Attachment- Low Flow Oxygen Regulator Examples.pdf
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- 6835--VISN 19 Medical Gases and Cylinders Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ)
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- 36C25925R0019
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This is an attachment showing example images and descriptions of low-flow and high-flow oxygen regulators. The document contains multiple figures demonstrating the visual differences between regulator types, noting that they can be difficult to distinguish by appearance alone. Low-flow regulators are defined as those operating at 0-4 L/min or 0-8 L/min, while high-flow regulators operate at 0-15 L/min or 0-25 L/min.
The attachment includes images of both types in use, with specific labeling callouts to help identify the flow ranges. The document is part of a larger VISN 19 Medical Gases and Cylinders IDIQ solicitation (#36C25925R0019) for the Department of Veterans Affairs. The final section shows pictures of oxygen tanks with built-in regulators, though the document explicitly states that NCPS does not endorse any particular brand.
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ATTACHMENT 1: Pictures of low-flow and high-flow oxygen regulators
Below are pictures representative of different low-flow and high-flow oxygen regulators. It can be difficult to distinguish the difference by visualization alone. The end-user will need to read the label on the oxygen regulator to determine if the regulator is defined as low-flow (0-4 L/min or 0-8 L/min) or high-flow (0-15 L/min or 0-25 L/min).
Figure 1A: Low-flow oxygen regulator in use by reporting facility
Figure 1B: Low-flow oxygen regulator
0-4 L/MIN or 0-8 L/MIN indicates a low-flow oxygen regulator
ATTACHMENT 1 (continued)
Figure 1C: High-flow oxygen regulator
0-15 L/MIN or 0-25 L/MIN indicates a high-flow oxygen regulator
ATTACHMENT 2: Pictures of oxygen tanks with built-in oxygen regulators*
*NCPS does not endorse a particular brand
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