Philips Respironics Everflo Oxygen Concentrator with OPI

The Philips Respironics EverFlo Oxygen Concentrator has been discontinued by the manufacturer. We recommend the Inogen At Home Stationary Oxygen Concentrator. Click here to learn more.

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  • Lightweight—only 31 lbs!
  • Compact
  • Quiet
  • Energy-efficient for cost savings!

Philips Respironics Everflo OPI - Overview

The Philips Respironics Everflo Oxygen Concentrator with OPI is a compact and cost-effective oxygen concentrator that fits effortlessly in a person’s household and daily routine. It's equipped with advanced technology called an Oxygen Percentage Indicator (OPI) that effectively measures oxygen purity output and will sound an alarm and change a color indicator on the front panel of the device if oxygen levels ever change to an incorrect purity level. 

The Respironics EverFlo is a consistent and trouble-free stationary oxygen concentrator that extracts oxygen from the air and delivers it to a user in an effective and safe way. It can deliver oxygen up to 5 liters per minute and uses less electricity than other devices on the market.

Respironics Everflo Oxygen Concentrator - Features

  • Lightweight: The Everflo weighs 31 pounds, lighter than many other at-home concentrators on the market. 
  • Sleek design: Its compact design makes it easy for oxygen therapy patients to transport from room to room around their home. 
  • Easy maintenance: This device does not require too much maintenance to keep it operating as effectively as possible. On a regular basis, wipe the exterior of the concentrator with a damp cloth. If you are using a humidifier, clean your device according to your home care provider's or manufacturer's instructions.
  • Cost-effective therapy: Because of its build, this device has low-power usage, resulting in a more cost-effective therapy treatment than other concentrators. 
  • Internal storage cabinet: The EverFlo has a convenient internal storage cabinet, designed to store extra tubing.
  • Whisper quiet therapy: This device operates at a noise level of about 45 dBa, similar to the sound of someone typing on a keyboard, which is typical amongst at-home concentrators.
  • Easy to use:  This device has a user-friendly panel with an On/Off switch and a rotating Flow Meter Knob to operate and control this device easily.
  • Easy to transport: Thanks to its lightweight and compact size with wheels and a handle,  oxygen therapy patients will be able to easily transport this machine wherever they want in their household to receive treatment.
  • Oxygen Percentage Indicator (OPI): OPI will alert the user audibly and visibly if oxygen levels ever deviate from the proper purity level.

Everflo Oxygen Concentrator - Benefits

  • A quiet, compact stationary concentrator for convenient therapy
  • Improved patient satisfaction and compliance
  • User-friendly EverFlo Q needs less power and generates less heat

Philips Respironics Everflo Oxygen Concentrator - In The Box

  • Philips Respironics EverFlo Oxygen Concentrator
  • Philips Intake Bacteria Filter
  • Philips Respironics EverFlo Cabinet Filter

User Guide

How to Use Philips Respironics EverFlo Oxygen Concentrator

  1. Choose a spot where the concentrator will be able to take in room air without being obstructed. Make sure the device is at least 15 to 30 cm away from walls, furniture, and, especially, drapes that might obstruct proper ventilation. Avoid putting it near a heat source.
  2. Plug into a wall socket.
  3. Do either Step A or Step B below.
    • Connect your nasal cannula to the Oxygen Outlet Port if you're not using a humidifier.
    • If you are using a humidifier, follow the steps below:
      1. As indicated, open the filter door on the back of the device.
      2. Replace the filter door after removing the humidifier connecting tube from the back of the filter door.
      3. Follow the manufacturer's directions for filling your humidifier bottle.
      4. Place the humidifier within the velcro strap on top of the EverFlo device.
      5. Tighten and fasten the velcro strap around the bottle to keep it in place.
      6. Connect the humidifier connector tube to the Oxygen Outlet Port (which you got from the filter door) (as mentioned in Step 3-A above).
      7. Attach the other end of the humidifier connection tube to the top of the humidifier as indicated, with the elbow in the tubing facing the front.
      8. Attach your cannula to the humidifier bottle according to the instructions provided by the humidifier bottle manufacturer.

How Does the Philips Respironics EverFlo Oxygen Concentrator Work?

Air from the room is used to produce concentrated oxygen by passing it through a molecular sieve. This stationary oxygen concentrator uses Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) technology which combined with the sieve bed extracts oxygen from the air and delivers it to the patient.

Cleaning Philips Respironics EverFlo Oxygen Concentrator

This Philips Respironics EverFlo Oxygen Concentrator should be cleaned regularly using a damp cloth to wipe down the exterior case of this device. For cleaning or disinfecting with a medical disinfectant, follow manufacturer's instructions. For patients who use a humidifier, the device can be cleaned by following the manufacturer's instructions. This oxygen concentrator is easy to maintain because it consists of very few parts and only two filters. Users can change the external filter without any tools or special skills and the internal micro disk filter is replaced during the routine service of the whole device.

Alarms & Indicators in EverFlo Oxygen Concentrator

The following alarms and indicators should be addressed if they occur.

Continuously illuminating all 3 LEDs and sounding alarm

This means that the device has detected a system malfunction. To troubleshoot, turn off the device immediately and switch to a backup oxygen source. Contact the manufacturer and inform them of this issue.

Continuously sounding alarm with no LEDs illuminated

This happens when that device is turned on but is not operating. This happens when the device indicates a power failure or if it isn’t plugged in. What you can do is make sure that the device is plugged in and check the power outlet to make sure it is delivering electricity. If this doesn’t solve the issue then connect to a backup oxygen source and contact the manufacturer.

Continuously illuminating red LED with alarm

A system malfunction has been detected by the system. Turn off the device quickly and wait for 5 minutes before turning on the device. If this does not fix the problem, connect to a backup oxygen source and contact the manufacturer.

Continuously illuminating yellow LED with red LED blinking and periodic beeping alarm

The device is facing obstructed oxygen flow conditions when it shows these signs. In this case, turn off the device and contact the manufacturer. In the meanwhile, you should use your backup oxygen source.

Continuously illuminating yellow LED with no alarm

This indicates a low oxygen condition. You can continue to use the device but inform your physician.

Blinking yellow light with periodically beeping alarm

High flow oxygen is detected by the device. Reduce the flow rate to your prescribed level and wait for 2 minutes. If the condition persists, then switch to your backup oxygen source and contact the manufacturer.

Continuously illuminating green LED with no alarm

This indicates that the device is working at an optimum level.

Continuous alarm sound with all LEDs off

In this case, if the device doesn’t work when turned on, reinsert the power cord plug into the electrical outlet.

Or the unit may not be receiving power from the electrical outlet. Check for a faulty household circuit or fuse.

Or it may be indicating an internal part failure. Contact the manufacturer.

All LEDs illuminating with continuous alarm

When this happens and the device doesn’t work when turned on, there is an internal part failure.

Continuously illuminating yellow LED with blinking red LED and beeping alarm

There is obstruction or complete blockage of oxygen flow. Check if there is anything near the device that might be hindering the airflow into the device.

Or it may be indicating the closed flow meter knob. Set the flow meter knob to the prescribed LPM flow.

There may be an obstruction in the oxygen tubing which is causing blockage in the delivery of oxygen.

Continuously illuminating yellow LED with blinking red LED and beeping alarm

There is obstruction or complete blockage of oxygen flow. Check if there is anything near the device that might be hindering the airflow into the device.

Low flow of oxygen with no indication

Inspect the oxygen tubing or cannula for faults. If necessary, replace the items.

An accessory is poorly connected to the device. Check all connections for potential leaks.

FAA approved for air travel and in-flight use

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Input voltage:

120 VAC +/- 10%

Input frequency

60 hz

Average power consumption

350 watts

Oxygen concentration* (at 5 lpm)

93% (+/- 3%)

Liter flow

0.5 to 5 liters per minute

Weight

31 lbs (14 kg)

Sound level

45 dBA typical

Dimensions

23" (584 mm) h, 15" (381 mm) w, 9.5" (241 mm)

Required maintenance

Compressor intake filter: change every 2 years

OPI (oxygen percentage indicator) alarm levels

Low oxygen: 82%, very low oxygen: 70%

Operating temperature

55°F to 90°F (12°C to 32°C)

Storage/transport humidity

-30°F to 160°F (-34°C to 71°C) up to 95% relative humidity

Operating humidity

-Up to 95% relative humidity

Outlet pressure

-5.5 PSI

Operating altitude

0 to 7,500' (0 to 2,286 m)

Philips Respironics Everflo Oxygen Concentrator with OPI - Customer Questions
Is it allowed to use Respironics EverFlo on flights?
Yes, it is approved by the FAA for air travel and in-flight use.
How Does the Philips EverFlo Oxygen Concentrator Work?
Air from the room is used to produce concentrated oxygen by passing it through a molecular sieve. This stationary oxygen concentrator uses Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) technology which combined with the sieve bed extracts oxygen from the air and delivers it to the patient.
What Are The EverFlo OPI Safety Features?
The Respironics EverFlo has an Oxygen Percentage Indicator as an added safety feature. If oxygen levels ever vary from approved purity levels, an orange light on the front of the EverFlo will turn on and sound an alarm.
How To Go For Philips Respironics Everflo?
This Philips Respironics EverFlo Oxygen Concentrator should be cleaned regularly using a damp cloth to wipe down the exterior case of the device. For cleaning or disinfecting using a medical disinfectant, follow the manufacturer's instructions. For patients who use a humidifier, the device can be cleaned by following the manufacturer's instructions. This oxygen concentrator is easy to maintain because...
What Are The Benefits of the Philips Respironics EverFlo Oxygen Concentrator?
Respironics Everflo - Easy to store, transport, and deliver EverFlo Q is lightweight and small, with a streamlined and integrated handle. As a result, transportation and storage expenses are reduced. The Philips EverFlo Oxygen concentrator's compact, non-medical style will fit perfectly into the home setting. The device is meant to be tiny, light, and simple to transport, fitting into a car's trunk...
Should I get a 5 liter or a 10 liter home concentrator?
Always start with your prescription - If you are prescribed 2 LPM, getting a 10 LPM concentrator may not be necessary and would be a greater expense.  
If you need 6 LPM or more, then you definitely need the more potent 10 LPM concentrator.

If you need 4 or 5 LPM consider the following: - Speak with your doctor about your disease state. Is it something that...
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