8 LPM
Product ID: 396040294
📏0-8 LPM range
⚖️+/- 0.25 LPM accuracy
✈️5.3 inches compact
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🚀 Elevate Your Monitoring Game!
The ResOne Standard Liter Meter Pen is a compact and precise tool designed for measuring oxygen flow rates from 0 to 8 liters per minute. With a user-friendly design and a lightweight build of just 5.3 inches, it ensures accurate readings with a reliability of +/- 0.25 LPM, making it an essential device for medical professionals and caregivers.
E**N
Slick and Handy O2 Flow checking device.
If you are curious or feel you just want to be sure you getting the right O2 flow to your cannula this pen does the trick. I put in a pseudo-valve wye at my concentrator to aid with my hose management. I setup one to the bedside and one to the living room. I wasn't sure I was getting the correct flow to the living room due to having more hose to that area. This pen allowed me to confirm my flow to both locations. It's just an engineering thing.
C**.
Very accurate. Matches system flow meter.
Same as that used by technicians for oxygen concentrator measurement. Works great for assurance that oxygen flow is sufficient at cannula.
R**
works It
works It
W**N
Great Flow Meter
I'm on Oxygen 24/7 and need to have a steady flow. This item gave me the Oxygen flow within seconds!!
W**N
It actually is accurate
I was skeptical at first but it is VERY accurate and easy to use.
C**E
Handy little tool.
Handy little tool that gives you comfort and precise measurement when you believe your air compressor needs adjusting.
A**E
Works
Used tis to test my oxygen concentrator. Reads the same as the ball on the machine.
F**D
Seems to be accurate enough
I have two of these gauges. They do agree with each other. They also show the same reading that’s shown by the flow meter on the oxygen concentrator. I use the gauge to make sure that the oxygen is flow rate as delivered at the CPAP intake is what the doctor ordered.
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