Optimize flight plans and put high-altitude destinations back on your flight agenda with safe, economical and easy-to-use supplemental oxygen systems from Aerox.

Over 40 years ago, the FAA mandated the use of supplemental oxygen by flight crews at altitudes over 12,500 feet MSL. Accumulated scientific research and pilot experience since then provides stark evidence that the effects of reduced oxygen saturation at altitudes as low as 5,000 feet can take a toll on judgment, night vision and alertness for many pilots, especially older or less fit fliers.

Go one step even past that - you know that headache you get after an extended leg at 10,000 feet? It is likely a sign of oxygen deprivation.

Since FAR 91.211 came down the line in September of 1963, oxygen suppliers have been inventing and refining, innovating to bring the safety and peace of mind of portable supplemental oxygen to aircraft owners and renter pilots alike. The outcome of their efforts? Complete single-user systems now start as low as $350 and for less than $800 you can provide over 16 hours of oxygen for 4 people. They arrive complete -- filled up with oxygen and ready to go - saving you a $60-$70 errand to get your first fill-up of oxygen.

Aerox Supplemental Oxygen Systems combine advanced technology with rigorous standards to provide maximum performance for the general aviation pilot.

• Reduced Oxygen Usage:
  The advanced Oxysaver nasal cannula from Aerox extends oxygen
  duration up to eight times over previous mask and cannula designs
  while delivering optimal oxygen flows and improved comfort for
  the user. The needle valve control of flow by each user allows exact
  adjustment for both altitude and type of delivery equipment. A
  calibrated flowmeter in each delivery tube accurately shows proper
  flow by altitude and doubles as a flow indicator - it is the most
  accurate instrument to measure flow. When used with Oxysaver
  cannulas, oxygen duration is extended by a factor of four. (Each
  system comes with 1 Flowmeter, and 1 Oxysaver Cannula/Mask
  per outlet)

• Rugged Construction:
  All-metal construction and push-pull quick connects provide fast,
  positive, one-handed operation. Maintenance is a thing of the past
  -- no tools are required for assembly, regulators are built to last
  without costly repairs and a piston mechanism in the regulator
  (instead of diaphragm) maintains accuracy without recalibration.
  The system is covered by a limited lifetime warranty from the
  manufacturer.

• Flexibility:
  Select the configuration that suits your usage needs and space
  availability. One, two and four-place configurations can be moved
  from plane to plane with ease. While a compact design saves space
  and weight, tanks ranging up to 33 cubic feet of oxygen easily strap
  to the back of your seat, putting a reserve of over 66 man hours of
  oxygen at your disposal.

Use your Aerox system with the Oxysaver cannulas or standard cannulas up to 18,000 feet MSL or with masks above 18,000 feet MSL. Changing from the Oxysaver cannula to a mask is as simple as removing tubing from outflow end of flowmeter and attaching the hose from the mask. Since the masks are appreciably less efficient than the Oxysaver cannulas you'll need to remember to increase oxygen flow accordingly.

Your system is delivered with everything you need to go flying today - a lightweight, filled aluminum cylinder, a regulator with quick connects and needle valve control, Oxysaver cannulas and flow meters.

Ordering Note: Aerox systems can ship via ground service only to addresses in the 'lower 48' and are subject to a $25 Hazmat shipping fee. If you have to return a system, you'll need to empty it of oxygen before shipping it back and it will be subject to a $60 restocking fee.