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Drive DeVilbiss Check and Go Oxygen Analyzer

Original price $595.00
Original price $595.00 - Original price $595.00
Original price $595.00
Current price $349.99
$349.99 - $349.99
Current price $349.99
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The Drive DeVilbiss Check and Go® Oxygen Analyzer (Model 18580) is a highly reliable, pocket-sized diagnostic tool designed for quick and accurate verification of oxygen purity levels. Engineered primarily for medical technicians, respiratory therapists, and durable medical equipment (DME) providers, this device provides instant spot-checks of the oxygen concentration output from residential or portable oxygen concentrators and clinical gas systems.

Weighing an ultra-lightweight 3 ounces (85 grams), the Check and Go® utilizes a medical-grade Galvanic Max-250 internal oxygen sensor. This sensor delivers an impressive 15-second response time with 1% full-scale accuracy, requiring absolutely zero warm-up time. The unit is completely maintenance-free and features a single-button calibration system. To maximize operational longevity, the analyzer is driven by an internal, factory-sealed lithium battery that provides up to 1,850 hours of active testing time, backed by an automated 80-second power-down mode when it's not in use.

 

 

Design & Functional Features

  • Galvanic Max-250 Sensor Integration: Features a highly stable internal sensor matrix designed for exceptional linear accuracy across a broad 0.0% to 99.9% oxygen purity range.

     

     

  • Maintenance-Free Operating State: Built as a completely sealed, specialized diagnostic instrument that eliminates the need for sensor replacements or internal cell cleaning.

     

     

  • High-Efficiency Microprocessor Sleep Mode: Automatically powers down the 3-digit LCD window after 80 seconds of non-use, stretching the factory-sealed power cell's lifespan up to 24 months under normal usage conditions.

     

     

  • One-Touch Ambient Air Calibration: Allows you to calibrate the device instantly to room air (21.0% ) with a single button press before testing machinery.

     

Product Specifications & Identification

Parameter Specification Details
Brand / Master Vendor Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare
Model Number / SKU / MPN 18580 
UPC / GTIN / Barcode 822383135458  
UNSPSC Material Code 42271718
Measurement Range 0.0% to 99.9% Oxygen Concentration
Purity Resolution Window Increments of 0.1% Oxygen
System Precision Accuracy 1% of full scale under constant temperature, RH, and pressure
Response Run Timeline Less than 15 seconds to register 90% of final purity value
Hardware Operating Pressure Atmospheric up to 3.0 PSIG
Total Net Hardware Weight 3.0 oz (85 grams)
Power Cell Specification Internal, non-replaceable Lithium Battery
Manufacturer Warranty Limited 2-Year Factory Protection Plan
Compliance & Tax Tier FDA Registered Diagnostic / FSA & HSA Eligible

Important Product Characteristics

  • Clinical Spot-Check Optimization: This analyzer is engineered explicitly for rapid spot-checking and equipment validation. Because it is a completely sealed device with an internal, non-replaceable battery and sensor, the entire device is considered disposable once the sensor or battery drops below cell thresholds after extended field use.

     

     

  • Environmental Operating Guidelines: For optimal accuracy, calibration and sampling must be performed within standard temperature parameters between 60°F and 104°F (15°C to 40°C). Dramatic shifts in relative humidity or barometric pressure can alter real-time sensor readings.

     

     

  • Application Notice: Do not expose the internal chamber to fluid backflow or high-pressure lines exceeding 3 PSIG. The 18580 is intended only for validating medical gas delivery devices and is not an in-line, continuous-monitoring life support alarm.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can I change out the internal battery or the oxygen sensor cell when they die?

No. The Check and Go® 18580 is engineered as a factory-sealed, maintenance-free device. The internal galvanic sensor and the lithium battery are built directly into the housing circuitry to preserve its ultra-lightweight 3 oz frame and keep it tightly sealed against dust. Once the cell spends its operational hours (roughly 24 months of standard field spot-checking), you simply recycle the unit and unwrap a fresh one.

 

 

How do I know when the device needs to be calibrated?

It's a good rule of thumb to calibrate the unit at the beginning of each day you plan to test equipment. Simply expose the device's inlet port to standard room air, wait for the reading to stabilize, and hold down the calibration button until the screen locks firmly onto 21.0%. If the screen ever displays erratic values or shows a low-battery indicator, it's time to replace the unit.

Why is the analyzer reading lower when checking a 10L concentrator running at full speed?

This is typically a testing setup issue rather than a hardware malfunction. Oxygen analyzers are incredibly sensitive to flow velocity and backpressure. If you blast high-flow oxygen (such as 8 or 10 LPM) directly into the analyzer's sensor port without an exhaust adapter, it builds up pressure inside the cell chamber, causing artifically low or unstable purity readings. Always use a short bleed-off tube adapter to let excess pressure vent safely into the room while testing high-flow machines.

 

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