Home Pro Stationary Oxygen Concentrator

There are two primary types of oxygen concentrators:

Pulse Flow: Detects your breathing and delivers oxygen only when you inhale, stopping when you exhale. This mode is commonly used in portable devices, ensuring longer usage time.
Continuous Flow: Provides a constant flow of oxygen regardless of your breathing pattern.
We offer three product series to meet different needs:

Portable Series: Lightweight and easy to carry.
Home Series: Designed for stationary use at home.
Light Series: Combines portability and efficiency.

Oxygen concentrators are classified based on their flow rate for two purposes: health care and disease treatment.

1-3L Flow Rate (Health Care):
Suitable for pregnant women, the elderly, students, white-collar workers, and others looking to enhance their well-being. Ideal for daily oxygen therapy.

Above 3L Flow Rate (Disease Treatment):
Designed for patients with chronic diseases (e.g., hypertension, diabetes, obesity, coronary heart disease), respiratory conditions, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, or cardiopulmonary dysfunction. Suitable for home oxygen therapy.

Proper maintenance ensures optimal performance and longevity:

Exterior Care: Regularly clean the unit's exterior and wipe around the vents to remove dust and dirt.
Nasal Cannula:
Clean at least once a week.
Replace every 2 months if used daily or every 3-6 months if used infrequently.
Filter Maintenance:
The filter removes dust, dirt, and pollen from the air.
Clean it once a month to prolong the device’s lifespan.