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10 Litre Oxygen Cylinder is used when a patient feels that there is not enough oxygen in the body or circulation.
Check that the flow regulator knob is set to zero (as shown in the example). Check that the T-handle is securely fastened. Insert the cylinder wrench into the on/off valve at the top of the cylinder. Round the valve counterclockwise one full turn to open it. The pressure in the cylinder will be displayed on the regulator's gauge when the valve opens. A full cylinder will have a pressure of around 2000 psi (pounds per square inch). Adjust the flow regulator knob to the flow rate suggested by your doctor. Connect the tubing to the regulator's nipple adapter.
Keep oxygen cylinders secure in your car so they don't collide with other cylinders or items. Increase airflow by cracking a window in your car. Keep the cylinders away from direct sunlight. Cylinders should not be stored in a vehicle's trunk. Please contact us if you will be traveling outside of our service region for a prolonged period of time. We will assist you in coordinating suitable oxygen services while you are traveling.
FAQs
Q: What kind of oxygen systems do you offer?
A: We provide gas and liquid oxygen in a variety of forms. Based on your lifestyle and health needs, our experienced clinical staff will analyze you and recommend the best system for you.
Q: How much oxygen is ideal for me?
A: Your doctor determines the optimal quantity of oxygen by carefully evaluating your health. In most situations, the objective is to keep your oxygen levels over 88%, which is measured using Oximetry following prescription. The optimal oxygen saturation in blood in healthy people is 95-99%.
Q: How do I get my equipment picked up?
A: Please contact your Local Service Center to arrange a pickup.
