Drive DeVilbiss 515AKS Compact Oxygen Concentrator

Drive DeVilbiss 515AKS Compact Oxygen Concentrator

The oxygen concentrator Drive DeVilbiss 515AKS is a compact, quiet, and highly reliable stationary unit designed for continuous 24-hour oxygen therapy in home and clinical environments. This oxygen concentrator delivers a consistent flow of medical-grade oxygen, making it suitable for patients requiring long-term supplemental oxygen with dependable performance and low running costs.

Built in the USA, this oxygen concentrator is engineered for durability and high-demand use. It provides an adjustable flow rate from 0.5 to 5 litres per minute while maintaining an oxygen concentration of 93% ±3% across all settings. As a result, it supports a wide range of clinical requirements, from low-flow therapy to higher continuous oxygen needs.

In addition, this oxygen concentrator incorporates DeVilbiss Turn-Down Technology, which reduces power consumption at lower flow rates. Consequently, energy usage is optimised, operating costs are reduced, and internal components experience less wear. Furthermore, the integrated OSD® oxygen sensing device continuously monitors oxygen purity, while visual and audible alarms enhance patient safety.

Despite its robust build, the unit remains user-friendly. Integrated handles and a roller base allow easy positioning, and the control panel uses clear pictograms for straightforward operation. Combined with low noise levels, this oxygen concentrator is well suited for day and night use in domestic settings.

Features

• Oxygen concentrator for continuous home oxygen therapy

• Adjustable flow rate from 0.5 to 5 LPM

• Consistent oxygen purity of 93% ±3%

• Turn-Down Technology for improved energy efficiency

• OSD® oxygen sensing device with alarms

• Quiet operation suitable for 24-hour use

• Integrated handles and roller base for mobility

Technical Specifications

What’s Included

• 1 × Drive DeVilbiss 515AKS Oxygen Concentrator

Information on this page is provided for guidance and does not replace advice from a qualified clinician. Always read the manufacturer's instructions before use, and check that a device is suitable for the patient and the prescribed therapy.