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The Chad Bonsai Velocity Pneumatic Oxygen Conserver is a lightweight, quiet demand-flow device designed to extend oxygen cylinder life by delivering a precise pulse of oxygen at the start of each breath. With six pulse flow settings and two preset continuous flow options, it accommodates a wide range of oxygen prescriptions. Its compact design fits easily into virtually any oxygen carry bag, making it well-suited for active and ambulatory users.
Respiratory therapists and home health agencies that equip patients with portable oxygen systems requiring efficient, demand-based delivery will find the Chad Bonsai Velocity a breath-sensing conserver with a wide breath rate range of 14 to 40 breaths per minute and up to a 6:1 oxygen savings ratio. DME providers and medical supply purchasers sourcing pneumatic oxygen conservers for portable cylinder systems will find the OM812 a compact, single-knob option compatible with cylinders in the 200 to 3000 PSI range. Users who travel frequently or spend extended time away from home will benefit from the compact form factor and significant oxygen savings ratio. Oxygen equipment suppliers that stock Chad and Drive Medical accessories will find the Bonsai Velocity a consistently available demand-flow conserver option.
How does a pneumatic oxygen conserver work?
The conserver senses the beginning of each breath and delivers a pulse of oxygen during the first half of the inspiratory cycle, conserving oxygen that would otherwise be wasted during exhalation.
What is the maximum oxygen savings ratio?
The Bonsai Velocity delivers up to a 6:1 savings ratio, meaning it can make one cylinder last up to six times longer compared to continuous flow at equivalent settings.
Is this conserver compatible with standard oxygen cylinders?
Yes. It is compatible with cylinders operating in the 200 to 3000 PSI pressure range, which covers most standard portable and home oxygen cylinders.
Can this be used with a nasal cannula?
Yes. The conserver is designed for use with a standard nasal cannula as part of a portable oxygen delivery system.