Product Overview
The OG-100 is a cost effective method of providing oxygen at pressures of 45 PSI and higher. Using the OG-100 oxygen concentrator with a high pressure ozone generator oxygen and ozone can be delivered to the point of use with no re-compression of the oxygen gas. Review the manual here.
Industrial design uses steel zeolite towers and rebuildable solenoid valves for a easy to maintain system that will never wear out or become obsolete.
The OG-100 will require an air tank and an oxygen tank for proper operation.
What makes the OG-100 different?
It would require 5 OG-20 oxygen concentrators to produce oxygen at the same rate of the OG-100. At this point, it is necessary to step up to an industrial oxygen concentrator.
Features
- Produces 100 SCFH oxygen at up to 45 PSI
- Industrial heavy-duty design and quality oxygen concentrator
- Energy efficient oxygen concentrators require less compressed air for operation
- High oxygen outlet pressure 45 PSI standard, up to 65 PSI outlet pressure available
- Completely rebuild-able and easy to maintain design will offer many years of operation
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Dependable
OG-100 Oxygen Concentrator is built to provide thousands of hours of continuous, reliable service. The Zeolite sieve is factory sealed in solid steel tanks and rarely needs replacement. With very few moving parts, our generators are built to provide thousands of hours of continuous, reliable service Routine maintenance is as simple as changing an air filter.
Durable
OG-100 is built with precision-welded tank assemblies (ASME coded) and oxygen-clean brass tubing and valves which allow them to operate in extreme conditions.
Made in the USA
Every PLC-controlled generator is assembled and tested in our North Tonawanda, NY production facility.
Warranty Information
California Regulatory Warning
Health hazard warning: emits ozone.
This product is not CARB Certified (Ozone Emissions for Air Cleaners).
Product Disclaimer: Does not meet California air cleaner regulation requirements; cannot be shipped to California.