RESPIREASY oxygen concentrator safe use and scientific maintenance guide

In the field of healthcare and home care, RESPIREASY oxygen concentrators have become important equipment for many patients with respiratory diseases, people with altitude sickness, and people who pursue a healthy life. The correct use and maintenance of oxygen concentrators is not only related to the performance of the equipment, but also directly affects the life, health and safety of the user. The following are the precautions that need to be focused on when using the oxygen concentrator.

1. Key preparations before use

(I) Equipment selection and inspection

When choosing RESPIREASY KPA, KPC. KPS, portable oxygen concentrators, be sure to use the scenario and needs, and pay attention to whether its oxygen flow and oxygen concentration adjustment range meet your needs. Before use, carefully check whether the appearance of the oxygen concentrator is damaged, whether the power cord and oxygen inhalation tube are intact, and whether the humidifier bottle is clean, to avoid safety hazards caused by component damage or affecting the oxygen production effect.

Among the three portable oxygen concentrators ，KPA ，  KPC ，and  KPS  ,  the store manager recommends the KPA portable oxygen concentrator. Because this KPA portable oxygen therapy oxygen concentrator has a humidifier water tank.

Home oxygen therapy oxygen concentrator Choose ，Q1W ，1A ，C1L. The store manager recommends Q1W because this home oxygen therapy oxygen concentrator is 2 and 1, an integrated oxygen concentrator for oxygen production and atomization.

(II) Environmental requirements for use

The RESPIREASY oxygen concentrator should be placed in a stable, dry, and well-ventilated place, and should be kept at least 15 cm away from walls, furniture, etc. to ensure air circulation. It is strictly forbidden to use the oxygen concentrator near high temperature, humidity, open flames, or flammable and explosive items, because high-concentration oxygen can easily cause violent combustion or even explosion when exposed to open flames. At the same time, stay away from electromagnetic interference sources such as microwave ovens and induction cookers to prevent interference with the normal operation of the oxygen concentrator.

II. Standard operation during use

(I) Correct connection and startup

Connect the main unit, humidifier bottle, and oxygen inhalation tube of the oxygen concentrator in sequence according to the instructions. Add an appropriate amount of boiled water or distilled water to the humidifier bottle, and keep the water level within the specified scale range. Do not use tap water to prevent impurities in the water from clogging the pipe or causing respiratory infections. After the connection is completed, turn on the power switch of the oxygen concentrator, adjust the oxygen flow and oxygen concentration according to the doctor's instructions or your own needs, and wait until the machine runs stably before wearing the oxygen tube to start oxygen inhalation.

(II) Reasonable use time and flow rate

The use time and oxygen flow rate of the RESPIREASY oxygen concentrator must strictly follow the doctor's instructions. Excessive oxygen inhalation may cause adverse reactions such as oxygen poisoning and respiratory depression, especially for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). High-flow oxygen inhalation may inhibit the respiratory center and aggravate the condition. Generally speaking, health oxygen inhalation recommends low flow (1-2 liters/minute) and short time (30 minutes to 1 hour); therapeutic oxygen inhalation requires specific flow and duration to be determined according to the condition.

(III) User precautions

During oxygen inhalation, the user should keep the nasal cavity unobstructed and clean the nasal cavity regularly. If you need to suspend oxygen inhalation, you should first remove the oxygen tube and then turn off the power of the oxygen concentrator to avoid airflow impact and damage to the respiratory tract due to misoperation. In addition, when the elderly, children or people with limited mobility use the oxygen concentrator, they need to be supervised by a dedicated person to prevent the oxygen tube from getting entangled, falling off or causing accidents.

III. Daily maintenance and care

(I) Regular cleaning and disinfection

The humidifier bottle, oxygen tube and other parts of the RESPIREASY oxygen concentrator that are in direct contact with the human body need to be cleaned daily and disinfected regularly. The humidifier bottle can be wiped with medical alcohol or soaked in a special disinfectant, then rinsed with clean water and dried; the oxygen tube is recommended to be replaced every 1-2 weeks, and if it is damaged or contaminated, it should be replaced in time. The air filter of the oxygen concentrator also needs to be replaced regularly, generally once every 2-3 months, to ensure the air intake and oxygen production efficiency of the oxygen concentrator.

(II) Professional maintenance and repair

The oxygen concentrator is a precision medical device. In addition to daily cleaning and maintenance, it also needs to be regularly (recommended every six months to one year) by professional technicians for comprehensive maintenance and repair, to check the performance of core components such as compressors, molecular sieves, circuit boards, etc., to ensure that the oxygen concentration, flow rate and other indicators of the oxygen concentrator meet the standards. When the oxygen concentrator has abnormal conditions such as abnormal sound, insufficient oxygen production, unstable oxygen concentration, etc., it should be stopped immediately and contact us for timely processing.
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IV. Precautions for special scenes and groups

Pregnant women, infants, young children, and those with cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases should be more cautious when using oxygen concentrators. Pregnant women should be under the close supervision of doctors to strictly control the oxygen inhalation time and flow rate to avoid adverse effects on the fetus; infants and young children have a fragile respiratory system, and they should choose a suitable oxygen inhalation device when inhaling oxygen, and closely observe their reactions; patients with cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases must consult a doctor before inhaling oxygen and develop a personalized oxygen inhalation plan according to their condition.

Correct use and maintenance of oxygen concentrators are the key to ensuring the health and safety of users. Only by strictly observing various precautions can the effectiveness of oxygen concentrators be fully utilized, making this device a reliable partner for protecting health. At the same time, users should regularly learn about oxygen concentrators and continuously improve their safety awareness and operating skills.