Oxygen Concentrators & Respiratory Care Equipment
Medical oxygen concentrators from 1L to 20L, nebulizers, suction machines, sputum aspirators and ventilators for clinics, hospital wards and homecare providers.
30 products
Key takeaways
- Six oxygen concentrators rated 1L, 3L, 5L (two models), 10L and 20L per minute, so flow can be matched to the prescription or the ward.
- Nebulizers include handheld units, the HP-C06 compressor nebulizer and the HP-C08 mesh nebulizer.
- Suction covers electric and foot-operated suction machines plus portable sputum aspirators; ventilators come in standard, advanced and emergency models.
This collection covers oxygen therapy and respiratory care equipment for clinics, hospital wards, homecare providers and distributors: medical oxygen concentrators, nebulizers, suction machines, sputum aspirators and ventilators.
How to choose an oxygen concentrator
- Flow rating. The number in each oxygen concentrator machine's model name is the rated flow in liters per minute. The 1L and 3L units (HP-V01, HP-V02) cover low-flow use; 5L units (HP-V03, HP-V04) are the common homecare size; the 10L HP-V05 and 20L HP-V06 give headroom for clinics and wards.
- Purity at rated flow. Ask for the oxygen purity measured at the full rated flow, not only at low settings, together with noise level, power consumption and alarms.
- Power supply. Confirm voltage and frequency for the destination country before ordering.
Other respiratory equipment
- Nebulizers: choose a nebulizer machine by power source and setting: handheld nebulizers (HP-C01 to HP-C05, including lithium-battery and USB versions), the HP-C06 compressor nebulizer and the HP-C08 mesh nebulizer.
- Suction: electric suction machines (HP-G01 to HP-G03), a foot-operated suction machine that works without electricity (HP-G04) and sputum aspirators (HP-H01 for AC and DC power, HP-H02 to HP-H04 portable).
- Ventilators: advanced, standard and emergency ventilator machines (HP-M01 to HP-M08).
Products in this collection
- Oxygen concentrators: HP-V01 to HP-V06 (6 models)
- Nebulizers: HP-C01 to HP-C06, HP-C08 (7 models)
- Suction machines and sputum aspirators: HP-G01 to HP-G04, HP-H01 to HP-H04 (8 models)
- Ventilators: HP-M01 to HP-M08 (8 models)
Frequently asked questions
+How do I choose an oxygen concentrator?
Match the rated flow to the highest flow that will be prescribed, and many buyers leave some headroom so the machine does not run at its limit all day. Then compare purity at rated flow, noise, power consumption and alarms, and confirm the voltage for your country. Our range covers 1L, 3L, 5L, 10L and 20L models (HP-V01 to HP-V06).
+How do I set up an oxygen concentrator with a humidifier?
In general, fill the humidifier bottle with distilled or sterile water up to the marked level, attach it to the oxygen outlet, connect the nasal cannula tubing to the bottle outlet, switch the machine on and set the prescribed flow on the flowmeter. Always follow the user manual of the specific model, because filling levels and connections differ between machines.
+Which suction machine is suitable for home use?
Portable units are the easiest to use at home and in ambulances: the HP-H02 to HP-H04 portable sputum aspirators, the HP-H01 that runs on AC or DC power, and the foot-operated HP-G04 that works without electricity. Electric suction machines HP-G01 to HP-G03 are also available; suction capacity and jar volume are confirmed with the quotation.
+What is the difference between a compressor nebulizer and a mesh nebulizer?
A compressor nebulizer uses an air compressor to turn liquid medication into a mist through a jet cup; it is robust but louder. A mesh nebulizer pushes the medication through a vibrating mesh, so it is small and quiet. HP-C06 is a compressor model and HP-C08 is a mesh model.
+Do you supply masks and nasal cannulas?
Oxygen masks, nasal oxygen cannulas and nebulizer masks are listed on our group's medical consumables site, hhmeheco.com. This collection covers the machines.