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| ÜRÜN ADI | AirSep VisionAire 5 Lt. |
| MARKA | AirSep |
| MODEL |
VisionAire 5 is the quietest and lightest oxygen concentrator on the market today. Economical and low energy saving for domestic oxygen therapy, Airsep VisionAire weighs only 30 lbs (13.6 kg).
The primary characteristic of the VisionAire oxygen concentrator is that it works quietly in the home with its contemporary design, so that it does not disturb both the treated person and his / her relatives, so that the VisionAire 5 can also make sensitive people susceptible to SACE. The 5 LPM VisionAire concentrator is very light compared to most of its competitors, so you can easily travel and accompany you on your vacation. Oxygen patients with this economical oxygen concentrator spend more time on long-term oxygen therapy thanks to their quiet, lightweight and energy-saving features.
Apart from these, Airsep VisionAire provides safe oxygen production and alerts the patient and his / her relatives when there is a situation that prevents the formation of sufficient oxygen by the alarm systems it contains.
Like many competitors in the VisionAire market, they do not require frequent maintenance, and they serve you for many years without problems when basic simple rules are followed.
The VisionAire devices are self-contained with security, a resettable electrical safety system, a complicated alarm system, and a separate use and working time to safely provide you with additional oxygen.
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| ÜRÜN ADI | Oxytek 5 LT Oxygen Concentrator |
| MARKA | Others |
| MODEL |
The biggest factor is its small size, portability and light weight. The wheels on the device allow easy movement.
Oxytek Oxygen Concentrator device is one of the most suitable devices for home use. The biggest factor is its small size, portability and light weight. The wheels on the device allow easy movement. Oxygen devices draw in the air in the environment and pass a series of compression processes, and deliver pure oxygen to the patient with the help of a nasal cannula. It performs filtration and removal of nitrogen before delivering the purified air.
One of the most useful features of the device is the alarm feature. When the oxygen given to the patient drops below 82%, the device gives an audible alarm and warns the patient.
When high or low pressure is applied to the patient, the gas cut-off and automatic shutdown feature of the device is activated.
In case of excessive heat or overload, the device protects itself.
Technical specifications
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| ÜRÜN ADI | Airsep Freestyle Comfort Portable Oxygen Concentrator |
| MARKA | AirSep |
| MODEL |
AirSep FreeStyle comfort; It is a portable oxygen concentrator that can offer 5 different PulseDose settings. It provides oxygen support of approximately 95% purity to patients who want to move freely. It has a wide treatment capacity thanks to the PulseDose system with its 1-5 setting options. Users in need of oxygen (COPD, idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, cystic fibrosis, etc.) can enjoy an active life thanks to the light and reliable AirSep FreeStyle 5.
Thanks to the UltraSense technology found only in the AirSep FreeStyle 5 portable oxygen concentrator, it detects the user's breathing more precisely than many portable devices. Thanks to UltraSense, oxygen is delivered to the user in a short time like milliseconds. In this way, more efficient oxygen therapy is provided. Thanks to its smart microprocessor, it provides fast and reliable oxygen support even in sleep mode. Thanks to its powerful compressor, the FreeStyle 5 portable oxygen concentrator can even be used with cannulas up to 7.62 meters long.
The new plug-in battery can serve over 4 hours in the 1st PulseDose setting. In this way, people who need oxygen support can now comfortably attend a music festival or go shopping.
Since FreeStyle is an FAA approved device, it can be used safely on airplanes. (Check with your airline for flight details)
Technicial Specifications
Settings: 1 to 5 PulseDose flow O2 Concentration: 90% O2 +5.5% / -3%
Dimensions: 27.2 cm H x 16.8 cm W x 11.2 cm
Weight: 3kg
Electricity Consumption: AC Power: 100 – 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
DC Power: 12 – 24 VDC
Battery Duration: Setting 1 – 4.25 hours
Setting 2 – 2.5 hours
Setting 3 – 2 hours
Setting 4 – 1.75 hours
Setting 5 – 1.25 hours
Charging Time: 4-5 hours
With Second Battery: Setting 1 – 8.5 hours
Setting 2 – 5 hours
Setting 3 – 4 hours
Setting 4 – 3.5 hours
Setting 5 – 2.5 hours
Audible Alarm: Start, PulseDose, battery level, cannula, system
Visual Warning: General fault
Working Temperature: Between +5 C and +40 C
Storage Temperature: -20 C to +60 C
Operating Altitude: Up to 3,657 meters
Place of Manufacture: USA
Based on 14.7 psi (101 kPa) atmospheric pressure at 21°C (70°F)
Operating outside of these conditions of use does not meet Oxygen Condensation conditions at higher liter flow rates of the condenser
may limit his ability. The warm-up screen will continue to appear until the concentrator reaches the target density, or for a maximum of 15 minutes.
can. Continue to use the unit during this time.
The anticipated useful life is at least five years. The expected shelf life of the sieve beds is approx.
for one year.
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| ÜRÜN ADI | Inogen ROVE 6 Portable Oxygen Concentrator |
| MARKA | Inogen |
| MODEL |
Portable Oxygen Concentrator With The Most Powerful Oxygen Production - 16 Cell Battery
The new Inogen Rove 6 lightweight portable oxygen concentrator is the most powerful portable oxygen concentrator on the market, providing 1-6 trigger settings, providing the demanded oxygen flow.
With an impressive 2.1 kg (4.7 lbs - 8-cell battery installed) weight, Inogen Rove 6 is a unique portable oxygen concentrator with its oxygen production power and weight. Offering longer battery life (16 cells) with a 16 Cell battery option, this portable device has everything you need to lead an independent lifestyle while receiving oxygen therapy.
The new Inogen Rove 6 Portable Oxygen Concentrator is designed for 24-hour use. With its smart triggered oxygen delivery feature, which ensures the continuity of 24-hour use, it will automatically adjust longer oxygen deliveries during the rest or sleep period depending on the respiratory rate of the user.
Oxygen concentrator devices are molecular sieves, which separate gases from ambient air and produce oxygen at 95% (± 3) purity. Molecular sieves can be used to produce industrial oxygen concentrators, as well as devices that provide oxygen-friendly oxygen gas for treatment of COPD and similar chronic respiratory disorders. Oxygen concentrators are used at home or in the hospital for treatment of many respiratory diseases.
Oxygen concentrators decompose oxygen from gases in the air to provide patients with high concentrations of oxygen gas. These devices are commonly used in patients' homes. Light and portable models are also available for mobile use. The portable oxygen concentrator produced in order to ensure better quality of life for patients is the Inogen One G3 battery and is easy to use. It provides high intensity oxygen output. The Inogen One G3 portable oxygen concentrator can be used at home, at work, in a vehicle or in different locations without the need for electricity. The LCD shows the remaining battery time in hours and minutes. This allows the user to know when to charge the device.
The Inogen One G3 portable oxygen concentrator determines the onset of breathing and gives the user the right time and amount of oxygen while breathing. The device detects every breath received and works synchronously with the user. There are audible and visual alarms on the device. For example, when the person is not breathing or the cannula is disconnected, the device detects and emits an audible alarm. Thus it warns user in critical situations. This gives confidence to the patient and their relatives.
The Inogen One G3 portable oxygen concentrator is available 24 hours a day. Thanks to the car cigarette lighter kit, it works even without traveling.
Place of production: America
Warranty period: 3 years
Weight: 2.2 kg
Pulse dose: 4 levels
Working time with battery: 9 hours
Can work 24 hours a day
Sound level: 42 dBA
What is Oxygen Concentrator and What Does It Do?
The oxygen concentrator (sometimes known as the "oxygen generator") is a medical device used to deliver oxygen to those in need of oxygen. If people have a condition in their blood that causes low oxygen levels or gives results, they may need it. Oxygen concentrators are normally obtained by prescribing on doctor's advice. Oxygen concentrators (concentrators) are powered by plugging them into an electrical outlet or battery. If the concentrator is powered by an electric battery, it must be plugged into a wall outlet and charged. Several parts form a compressor, including a compressor, screen filter and circuit boards.
An oxygen concentrator has a compression apparatus, but it should not be mixed with compressed oxygen or an oxygen tank. Although a tank has a certain amount of oxygen dispensed, a condenser is filtered in the air, compressed, and continuously releases air. The air supply never ends. Instead of re-filling compressed air, the condenser needs only power.
How Oxygen Concentrator Works?
An oxygen concentrator works like a window air conditioning unit: it takes the air outside, replaces it, filters it and presents it as oxygen in a new form. An oxygen concentrator takes air and makes it used by people who require medical oxygen due to the low level of oxygen in their blood.
How to Use Medical Oxygen Safely
What is Oxygen Tank?
Oxygen tanks are a type of storage system that holds oxygen or liquid oxygen in a pressure vessel. The size and appearance of an oxygen tank can vary depending on where it is used and the mobility requirements.
Using Oxygen Tubes in Medical Therapy
Oxygen therapy requires the term used to describe the oxygen prescribed by doctors, a medical oxygen cylinder, and a suitable respirator. Doctors use oxygen therapy in emergency departments, during surgery, and for long-term patients who require oxygen for a medical condition.
Long-term oxygen therapy may be required for the following medical conditions:
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Pulmonary Hypertension
Congestive Heart Failure
Cystic fibrosis
Lung cancer
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Oxygen Delivery
Taking oxygen from the oxygen cylinder to the individual usually requires a mask or nasal cannula. The mask and nasal cannula are usually attached to the tank through a hose. Then a mask is placed on a person's face over the mouth and nose. The nasal cannula is placed directly into the nostrils.
Although oxygen cylinders are containers containing pressurized oxygen, they are used in a variety of different environments and situations. The proper use and dimensions of the medical oxygen cylinder will vary depending on the size of the tube that the doctor determines is the most suitable.
Safety of the Medical Oxygen Tube
Many patients who use home and portable oxygen tanks are curious about the safety of storing tanks. When care is taken in handling and storing tanks, fire and other hazards are minimized.
History of the Oxygen Concentrator
Have you ever wondered the history of the oxygen concentrator from the past? While the use of oxygen for medical purposes has continued since the 1800s, the use of modern oxygen concentrator technology is quite new. It is interesting to see that today's oxygen stores are delivering oxygen to the patients by absorbing oxygen in the air that surrounds the oxygen that physically stores oxygen with today's oxygen concentrators.
Oxygen was first discovered in 1772 by a Swedish chemist, Carl Wilhelm Scheele. However, a British researcher, Joseph Priestley, independently found oxygen in 1774 and published his findings three years before Scheele was published.
It was first noted that oxygen use was made on 6 March 1885 by Dr. George Holtzapple, who used oxygen for the treatment of pneumonia in York, PA. Then, in the early periods of 1887, a woman used oxygen from a device that stored enough oxygen.
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The Oxygen Concentrator is an electronic device that provides uninterrupted oxygen at the touch of a button for as long as you need it.
Oxygen Concentrator breathing apparatus with oxygen support of approximately 95%
Portable and Fixed Oxygen Concentrator Devices is an electronic device that provides oxygen as and when needed.
