Philips Oxygenate 5 Oxygen Concentrator
- USA
- Home Stationary
- 93% ±3%%
Philips Everflo 5 Liter Oxygen Concentrator
- USA
- Home Stationary
- 93%±3%
Philips Oxygenate 5 Oxygen Concentrator and DeVilbiss 5 LPM are both 5 LPM Home Stationary Oxygen Concentrators with purity 93% ±3% %. However, they differ in areas such as Purity, Flow Range, Flow Adjustment Increment and Floating Ball Flowmeter.
Below is a detailed comparison of Philips Oxygenate 5 Oxygen Concentrator and DeVilbiss 5 LPM to help you understand their specifications, features, advantages, and key differences.
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| Brand | Philips Respironics | Drive DeVilbiss |
| Rating | ||
| Warranty |
3 year warranty
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1 year warranty
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| Company Headquarters | USA | USA |
| Type | Home Stationary | Home Stationary |
| Purity | 93% ±3% % | 93%±3 % |
| Flow Range | 0.5-5 LPM | — |
| Flow Adjustment Increment | 0.1 LPM | — |
| Floating Ball Flowmeter | No | — |
| Single Button Therapy Switch | No | — |
| Weight | 18 kg | 16.3 kg |
| Sound level | 40 db | 48 db |
| Power consumption | 330 watts | 310 watts |
| Oxygen Purity Indicator (OPI) | Yes | Yes |
| Oxygen Purity % Analyzer | No | No |
| 24x7 Live Purity Display | No | — |
| Flow Memory After Power Cut | Yes | — |
| Fire Safety Valve | No | — |
| Turn-off Timer | Yes | — |
| Outlet pressure | — | 8.5 psi |
| Built-in Nebulizer | No | — |
| Dimensions | 16.1 × 10.4 × 22.3 in inch | 24.4H x 13.4W x 12D inch |
| Operating altitude | — | 13123 feet |
| mL dose | 5 mL | — |
| Continuous Flow | 5 LPM | 1-5 LPM |
| Indian Voltage Model | Yes | Yes |
| Loss of Power Alarm | — | Yes |
| System Malfunction Alarm | — | Yes |
| No Flow Alarm | — | Yes |
| US FDA Approved | — | Yes |
| FAA Approved | — | No |
| CE Certified | — | Yes |
| Literature | ||
| Brochure | - | Download Brochure |
| User manual | - | DeVilbiss 5 LPM User Manual |
| Service manual | - | DeVilbiss 5 LPM Service Manual |
Both Philips Oxygenate 5 Oxygen Concentrator and DeVilbiss 5 LPM are listed as Home Stationary oxygen concentrators, typically suitable for home and clinical use.
Philips Oxygenate 5 Oxygen Concentrator is listed as 0.5-5 LPM, while Flow range information for DeVilbiss 5 LPM is not mentioned.
Both models provide medical-grade oxygen, with Philips Oxygenate 5 Oxygen Concentrator listed at 93% ±3% % and DeVilbiss 5 LPM listed at 93%±3 % across their flow range.
Philips Oxygenate 5 Oxygen Concentrator comes with 3 year warranty, while DeVilbiss 5 LPM comes with 1 year warranty.
Both Philips Oxygenate 5 Oxygen Concentrator and DeVilbiss 5 LPM are headquartered in USA.
Both Philips Oxygenate 5 Oxygen Concentrator and DeVilbiss 5 LPM have an Oxygen Purity Indicator. 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.
Philips Oxygenate 5 Oxygen Concentrator does not have this feature, while information about this feature for DeVilbiss 5 LPM is not mentioned.
Philips Oxygenate 5 Oxygen Concentrator does not have this feature, while information about this feature for DeVilbiss 5 LPM is not mentioned.
Philips Oxygenate 5 Oxygen Concentrator weighs 18 kg, while DeVilbiss 5 LPM weighs 16.3 kg. A lighter model is generally easier to move and handle.
Philips Oxygenate 5 Oxygen Concentrator measures 16.1 × 10.4 × 22.3 in inch, while DeVilbiss 5 LPM measures 24.4H x 13.4W x 12D inch.
Philips Oxygenate 5 Oxygen Concentrator does not have this feature, while information about this feature for DeVilbiss 5 LPM is not mentioned.
Philips Oxygenate 5 Oxygen Concentrator does not have this feature, while information about this feature for DeVilbiss 5 LPM is not mentioned.
Philips Oxygenate 5 Oxygen Concentrator does not have this feature, while information about this feature for DeVilbiss 5 LPM is not mentioned.
Philips Oxygenate 5 Oxygen Concentrator uses 330 watts, compared with 310 watts used by DeVilbiss 5 LPM.
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