Oxas 10-liter oxygen concentrator

Introducing the Oxas 10-liter oxygen concentrator

If you need a device with a high output capacity for respiratory care at home or in a medical center, the Oxas 10-liter oxygen concentrator is one of the options you can consider. This device takes in room air, separates out much of the nitrogen to produce concentrated oxygen, and delivers it to the patient at an adjustable flow.

An output capacity of up to 10 liters per minute, an LCD display and an oxygen purity display are important features of this model. In addition, alarms for power failure, pressure drop and low oxygen purity can help the caregiver keep a better eye on the device's status.

One important advantage of oxygen concentrators is that they produce oxygen from room air and reduce dependence on constantly replacing cylinders. However, an oxygen concentrator needs electricity to work, and a suitable backup plan for supplying the patient's oxygen must be in place for power outages.

At the Parsian Teb Kashan store, you can buy the Oxas 10-liter oxygen concentrator, review its technical specifications and ask for the current price. If a physician has prescribed a high oxygen flow for the patient, checking the device's capacity and its purity at the required flow is especially important.

Features and benefits of the Oxas 10-liter oxygen concentrator

1. Output capacity of up to 10 liters per minute

The most important feature of the Oxas 10-liter oxygen concentrator is its higher output capacity compared with 5-liter models. This capacity is worth considering in situations where a physician has determined that a higher oxygen flow is needed.

However, a 10-liter capacity does not mean the device is suitable for every patient or every situation. The required flow must be determined based on the physician's prescription, and oxygen purity at the selected flow also matters.

2. LCD display and oxygen purity display

This device is equipped with an LCD display that shows information about the device's operation. The oxygen purity display also helps the user better monitor this important parameter.

Oxygen purity is one of the main criteria for evaluating the device's performance. If you see an alarm or an unusual reading, follow the user manual and get help from technical service if needed.

3. Power failure alarm system

Because the Oxas 10-liter oxygen concentrator needs electricity to operate, knowing about power outages is very important. The power failure alarm can help the caregiver notice a disruption in the device's power supply more quickly.

However, an alarm does not replace the power supply. If the patient needs continuous oxygen, plan with the physician or care team for power outages before using the device, including the use of a backup source or suitable alternative equipment.

4. Low pressure alarm

Output pressure is one of the important performance parameters of an oxygen concentrator. The low pressure alarm can alert the user to certain abnormal conditions in the device.

If the alarm is triggered, check the outlet path and connections according to the manufacturer's guide. If the problem persists, the device must be checked by a qualified technician. Do not open the housing or repair internal parts without technical knowledge.

5. Low oxygen purity alarm

The published specifications for this model also mention a low oxygen purity alarm. This feature is very important, because the device may be switched on while the output purity is not within the expected range.

Do not ignore the device's alarms, and use the manufacturer's instructions and technical service to check its performance. If the patient's breathing gets worse, do not delay medical care.

6. Operating noise below 50 decibels

According to published store information for the Oxas 10-liter oxygen concentrator, the device's noise level is less than 50 decibels. This can be important for use at home and in a resting room.

The actual noise level may vary with the environment, the device's placement and its technical condition. It is best to place the device on a flat, stable surface with enough space around it for air to circulate.

7. Designed for use at home and in care settings

By producing concentrated oxygen from room air, an oxygen concentrator can be used without constantly replacing cylinders. This is practical for people who need long-term oxygen therapy as prescribed by a physician.

Nevertheless, the device must be placed in a suitable location with access to a stable power supply. Enough space must also be allowed for its ventilation, and the device must not be placed near flames, cigarettes or heat sources.

8. Filter and humidifier bottle

The store specifications for this model mention a cleanable filter and a humidifier bottle. The filter helps keep dust out of the internal parts, and the humidifier bottle is used to humidify the output gas when approved by the manufacturer and appropriately prescribed.

How the bottle is used, the type of water to use and how to wash it must follow the manufacturer's instructions. Do not add unapproved substances or solutions to the bottle.

Technical specifications of the Oxas 10-liter oxygen concentrator

Important note: Actual oxygen purity at a flow of 10 liters per minute may differ from purity at lower flows. Check the final specifications, warranty terms and package contents against the version in stock before ordering.

Oxas 10-liter vs. 5-liter oxygen concentrator

The main difference between these two models is their nominal oxygen output capacity. The 5-liter model has a lower maximum capacity, while the 10-liter model is designed for higher flows.

If a physician has prescribed an oxygen flow of up to 5 liters per minute, a 5-liter device may meet the patient's needs. But if a higher flow is required, a device with an appropriate capacity should be considered.

When choosing between these two models, do not treat higher capacity alone as a definite advantage. Oxygen purity at the required flow, noise level, power consumption, after-sales service and maintenance costs should also be checked.

Why choose the Oxas 10-liter oxygen concentrator?

With its high output capacity, LCD display and alarms related to power, pressure and oxygen purity, this model is an option worth considering for buyers who need an Iranian-made oxygen concentrator.

Compared with simpler devices, the display and alarm features can help users stay better informed about how the device is performing. The 10-liter capacity also makes higher flows possible within the device's limits.

However, the right choice does not depend only on the specifications on paper. Before buying, consider the following:

• The oxygen flow the patient needs as prescribed by the physician

• Oxygen purity at the selected flow

• Warranty terms and after-sales service

• Availability of filters and required parts

• The device's noise level and where it will be used

• Power consumption and a backup plan for power outages

Important maintenance tips for the Oxas oxygen concentrator

Choosing the right location

Place the device in a well-ventilated space and keep enough distance from walls and curtains. The air inlet and outlet must not be blocked, and the device must not be placed under a cover or cloth.

Cleaning the filter and bottle

Clean the filter and humidifier bottle according to the manufacturer's instructions. Using unsuitable water or leaving contaminated water in the bottle can cause problems, so follow the correct method for filling, emptying and washing it.

Safety precautions

Oxygen intensifies combustion. Smoking and lighting flames near the device are prohibited while it is in use. Keep the device away from stoves, heaters, sparks and flammable materials, and do not use oily or greasy products around oxygen equipment unless the manufacturer has confirmed they are suitable.

Periodic servicing

Service the device according to the manufacturer's schedule, and arrange a technical inspection if you hear unusual noises, see a persistent alarm or notice reduced performance. Opening the housing and repairing internal parts must be done by a qualified technician.

Frequently asked questions about the Oxas 10-liter oxygen concentrator

1. How much oxygen does the Oxas 10-liter oxygen concentrator produce?

The nominal capacity of this device is a maximum of 10 liters per minute. The right flow for the patient must be determined by a physician.

2. What is the oxygen purity of this device?

The store specifications for this model state a purity of about 95 percent; however, the actual value depends on the output flow and the device's operating conditions. Check the purity at maximum flow before buying.

3. Is this device suitable for round-the-clock use?

The permitted operating time must be determined from the user manual of the supplied version. If the patient needs continuous oxygen, make sure the device is suitable for the required operating time and that there is a backup power plan.

4. Is the Oxas 10-liter oxygen concentrator suitable for all patients?

No. Choosing a device depends on the prescribed amount of oxygen, the patient's condition and their treatment needs. Higher capacity is not necessarily the better choice for everyone.

5. What should I look for when buying an Oxas oxygen concentrator?

Check the output capacity and purity, safety alarms, device noise, warranty, after-sales service and maintenance costs. Also make sure the device's specifications match the physician's prescription.

Buy the Oxas 10-liter oxygen concentrator from Parsian Teb Kashan

If you are looking to buy an Oxas 10-liter oxygen concentrator then be sure to match the device's specifications to the patient's needs before placing your order, and ask about the current price, stock, warranty terms and after-sales service.

The Parsian Teb Kashan store is here to help you review respiratory equipment and make an informed choice of the device you need.

To ask about the price and buy the Oxas 10-liter oxygen concentrator, use the Parsian Teb Kashan website or contact the store for purchase advice.