Description
The DJMed High Capacity 10L Oxygen Concentrator is a versatile and reliable medical-grade device designed to meet the oxygen therapy needs of patients in various settings, including home, hospital, and workplace environments. Its compact design, coupled with high performance, makes it an ideal choice for those requiring a continuous and adjustable oxygen flow.
Key Features
- Adjustable Flow Rate: The concentrator offers an oxygen flow rate adjustable from 1 to 10 liters per minute (LPM), catering to a wide range of patient needs.
- High Oxygen Purity: Maintains an oxygen purity of 93% ±3% at 10 LPM, with purity levels reaching up to 96% across the flow range.
- Quiet Operation: Designed to operate quietly, ensuring minimal disruption in any setting.
- User-Friendly Design: Equipped with a digital oxygen indicator and simple controls for ease of use.
Portability and Design
With its compact structure and integrated wheels, this oxygen concentrator is easily portable, allowing for convenient movement between locations. Despite its robust capabilities, it remains easy to handle, weighing 27 kg and measuring 39 × 33 × 62 cm.
Technical Specifications
- Outlet Pressure: Ranges from 30 to 70 kPa, providing consistent oxygen delivery.
- Power Consumption: Operates at 920 W, balancing performance with energy efficiency.
- Advanced Technology: Utilizes a high-efficiency stainless steel membrane for effective oxygen concentration.
Included Accessories
The device comes with a comprehensive set of accessories, including:
- Humidifier bottle and tubing
- Two nasal oxygen cannulas (1.6 m and 6 m)
- User manual and quick start guide
Maintenance
Maintenance is straightforward, with compatibility for service replacement inlet filters specifically designed for this model, ensuring long-term functionality and reliability.
Intended Use
This concentrator is intended for the administration of supplemental oxygen via nasal cannula, particularly beneficial for patients with high oxygen demands or those requiring long oxygen tubing runs. In Australia, a prescription is required for home oxygen use, underscoring its medical-grade quality and suitability for high care applications.
