Common Sense Of Safe Use Of Household Oxygen Generator

When using a household oxygen generator, you must pay attention to safety and know some common sense of safety.
1. The oxygen generator should be kept away from flammable and explosive places. Oxygen is a combustion-supporting gas. Do not smoke when using, and keep away from matches, burned cigarettes and other flammable sources. Textiles and other normally non-combustible materials are ignited and burn violently in oxygen-enriched air. Ignoring this warning could result in severe fire, property damage, personal injury or death.
2. The usage of oxygen therapy requires special care to reduce the risk of fire. Some materials will burn in air, and others will not. Bombs ignite easily and burn rapidly in oxygen-enriched environments. From a safety point of view, it is necessary to keep flammable sources away from the product, and it is better to take it out of the room when the product is in use.
3. Oil, grease or grease-like substances will spontaneously ignite and burn violently when exposed to oxygen under a certain pressure. These substances must be kept away from the oxygen concentrator, lines, connectors, and all other oxygen equipment. Do not use any lubricants other than those recommended by the manufacturer.