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Medical oxygen regulators are used to control the flow of oxygen to the patient. These devices come in a variety of sizes and styles. They are commonly found in hospitals, clinics, and homes. Aside from controlling the flow of oxygen, they also lower the pressure of the oxygen.
There are two main inlet connection types for medical oxygen regulators: Standard and Adjustable. Standard regulators allow for a preset PSI setting, while adjustable regulators let the user set the delivery pressure.
A new generation of medical regulators has high flow precision, making them ideal for dosing. Among the models available, there are pediatric and adult models. The newer models are manufactured with a single-stage piston design that ensures a long lifespan.
If you are considering using an oxygen regulator, make sure it has a safety relief valve. This feature protects the patients and staff in case the device experiences a high pressure failure.
You should also look for a device with a tapped valve to prevent moisture from accumulating inside the regulator. Regular maintenance and inspection are necessary to keep the device running smoothly.
Lastly, if you are purchasing an oxygen regulator, choose one that has a manufacturer that has an established reputation for quality. An established supplier can offer answers to your questions and help solve any problems.
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