BPL Oxygen Concentrator Filter

Description

For BPL Oxygen Concentrators, the Outlet Filter and Intake Filter play crucial roles in maintaining the quality and safety of the oxygen provided.
Outlet Filter
Function: The outlet filter, also known as the final bacteria filter, is responsible for purifying the oxygen output from the concentrator before it reaches the user. This ensures that the oxygen is free of contaminants such as dust, bacteria, and other particles.
Material: Typically made from a dense, medical-grade filter material that can trap microorganisms and other fine particles.
Maintenance: Should be checked regularly and replaced according to the manufacturer’s recommendations or if there is noticeable resistance or blockage.
Intake Filter
Function: The intake filter cleans the ambient air before it enters the concentrator. It removes larger particles such as dust, pollen, and other debris, protecting the internal components of the concentrator and enhancing the quality of oxygen generated.
Material: Generally composed of a foam or mesh material that is easy to clean and replace. It effectively captures larger airborne particles, preventing them from entering the system.
Maintenance: Needs to be cleaned periodically (usually by rinsing with water and allowing it to dry) and replaced as needed, typically every few months or sooner if it appears dirty or clogged.