Oxygen Concentrator On Rent in Jaipur

Benefits of Using an Oxygen Concentrator​

There are several benefits of using an oxygen concentrator for patients with chronic respiratory conditions or other medical conditions that affect their ability to breathe:

1. Increased oxygen levels: Oxygen concentrators are able to purify ambient air and deliver oxygen-rich air to the patient, which can help increase the oxygen levels in the blood. This can help improve breathing and overall health for patients with conditions such as COPD, emphysema, and pneumonia.

2. Convenience: Oxygen concentrators come in a variety of sizes and styles, including portable units that can be worn on a belt. This allows patients to move around more freely and continue with their daily activities while receiving the oxygen therapy they need.

3. Cost-effective: Renting an oxygen concentrator can be a cost-effective option for patients who require the use of the device on a short-term or temporary basis, compared to purchasing one outright.

4. Improved Quality of Life: Oxygen concentrators can help reduce symptoms of respiratory conditions such as shortness of breath, fatigue, and chest tightness, and can help improve overall quality of life.

5. Better Sleep: Oxygen concentrators can also help improve sleep quality, which is important for overall health. When used to treat sleep apnea, an oxygen concentrator can help increase oxygen levels during sleep, reducing the number of apneic episodes and helping the patient to sleep better.

6. Reduced Hospitalisation: With the help of an oxygen concentrator, patients can avoid hospitalisation and treatment in an intensive care unit.

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What Key Features to check before buying an Oxygen Concentrator?

​1. Capacity in Litre: 5 Litre to 100 Litre

2. Oxygen Flow: Per minute output - variable - 0.5 L to 5 L - typically defined by capacity and adjustable as per the needs of the patient. Important parameter. ​

3. Nebuliser: Typical add-on for the patients having breathing issues - is a big plus (its optional for a few models and comes as a standard with a few models) ​

4. Oxygen concentration output: Very important to have 90% or more. Do check! ​

5. Battery Backup: For those times when suddenly power goes out or when patients need to be transported. It is not a standard feature as yet, but a big plus for those models that have it. It’s a Big plus for peace of mind. Typical backup provided is 1 hour, which is good enough for most cases. ​

6. Portability: As the name suggests, the ability to easily move and take from one room to another makes the Oxygen concentrator Portable. Whether you are buying it out or renting out, it's one feature you should weigh when making a choice. This is typically achieved by weight considerations and/or by having wheels in the oxygen concentrator. ​

7. Touch Panel: Ease of operation is achieved by ​providing an easy-to-use display panel, having touch-based operations.

8. Noise Level: Those in suffering are a bit more restless, and most sounds irritate them. Having an Oxygen concentrator in the room, for sure, would have a Noise Level (it's constantly sucking in air and concentrating it, pumping it into the output valve). Do check upon a good acceptable level. Noise level 45 dB or so is acceptable. Most models are in the range of 50 dB. The higher the dB level, the higher the Noise.

9. Warranty: It’s a very important point from the total cost of ownership point of view. You must insist and get clarity on the Oxygen concentrator Warranty to be at least 2 to 3 years.

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• Safety and Protection Features

• Low Oxygen Alarm

• Overheating Alarm

• Oxygen Pressure Protection Alarm

• Power Off Alarm

• Faulty Compressor Alarm

• Pressure Faulty Alarm​​​​​