AirSep - NewLife Elite
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AirSep - NewLife Elite
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DESCRIPTION
Oxygen ConcentratorNewLife Elite is AirSep Corporation’s most economical line of stationary oxygen concentrators, delivering up to 5 lpm of therapeutic oxygen in home, hospital, and clinical settings. With hundreds of thousands of units in daily use throughout the world, this low power consumption concentrator is known for high performance, easy maintenance, and unmatched reliability. (Flow lockdown and other unique features make this a concentrator of choice among today’s patients and equipment providers.)
FORUMSView All (19)
3Replies3 years ago | Flashing yellow O2 indicator. Service technician here (lots of experience with concentrators). I am baffled at what would cause this concentrator to flash continuously. PSI between 16-29 while in operation, O2 output at 5LPM is 94% No leaks, changed out the sieve beds, rebuilt the compressor, replaced capacitor, mixing tank, tubing, main PCB and O2 sensor boards, power switch, 9V, new valve kit for all 4 valves, PE valve, exhaust muffler, Teflon taped all connections and leak checked. Temperature is well within operational parameters. I am at a loss at what would cause the low O2 indicator light to flash constantly. Thanks in advance!Reply |
3Replies3 years ago | Fluctuating Purity Airsep Newlife Elite Oxygen Concentrator .No alarms or errors on circuit board . I have Changed sieve beds and mixing tank, Replaced Compressor , checked outlet gas filter, no leaks that i can detect . Does anyone have any ideas what direction I should go next? Reply |
1Reply5 years ago | service and repair The oxygen concentrator wont start despite not having any visual defects and the power supply line is okay. what could be the possible fault?Reply |
DOCUMENTS / MANUALSView All
| Height | 27.5 in |
| Length | 14.5 in |
| Weight | 54 lbs |
| Width | 16.5 in |
Additional Specifications
Power: 120 VAC, 60 Hz, 4.0 amps; 220–240 VAC, 50 Hz, 2.0 amps; 220 VAC, 60 Hz, 2.0 amps Power Consumption: 350 Watts Alarms: Power failure; high and low pressure; battery test; low oxygen concentration (with optional oxygen monitor)