Bio-Med Devices High-Low Flow Blender, 70 and 15 LPM, 2004F7015

SKU: BMD-2004F7015

The Bio-Med Devices 2004F7015 is a High-Low Flow air/oxygen blender with a green 0 to 70 lpm flowmeter on the left and a 0 to 15 lpm flowmeter on the right.12 Bio-Med Devices designed it for high flow nasal cannula, and all patient sizes can be serviced with this model.3

Product Highlights:

  • 70 and 15 lpm: Flowmeters on the left and right, green O2 labels4
  • High flow nasal cannula: Designed and ideal for it3
  • Bleed switch: The 0 to 15 lpm flowmeter has an integrated bleed switch3
  • Bottom port: 0 to 120 lpm4

Specifications:

Manufacturer Bio-Med Devices, Inc.2
Part number 2004F70151
Series High-Low Flow2
Flow range 0 to 120 lpm1
Left port 0 to 70 lpm flowmeter, green O2 label4
Bottom port 0 to 120 lpm4
Right port 0 to 15 lpm flowmeter, green O2 label4
Bleed 12 lpm for flows under 15 lpm4
FiO2 accuracy with bleed 2 to 108 lpm1
FiO2 accuracy without bleed 15 to 120 lpm1

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Product Guides and Documents:

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is the 2004F7015 for?

High flow nasal cannula. All patient sizes can be serviced with this model.3

What flowmeters does the 2004F7015 have?

0 to 70 lpm on the left and 0 to 15 lpm on the right.4

What is an oxygen blender used for?

Oxygen administration, bubble CPAP therapy and HFNC therapy.4

What is bleed flow on an air/oxygen blender?

A blender needs a minimum flow of gas passing through it to stay accurate. The bleed supplies that flow by releasing gas to atmosphere.5

How is the blender bleed turned on and off?

The right side of the blender controls it. A DISS fitting turns the bleed on when something is connected. A knob or flowmeter must be pushed in to turn; a flowmeter turns the bleed on when rotated to vertical.5

What is the normal range for an oxygen flow meter?

On the 2004F7015 the flowmeters read 0 to 70 lpm and 0 to 15 lpm.4

Is the 2004F7015 MRI safe?

No. The FDA device record lists 2004F7015 as MR Unsafe.7 Bio-Med Devices lists separate MRI blenders, including 2004M.2

How often does an air/oxygen blender need maintenance?

A performance test before each use, calibration certification every year between PMs, and a major overhaul, cleaning and calibration every 2 years.89

Manufacturer Sources
  1. Bio-Med Devices. 2004F7015 Blender Spec Sheet, DDOC077 Rev120925 (accessed 2026-11-04). biomeddevices.com.
  2. Bio-Med Devices. Product Listing with Part Numbers, REV060326 (accessed 2026-11-04). biomeddevices.com.
  3. Bio-Med Devices. 2004F7015 blender page (accessed 2026-11-04). biomeddevices.com.
  4. Bio-Med Devices. Blender Gallery Product Sheet, DDOC063 Rev031925 (accessed 2026-11-04). biomeddevices.com.
  5. Bio-Med Devices. The Mystery of Blender Bleeds Unraveled (accessed 2026-11-04). biomeddevices.com.
  6. Bio-Med Devices. Air/Oxygen and Neo2 Blenders page (accessed 2026-11-04). biomeddevices.com.
  7. FDA AccessGUDID. Device record 2004F7015, DI 00813841020409 (accessed 2026-11-04). accessgudid.nlm.nih.gov.
  8. Bio-Med Devices. Air/Oxygen Blender Service Manual, Catalog #2121, Rev 032709, archived copy of the manufacturer document (accessed 2026-11-04). frankshospitalworkshop.com.
  9. Bio-Med Devices. Repair Kits, Preventive Maintenance and Calibration Schedules (accessed 2026-11-04). biomeddevices.com.

Specifications are from Bio-Med Devices documents. Use only as directed in Bio-Med Devices labeling.2

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