Buy Oxygen Concentrator (5 LPM) in Nigeria.

Which 5 LPM oxygen concentrators can I buy in Nigeria?

The Franance catalogue currently lists six stationary models under oxygen concentrators with a 5 LPM capacity classification. The 5 LPM oxygen concentrator listing is the place to compare them and open a model-specific result:

- Philips Respironics EverFlo 5 LPM Oxygen Concentrator
- Drive DeVilbiss 525KS 5 LPM Oxygen Concentrator
- CAIRE Companion 5 Stationary Oxygen Concentrator
- CAIRE AirSep VisionAire 5 Stationary Oxygen Concentrator
- GCE M50 Stationary Oxygen Concentrator
- Philips Oxygenate 5 Stationary Oxygen Concentrator

These are catalogue records, not a claim of local inventory. Ask Franance to confirm whether the exact model and country-specific version can be quoted for your project. The manufacturer’s official information and the equipment offered must be checked together: the family name alone may not identify voltage, frequency, plug, included accessories, documentation or service arrangements. If your requirement is not limited to this capacity grouping, browse all oxygen-supply devices or the separate 10 LPM oxygen concentrator category.

What does “5 LPM” mean when comparing concentrators?

“5 LPM” means a nominal flow-capacity class of five litres per minute, but procurement should not treat the category label as a complete performance specification. Verify the exact model’s delivered flow range, oxygen concentration across the specified flow range, continuous or other operating mode, alarm behaviour and operating conditions in current manufacturer documentation. Confirm that the unit’s stated performance corresponds to the configuration being offered.

Do not infer that two models are interchangeable because both are filed under the same category. Product families may differ in operating limits, monitoring features, controls, noise, power draw, weight, filtration and maintenance needs. A flow figure also cannot establish suitability for a patient or facility. Qualified clinical personnel determine the clinical requirement, while the facility’s biomedical engineering and procurement teams assess the equipment specification and support arrangements.

The WHO technical specifications for oxygen concentrators and the WHO–UNICEF guidance for oxygen therapy devices provide procurement and implementation context. WHO describes oxygen as a system involving a source, distribution, regulation and conditioning, delivery, monitoring, power and maintenance. A standalone concentrator should therefore be evaluated in the wider context of how the facility intends to use, connect, monitor and maintain it. The standards documents support a structured specification; they do not replace local clinical, engineering, regulatory or facility review.

Which models are listed, and what should I compare?

The six catalogue entries represent four manufacturer families. Start with the exact model code rather than a broad brand name, and compare documents for the actual offered version:

- Philips Respironics EverFlo is the EverFlo model family. The cited regional Philips record describes a 0.5–5 L/min unit in a 120 V, 60 Hz configuration. Treat that as a reminder to verify the electrical version; do not assume it is the variant appropriate for a Nigerian facility.
- Drive DeVilbiss 525KS is listed as a 5 LPM stationary concentrator. Drive Medical’s UK product page describes the 525KS-UK version and its operating features. Confirm the exact suffix, voltage, frequency, plug and accessories in the quotation.
- CAIRE Companion 5, model 15067005, and CAIRE AirSep VisionAire 5, model AS098-4, are separate records. CAIRE documentation describes their model-specific configurations. Verify which family and part number is actually offered, and request the applicable manufacturer datasheet and user documentation.
- GCE M50 is listed with UK-plug configuration 304053021. The plug and configuration reference are material details; confirm the quoted electrical specification and whether the offered unit matches the facility’s power and outlet requirements.
- Philips Oxygenate 5, model HC1156380, has a Philips India product record for a 230 V, 50 Hz version. Confirm the country configuration, included parts, and any local service or documentation conditions before proceeding.

Useful comparison fields include rated flow and oxygen concentration at defined settings, power input, electrical configuration, alarms and status indicators, operating environment, dimensions and weight, consumable filters, maintenance schedule, warranty, service response, and accessories included in the offered package. Not every feature is documented in every regional listing, and manufacturers may revise specifications. Request current technical documents for each quoted part number rather than filling gaps with assumptions.

How should a Nigerian facility choose a model for quotation?

Begin with a written requirement approved by the facility’s responsible clinical and biomedical engineering teams. State the intended application and operating context, but do not ask a supplier or web guide to prescribe patient flow or determine clinical suitability. A purchasing request can identify the approved equipment class, required performance criteria, quantity, expected operating environment and any required supporting equipment without including patient-identifying information.

Next, map the proposed concentrator into the facility’s oxygen system. Identify the intended outlet and accessories, monitoring and alarm expectations, power conditions, environmental limits, maintenance capacity, spare filters and service process. Clarify if the unit is intended for an individual station or a broader system; the facility’s engineers must determine whether the equipment role and output fit that design. Do not assume a portable cylinder, a central pipeline, a higher-capacity concentrator or a second unit is included just because the product is listed under oxygen supply.

Use Franance’s categories to keep the product roles distinct. Compare this page with oxygen cylinders, oxygen cylinder regulators, oxygen flowmeters, and oxygen humidifier bottles only where those items appear in the approved scope. These categories are not a kit specification. List each required item and connection explicitly, and ask Franance to confirm inclusions and compatibility in writing.

What power, accessories and maintenance details should I check?

Electrical compatibility deserves early attention. Confirm nominal voltage, frequency, plug and socket type, grounding, rated input and any backup-power expectations for the exact offered unit. The Philips EverFlo record cited for this guide is a 120 V, 60 Hz regional variant, whereas Philips Oxygenate 5 and the listed GCE M50 configuration reference 230 V, 50 Hz. Those examples show why model-family recognition is not enough: the approved local configuration must be verified before order acceptance. Do not rely on plug adapters or improvised electrical changes; ask qualified site personnel to review the power requirements and have the supplier state the offered configuration.

For accessories, specify the outlet connections, tubing or interface components, humidification or other accessories only as approved by the facility. State whether accessories should be included, separately priced or supplied by the facility. Confirm that parts are approved for the exact model and intended system. The product listing does not certify compatibility with equipment not explicitly identified by the manufacturer.

Ask for the current user and maintenance documentation, recommended maintenance intervals, filter references and replacement procedure, service requirements, warranty coverage and availability of technical support. Identify who will perform routine checks and who will handle faults. If a project requires delivery, installation, commissioning, user orientation or acceptance checks, list each item as a requested service and ask Franance to confirm whether it is included. Do not assume installation or service coverage from a product page or brand relationship.

What should I include in an oxygen-concentrator quotation request?

Send Franance enough detail to quote the right equipment and avoid configuration ambiguity. A useful request includes:

1. Exact manufacturer, model and part number for each requested unit, or the approved performance specification if you are comparing options.
2. Quantity and whether you want one model or alternative models priced separately.
3. Facility name and type, delivery city and state in Nigeria, and a procurement contact.
4. Required electrical configuration and any facility power review or backup-power requirement.
5. Approved accessories, connections, consumables and requested maintenance documentation.
6. Any requested delivery, installation, commissioning, training, warranty or support scope, listed as separate line items.
7. Required technical documents, compliance evidence and the date by which your team needs a response.

Attach a specification schedule if the enquiry covers several devices or supporting equipment. Ask the supplier to identify the exact part number, configuration, quantity, included accessories, exclusions, price, quote validity and delivery estimate in the written offer. Where facts remain unconfirmed, request clarification before approval. This is especially important when product family names span multiple voltages or regional versions.

To begin, use Franance’s contact form for a 5 LPM concentrator quotation. Franance follows up by phone or email after receiving the enquiry. There is no online payment checkout for these products; an enquiry is a quote order, and commercial terms become clear in the written quotation and agreement.

Can Franance quote for delivery to every Nigerian state?

You can submit an enquiry from any Nigerian state, but the destination alone does not confirm delivery availability, timing, cost, installation or after-sales coverage. State the facility’s city and state, access or receiving constraints, requested delivery date and whether the project includes site work. Franance can review the location as part of the quotation and confirm the applicable terms for that request.

For multi-site projects, provide a schedule with each destination and the quantity required there. Keep the equipment configuration and service scope explicit for each site. If delivery, installation or technical support is important, ask for those items to be stated individually in the offer. Do not treat a general statement about Nigerian coverage as a promise of a particular route, lead time, stock position or service response.

Can I buy a 5 LPM oxygen concentrator online from Franance?

No. Franance does not take online payment for these medical equipment listings. The website lets you review product records and submit an order-for-quotation enquiry. Franance then contacts you by phone or email to clarify the requested model, quantity and scope. Before committing, review the written quotation for the exact configuration, pricing, availability, delivery and agreed services.

For a direct enquiry, request a quotation from Franance and include the product model filters or names from this page. You can also return to the full respiratory-care catalogue to browse other equipment classes. The category guide helps organise procurement information; the facility’s qualified teams remain responsible for specifying, approving, installing and maintaining equipment under applicable requirements.