the LifeChoice ActivOx provides oxygen up to a unbelievable 15 hours of battery operation time.
The LifeChoice ActivOx is the latest lightweight portable oxygen concentrator OxygenWorldwide has added to its range. Its predecessor, the LifeChoice has been a success worldwide. This new portable oxygen concentrator offers the ultimate alternative to cylinders due to its up to 15 hours of battery operation time. Beside that this POC is lighter than the LifeChoice weighing only 2.2 Kg. It is capable of providing medical oxygen up to an equivalent of 3 litres per minute on pulse flow.
Sleep Mode feature
Possibly the only POC with a unique sleep mode feature, the LifeChoice ActivOx enables medical oxygen users to use the machine at night. The very sensitive sleep mode senses every ‘puff’ of breath the patient inhales working in accordance with the breathing pattern to make sure the patient remains fully saturated.
This portable oxygen concentrator delivers medical oxygen to the user in a different way to other POC’s. The technology used is called PulseWave ™ which means that every time a patient breathes in, a ‘puff’ of oxygen is delivered much slower and more synchronised with the actual breath. This new technology eliminates the hiss sound from nasal cannula too.
More details
| Extras: External battery – € 770Package: Lifechoice ActivOx package (incl. External battery) – € 3,520 |
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Hey there! This sounds pretty awesome! I like the fact that it releases the oxygen a bit more slowly. That “hiss” of oxygen from the older pulse type concentrators was quite loud. So, is that 15 hours of battery life mean a “continuous use” of the battery while awake until the battery power is used completely? No off and on usage or periodic usage or a combo or awake and sleep mode? I’m really curious.
Thank you Christine for the comments and I shall get back to you with your queries, hope you have had a lovely weekend and speak soon.
Chrisitne apologies for the wait but here is your requested information on the ActivOx; The Activox automatically goes from sleep mode to high mode no buttons need to be pressed. You only get 15 hours from the batteries if the patient is on 1Ltr as you go up in Ltrs the battery life is less. The machine should be plugged in to the mains all of the time and taken off the mains for going out and about. It can also be plugged into the car. There is no hiss sound with the portable concentrators.The battery will reduce if not plugged in and the machine not used for any period of time.