Short answer: The High Volume Oxygen ProPlus system’s Seeing Eye Portal graphs tank purity, pressure and usage over time, so a veterinary clinic can spot an oxygen leak when the graph changes, before it becomes an expensive or dangerous problem.
Key takeaways
- A veterinary oxygen generator that runs constantly is often a sign of a leak, such as a cage left on or a broken oxygen cage seal.
- The Seeing Eye Portal turns that pattern into a graph that any clinic team member can read at a glance.
- Catching a problem early protects your oxygen supply, your equipment and your patients.
- In the example below, Happy Pet Clinic saw a constant-run pattern on its graph and knew where to look.
Why Oxygen Monitoring Matters in a Veterinary Clinic
Oxygen is one of the most important supplies in a veterinary clinic, and an on-site oxygen generator lets a clinic stop ordering oxygen and paying the delivery and hazmat fees that come with it. The trade-off is that the system is now something your team has to trust.
Most clinics only learn about a problem when something goes wrong: an alarm, a low-pressure reading or a patient who needs oxygen right now. Monitoring changes that. When you can see how your system behaves day to day, a change in behavior stands out long before it becomes an emergency.
That is the idea behind the Seeing Eye capabilities of the High Volume Oxygen ProPlus system.
What the Seeing Eye Portal Shows
The Seeing Eye Portal is the online dashboard for your High Volume Oxygen ProPlus system. It shows the metrics that tell you how your system is running, including:
- Tank purity: whether the oxygen your system produces is staying where it should.
- Tank pressure: how much oxygen is stored and ready to use.
- Usage over time: graphs that show how often and how long your system runs.
Because the portal displays these metrics as graphs, your team does not need to interpret raw numbers. A normal day has a recognizable shape. A day with a problem looks different.
Case Study: How Happy Pet Clinic Spotted a Leak on the Graph
Happy Pet Clinic (name changed to protect the clinic’s privacy) uses a High Volume Oxygen ProPlus system. Recently, the clinic’s Seeing Eye graph showed a usage pattern that made the system run constantly.
Our team saw the pattern and suspected a leak somewhere in the clinic’s oxygen delivery. The two most likely causes:
- Someone forgot to shut off an oxygen cage.
- An oxygen cage seal was broken.
The comparison is the point. With the two graphs side by side, you don’t need to be a technician to see that something changed.
The result: The clinic checked its equipment and found that an oxygen cage needed maintenance. Because the graph flagged the problem, the clinic could fix a small equipment issue before it turned into a bigger one.
What to Check When Your Oxygen System Runs Constantly
If your Seeing Eye graph shows your system running nonstop, start with the simplest explanations:
- Check every oxygen cage. Make sure each one is shut off when it is not in use.
- Inspect cage seals. Look for cracks, gaps or wear that could let oxygen escape.
- Walk the oxygen line. Look for anything that was recently moved, bumped or left open.
- Watch the graph afterward. Once you fix the problem, the graph should return to its normal pattern.
If the pattern does not return to normal, contact High Volume Oxygen support so our team can help you look further.
Benefits of an HVO ProPlus System with Seeing Eye Monitoring
- Find problems early. Graphs help you diagnose an issue before it becomes a bigger one.
- Know how your system is running. Purity, pressure and usage are all in one place.
- Make fewer guesses. A change on the graph tells you when to start checking cages and seals.
- Make oxygen supply less stressful. Generating your own oxygen on site means no ordering oxygen and no delivery or hazmat fees.
- Give your whole team a shared view. Anyone can read a graph, so the person who notices a change does not have to be the person who maintains the system.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my veterinary oxygen generator has a leak?
A common sign is a generator that runs constantly. On a High Volume Oxygen ProPlus system, the Seeing Eye Portal graph makes this easy to see, because a leak changes the usage pattern.
What causes a veterinary oxygen system to run constantly?
A leak is a common cause. Two typical ones are an oxygen cage that was left on and a broken oxygen cage seal.
What is the Seeing Eye Portal?
The Seeing Eye Portal is the online dashboard for High Volume Oxygen systems. It shows graphs of system metrics, including tank purity and pressure, so users can see how their system is running.
Can monitoring help prevent oxygen problems?
Yes. Graphs help clinics spot unusual behavior early, which makes it easier to diagnose an issue before it grows.
Who is the High Volume Oxygen ProPlus system for?
It is designed for veterinary clinics that want to generate their own oxygen on site and keep an eye on how the system performs.
See Your Oxygen System Clearly
A leak you can see on a graph is a leak you can fix. If you want to learn how the High Volume Oxygen ProPlus system and the Seeing Eye Portal can help your clinic, contact the High Volume Oxygen team to get started.
