How to choose a 10L oxygen concentrator for export

1) Voltage and frequency

• Confirm destination mains: commonly 220–240 V / 50 Hz (many GCC markets) or 110–120 V / 60 Hz.
• Ask the supplier to state rated voltage/frequency on the nameplate and in the packing list.
• For mixed markets, request dual-voltage only if the model truly supports it—do not assume a switch exists.

2) Plug and cable

• Saudi Arabia and UAE commonly use Type G plugs; confirm before production or relabel kits.
• Order region-matched power cords or adapters as a line item so warehouse stock is ready to ship.
• Keep spare cord SKUs separate from the concentrator SKU for clearer inventory.

3) Purity at max flow (not only “10L”)

• Request the stated oxygen concentration at the maximum continuous flow (e.g., at 10 L/min), plus test method or factory QC sheet format.
• Compare units using the same flow point; a strong reading at low flow can drop at max flow.
• Ask for sample QC records and how incoming inspection should verify purity on arrival.

4) Documents and labeling for import

• Align on commercial invoice, packing list, and any device registration or conformity documents your market requires.
• Confirm language on labels/IFU and whether OEM logo / private-label artwork is allowed.
• Clarify warranty terms, spare filters, and after-sales contact before first PO.

Request specs & quote from Senji

Send destination country, target flow (e.g. 10 L), voltage/plug, purity requirement at max flow, quantity, and OEM needs. Senji Medical sources qualified supply with complete documents for export buyers.

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