MODS Overview New to Penn Care’s Disaster Response Division, the Mass Oxygen Distribution System or MODS is revolutionizing the way organizations and communities prepare for disaster. A MODS can provide over 64,000 gaseous liters of oxygen (stored as only 75-liters of LOX) to multiple patients. In fact, the oxygen capacity of just one MODS-75 system is equivalent to 12 large high-pressure H cylinders. Furthermore, LOX costs less than gaseous oxygen and uses ALL of the oxygen volume, whereas gaseous oxygen cylinders only utilize 80% of their volume. In short, a MODS is the most cost-effective and space-conscious way to deliver oxygen to multiple patients in the event of a crisis.  View our video to the left for a more comprehensive overview.

Without a MODS	With a MODS
It takes 12 large high-pressure H cylinders of gaseous oxygen to equal the amount of oxygen generated in a MODS-75.	The MODS can provide over 64,000 gaseous liters of oxygen (stored as only 75-liters of LOX).