Intended Use of the Product

 

This appliance generates oxygen-rich gas by separating oxygen from ambient air. It is not a medical device and must not be used for surgical, emergency, or life-support purposes.

 

Danger

Strictly prohibit smoking during operation.

Keep away from open flames, matches, cigarettes, or any ignition sources in the same room.

 

Warning

Read and fully understand this manual before operation.

For questions regarding safety or operation, please contact respireasy.com.

Do not attempt self-repair or unauthorized use, which may cause serious injury or property damage.

 

Accessory Notice
This oxygen concentrator is manufactured by RESPIREASY and should only be used with the provided accessories.
Use of third-party accessories may impair performance and is not recommended.

 

 

 

 

 

 

① Safety Precautions

Danger

Risk of electric shock. Do not disassemble the machine.

For technical assistance, contact RESPIREASY.

 

Warning – Fire & Explosion Hazards

Oxygen-enriched environments increase fire risk. No Smoking.

Keep all flammable materials away from the oxygen concentrator; avoid placing it in the same room.

Oil, grease, or oily substances can ignite when exposed to pressurized oxygen. Keep them away from tubing, connectors, and oxygen outlets.

 

Operating Guidelines

Run the oxygen concentrator for at least 30 minutes per use for best performance. Avoid frequent short on/off cycles to extend service life.

Place the unit in a well-ventilated indoor area, away from direct sunlight, with at least 10 cm clearance from walls, furniture, or fabrics.

Do not block the air inlet or place the unit on soft surfaces (e.g., beds, sofas). Keep away from lint, hair, or dust.

Use only a registered, anti-crush nasal cannula.

 

Handling & Maintenance

 Never move the unit by pulling the cord.

Always unplug the unit when not in use.

Do not insert foreign objects into openings.

It should be replaced by the manufacturer original power cord.

Humidifier Use

Fill the humidifier cup only with clean, pure water. Do not overfill to avoid spillage.

Follow usage instructions when adding or cleaning water.

 

Water & Moisture Precautions

Do not use the oxygen concentrator while bathing. If continuous oxygen is required, place the unit at least 2 meters away from the bathroom.

Do not use, touch, or store the oxygen concentrator in wet environments. If the unit falls into water, unplug immediately and do not reuse until inspected.

 

 

② Product Features

Ⅰ.Overview 

The oxygen inhalation function: Inhaling oxygen can effectively improve the body's oxygen supply, achieving the purpose of oxygen supplementation and health maintenance. It is suitable for the elderly, pregnant women, those with weak constitutions, as well as students and office workers who experience varying degrees of physiological hypoxia. It can also be used to relieve fatigue and quickly restore physical functions after intense physical or mental exertion.

This series of oxygen concentrators uses high-quality molecular sieve as the adsorbent, producing oxygen that meets health standards directly from the air through the pressure swing adsorption (PSA) method. These oxygen concentrators are compact, lightweight, energy-efficient, low-noise, and easy to operate.

Ⅱ. Key Technical Specifications

1. Brand: RESPIREASY;

2. Model: RE-P2L;

3. Oxygen Generation Method: Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA)

4. Flow Range: 1-9Liter per minute;

5. Operating Mode: Continuous operation;

6. Oxygen Concentration Range: 93%-30%;

7. Overall Noise: 36±3dB(A);

8. Power Supply: AC110V/60Hz (please use the power cord provided with the device);

9. Input Power: 170W;

10. Net Weight: 5.8KG;

11. Dimensions: 205×280×390mm;

12. Altitude: Oxygen concentration will not decrease from sea level to 1828 meters;

Safety System:

▶Power overload or loose connections will cause shutdown;

▶High temperature of the compressor will cause shutdown;

 

13. Time Function: ≥30 minutes;

14. Normal Operating Environment:

▶Ambient Temperature Range: 5℃~40℃;

▶Relative Humidity: ≤80%RH;

Note: When storage or transport temperature is below 5℃, the device should be placed in a normal operating temperature environment for more than four hours before use.

 

15. Atmospheric Pressure Range: 860hPa-1060hPa.

16. Electrical Classification: Class II equipment;

17. Oxygen Outlet Temperature: ≤46℃;

18. Display Control: LED light display, Intelligent chip control. Infrared remote control

 

Ⅲ. Working Principle

The oil-free compressor supplies compressed air to the rotary valve, which alternately directs flow to two molecular sieve beds (A and B).

 

Adsorption phase: When air enters one bed, nitrogen is adsorbed by the molecular sieve while oxygen passes through to the flow meter for delivery.

Desorption phase: Simultaneously, the other bed undergoes regeneration as residual gas is vented through the exhaust silencer.

 

By switching between the two beds in cycles, nitrogen is continuously removed, and high-purity oxygen is stably produced from ambient air.

 

 

③ Product Structure

 

Figure 1: (Display Screen Illustration)

 

 

 

④ Installation and Use

I. Preparation

1, Unpack the oxygen concentrator and remove all protective materials.

2, Connect the oxygen delivery tube:(As shown in Figure 2)

l One end to the humidifier bottle outlet, the other to the nasal cannula or oxygen outlet.

l The unit can be used with or without the humidifier bottle filled with water. (Water only provides humidification and does not affect oxygen concentration.)

3, To fill the humidifier bottle:

l Unscrew the cap, add purified water up to the maximum level line, and tighten the cap.

l Secure the bottle in the fixed slot with the elastic strap.

4, Connect the power cord:

l Ensure the power switch is OFF.

l Plug one end into the oxygen concentrator and the other into a grounded wall outlet.

l Do not use extension cords.

Figure 2

 

II. Oxygen Inhalation Operation

1. Turn the power switch to “I”, then press the “Oxygen Production” button on the control panel. The oxygen concentrator icon will light up, indicating it is in normal operation. While the concentrator is working, it will emit a “thud-- puff--” sound every few seconds, which is the normal sound of ventilation and exhaust. You can adjust the flow rate using the “Flow” button.

 

Note: The oxygen concentration will stabilize after approximately 30 minutes of initial operation.

 

2. As shown in Figure 3, connect one end of the nasal cannula to the oxygen outlet of the humidifier bottle and ensure the other end is properly worn by the patient to begin oxygen inhalation.

-- Adjust the oxygen inhalation time and flow rate according to medical advice.

-- After completing oxygen inhalation, turn off the oxygen concentrator and remove the oxygen delivery tube.

 

Figure 3

 

 

III. Nebulization Port (Applicable for High-Configuration Model)

1、Before turning on the machine, unscrew the nebulization port cap counterclockwise.

2、Connect one end of the catheter to the nebulization port. Please use as  needed or under the guidance of a qualified physician, and wear the nebulizer as required.

3、To power on, press the “Oxygen Production” button. Ensure the flow rate is set to 1L; the oxygen machine will switch to nebulization mode.

4、After nebulization is complete, press the “Oxygen Production” button to power off, disconnect the nebulizer tubing, and reattach and tighten the nebulization port cap.

 

IV. Timer Setting

This machine has a timer function. If needed, press the “Timer” button on the display screen to adjust. The maximum timer duration is 4 hours (suggested based on actual circumstances).

V. Negative Ion Switch: Press the negative ion button to turn the negative ion function on or off.

 

VI. Flow Adjustment

Press the flow button to adjust the oxygen flow rate.

 

 

 

 

VII. Power Off

·During use, if you need to stop oxygen inhalation, you can press and hold the “Oxygen Production” button on the control panel to stop or restart the oxygen supply.

·After use, first disconnect the oxygen delivery tube or connection from the humidifier outlet, turn off the power switch, and then unplug the power cord.

 

 

VIII. Remote Control Usage

1.Power Button

2.Flow Rate Button

3.Timer Button

4.Negative Ion Button

    

 

 

 

 

⑤ Maintenance and Care

Warning: Before Maintenance of the Oxygen Concentrator, Disconnect the Power Supply.

 

·The oxygen concentrator should be placed in a dry, dust-free, and well- ventilated area. Ensure that the air intake and exhaust ports are unobstructed.

· Oxygen delivery devices (such as nasal cannula) should be used by designated individuals to ensure hygiene.

 

I.Cleaning the Entire Unit

The exterior of the unit should be wiped clean at least once a month. First, disconnect the power supply, then use a clean, soft, slightly damp cloth or sponge to wipe it down. Do not allow liquid to seep into the seams of the casing.

 

II. Cleaning or Replacing the Filter and Air Intake Sponge Filter

Cleaning and replacing the filters and air intake sponge filter is crucial for  protecting the compressor and molecular sieve, and for extending the lifespan of the oxygen concentrator. Please clean or replace them promptly.

* The oxygen filter should be replaced every 2 - 3 months

Warning:

·Do not operate the oxygen concentrator if the filter or air intake sponge filter  is not installed or is damp, as this can cause permanent damage to the machine.

1, Removing the Filter/Air Intake Sponge Filter:

The filter/air intake sponge filter is located at the back of the machine. Gently pull the filter outwards (The actual cleaning time for the filter should be determined based on usage time and environmental conditions. If there is significant dust accumulation, it should be cleaned or replaced immediately, regardless of the duration of use.)

2, Cleaning &Replacing:

The expired oxygen filter may lead to RESPIREASY Home Oxygen Concentrator can not put out oxygen like it should be.

So the oxygen filter should be replaced the new one in time. 

 

The air filter should be replaced every 2 - 3 months.

⑥ Common Troubleshooting Methods

Fault Phenomenon	Fault Analysis	Handling Methods
Power switch is on , but the machine does not work or the power switch indicator is not lit .	Poor contact between the power plug and socket .	Firmly plug in the power cord .
	The socket has no power output .	Move to a socket with power output .
	Damage to the main board	Replace by a professional.
The machine operates normally with normal sounds, flow rate adjustments work , but the oxygen output is very low or nonexistent .	Defective oxygen delivery device	Replace the oxygen delivery device.(nasal cannula，oxygen mask)
	Ensure the humidifier bottle  and cap are properly sealed to prevent air leaks .	Tighten or replace the humidifier bottle cap .
	The humidifier bottle is not properly installed.	Reinstall the humidifier bottle to ensure it is level with the machine.
After operating for a period, the Machine is overheated or shuts down .	Air intake and exhaust ports are obstructed .	The oxygen  concentrator should    be placed in a well-ventilated indoor area, at leas 10 cm away from walls ,curtains, furniture, and similar objects .
	The air intake filter is dirty .	Check  if the  air  intake  filter  sponge  on the back shell of  the oxygen concentrator is blocked or dirty, and replace it promptly .
	The machine is overheating	The machine has a high-temperature protection device; if it stops due to overheating, turn off the machine and check for blockages in the intake and exhaust ports, as well as the filter. Allow the machine to cool down before restarting.
Regular  and  slight "puffing " exhaust sound .	Normal operation.	The  sound of  the oxygen  concentrator extracting oxygen and expelling waste gas is a normal operating phenomenon .
Note:  If the issue persists after following the above methods, please contact customer service.  Email: office@respireasy.com

 

 

⑦  Handling, Transport, and Storage Conditions

The oxygen concentrator should be stored  in a dry place, indoors away from strong sunlight, corrosive gases, and in a well-ventilated area. 

Do not place any objects on top of the oxygen concentrator.

During transportation, avoid severe vibrations and do not place it upside down or horizontally

Packing List

Upon unboxing, please check against the following packing list. If any components are missing or damaged, promptly contact the RESPIREASY sales representative for replacement.

 

l RE-P2L oxygen concentrator     x1 unit

l Power cord                              x1 piece

l Nasal oxygen tube                     x1 piece

l Filter                                      x1 piece

l Remote control                        x1 piece

l User manual                             x1 piece

l Certificate                               x1 piece