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.