Central Air System O2 Concentrator with battery and a 3-year warranty
The evo Central Air portable oxygen concentrator (POC) by Delphi is designed to provide supplemental oxygen in a home, institutional, or travel environment. The device weighs less than 10 pounds and can be easily carried or pulled by cart for maximum mobility and convenience. Built specially for the on-the-go patient, the Central Air’s smallest footprint in class design allows it to fit where other POCs do not. Patients benefit from the increased freedom and improved quality of life. Simple and Smart Design
•Lightweight and portable; yet rugged and durable
•Low maintenance and energy efficient
•Smallest footprint and package size currently available in its class
•Maintains fixed bolus volume over all breathrates utilizing proprietary breath detection technology
•Exclusive rotary compressor operates at lowertemperatures and less vibration
•Requires less than 1 minute startup time to produce O2 output *
After powering on the Portable Oxygen concentrator, the startup sequence will take approximately 20 seconds.
Specified oxygen will be reached within 10 minutes of use.
A PRESCRIPTION IS REQUIRED FOR THIS PRODUCT PLEASE FAX TO: 954-677-0299
Central Air Accessories
Come With Central Air System and Also Available Separately
RS-00403 AC Power Supply
RS-00404 Patient Filter
RS-00405 Input Filter (3)
RS-00406 Carrying Case
RS-00407 Auto Adapter, DC Power Supply
RS-00408 NA Power Cord
RS-00409 Disposable Compressor Filter (2)
RS-00411 User Manual
RS-00412 Quick Start Guide
RS-00413 Accessory Guide
RS-00414 Pull Cart
Available Separately
RS-00421 Rechargeable Battery
1600HF Nasal Cannula
Device Specifications
Size: 7.4” W x 4.6” D x 11.6” H (188 mm W x 117 mm D x 295 mm H)
Flow rate: User adjustable 1.0 to 5.0 (with 0.5 increments) demand settings
Purity: 90% +/- 3% (Based on (22oC+/-3oC, 14.29 PSIA +/-0.04 or 739 mmHg at 40%+/-15% RH) at all flow rates.)
Weight: 9.8 lbs. with battery (~4.44 kg)
Battery Duration: ~3hours on a setting of 2 at 15 BPM
Maximum Output: 925 ml/minute sustained 1200+ ml/minute during short periods of rapid breathing
