AirSep NewLife Intensity 10L Oxygen Concentrator
AirSep NewLife Intensity 10 LPM High-Flow Oxygen Concentrator with O2 Monitor
AirSep NewLife Intensity 10
2.0 to 10.0 LPM | 20 PSIG Pressure
AS099-101 (Single) / AS099-4 (Dual)
Executive Product Overview
The AirSep NewLife Intensity 10 is a clinical-grade, high-flow and high-pressure stationary oxygen concentrator purpose-built for hospitals, long-term care facilities, and specialty respiratory care networks. Delivering continuous-flow medical oxygen from 2.0 to 10.0 liters per minute (LPM), the NewLife Intensity 10 operates at an elevated outlet pressure of 20 PSIG—approximately three times the pressure of standard home concentrators.
Engineered to drive clinical accessories directly without requiring separate air compressors, the 20 PSIG output powers large-volume jet nebulizers, medication nebulizers, venti-masks, and tracheostomy setups, while maintaining delivery through supply tubing runs up to 200 feet. Outfitted with an integrated solid-state oxygen monitor for continuous purity tracking and low-concentration alerts, the system is built around an oversized compressor and sieve bed assembly. Available in both single-flow and dual-flow configurations, the NewLife Intensity 10 optimizes equipment utilization across high-acuity patient rooms.
Flow Configuration Portfolio
The concentrator core, internal sieve bed matrix, and 20 PSIG outlet pressure are identical across models—the primary distinction is flowmeter count, determining single or multi-patient delivery capability:
| Configuration | MPN / SKU | Flowmeter Count | Clinical Capacity & Delivery Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single Flow | AS099-101 | One Flowmeter | Up to 10.0 LPM continuous flow for a single high-acuity patient. |
| Dual Flow | AS099-4 | Two Independent Flowmeters | Serves two patients concurrently (combined max 10 LPM); full 20 PSIG pressure to each output. |
Key Technical & Operational Features
- 2.0 to 10.0 LPM Continuous Flow: High-volume continuous delivery supports severe COPD, tracheostomy care, and high-flow clinical protocols.
- 20 PSIG High Outlet Pressure: Pneumatic force drives jet nebulizers, venti-masks, and specialty respiratory accessories without pressure drop.
- Dual-Patient Flow Option (AS099-4): Two independent flowmeters allow one concentrator to supply two beds concurrently, maintaining 20 PSIG to both outlets.
- Integrated Oxygen Monitor & Alarms: Solid-state sensor continuously tracks oxygen concentration, backed by alarms for power failure, pressure faults, and high temperature.
- Extended 200-Foot Tubing Capacity: High pressure pushes medical-grade oxygen through long tubing runs without sacrificing delivered flow rates.
- Oversized Heavy-Duty Compressor: Industrial-grade compressor and sieve bed assembly engineered for continuous 24/7/365 high-flow operation.
- Extended Operating Altitude (Up to 10,000 ft): Maintains reliable continuous output at high geographic elevations.
Facility Procurement & Risk Mitigation Insight
Utilization & ROI: The dual-flow configuration (AS099-4) allows one unit to serve two patients concurrently, which can reduce total device count, floor space, and power-outlet demand in shared or semi-private rooms compared to deploying two single-flow units.
Risk Reduction: The standard built-in oxygen monitor with low-concentration alarm provides continuous purity verification without relying on periodic manual spot-checks, supporting quality and risk management documentation for high-acuity patients on accessory-driven therapies.
SKU & Coding Clarity: Because single- and dual-flow units carry different HCPCS descriptors (E1390 vs. E1391), standardizing purchase orders by configuration—rather than mixing both on one PO—simplifies downstream billing reconciliation for your revenue cycle team.
Complete Technical Specifications
| Brand / Manufacturer | AirSep / CAIRE Medical |
|---|---|
| Model Designation | NewLife Intensity 10 (AS099-101 Single / AS099-4 Dual) |
| Product Classification | High-Flow & High-Pressure Stationary Oxygen Concentrator |
| FDA Regulatory Status | Class II Medical Device (21 CFR Part 807) | Prescription (Rx) Required |
| HCPCS Billing Code | E1390 (Single Flow AS099-101) / E1391 (Dual Flow AS099-4) |
| Flow Range & Outlet Pressure | 2.0 to 10.0 LPM Continuous Flow | 20 PSIG (138 kPa) Pressure Output |
| Oxygen Purity & Sound Level | Up to ~95.5% (90% ± 3% at 10 LPM Max) | Sound: ~55 dBA |
| Physical Dimensions & Weight | 27.5″ H x 16.5″ W x 14.5″ D | Net Weight: ~58.0 lbs (26.3 kg) |
| Power Draw & Altitude | 120 VAC / 60 Hz (~590 Watts Average) | Max Operating Altitude: 10,000 ft |
| Warranty Coverage | 3-Year Limited Manufacturer Concentrator Warranty |
Procurement & Compliance FAQs
Q: What prescription documentation is required prior to order dispatch?
A: Per FDA Class II medical device regulations, a valid prescription from a licensed healthcare practitioner specifying oxygen flow settings must be verified prior to order shipment release.
Q: How does the dual-flow configuration affect HCPCS billing versus the single-flow unit?
A: HCPCS E1391 (dual delivery port) applies when two beneficiaries share one concentrator; per CMS guidance, only one beneficiary's claim should reflect the code for that shared unit. HCPCS E1390 (single delivery port) applies to the standard single-flow configuration (AS099-101).
Q: What clinical accessories can this unit power directly?
A: The 20 PSIG outlet pressure—roughly three times a standard concentrator—is sufficient to drive large-volume jet nebulizers, medication nebulizers, venti-masks, and tracheostomy setups without requiring a separate auxiliary air compressor.
B2B Procurement Disclaimer: Technical specifications, flow ratings, and regulatory billing details (E1390/E1391) are compiled directly from AirSep manufacturer standards. Purchasing entities are responsible for confirming valid prescription documentation and clinical billing compliance prior to patient deployment.
⚠ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.