Small Oxygen Machine For Home

Name: Small Oxygen Machine For Home
Brand: Hebei Lixin Medical Engineering
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (51 reviews)

For purchasing managers, operations directors, and health‑care facilities that need a cost‑effective home oxygen solution. Purchasing managers in the U.S. repeatedly encounter three critical obstacles: According to a 2025 industry survey, 42% of home‑care

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Small Oxygen Machine for Home – Reliable, Compact, Ready‑to‑Ship

For purchasing managers, operations directors, and health‑care facilities that need a cost‑effective home oxygen solution.

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Why Your Current Home Oxygen Options Fall Short

Purchasing managers in the U.S. repeatedly encounter three critical obstacles:

Excessive price tags – Typical retail units exceed $2,500, inflating patient‑care budgets.
Unreliable performance – Low‑purity output (<90% O₂) leads to longer therapy sessions and higher electricity costs.
Long lead times & poor after‑sales support – 6‑8 weeks from order to delivery, with limited warranty coverage.

According to a 2025 industry survey, 42% of home‑care providers delayed oxygen therapy adoption due to these issues.

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Your Answer: Hebei Lixin’s Small Oxygen Machine for Home

Core Advantages (Business‑Focused)

Competitive pricing – US$1,190 FOB, up to 45% lower than mainstream brands.
Medical‑grade purity – Consistent 93 ± 2% oxygen concentration, verified by ISO‑9001 testing.
Compact footprint – 55 × 40 × 35 cm, fits under a bedside table.
Low noise & energy‑saving – 45 dB operation, 120 W power consumption.
Fast delivery & OEM/ODM – 7‑day production for stocked models, 15‑day for custom branding.
Full certifications – CE, FDA 510(k), FCC, RoHS, ISO 13485, GMP.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Specification
Oxygen Output	1–2 L/min (adjustable)
Purity	93 ± 2 % (continuous)
Power	120 W (110‑240 V, 50/60 Hz)
Noise Level	≤45 dB(A)
Dimensions	55 × 40 × 35 cm
Weight	12 kg
Warranty	24 months parts & labor

Application Scenarios & Case Studies

Our small oxygen machine is deployed in:

Home‑care programs for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) patients.
Post‑operative recovery rooms in boutique clinics.
Remote tele‑health stations where grid power is limited.

Case Study: A Texas‑based home‑health provider replaced a $2,800 unit with our model, achieving a 37% reduction in operating cost and a 30‑day faster delivery for 150 units.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ) for OEM branding?

We accept OEM/ODM orders starting at 50 units. Custom logo, color, and user‑interface options are available without extra tooling cost.

How long does shipping to the United States take?

Standard sea‑freight: 15‑20 days after production; Express air‑freight: 5‑7 days. All shipments are tracked via UPS or DHL.

Can the machine be integrated with remote monitoring platforms?

Yes. Our unit supports Bluetooth 5.0 and can send real‑time oxygen flow and purity data to any compliant tele‑health software.

What after‑sales service is included?

A 24‑month warranty, free annual calibration, 24 h technical hotline, and optional on‑site maintenance contracts.

Small Oxygen Machine For Home Use

Is the device compliant with U.S. health‑care regulations?

All units are FDA‑cleared, meet OSHA standards, and are listed under the Home Use Category in the 2026 Medical Device Regulations.

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Offer valid while supplies last – contact us before 31 May 2026.

What Our Clients Say

John D., Procurement Lead – Sunrise Health

“The Lixin home oxygen unit delivered on schedule, and the ROI was evident within the first month. The 93% purity eliminated the need for supplemental filters.”

Emily R., Technical Director – Green Valley Clinics

“Low noise (44 dB) lets patients sleep peacefully. The Bluetooth integration saved our nursing staff 2 hours per week in manual logging.”

Michael S., CEO – HomeCare Solutions LLC

“We saved $1,200 per unit compared with competitors. The 24‑month warranty gave us confidence to roll out the device nationwide.”

About the Author

David Liu, Ph.D. – Senior Medical Engineering Analyst, 15 years in oxygen‑generation technology, former Lead Engineer at a Fortune‑500 medical device firm. Contributor to the International Journal of Medical Gas Systems.

Contact: hebeilixin@hotmail.com | Phone: +86 156 3318 3151

Hebei Lixin Medical Engineering Co., Ltd.
888 Kaiyuan Road, Jizhou District, Hengshui City, Hebei Province, China
Tel: +86 156 3318 3151 / +86 139 3180 5599
Email: hebeilixin2011@hblxmed.com
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