Product Description
Safety Precautions
- Keep oxygen tank away from open flames and heat sources.
- While in use, keep away from aerosols (hair spray, paint), oil-based creams or lotions, petroleum-based products (vaseline).
- No smoking or allowing others to smoke; post signage outside the home for visitors prior to entry.
- Store properly (e.g., upright, as the tank can roll away).
- Keep out of reach of pets and children.
- Ensure smoke detectors are functional.
- Inspect all parts for damage prior to use.
- Manage tubing to reduce injury or tripping hazard.
- Store in a well-ventilated area, e.g., not the closet (unless well-ventilated).
Considerations
- Oxygen tubing length
- Monitoring respiration and signs of increased dyspnea or altered cognition.
- Having a pulse oximeter to test during and after exertion.
- Being within reach of a vitals machine.
Using a new oxygen tank
Be sure not to point tank at self or anyone while installing or removing the regulator.
- Gather all supplies (tank, regulator, wrength, oxygen delivery extension tubing (optional), nasal cannula, tank cart with wheels).
- Observe and follow precautions as mentioned above.
- Check for any signs of damage to the tank or other parts.
- Remove plastic seals (that mark them as new) from oxygen openings and discard. These are often bright-colored & circular such as green, similar to how a new fire extinguisher is sealed with plastic tabs.
- Check to see that regulator has an "O" ring/washer - often black colored.
- Turn flow regulator to 0 (off).
- Slide regulator on top of valve post and align regulator with oxygen tank holes.
- Hand tighten T-handle on regulator (do not over tighten).
- Use a wrench to open valve (counter-clockwise) 1 full turn.
- Listen for any leaks. There should be no major leaking sound. If leak is present, close the valve with wrench (clockwise), loosen T-handle and recheck the alignment of the regulator as well as the position of the o-ring. O-rings may be damaged or missing. Try another regulator if you have one.
- If no leaks, check the gauge for the amount of oxygen available inside. If empty, undo these steps, store the oxygen tank in the used section, and find a new tank.
- Place the tank on rolling oxygen tank cart with wheels for ease of mobilizing with the patient.
- Insert tubing into regulator oxygen outlet (looks similar to the "Christmas tree" on the oxygen fixtures on the hospital walls).
- Place nasal cannula on patient (prongs facing DOWN inside nose).
- Open O2 the same LPM as on the wall.
- Ask patient if the oxygen delivery is sufficient and working.
- Periodically monitor oxygen gauge for how much oxygen is left.
FAQ
1. Q: Payment Trems:
A: TT 30% Deposit, 7% balance against copy B/L.
L/C 100% at sight.
2. Q: What's your minimum Quantity?
A: 100pieces/size.
3. Q: How does your factory do regarding quality control?
A: Quality is priority. Safetylife people always attach great importance to quality controlling from the very beginning to thevery end.
4.Q:Are you manufacturer?
A:Yes,We have been producing fire fighting equipment since 2007.
5.Q:About Price and Sample?
A:Price base on your order qty,and we can send you samples.
6.Q:About OEM?
A:We have a lot of overseas OEM customerss,so we accept it.
7.Q:About Payment and Delivery time?
A:We accept TT/LC/PAYPAL/WU/ALIPAY/WECAHTPAY.Delivery time base on order qty.
8.Q. How does your factory do regarding the quality control?
A : quality is priority.We always attach qreat importance quality control from the very beginning to the end ofproduction.Every will be full assembled and carefully before packing and shippino.
9.Q. How long for delivery time?
A: For sample order. Our delivery time is 30 to 35 days, for one full container, it's 35 to 40 days.
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