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Report date: 20.04.2026
Report code: 1776668216
Philips Respironics EverFlo Oxygen Concentrator Analysis Report
Device Identification
The device in the visuals is a home-use oxygen concentrator. The device features a blue plastic casing, wheels, and an integrated carrying handle.
Brand and Model
The model EverFlo OPI is clearly legible on the label on the front panel and the technical label on the side of the device. The manufacturer’s brand, Philips Respironics, has been identified from the embossed logo on the lower part.
Usage Areas
This device is used to provide high-concentration oxygen to the patient by filtering nitrogen from ambient air. It is suitable for long-term oxygen therapy (LTOT) at home for conditions such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), emphysema, or other respiratory failure. The device is used by adjusting it to the prescribed flow rate.
Quantity Information
There is 1 oxygen concentrator device in the visuals. 1 humidifier bottle and 1 power cord are visible connected to the device.
General Condition and Physical Deformation
The device shows signs of use. There are scratches, stains, and superficial dirt due to friction on the plastic casing, particularly on the side surfaces and the lower parts. Dust accumulation is noticeable around the control buttons and the flow meter on the front panel. The overall condition of the device is moderate.
Mechanical Components
The four wheels at the bottom of the device are in place. The carrying handle appears to be sturdy. The flowmeter glass on the front panel is intact, and the scale lines on it are legible. The flow adjustment knob is in place. The humidifier bottle connection port and the cannula outlet are intact.
Electronic Components and Screen Analysis
The front panel of the device includes an on/off switch, LED indicator lights (normal oxygen, low oxygen, service required), and a digital hour meter. The hour meter screen is not active in the visuals, therefore the usage time could not be determined. The power cord and plug are intact, but there is dirt on the cord.
Accessories
A transparent plastic humidifier bottle is attached in the compartment at the rear of the device. An intermediate connection hose is connected to the bottle. The power cord is integrated into the device. The patient cannula or mask is not included in the visuals. Information regarding the expiration date of the humidifier bottle cannot be determined from the visual.
Label Information
The technical label on the side of the device contains the following information:
- Model: EverFlo OPI
- REF Code: 1020006
- Serial Number (SN): 0332227
- Electrical Values: 230V~ 50 Hz, 1.5A
- Oxygen Concentration: Max O2: 96%
- Weight: 14-15 kg
- Protection Class: IP21
- Year of Manufacture: The code 1020113 R09 on the label may be a production date or revision number, but a specific year is not indicated.
Potential Risk of Malfunction
The scratches and dirt on the external casing of the device indicate heavy use. This suggests that the internal filters (inlet filter, bacterial filter) may be dirty and require replacement. Furthermore, it is likely that the compressor and valve system have a high operating hour count. It is recommended that the device’s performance (oxygen purity percentage and flow rate) be verified by technical service. No significant mechanical breakage or cable damage was observed in the visual.
