China Supplier ICU Respiratory Therapy Ventilators Oxygen Equipment

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China Supplier ICU Respiratory Therapy Ventilators Oxygen Equipment

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Customized:	Customized
Certification:	CE, ISO13485

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Product Description

Basic Specifications

Model NO.

JAY-5AW

Scale

Small

Type

Breathing Apparatus

Oxygen Flow

0.5-5L/Min

Oxygen Concentration

93%+/-3%

Outlet Pressure

0.04-0.07Mpa (6-10Psi)

Warranty

15 Months

Sound Level

≤40dB

Power Consumption

≤300W

Technology

PSA

Net Weight

15kgs

Specification

348*280*510mm

Product Description

ICU Respiratory Therapy Ventilators Oxygen Equipment

Model JAY-5AW is very quiet and suitable for both home and medical environments. Development of urbanization and increased energy consumption have led to respiratory health challenges. Pollution from exhaust and industrial gases increases incidences of respiratory diseases. Patients may find it difficult to ingest enough oxygen, making a high-quality medical oxygen concentrator vital for adjuvant therapy.

Flow rate	0.5-5L/min
Purity	93±3%
Sound Level	≤40db
Power Consumption	≤300W
Alarm	Power failure alarm, High & Low pressure alarm, low concentration alarm
LCD display	Operating pressure, Present Working Time, Accumulating Time, presetting Time (10mins to 40hours)
Net Weight	15Kgs

Key Features

🏥Medical grade oxygen concentration above 90% for pulmonary treatment.

❄️Innovative cooling technology for 24/7/365 continuous operation.

🛡️Humidifier bottle with 6PSI pressure relief valve for safety.

🛒Four flexible castors with two brakes for easy mobility.

📱Simple operation with easy-to-read LCD display.

🔗Compatible with HFNC, HBOC, and BIPAP systems.

Product Application

Oxygen therapy according to doctor's prescription.
Vital for patients with pulmonary disease, ARDS, pneumonia, asthma, and bronchitis.
Connect with HFNC, HBOC, or BIPAP for stable high concentration therapy.
Supports 5 patients simultaneously via a 5-way splitter.
Treatment of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases via oxygen chambers.

Concentrators vs Oxygen Cylinders

Safety: Oxygen concentrators use surrounding air and create purified air as needed; there is no risk of leakage compared to cylinders, reducing fire risk immensely.

Convenience: Concentrators are compact and easy to operate, whereas cylinders are bulky and heavy.

Cost-Effective: While there is an upfront cost, concentrators are more financially responsible over time than repeated cylinder replacements.

Why Choose Our Solutions?

1. QUALITY
QA and QC cover each production step to ensure 100% qualified products with CE and FDA certifications.

2. PRODUCTION CAPACITY
40,000 square meters area with an annual production of 1,500,000 units ensures on-time delivery.

3. TECHNOLOGY
25 years of experience with 28 successful patents for oxygen concentrators and independent R&D.

4. CERTIFICATES
36 international certifications including EU CE, U.S. FDA, Brazil ANVISA, and more.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the oxygen purity of the JAY-5AW model?

The JAY-5AW provides a stable medical-grade oxygen concentration of 93% ± 3% at all flow rates from 0.5 to 5L/min.

2. Can this device operate continuously?

Yes, it features innovative cooling technology designed to ensure reliable 24/7/365 continuous operation for patients needing long-term oxygen therapy.

3. Is the device noisy for home use?

No, the sound level is ≤40dB, which is very quiet and suitable for use during sleep or in a medical environment.

4. What kind of alarms does the system have?

The device is equipped with multiple safety alarms, including power failure alerts, high and low-pressure alarms, and low oxygen concentration indicators.

5. Can it support more than one patient?

Yes, by connecting a 5-way splitter, the concentrator can support up to 5 patients inhaling oxygen at the same time.

6. What is the benefit of the 6PSI pressure relief valve?

The 6PSI pressure relief valve on the humidifier bottle ensures a safer and more comfortable experience by preventing excessive pressure buildup during inhalation.