How to Choose an Oxygen Generation System for a Sanatorium

Sanatoriums mainly focus on health care and rehabilitation, with the majority of their service recipients being the elderly and people with sub-health conditions. Their oxygen inhalation needs are mainly for "health-preserving oxygen supplementation", and they have high requirements for the comfort of oxygen supply and the integration with the environment. When choosing an oxygen generation system, the oxygen purity should reach over 90%, and the oxygen supply method should be flexible (such as nasal cannulas and masks). The equipment should operate with low noise and not affect the sanatorium environment. It is recommended to choose small and medium-sized molecular sieve oxygen generators (with an oxygen production capacity of 5-15 m³/h), and pair them with decentralized oxygen supply terminals (such as setting 1-2 oxygen inhalation ports in each sanatorium room), supporting low-flow (1-3 L/min) continuous oxygen supply. At the same time, it should support timed oxygen supply and fine-tuning of flow rate to enhance the comfort of use.