mask or nasal cannula. 

4. Power Source:

POCs run on rechargeable batteries, AC power, or DC power (like a car's power port), providing freedom and mobility to the user. 

Key Features and Benefits

Portability:

POCs are smaller and lighter than stationary home units, making them ideal for travel and daily activities. 

Prescription-Based:

A doctor's prescription is required to obtain a POC. 

FAA Approved:

Many POC models are approved by the FAA for use on commercial airline flights. 

Smart Technology:

Many devices offer features like smart, breath-sensitive oxygen delivery and easy-to-read displays showing battery life and flow settings. 

Alarms:

They include visual and audible alarms to notify users of low battery or system errors. 

What to Consider

FDA  Approval: Look for devices that are FDA-approved for safety and effectiveness. 

Prescription Alignment: Ensure the device meets your specific oxygen needs as determined by your doctor. 

Quality: Be aware that there can be significant differences in the quality and features between different models. 

Portable oxygen concentrators (POCs) are compact, lightweight devices that provide supplemental oxygen on the go by filtering nitrogen from the air to deliver purified oxygen. Key features include their small size for portability, operation on rechargeable batteries for power independence, the choice between continuous or pulse-dose oxygen delivery, and a user-friendly display to monitor settings and battery life. POCs are significantly smaller and lighter than stationary units, making them suitable for travel and daily activities away from home. 

Portability & Design

Compact and Lightweight:

POCs are designed to be small and light, allowing for easy transport and use during daily activities and travel. 

Rechargeable Battery:

They operate on long-life, rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, providing power for extended periods without needing a wall outlet. 

Carry Options:

Users can carry POCs with carrying bags or backpacks, offering hands-free convenience. 

Airline Approved:

Many models are designed to meet FAA requirements for commercial airline travel. 

Functionality

Oxygen Delivery:

POCs draw in room air, remove nitrogen, and deliver concentrated, purified oxygen to the user via a nasal cannula. 

Pulse Dose vs. Continuous Flow:

Pulse Dose: This method delivers a burst of oxygen with each breath, conserving battery and oxygen. 

Continuous Flow: Some POCs also offer a continuous stream of oxygen, which can be beneficial for users with high respiratory rates or during sleep. 

Oxygen Purity:

The purified oxygen delivered is typically high in concentration, usually between 87% and 99%. 

User-Friendly Features 

Easy-to-Read Displays:

Many POCs feature large font, multi-color LCD displays to show important information like battery life and flow settings.

Quiet Operation:

POCs are generally quiet, with some models operating at sound levels similar to a whisper.

Simple Operation:

After connecting the nasal cannula and turning on the device, the user simply sets the prescribed flow rate