
Specifications
| Model | 2000444004419 |
|---|---|
| Supplier | VZ Trading |
| Category | Oxygen concentrators |
| Technical data | Device weight 23.6 kg, dimensions 67.0 x 46.7 x 36.5 (H x D x W) Country of manufacture: USA |
Oxygen concentrators
Invacare Platinum 9 Oxygen Concentrator
Model: 2000444004419
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Product description
Powerful and reliable oxygen concentrator. Recommended for use in hospitals. Capacity – 9 liters. Oxygen Concentrator Platinum 9 This is a reliable and economical nine-liter oxygen concentrator that produces pure medical oxygen from ambient air. Thanks to its low noise level during operation and high performance, this model is ideal for use in home or medical facilities, as well as for long-term oxygen therapy. Concentrator operation mechanism: produces oxygen using the "molecular gas separation" technology through an adsorption process. Atmospheric air enters the device, is filtered, and under pressure passes through molecular sieve adsorbents that absorb nitrogen and impurities contained in it. As a result, the output is a ready product with an oxygen concentration within 87 - 95,6 percent, which is directed to the oxygen reservoir and then supplied to the patient through a nasal cannula. Application area: The Platinum Concentrator 9 is recommended for use in home or clinical settings to obtain oxygen from atmospheric air during oxygen therapy sessions. It effectively compensates for oxygen deficiency in patients with various respiratory function disorders, helps prevent the development of hypoxia and eliminates its manifestations, improving the patient's quality of life. It can be used for long-term oxygen therapy (from 15 hours per day) and for providing emergency medical care. Invacare Check O2 oxygen analyzer is a measuring device that shows all operating parameters necessary for concentrator inspection. This efficient and economical device convinces from a technical point of view: it measures oxygen concentration, oxygen flow rate, and outlet pressure from the patient on any oxygen concentrator. The device does not require routine calibration. Also, there is no fuel cell that needs replacement. Invacare Check O2 is three analyzers in one! FEATURES: • oxygen concentration in the finished product 87 – 95,6% at a flow rate of 0,5-9 l/min; • the device compressor can operate for 5 years or 40 000 working hours without the need for maintenance; • shock-resistant housing made of fire-resistant materials; • emergency alarm and compressor shutdown at excessively low pressure, overheating, power outage, or voltage surge in the network. Low oxygen level alarm; • built-in humidification system prevents possible drying of the respiratory mucous membranes during the procedure; • nasal cannula (2,1m), which does not deform, allows the patient free movement during oxygen therapy; • manual flow rate adjustment according to the individual needs of the patient; • continuous operation duration of the concentrator – from 30 minutes to 24 hours; • working hour meter shows the total time the device has been in operation; • high mobility – thanks to wheels and a convenient handle, it can be easily moved from place to place if necessary; • serviced once a year, during maintenance the fine and coarse filters need to be replaced – this can be done independently; • the device can be equipped with the Invacare HomeFill II station, which fills portable cylinders (mobile use); • power consumption – no more than 460 Watts; • low operating noise level – 46 dB. Emergency protection systems: • shuts off the device during voltage surges or performs protective power shutdown; • shuts off the compressor during overheating; • has emergency alarm and shuts off the compressor at excessive/low pressure; • signals low oxygen flow rate; • signals power outage in the network