Oxymed Eco 10 LPM
- 90-95%
- 1-10LPM
- 10LPM
Nidek Nuvo 10 LPM
- 87-95%
- 2-10LPM
- 600watts
Oxymed Eco 10 LPM and Philips 10 LPM are both 10 LPM High Flow Stationary Oxygen Concentrators with purity 90-95 %. However, they differ in areas such as Purity, Continuous Flow, Flow Adjustment Increment and Floating Ball Flowmeter.
Below is a detailed comparison of Oxymed Eco 10 LPM and Philips 10 LPM to help you understand their specifications, features, advantages, and key differences.
| Compare | ||
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Oxymed | Philips Respironics |
| Rating | ||
| Warranty | - | - |
| Purity | 90-95 % | 93% ± 3% % |
| Flow Range | 1-10 LPM | 1-10 LPM |
| Continuous Flow | 10 LPM | 1-10 LPM |
| Flow Adjustment Increment | 0.5 LPM | 1 LPM |
| 24x7 Live Purity Display | No | No |
| Floating Ball Flowmeter | No | Yes |
| Single Button Therapy Switch | No | No |
| Weight | 20 kg | 24 kg |
| Sound level | 55 db | 50 db |
| Power consumption | 770 watts | 600 watts |
| Outlet pressure | 11.6 psi | 30 psi |
| Built-in Nebulizer | No | No |
| Alarms | Low Oxygen Concentration Alarm, Overheat Alarm, Power Outage Alarm | Power Failure Alarm, Low Oxygen Purity Alarm,System Malfunction Alarm |
| Turn-off Timer | No | No |
| Flow Memory After Power Cut | No | No |
| Fire Safety Valve | No | No |
| Oxygen Purity Indicator (OPI) | No | Yes |
| Oxygen Purity % Analyzer | No | No |
| Dimensions | 26.7H x 17.5W x 15.7D inch | 27H x 19W x 13D inch |
| Operating altitude | — | 2438 feet |
| Temperature Range | — | 32 Celcius |
| Warranty | 2 years | 1 year |
| Transportation Humidity | — | 95 % |
| Company Headquarters | India | USA |
| Indian Voltage Model | Yes | No |
| Type | High Flow Stationary | High Flow Stationary |
| What's in the box | Oxygen Concentrator (10 LPM stationary unit), Nasal Cannula, Humidifier Bottle, Power Cord / Cable, User Manual / Guide | Respironics Millennium M10 Stationary Oxygen Concentrator, AC Power Cords, Pre-installed Filter Kit, 5 Nasal Cannulas, User Manual, Step-down Transformer (220V to 110V) |
| Literature | ||
| Brochure | - | Download Brochure |
| User manual | - | Philips 10 LPM User Manual |
Both Oxymed Eco 10 LPM and Philips 10 LPM are listed as High Flow Stationary oxygen concentrators, typically suitable for home and clinical use.
Both Oxymed Eco 10 LPM and Philips 10 LPM have a flow range of 1-10 LPM and can deliver up to 10 litres per minute (LPM). A lower starting flow can be useful when a patient needs less oxygen flow, including children.
Both models provide medical-grade oxygen, with Oxymed Eco 10 LPM listed at 90-95 % and Philips 10 LPM listed at 93% ± 3% % across their flow range.
Oxymed Eco 10 LPM is headquartered in India, while Philips 10 LPM is headquartered in USA. Since Oxymed Eco 10 LPM is headquartered in India, Indian customers may benefit from a well-established service network.
Philips 10 LPM has an Oxygen Purity Indicator while Oxymed Eco 10 LPM lacks this feature. A LED light turns on when purity drops below therapeutic level (typically below 82%).
Neither product has an Oxygen Purity % analyser and lacks this feature. This means none of the machines can display the actual oxygen purity percentage on the screen.
Neither of the products has this feature. Models with this feature keep the oxygen purity percentage continuously visible on the screen without requiring any button press, providing instant confirmation of the machine's oxygen purity level.
Both Oxymed Eco 10 LPM and Philips 10 LPM do not have a built-in nebulizer.
Oxymed Eco 10 LPM weighs 20 kg, while Philips 10 LPM weighs 24 kg. A lighter model is generally easier to move and handle.
Oxymed Eco 10 LPM measures 26.7H x 17.5W x 15.7D inch, while Philips 10 LPM measures 27H x 19W x 13D inch.
Both Oxymed Eco 10 LPM and Philips 10 LPM do not have a single front switch.
Philips 10 LPM has a floating-ball type flowmeter, whereas in Oxymed Eco 10 LPM flow needs to be adjusted using the control panel.
Neither Oxymed Eco 10 LPM nor Philips 10 LPM comes with a fire-safe cannula valve accessory.
Oxymed Eco 10 LPM uses 770 watts, compared with 600 watts used by Philips 10 LPM.
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