Prices and specifications are from each retailer’s product page, read 14 October 2026. Specifications are as the retailer lists them; we have not tested these machines.
Prices and specifications
| Model | Price | Flow | Oxygen concentration | Noise | Weight | Rated input |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yuwell 8F-5A | S$699 (Bion) | 0.5 to 5 L/min | 95.5% to 87% | 54 dB(A) or less at 5 L/min | 16.5 kg | 350 VA |
| Yuwell 7F-5 | S$1,635 (Fu Kang Healthcare) | up to 5 L/min | 90% or more | 60 dB(A) or less | 28 kg | not listed |
| Yuwell 9F-5AW (with nebuliser) | S$2,234.50 (Fu Kang Healthcare) | 5 L/min | ||||
| Yuwell 7F-10 | S$2,398 (Fu Kang Healthcare) | 1 to 10 L/min | 95.5% to 87% | 60 dB(A) or less | 37.5 kg | 850 VA |
Other suppliers sell on enquiry only. E-xclusif lists the Scaleo S5 stationary concentrator and the Inogen Rove 6 portable for sale or rental, with prices on request. Medworx lists an Olive 5L concentrator without a price.
5 or 10 L/min? Your prescription decides. A 10 L/min machine is for patients prescribed higher flows. In the table above, the 5 L/min models are lighter, and the 8F-5A’s rated input is less than half the 7F-10’s.
Running costs at Singapore’s tariff
SP Group’s regulated household tariff for 1 October to 31 December 2026 is 31.16 cents/kWh including GST (28.59 cents before GST).
A rating in volt-amperes (VA) is the maximum the machine draws, and the real power used is usually lower, so these are ceilings:
| Rated input | 24 hours a day | 30 days, 24 h | 30 days, 8 h a night |
|---|---|---|---|
| 350 VA (Yuwell 8F-5A) | up to S$2.62 | up to S$78.52 | up to S$26.17 |
| 850 VA (Yuwell 7F-10) | up to S$6.36 | up to S$190.70 | up to S$63.57 |
SP Group sets the tariff quarterly, so recalculate when the next quarter’s rate is published.
Power and plugs
Singapore runs on 230 V, 50 Hz with Type G three-pin sockets, the same as the UK (Electrical Safety First). Fu Kang Healthcare lists the Yuwell 7F-5’s supply as 220 V ±22 V, 50 Hz ±1 Hz, and says it has a power-cut warning function. Check the plate on any machine bought overseas before plugging it in.
Paying less
- Seniors 60+: AIC’s Seniors’ Mobility and Enabling Fund pays up to 90%, capped per device. You must be approved before buying. See oxygen concentrator subsidies.
- Serious illness, under a year’s prognosis: AIC’s Equipment Rental Scheme pays up to 80% of weekly rental.
- Under 60 with a disability: SG Enable’s Assistive Technology Fund.
Safety and paperwork
- Bion states an oxygen concentrator is a medical device that needs a doctor’s prescription.
- Medical devices supplied in Singapore are regulated by the Health Sciences Authority. Bringing one in from abroad needs HSA approval; see HSA medical device rules.
- For a machine you can carry and fly with, see portable oxygen concentrators in Singapore.