Veterinary Oxygen Concentrator for Anaesthesia and Oxygen Therapy

5 L/min veterinary oxygen concentrator providing 93% ± 3% oxygen concentration for anaesthesia, recovery and small-animal oxygen therapy.

Key Highlights

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5 L/min

5 L/min oxygen output for anaesthesia, recovery and small-animal oxygen therapy.

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93% ± 3% O₂

93% ± 3% oxygen concentration for consistent oxygen delivery.

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≤36 dBA

Low operating noise for a quieter veterinary clinical environment.

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Oil-Free Compressor

Oil-free compressor design for convenient oxygen generation and operation.

Veterinary Oxygen Concentrator

A Reliable Oxygen Source for Everyday Veterinary Care

Oxygen is needed in more than the anaesthesia procedure itself. Veterinary practices may also require a dependable oxygen supply during recovery, inpatient care and oxygen therapy for dogs, cats and other small animals.

This oxygen concentrator provides a continuous oxygen source at 5 L/min, with a specified oxygen concentration of 93% ± 3%. An oil-free compressor, multi-stage filtration and molecular sieve oxygen generation technology support the system’s oxygen production.

For practices that rely on oxygen cylinders, an on-site concentrator can also reduce the need for regular cylinder replacement and refill logistics.

Where It Fits Into the Veterinary Workflow

Anaesthesia

Provides an oxygen source for veterinary anaesthesia procedures where a continuous oxygen supply is required.

It can also be considered as part of a wider anaesthesia setup alongside an appropriate anaesthesia machine — see the Veterinary Anaesthesia Machine with Integrated Ventilation.

Recovery

Provides an oxygen source during postoperative recovery and routine patient care.

For practices managing patients during recovery or inpatient care, it can also be used alongside a suitable veterinary kennel setup, such as the Veterinary Stainless Steel Kennel Unit with Removable Divider.

Oxygen Therapy

Suitable for small-animal oxygen therapy where supplemental oxygen is required as part of veterinary clinical care.

Inpatient & Critical Care

Provides an on-site oxygen source for veterinary hospitals and clinical areas where oxygen may be required for patient support.

Why This Model?

For everyday veterinary use, oxygen supply is not only about output. Noise, operating requirements and day-to-day cylinder logistics can also affect how practical a system is within the practice.

Independent Oxygen Supply

Provides a continuous oxygen source without relying entirely on external oxygen cylinder supply.

93% ± 3% Oxygen Concentration

The specified oxygen concentration is 93% ± 3% for routine veterinary oxygen applications.

Quiet Operation

With a specified noise level of ≤36 dBA, the unit is suitable for clinical environments where lower operating noise is preferred.

Practical Oxygen Generation

An oil-free compressor, multi-stage filtration and molecular sieve technology support oxygen generation for routine veterinary use.

Monitoring & Safety Functions

The system includes:

  • Power failure alarm
  • Low oxygen purity alarm
  • Temperature alarm
  • Filter maintenance indicator
  • Timer function for controlled operation

These functions provide operating alerts and maintenance information during routine use.

Optional Configurations

Available configurations include:

Nebuliser integration
Pressure monitoring alarms
SpO₂ monitoring support
Dual oxygen outlet configuration

Specific configuration and availability should be confirmed according to the required setup.

Technical Specifications

Flow Rate
5 L/min
Oxygen Concentration
93% ± 3%
Oxygen Output Pressure
≤70 kPa
Power Consumption
390 W
Noise Level
≤36 dBA
Electrical
220V/50Hz; 110V/60Hz
Operating Temperature
5–40°C
Net Weight
22 kg
Dimensions
372 × 340 × 612 mm

A Good Fit For

Small-animal veterinary practices
Veterinary hospitals and surgical centres
Recovery and inpatient care areas
Practices looking for an alternative to cylinder-based oxygen supply
Distributors adding veterinary oxygen equipment to an anaesthesia or clinical equipment portfolio

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this veterinary oxygen concentrator used for?

It provides a continuous oxygen source for veterinary anaesthesia, patient recovery and small-animal oxygen therapy.

What oxygen concentration does it provide?

The specified oxygen concentration is 93% ± 3%.

What is the maximum flow rate?

The specified flow rate is 5 L/min.

What is the oxygen output pressure?

The specified oxygen output pressure is ≤70 kPa.

How noisy is the unit?

The specified noise level is ≤36 dBA.

Can it be used with a veterinary anaesthesia machine?

It can be considered as part of a veterinary anaesthesia setup. Compatibility and the required oxygen supply arrangement should be confirmed against the specific anaesthesia machine and configuration.

Can it be used during patient recovery?

Yes. The unit can provide an oxygen source during postoperative recovery and routine patient care. The appropriate oxygen delivery setup should be selected according to the patient’s requirements.

Can it replace oxygen cylinders?

It can reduce reliance on cylinder supply by providing an independent oxygen source. Whether it can fully replace cylinders depends on the practice’s oxygen requirements and backup arrangements.

What voltage options are available?

The specified electrical configurations are 220V/50Hz and 110V/60Hz.

Why Choose AquaPlat

For veterinary distributors and professional users, AquaPlat provides:

✓ Product options aligned with specific market and customer requirements
✓ Technical documentation and product information
✓ Support in comparing configurations and product options
✓ OEM branding support where applicable
✓ Reliable manufacturing and supply coordination

Whether you are expanding your veterinary equipment portfolio or looking for an additional supplier option, we can help you evaluate suitable products for your market and requirements.

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