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OXYGEN SYSTEMS AEROX HIGH-DURATION AEROX PRO-O2 EMERGENCY AVIATION OXYGEN HANDHELD OXYGEN SYSTEMS CM In the event that the primary oxygen system fails, the SYSTEMS Pro-O2 provides oxygen until the aircraft can reach a Add to your flying comfort by using oxygen lower altitude. And because Pro-O2 is refillable, there is at altitudes as low as 5000 ft. Aerox Oxygen no need to purchase replacement O2 cartridges. Systems include lightweight aluminum cyl- During short flights at altitudes between 12,500ft. MSL inders, regulators, all hardware, flow meter, and 14,000ft. MSL where maneuvering over mountains or turbulent and nasal cannulas (masks available as Aerox 2D Aerox 4M weather is necessary, the Pro-O2 emergency handheld oxygen system WP option). Oxysaver oxygen saving cannulas system system provides oxygen to extend these brief legs. Included with the refillable & Aerox Flow Control Regulators increase Pro-O2 is a regulator with gauge, mask and a refillable cylinder. the duration of oxygen supply about 4 times, and prevent nasal irritation Pro-O2-2 (2 Cu. Ft./1 mask)...............P/N 13-02735 ...................... and dryness. Complete brochure available on request. Pro-O2-4 (2 Cu. Ft./2 masks) .............P/N 13-02736 ...................... ME 500 SERIES REGULATOR – AEROX SILICON MASKS AN AIRCRAFT SPRUCE EXCLUSIVE! Upgrade from a Scott mask with dynamic or carbon mic with • Low profile these lightweight (4 oz.) silicon, quick donning masks. Very • 1, 2, & 4 place comfortable and includes 5 ft. of tubing and mic plug. Specify • Standard Aircraft filler for easy filling small, medium, or large. Effective up to 25,000 ft. • Convenient top mounted ON/OFF valve HA • Equipped with Aerox standard plug sockets Description Part No. Price Description Part No/ Price • Over pressure safety valve Small w/ Mic 13-01020 . Small No Mic 13-04963 . Medium No Mic 13-00414 . • Built in cylinder pressure gauge Medium w/ Mic 13-00413 . Large w/Mic 13-01019 . Large No Mic 13-04964 . AP COMPLETE AEROX SYSTEMS AEROX 4110-712 SERIES OXY- (ADJUSTABLE FLOW) GEN MASK WITH MICROPHONE Part No. Model Description Price The 4110-712 Series continuous flow oxygen mask 13-18895 1A 1 outlet, 6 Cu Ft. Cyl. w/Flow Meter & Cannula . with microphone is intended for crew and passengers 13-18896 1C 1 outlet, 9 Cu. Ft. Cyl. w/Flow Meter & Cannula . in the general aviation industry at a maximum altitude 13-18897 1D 1 outlet, 13 Cu Ft. Cyl. w/Flow Meter & Cannula . of 25,000 feet. Optional equipment includes industry LG 13-18898 2A 2 outlet, 6 Cu. Ft. Cyl. w/Flow Meters & Cannulas . 13-18899 2C 2 outlet, 9 Cu Ft. Cyl. w/Flow Meters & Cannulas . standard fittings for connection to portable and built-in 13-18900 2D 2 outlet, 13 Cu. Ft. Cyl. w/Flow Meters & Cannulas . oxygen systems. 13-18901 2E 2 outlet, 22 Cu Ft. Cyl. w/Flow Meters & Cannulas . 13-18902 2M 2 outlet, 22 Cu. Ft. Cyl. w/Flow Meters & Cannulas . Description Aerox No. Part No. Price 13-18903 4C 4 outlet, 9 Cu Ft. Cyl. w/Flow Meters & Cannulas . Small Without Microphone 4110-711-1 13-06652 . EP 13-18904 4D 4 outlet, 13 Cu. Ft. Cyl. w/Flow Meters & Cannulas . Medium Without Microphone 4110-711-2 13-06653 . 13-18950 4E 4 outlet, 22 Cu Ft. Cyl. w/Flow Meters & Cannulas . Large Without Microphone 4110-711-3 13-06654 . 13-18906 4M 4 outlet, 22 Cu. Ft. Cyl. w/Flow Meters & Cannulas . Small 4110-712-1 13-06655 . 13-18915 6M 6 outlet, 22 Cu Ft. Cyl. w/Flow Meters & Cannulas . 13-18905 6F 6 outlet, 33 Cu. Ft. Cyl. w/Flow Meters & Cannulas . Medium 4110-712-2 13-06656 . Large 4110-712-3 13-06657 . CS AEROX ACCESSORIES P/N Description Price AEROX SMOKE GOGGLES 13-18910 CC Oxysaver Cannula . Aerox has introduced Smoke Goggles with face forming elas- 13-18960 MSK-C Rebreather Mask (Child) . tomer seals to keep smoke out. Aerox Smoke Goggles are 13-18920 CR-A Regular Cannula . the choice of the U.S. Special Forces. The case features 13-18970 Metal Clamp Bracket for 13 or 22Cft cyl . reflective tape to make goggles easy to locate as well as a 13-18930 CR-C Reg. Cannula (Child) . IN 13-18940 MSK-A Rebreather Mask . velcro strip on the back for mounting. P/N 13-06173...................................... Soft Case..................................... P/N 13-06174...................................... AEROX BASIC RETRO FIT KIT AEROX RETROFIT KITS FOR BUILT-IN SYSTEMS OR OTHER RK-SC PORT ABLES BR-M AEROX BRACKET EL Bracket Assembly, SS, with Lock, or Cyl Diameter (2 RK-SK The Aerox® Retrofit Kit consists of 3 parts: needed per system) P/N: 13-04033 ................... PB-2 Old Style 1.) Oxysaver® Cannula—this comfort- able device may be used in place of AEROX FBO-1 FILLING STATION PB-1 New Style your mask up to 18,000 ft. MSL. It has Whether making money or saving it, the Aerox AV a conserving feature which can extend FBO-1 Cascade Filling System makes it easy to MS your oxygen supply by up to four fill all types of aviation systems, from portables FITTING IDENTIFICATION CHART times. 2.) Aerox Flowmeter/indicator— to jets. The FBO-1 comes complete with 2 (Not Sold Separately) this combination device conveniently CGA 540 cylinder connectors, 6’ high-pressure reads both mask and cannula flow (3000 psi) braided stainless filler line, contents rates in MSL altitude. 3.) Aerox Adjustable Flow Restrictor—a thumb gauge, flow restrictor and adapters to fit Puritan- TO screw operated needle restrictor valve allows you to precisely control Bennett, Scott, and CGA 540 filler ports. P/N 13-04534...................... flow. Shown are most of the connectors for general aviation. If you want us to supply the connector, be sure to indicate which is your type. AEROX CGA-540 SINGLE CYLINDER FILLING STATION - Transfills Model Retrofit Kits Part No. Price between cylinders quickly and easily. 6’ braided stainless line, gauge, RK-SC Retrofit Kit plus Scott type fitting SC 13-18992 . restrictor, and CGA 540 filler. P/N 13-04535...................... PS RK-PB-1 Retrofit Kit plus Puritan-Bennett type fitting 13-18994 . OPTIONAL BUILT-IN ADAPTERS RK-PB-2 Retrofit Kit plus Puritan-Bennett type fitting 13-18995 . RK-SK Retrofit Kit plus Sky-Ox fitting (new style)SK 13-18996 . Image Description Part No. Price RKCPC Kit with CPC fitting for Cirrus 13-05152 . Aerox Scott Built-in Adapter Option 13-04536 . RK-SC RK-SC with - Flow Meter Needle Valve Option 13-05582 . (Piper, Beech, Mooney) BV AEROX GLOW IN THE DARK Aerox Puritan-Bennett Built-in 13-04537 . FLOWMETER AND GAUGE Adapter Option (all other makes) AEROX’S PATENTED GLO-TEC FLOWMETER - Precision Portable System Filling adaptors for standard CGA 540 supply cylinders: Adjustable, Direct inline oxygen flow indicator with photolu- minescent technology for extended night-time visbility. Aerox Scott Portable Filling 13-04538 . PN 13-05251 ......................... Adaptor AEROX’S PATENTED GLO-TEC PRESSURE GAUGE - Pressure Gauge, 0-3,000 PSI, Rear Mount, with photoluminescent technology for extend- Aerox Puritan-Bennett Portable 13-04540 . ed night-time visibility. PN 13-05250 ......................... Adapter Option 668 OXIMETERS - FACE MASKS AEROXIMETER CHECK MATE PULSE OXIMETER Developed at the request of one of the major avia- Easy Spot Check Monitoring tion manufacturers, this new product protects you of Your Vitals! from the 2 major biological dangers of flight: Lack SPO Medical’s Check Mate™ offers the features of a CM of oxygen and carbon monoxide poisoning. The conventional pulse oximeter in a compact, user-friendly system uses an electronic light to measure the oxy- configuration. gen saturation in your blood. It easily slides on your Check Mate™ accurately measures blood oxygen saturation levels finger and gives continuous updates on the pilot and and heart pulse rate.Pilots love Check Mate™ because it allows them to copilot’s blood oxygen levels and heart rates. This quickly assess their SpO2 while flying at high altitudes. Hypoxia can be a system also constantly measures the amount of pilot’s worst enemy, and Check Mate™ is a low-cost product which gives WP carbon monoxide in the cockpit and displays 3 levels. Carbon Monoxide pilots peace of mind. Check Mate™ answers the sports and aviation is an ordorless and tasteless gas. Without a proper electronic warning markets’ demand for a lightweight, inexpensive monitor for measuring system, it can very quickly cause drowsinesss and unconsciousness. blood oxygen saturation and heart rate during physically active and high- Size: 1-3/8” thick X 5” w X 2-5/8” h. altitude activities. It offers the user a greater ability to monitor these vital CO/LOW OXYGEN 1-PL.....................P/N 13-02717............................ signs under motion and is less expensive than most available devices. ME CO/LOW OXYGN 2 PL .......................P/N 13-02718.......................... The unit is designed to utilize very low power for extended usage, elimi- FLIGHT STAT PULSE OXIMETER nating the need for frequent battery replacement. Know the symptoms of in-flight hypoxia and evaluate To operate simply place the sensor on your finger and turn it on. your pulse rate and blood oxygen saturation with the P/N 13-03920 ....................................... FlightStat® Pulse Oximeter. FlightStat provides an easy FINGER PULSE OXIMETER HA and accurate way to check for in-flight hypoxia instantly MD300 C201 is intended for noninvasive spot-check - providing crucial data before it’s too late. P/N 13-03248 .................... measurement of function oxygen saturation of arterial hemoglobin(SpO2). It can be used with adult and pediatric THE OWL AVIATION OXIMETER and widely used in family, clinic and hospital. Features; • SpO2%, PR are Can detect blood oxygen concentration through the use displayed on screen.
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