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About Home Oxygen Concentrators
A home oxygen concentrator — sometimes called a stationary concentrator — is a plug-in medical device designed to deliver a consistent supply of purified oxygen in the comfort of your own home. It works by drawing in room air, filtering out nitrogen, and producing oxygen at 90–95% purity, which it delivers to you through a nasal cannula or mask at a flow rate set by your physician.
Home concentrators are ideal for patients who require continuous oxygen therapy — day and night — especially those prescribed higher flow rates (2–10 LPM) that portable pulse-dose devices cannot always support. Most units are compact enough to sit beside a bed or chair, roll between rooms on built-in wheels, and run quietly enough for overnight use. At Complete Medical Supply, we stock home oxygen concentrators for both purchase and rental, and our team is here to walk you through setup, cleaning, and everything in between.
Key Features
Continuous Flow
Unlike pulse-dose portable concentrators, home units deliver a steady, uninterrupted stream of oxygen — exactly what patients who need therapy during sleep or rest require
No Tanks
Because a home oxygen concentrator generates oxygen from the air in your room, there are no tanks to order, wait for, swap out, or store. As long as the unit is plugged in, your oxygen supply is unlimited
Quiet Operation
Most home oxygen concentrators operate at 40–55 decibels — roughly the volume of a quiet conversation or a running refrigerator
Low Cost
Home concentrators typically draw 150–300 watts of electricity, comparable to a few light bulbs. Annual electricity costs for most users run well under $200 — a fraction of the ongoing cost of tank refills
High Flow
Standard home concentrators deliver 1–5 liters per minute, while high-flow models reach up to 10 LPM — making them the right choice for patients with more advanced COPD etc
Most Reliable
A home oxygen concentrator isn’t optional equipment — it’s essential. That’s why the units we carry are built for continuous, long-term operation with durable components rated for years of daily use
Related Products & Accessories
Humidifier Cup
Adds moisture to the oxygen flow to prevent dryness and irritation — especially important for patients on higher flow rates or using oxygen for extended hours
Oxygen Extension Tubing
Available in lengths up to 50 feet, so you can reach your bedroom, bathroom, or living room without disconnecting
HEPA Filters & More
Traps dust, allergens, and airborne particles before they enter the concentrator, protecting the internal components
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