Oxygen Concentrators
Oxygen Concentrator Service & Repair
Oxygen Concentrators have become increasingly popular due to their easy installation and cost effectiveness.
However, these machines do require more attention than most facilities realize. Our team can help troubleshoot, service, install, and provide replacement products for the majority of oxygen concentrators on the market. If a major repair is required, we will discuss the issue with the manufacturer, this will allow you more time to focus on the needs of your practice.
Our O2 Concentrator Service Includes:
(Dependent on Manufacturer)
Visual Inspection
Cleaning / Replacement of Filters
(Internal Fine Filter & External Coarse Filter)
Oxygen Purity Check
Repair Oxygen Leaks in System
Flowmeter Confirmation
What Oxygen Concentrators Like / Don’t Like
Like: Air Flow Don’t Like: Small Spaces
Concentrators need adequate air flow to bring in room air and to “kick-off” nitrogen. There is heat being produced during this process. Do not put in a small closet with the door shut – a big NO, NO! Allow space between any walls to allow proper air movement.
Like: Clean Environment Don’t Like: Dirt, Dust and Hair
Concentrators like to stay clean. The filters need to be checked often and cleaned frequently (vacuum first then wash with warm water – but make sure they are perfectly dry before reinstalling. Have a spare set to make this job easier). When dirt can move into the system a few things may occur: Oxygen purity will decrease, and inner temperature will increase. Do not put in an area where there is a large amount or hair – kennel or grooming area.
Like: Dry / Temperature Controlled Don’t Like: Wet Environment
Concentrator Sieve Beds (they do the magic of converting room air to oxygen), will not function correctly if they are damp.
Do not place outside, in the grooming area, kennel area or any other area that may cause moisture issues within the system. Do not put damp filters into the system, allow to completely dry.
Looking into purchasing an Oxygen Concentrator?
Let us help you find the right fit for your veterinary facility.
With so many options available on the delivery of oxygen to your patients,
it is difficult to know what the correct system would be for your practice.
To help with your decision to purchase an oxygen concentrator please check out the consumption chart below:
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