Philips Everflo Stationary Oxygen Concentrator

The Philips EverFlo oxygen concentrator is a unique stationary device that delivers the features home care providers want and the comfort patients deserve. This top of the line unit from Philips is the benchmark in quality home oxygen concentrators. With a robust and compact design, this Everflo can produce a flow rate from 0.5 to 5 Litres per minute all while operating quietly and consistently. The unit is simple to use with a clear and easy to use operating switch to turn the unit on and off, as well as a clear and reliable flowmeter and control knob to safely and easily adjust the Oxygen flow rate. The unit comes with a power cord that meets Australian standards and is as simple as plug in and switch on! Recommended accessories are the 'LR3233 - Adult Nasal Cannula with 2m Tubing'

Maintenance

• Air Inlet Filter is to be changed every 24 MONTHS
• The Filter Door should be cleaned MONTHLY or as environmental conditions warrant.

Standard Contents

• 1x Philips EverFlo Oxygen Concentrator
• 3 Years Limited Warranty
• 1x EverFlo User Manual

Features

• Lightweight and easy to transport at 14kgs
• Compact, ergonomic design takes up less space
• One of the quietest mainstream oxygen concentrators
• No homecare provider filter change for two years
• Uses less power and produces less heat, so it's more patient-friendly

FAQ's

Can I use the Philips EverFlo Concentrator 24/7?
Yes — the EverFlo is designed for continuous operation and can safely run 24/7. Just keep it well-ventilated and away from walls or heat sources.

How often should I service or maintain the EverFlo?
Replace the external filter every 12–24 months and clean vents regularly. Internal servicing should only be done by an authorised technician.

Is the EverFlo noisy during operation?
It operates at around 45 dB, similar to a quiet fridge. Most users find it suitable for day and night use.

How do I reset my EverFlo oxygen concentrator?
Turn the machine off, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on. If the issue continues, switch to backup oxygen and contact your provider.

Why is my EverFlo oxygen concentrator beeping?
Beeping usually indicates low oxygen flow, a blockage, power issues, or a system fault. Consult the user manual as well as check tubing, filters, and power — and if the alarm persists or shows a red light, contact your oxygen supplier.

Oxygen should only be given according to the prescription and guidance of a certified healthcare provider. We recommend discussing your device options and suitability with your prescribing doctor before making a purchase to ensure the device meets your oxygen needs. Some devices deliver oxygen in a pulse dose, meaning you receive oxygen when you inhale. If you choose a pulse dose device, it must be tested by your healthcare provider to confirm its appropriateness for your treatment and to get advice on the correct settings.