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Report date: 09.05.2026
Report code: 1778313358
Lifetime OX 5B Oxygen Concentrator Analysis Report
Device Identification
The device in the images is a Lifetime brand OX 5B model oxygen concentrator.
General Status and Condition
There is significant discoloration and yellowing on the outer casing of the device. This indicates that the device has been used for a long time or stored under unsuitable conditions. Scratches and dirt stains are visible on the casing. The overall condition of the device is moderate.
Physical and Mechanical Components
The carrying handle and wheels of the device are in place. The air filter grille at the rear appears to be intact. There is a small hole on the bottom right side of the casing. The power cable of the device is connected to the casing and the plug is visible. No significant damage has been detected on the cable.
Label Information
The information on the silver-colored label located on the back of the device is as follows:
- Product Name: Lifetime OX 5B Oxygen Concentrator
- Manufacturing Date: 06/2018
- Serial Number: 5B201806010076
- Manufacturer: Oxytek Medical Technology
- Origin: Made in PRC
- Electrical Specifications: 230 VAC, 300 W ± 10%, 50 Hz
- Protection Class: IP X1
- Certification: CE 2460
The label also contains warning texts and importer company information. The label is attached to the casing with transparent tape.
Accessories and Additional Parts
Apart from the device itself, the integrated power cable, and the wheels, no other accessories (cannula, humidifier bottle, etc.) are visible in the images.
Potential Failure Risk
The yellowing and signs of wear on the outer casing suggest that the internal mechanical and electronic components may also have aged. This situation may pose a risk of performance degradation or failure in parts such as the compressor or valves. However, there is no clear evidence of failure, such as broken parts or crushed cables, in the images.
