Secondhand MIC CP501-T 5L/min Oxygen Concentrator

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Report date: 20.07.2025

Oxygen Concentrator Analysis Report

Device Description and Area of Use

The device shown in the images is an oxygen concentrator that produces high-purity oxygen using ambient air. These types of devices are used in homes or healthcare facilities to provide a continuous supply of oxygen to patients with respiratory conditions who require supplemental oxygen therapy. The humidifier bottle on the device ensures that the produced oxygen is humidified before being delivered to the patient, preventing the respiratory tract from drying out.

The product in the image is a model with a flow capacity of 5 liters/minute. The flow adjustment knob (flowmeter) on the device allows the oxygen flow rate prescribed by the doctor to be set.

Brand and Model

There is no discernible brand or model name on the device in the images. The “CE 0197” marking on the product is a certification indicating compliance with the Medical Devices Directive and is used by many manufacturers. Therefore, a specific brand could not be identified.

Quantity Information

The following items are present in the images:

• 1 Oxygen Concentrator unit
• 1 Humidifier Water Bottle

General Status and Condition Assessment

The overall condition of the device is assessed as lightly used and clean. No significant color fading, yellowing, or heavy layer of dirt is observed on its plastic casing. The wheels and carrying handle appear to be intact. The overall condition of the device gives the impression of a well-maintained product.

Physical and Mechanical Deformation Analysis

The device’s outer casing, control panel, and other components have been examined in detail. No cracks, breaks, dents, or major scratches have been detected. The buttons on the control panel, the flow adjustment valve, and the fuse holder appear to be physically sound. The wheels at the bottom of the device also appear solid and functional.

Accessories and Connection Ports

The only accessory included with the device is the humidifier water bottle attached to the oxygen outlet. This bottle is transparent and clean, with no cracks or deformations. The short transparent tube through which the oxygen passes from this bottle to the patient is also present. Other accessories, such as the power cord required to operate the device or the nasal cannula (nose tube) used to deliver oxygen to the patient, are not present in the images.

Display and Label Information

The top control panel of the device features a digital display and status indicator lights.

• Digital Display: The “888888” digits seen on the display typically represent the self-test screen upon startup or the standby mode of the total operating hours counter. The total usage time of the device cannot be determined from the current image.
• Indicator Lights: The panel has locations for standard warning lights such as “Power,” “Low O2,” and “Service Required.” None of these lights are active in the image.
• Label Information: The front and top surfaces of the device bear a “CE” mark accompanied by the code “0197.” This is the notified body number indicating the product’s compliance with European Union medical device standards. A label containing detailed information such as the serial number, REF code, or year of manufacture is not visible on the device in the images. Additionally, there is a universal warning label indicating that smoking is prohibited.

Potential Malfunction Risk

Based on the visual inspection, no condition suggesting an immediate risk of malfunction, such as severe wear, rust, crushed cables, or broken parts, has been observed in the physical and mechanical components of the device. The clean and well-maintained appearance of the device suggests that it may have been used and preserved regularly. This assessment is a forecast based solely on visual evidence and does not mean that the device’s electronic or internal mechanical components are operating entirely without fault.