Secondhand Caire Eclipse 5 8.3kg Portable Oxygen Concentrator

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Report date: 08.01.2026

CAIRE Eclipse 5 Portable Oxygen Concentrator Analysis Report

Device Identification and Information

The product shown in the visuals is a medical oxygen device used for respiratory support, made portable by its wheeled structure. The product is a pull-and-go unit suitable for use both at home and during travel, rather than a stationary home-type device.

Brand and Model

The brand and model information identified as a result of detailed visual analysis of the product and examination of its logos is as follows:

• Brand: CAIRE
• Model: Eclipse 5 (The phrase “eclipse 5 with autoSAT” is clearly visible on the front face of the product and the control panel.)
• Manufacturer Information: The brand “CAIRE” is clearly written on the control panel.

Originality

The mold quality of the product’s outer casing, logo placements, button layout, and screen integration indicate that the device is an original CAIRE production. No misalignments or signs of imitation are observed on labels or prints.

General Condition and Cosmetic Examination

The external condition of the device has been assessed as “used”. Observations based on the visuals are as follows:

• Physical Deformation: The black hard plastic outer casing has superficial scratches and scuff marks due to use. No deep cracks or breaks have been detected, but it is not cosmetically new.
• Cleanliness: There is noticeable dust accumulation on the product, especially along the edges of the top panel, between the buttons, and at the connection points of the carrying handle. It requires detailed external cleaning.
• Wheels: The wheels of the transport trolley are intact but show signs of use and a light layer of dust/dirt.

Technical and Mechanical Components

As a result of the visual inspection, the following observations have been made regarding the mechanical and visible electronic components:

• Mechanical Structure: The device is built on an integrated transport trolley. The wheels and the telescopic handle mechanism extending from the back of the device appear sturdy. The integrity of the casing is maintained.
• Electronic Components (Visible): The metal oxygen output port (cannula input) located at the front-top of the device appears physically intact. No bending is observed at the oxygen outlet tip.
• Screen and Control Panel: There is a digital LCD screen on the top part of the device. Since the device was off during photography, no error codes or data (e.g., usage hours) are visible on the screen. The button set (On/Off, flow increase/decrease, menu buttons) is complete and physically in place.
• Illuminated Indicators: A blue-lit or labeled airplane icon is visible on the front panel; this icon indicates a feature related to the device’s suitability for use on an aircraft (probable FAA approval), but it is not definitively clear from the visual whether the light was on at that moment (it could be a reflection).

Accessories and Battery

• Quantity Information: The visuals show 1 main CAIRE Eclipse 5 unit and its integrated transport trolley (wheeled stand). The total number of parts, as an integrated system, is 1.
• Missing Parts: The visuals do not show the power adapter (AC/DC cables), nasal cannula, or humidifier bottle required to operate the device.
• Battery Status: This model is a portable, battery-operated unit. The battery is usually located at the rear or bottom of the device. Since the battery compartment cannot be fully discerned in the visuals, no comments can be made regarding whether the battery is installed or its condition (e.g., swelling).

Areas of Use

This device is designed for patients suffering from COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) or respiratory failure. It falls into the “Portable Oxygen Concentrator” (POC) class. It can operate continuously when connected to electricity, and with its battery, it is used outdoors, during travel, or on an airplane (referencing the “airplane mode” symbol) to meet the patient’s oxygen needs. From the model name, it is understood that it features autoSAT technology, which allows it to adjust oxygen dosage according to the patient’s breathing rate.

Potential Malfunction Risk and Warnings

There is no indication in the visuals that the device is broken or shattered; the casing structure is robust. However, since the device’s screen is off, it is unknown whether it is displaying a “service alert”. The only potential risk factor is the dust accumulation visible on the device’s grilles and connection points. Clogged filters in oxygen concentrators can affect performance, so the device’s filters may need to be checked and cleaned. No mechanical or serious damage has been visually detected.