Muke Intelligent Technology (Shandong) Co., Ltd. produces oxygen jet columns — floor‑standing terminals that deliver a directed flow of oxygen‑enriched air to a specific area. Each column connects to a remote oxygen concentrator or a custom large‑scale oxygen generation system via concealed piping. The main oxygen source sits in a separate equipment room, isolating noise and heat while the column operates quietly at the point of use.
The column draws high‑purity oxygen (typically 93 % ± 3 %) from the connected generator. A flexible gooseneck nozzle allows the user to aim the airflow directly toward a seating position, treatment bed, or workstation. Because the oxygen is delivered directionally rather than released into the room, the local concentration around the breathing zone rises more quickly and with less gas loss compared to whole‑room diffusion.
The control interface adjusts the flow rate and, on some models, the jet angle. A built‑in LED status indicator shows whether the oxygen supply is active. The column itself has a small footprint — roughly the size of a floor lamp — and can be placed beside a desk, treatment chair, or sofa.
Oxygen jet columns are often found in the same facilities as mild hyperbaric oxygen chambers and sauna rooms, particularly in wellness centres and medical aesthetics clinics. They are also used in high‑altitude hotels and VIP offices where a localized oxygen boost supports guest comfort and alertness.
Does the column make noise?
The column itself is silent. The oxygen generator, which is installed in a separate room or utility closet, produces the only operating sound. In the treatment or seating area, noise is typically below 25 dB.
Can the jet column be added to an existing oxygen system?
Yes, provided the existing generator has sufficient output capacity and compatible piping. A single generator can support multiple columns, each independently adjustable for flow rate.