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| Model NO. PH-Y10AW-3L | |||
| Oxygen density | 93%±3% | Power comsumption | 800W |
| Flow | 1-10 L/min | Noise level | 60dB |
| Output pressure | 30-70 Kpa | Size | 39.6*35.9*61 cm |
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Technical specifications：
6 Safety System | Low Oxygen Alarm | Yes |
Oxygen Pressure Protection Alarm | Yes | |
Pressure Faulty Alarm | Yes | |
Power off Alarm | Yes | |
Compressor Faulty Alarm | Yes | |
Overheated Protection | Yes | |
Operating Condition | Operating Temperature | 41ºF to 113ºF (5ºC to 45ºC) |
Operating Humidity | 30% to 80% RH | |
Operating Atmospheric Pressure | 613-1060hpa | |
Storage Temperature | 14ºF to 122ºF(-10ºC to 50ºC) | |
Storage Humidity | 20 to 90% RH |
The benefits of an oxygen concentrator for patients:
1. Improved Oxygen Levels: The primary benefit of an oxygen concentrator is to increase the oxygen levels in the patient's bloodstream. This helps alleviate symptoms of hypoxemia (low oxygen levels) and ensures that vital organs receive adequate oxygen supply.
2. Enhanced Breathing: Patients with respiratory conditions, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), asthma, or pneumonia, often experience difficulty in breathing. An oxygen concentrator assists in easing breathing efforts, reducing shortness of breath, and improving overall respiratory function.
3. Increased Energy and Stamina: By providing supplemental oxygen, an oxygen concentrator helps patients feel more energized and less fatigued. Sufficient oxygen levels enable individuals to engage in daily activities, exercise, and maintain an active lifestyle.
4. Improved Sleep Quality: Many patients with respiratory conditions experience sleep disturbances due to low oxygen levels. Using an oxygen concentrator during sleep helps maintain adequate oxygen saturation, promoting better sleep quality and reducing sleep-related complications.
5. Enhanced Mental Alertness: Sufficient oxygen supply is vital for optimal brain function. By ensuring proper oxygenation, an oxygen concentrator can improve mental alertness, concentration, and cognitive abilities in patients.
6. Reduced Risk of Complications: In conditions such as chronic hypoxemia or severe respiratory illnesses, inadequate oxygen levels can lead to various complications, including organ damage and increased susceptibility to infections. An oxygen concentrator helps mitigate these risks by maintaining adequate oxygen saturation levels.
7. Increased Independence: Portable oxygen concentrators allow patients to be more independent and mobile. With the ability to carry the concentrator with them, patients can engage in outdoor activities, travel, and maintain an active lifestyle while receiving the necessary oxygen therapy.
Technical specifications：
6 Safety System | Low Oxygen Alarm | Yes |
Oxygen Pressure Protection Alarm | Yes | |
Pressure Faulty Alarm | Yes | |
Power off Alarm | Yes | |
Compressor Faulty Alarm | Yes | |
Overheated Protection | Yes | |
Operating Condition | Operating Temperature | 41ºF to 113ºF (5ºC to 45ºC) |
Operating Humidity | 30% to 80% RH | |
Operating Atmospheric Pressure | 613-1060hpa | |
Storage Temperature | 14ºF to 122ºF(-10ºC to 50ºC) | |
Storage Humidity | 20 to 90% RH |
The benefits of an oxygen concentrator for patients:
1. Improved Oxygen Levels: The primary benefit of an oxygen concentrator is to increase the oxygen levels in the patient's bloodstream. This helps alleviate symptoms of hypoxemia (low oxygen levels) and ensures that vital organs receive adequate oxygen supply.
2. Enhanced Breathing: Patients with respiratory conditions, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), asthma, or pneumonia, often experience difficulty in breathing. An oxygen concentrator assists in easing breathing efforts, reducing shortness of breath, and improving overall respiratory function.
3. Increased Energy and Stamina: By providing supplemental oxygen, an oxygen concentrator helps patients feel more energized and less fatigued. Sufficient oxygen levels enable individuals to engage in daily activities, exercise, and maintain an active lifestyle.
4. Improved Sleep Quality: Many patients with respiratory conditions experience sleep disturbances due to low oxygen levels. Using an oxygen concentrator during sleep helps maintain adequate oxygen saturation, promoting better sleep quality and reducing sleep-related complications.
5. Enhanced Mental Alertness: Sufficient oxygen supply is vital for optimal brain function. By ensuring proper oxygenation, an oxygen concentrator can improve mental alertness, concentration, and cognitive abilities in patients.
6. Reduced Risk of Complications: In conditions such as chronic hypoxemia or severe respiratory illnesses, inadequate oxygen levels can lead to various complications, including organ damage and increased susceptibility to infections. An oxygen concentrator helps mitigate these risks by maintaining adequate oxygen saturation levels.
7. Increased Independence: Portable oxygen concentrators allow patients to be more independent and mobile. With the ability to carry the concentrator with them, patients can engage in outdoor activities, travel, and maintain an active lifestyle while receiving the necessary oxygen therapy.