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Philips Everflo, Oxygen Concentrator

Philips Everflo, Oxygen Concentrator

€689,90
Sale price  €689,90 Regular price  €874,90

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Philips Everflo, Oxygen Concentrator

Philips Respironics

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1020006

Philips Everflo, Oxygen Concentrator

Compact, extremely low-maintenance stationary oxygen concentrator for safe and continuous oxygen therapy at home.

21 % off

€689,90
Sale price  €689,90 Regular price  €874,90

21 % off

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OPI safety sensor Continuous, sensor-based monitoring of oxygen purity with instant visual and audible alerts

Whisper-quiet & energy-efficient Very quiet, low-vibration operation with low power consumption (around 295 watts)

2 years maintenance-free The built-in filter only needs to be replaced after 24 months, saving time and ongoing service costs.

Complete Your Therapy

Everything you need to know about the Philips Everflo, Oxygen Concentrator

Compact, living-room-friendly design for accessibility

The Philips EverFlo breaks with the image of clunky medical devices. Thanks to its slim, ergonomic shape and integrated handle, the device can be harmoniously integrated into any living environment. With a weight of only 14 kg and the smooth-running transport rollers, it enables patients to achieve a high degree of independence and conserves the strength of caregivers during daily positioning in the room.

Whisper-quiet operation for an undisturbed night's sleep

A critical factor for the well-being of patients and relatives is the background noise. The EverFlo operates extremely quietly with a sound pressure level of less than 45 dBA. It drastically reduces the stress level in home care and ensures a restful, deep sleep without the continuous oxygen supply becoming a burden due to disturbing compressor noises.

Revolutionary, low-maintenance and extremely cost-efficient

In contrast to older concentrators, which often require weekly filter cleaning by the patient, the EverFlo relies on an innovative filter system. The main filter only needs to be replaced by the specialist dealer after two years as part of regular maintenance. This saves valuable time, reduces service calls and protects the system from user errors in hygiene.

Philips Everflo, Oxygen Concentrator

Integrated Oxygen Purity Tracking

Integrated OPI oxygen percent precision measurement method for permanent status control.

Ultra-Quiet Oxygen Delivery

Whisper-quiet operation at less than 45 decibels sound pressure level.

Mobility at home

Smooth-running wheels and sturdy transport handle in the housing.

Stationary home device

Suitable for continuous operation with an oxygen flow of up to 5 lpm.

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Frequently asked questions

How often does the filter need to be changed on the Philips Everflo oxygen concentrator?

The Philips Everflo is known for being extremely low-maintenance. Under normal home-use conditions, the built-in main filter only needs to be replaced after two years, which greatly reduces the effort for caregivers and family members.

How can I tell if the device is giving the right amount of oxygen?

The Everflo has a built-in oxygen percentage display (OPI). This highly sensitive sensor continuously monitors the oxygen purity and immediately alerts you with visual and audible signals if the concentration drops.

Can an external air humidifier be connected to the Everflo?

Yes, the device has a universal mount for standard humidifier bottles. The appropriate connection adapter is included to prevent the airways from drying out at higher flow rates.

What accessories are needed to operate the oxygen concentrator?

For the therapy, you also need a suitable oxygen nasal cannula or a breathing mask, and if needed, an extension tube. These consumables can be connected regardless of the manufacturer.

Is the Philips Everflo designed for continuous operation (24/7)?

Yes, as a stationary concentrator for medical oxygen, the system is designed for demanding long-term and continuous use to safely provide patients with chronic respiratory failure with round-the-clock care.

What do the different LEDs on the control panel mean?

A green LED indicates normal, error-free operation. A yellow light signals a slightly reduced oxygen concentration or upcoming service, while a red LED points to a system fault that requires immediate action.