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RX1-11-20336

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RX1-11-20336

Aithre Turbo Portable Oxygen Maker

2663.30 EUR/EA

Excluding VAT

Availability

Up to 1 EA ready to ship on Monday 2026-11-16Order before 17:00 CET on Friday 2026-11-13
1 EA available on request, inbound freight fee of 60 EUR appliesSpecial order from vendor stock.

Part numbers

Roctexo
RX1-11-20336
Manufacturer
ATO2G02PP
Vendor
11-20336

Product details

The Aithre Turbo Portable Oxygen Maker is a portable oxygen generator designed by Aithre for light-aircraft and general-aviation use. It generates oxygen in real time using pressure swing adsorption (PSA) technology, avoiding the need for a conventional refillable oxygen cylinder as the primary oxygen source.

The portable unit features manual, locking flow control, integrated cannula connections and attachment points for securing the unit with a seatbelt or strap. Aithre states a typical oxygen concentration of more than 93% at a flow rate of 1.1–1.4 L/min, with an electrical demand of approximately 80 W (about 6 A at 14 V). Manufacturer-stated housing dimensions are 22.5 × 14.5 × 15 cm; stated unit weight is approximately 3.1 kg.

  • Manufacturer part number: ATO2G02PP
  • Portable Aithre Turbo oxygen maker
  • Pressure swing adsorption oxygen-generation technology
  • Manual locking flow-control knob
  • Push-button activation and integrated monitoring functions
  • Listed contents include two silicone cannulas, a neoprene cannula pouch, and an Aithre DC power plug with placard

Please confirm the required aircraft electrical configuration and review the applicable Aithre operating instructions before installation or use. EASA approval or certification status is not stated in the available manufacturer product information; suitability for a particular aircraft and operation should be verified with the relevant approved maintenance and operational data.