HP-V03 5L Oxygen Concentrator
Price, lead time and documents for your market are confirmed in the quotation.
Key takeaways
- The HP-V03 is rated at 5 L/min, the flow class many home oxygen programs standardize on.
- It is the home-care model of our two 5L units; the HP-V04 is the clinic and ward alternative.
- The product photo shows a compact body with a top handle and casters; confirm weight, noise and humidifier with the datasheet.
The HP-V03 5L oxygen concentrator is the home-care model of our two 5 liter units. The 5L class covers a wide band of low-flow prescriptions, so many distributors standardize on it for home oxygen programs. For clinics and wards, see the HP-V04.
Key Features
- 5 L/min flow class, as given in the model name.
- Compact body with a top carry handle and four casters in the product photo, for moving between rooms.
- Front panel with display, power switch, flowmeter and humidifier bottle position shown in the photo.
- Stationary plug-in unit, not battery powered.
Applications
- Home oxygen programs and hospital discharge kits
- DME dealers and rental companies
- Nursing homes that need a movable in-room unit
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Quantity, destination country and mains supply
- Whether each unit ships with a humidifier bottle and nasal cannula
- Sound-level target if units will run in bedrooms at night
- Ask for the HP-V04 datasheet too if you are comparing our two 5L models
Specifications
| Model | HP-V03 |
|---|---|
| Rated flow class | 5 L/min |
Documents
Certificates, declarations of conformity and test reports for the specific model and destination market are provided with the quotation.
Tell us the destination country and where the HP-V03 will be used (hospital, clinic or home care), and we will confirm which documents are available before you order. The user manual and technical datasheet can be requested with the quote.
Frequently asked questions
+Is 5 liters of oxygen too much?
Not for the machine: 5 L/min is the unit's maximum rated flow, not the flow every patient uses. The actual setting is prescribed per patient and is often lower. A 5L unit gives headroom if the prescription changes.
+How do you set up an oxygen concentrator with a humidifier?
Fill the humidifier bottle with distilled water to the marked level, screw it onto the oxygen outlet, connect the cannula tubing to the bottle outlet, switch the unit on and set the prescribed flow. Follow the HP-V03 manual, and confirm with us whether a humidifier bottle is included in your order.
+What is the difference between the HP-V03 and the HP-V04?
Both are rated at 5 L/min. The HP-V03 is our home-care model with a compact body, carry handle and casters, while the HP-V04 uses an upright cabinet body and is positioned for clinics and wards. Request both datasheets to compare purity, noise, power draw and alarms side by side.
+Is the HP-V03 portable?
It is a stationary plug-in unit. The handle and casters make it easy to move between rooms, but it does not run on a battery.