Longfian 10 Litre Oxygen Concentrator – Powerful Oxygen Support for Home and Clinic

Some patients need more oxygen than a standard 5-litre machine can deliver. For them, a 10 litre oxygen concentrator is the practical answer. The Longfian JAY-10 is a high-flow, stationary concentrator that produces adjustable oxygen from 0.5 up to 10 litres per minute, with oxygen concentration of 93% (±3%). Advanced Medical Equipment supplies it in Bangladesh for hospitals, clinics, nursing-care providers, and families who have been advised by a doctor to use higher-flow oxygen therapy at home.

The JAY-10 features a large LCD display in its grey-and-white cabinet, a front-mounted flowmeter with a humidifier bottle, and a set of alarms that watch the machine's condition. Because it runs on mains power and uses only air, it can operate for long periods without cylinder refills, and it is among the best-selling 10-litre models in the Bangladeshi market, with listed street prices commonly in the mid-fifty-thousand taka range.

Main Features of the Longfian JAY-10

• Flow range 0.5 – 10 L/min – a wide adjustment span, from low-flow to high-flow therapy.
• Oxygen concentration 93% (±3%) – delivered by pressure swing adsorption (PSA) technology.
• Outlet pressure 0.04 – 0.07 MPa – steady output for humidifier bottle and standard tubing.
• Large LCD display – shows operating information so the caregiver can see what the machine is doing.
• Multiple alarms – power failure, high and low pressure, and low oxygen concentration warnings help keep the patient safe.
• Low-purity warning – the system alerts the user when oxygen purity falls below the safe threshold (about 82%).
• Designed for continuous use – suitable for running 24 hours a day under normal conditions.
• Low noise design – rated at up to 50 dB, similar to a quiet conversation.
• Casters for movement – the cabinet sits on wheels for easy repositioning.
• Optional nebuliser function – available on some versions for medication delivery under medical advice.

Understanding the Technology

The JAY-10 uses pressure swing adsorption. Room air is filtered, compressed, and passed through two zeolite sieve beds. Nitrogen is adsorbed while oxygen passes through to a storage tank. As one bed saturates, the system switches to the other and purges the first, so oxygen comes out continuously. A flowmeter regulates how many litres per minute reach the patient, and a humidifier bottle adds moisture. This is the same proven principle used by hospital and home concentrators worldwide.

Who Should Choose a 10 Litre Concentrator?

• Patients whose doctor has prescribed more than 5 litres per minute.
• Clinics and small hospitals that need dependable oxygen when piped supply is unavailable.
• Nursing homes and home-care agencies with several patients.
• Families who want headroom for changing needs, so the machine need not be replaced if the prescribed flow rises.
• Post-COVID recovery, severe COPD, and chronic lung disease patients under specialist care.
• Emergency preparedness in remote or load-shedding-prone areas, together with a backup cylinder.

Please note that a 10 LPM concentrator is a therapy device and should be used on medical advice. If the patient has severe breathlessness or very low oxygen saturation, call for emergency care or hospital admission without delay. Concentrators should not be connected to ventilators, CPAP, or high-flow nasal oxygen devices unless the manufacturer explicitly approves that use.

Longfian JAY-10 vs 5L Models

A 5-litre machine is lighter, cheaper, and uses less electricity, making it the usual choice for stable home patients. The JAY-10 costs more and is heavier, at roughly 27 kg, but it offers twice the maximum flow, and the extra capacity can matter when prescriptions change. Its power consumption is higher too, in the range of about 850 to 880 watts depending on the version, so make sure your wiring and stabiliser can handle it. If your doctor's flow requirement is under 5 litres, the Longfian 5L is usually enough.

Installation and Daily Use

• Place the machine on a level floor, leaving clear space around the air inlet and cooling vents.
• Fill the humidifier bottle with clean or distilled water to the marked line.
• Attach the oxygen tubing and the nasal cannula supplied with the unit.
• Connect to a stable 220V mains supply and switch on. Allow the system a few minutes to stabilise.
• Set the flowmeter to the prescribed value, reading the ball at its centre.
• Check the LCD and alarms regularly. If an alarm sounds, follow the manual or call our service team.
• Switch off after use if therapy is intermittent, and change the humidifier water every day.

Maintenance Checklist

Wash the foam intake filter weekly in mild soapy water, dry it fully, and refit it. Wipe the cabinet with a damp cloth and keep vents dust-free. Replace the nasal cannula as advised, and clean the humidifier bottle regularly. Do not move the machine while it is running, and always keep it upright. Annual or periodic servicing of the compressor and sieve beds helps maintain purity. Always use a good stabiliser, as voltage swings are a common cause of compressor trouble in Bangladesh.

Safety First

• Keep away from smoking, candles, gas stoves, and open flames.
• Never apply oil or grease to tubing or connectors.
• Do not block the air inlet or place the machine against curtains or walls.
• Never let children play with the knobs.
• Keep a backup oxygen cylinder for power failures if the patient depends on oxygen.

What Is in the Box?

The typical package includes the oxygen concentrator, power cord, humidifier bottle, nasal cannulas, and a user manual. Accessories can differ slightly by shipment, so please confirm the details when you order.

Why Order from Advanced Medical Equipment?

• Specialist in respiratory and home healthcare equipment in Dhaka.
• Medium-market, upfront pricing and a proper invoice.
• Demonstration at delivery and guidance on safe use.
• Spare filters, humidifier bottles, cannulas, and masks available.
• Service support and help with choosing the right capacity.
• Delivery inside Dhaka and to other districts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can two patients use it together? The standard JAY-10 has a single flowmeter. Two-patient use requires a dual-flow model or a flow splitter and should be done only on medical advice. Our Owgels 10L dual-flow concentrator is designed for that purpose.

How much electricity does it use? About 850–880 W depending on the version, so a 10L concentrator costs more to run than a 5L unit.

Is it suitable for continuous use? Yes, it is designed for long daily running, with a maintenance routine.

Do you offer service? We offer guidance and service support. Call 01718-528863.

Order the Longfian JAY-10 10 Litre Oxygen Concentrator from Advanced Medical Equipment for high-flow oxygen therapy you can count on.