INOGEN ONE G5 Portable Oxygen Concentrator

Oxygen. Anytime. Anywhere

Once again, Inogen innovation sets a new standard in oxygen delivery.

The Inogen One G5 offers the most oxygen per pound for a portable oxygen concentrator on the market today. With flow settings from 1-6, the Inogen One G5 is designed to dramatically increase independence for most users 24/7. The Inogen One G5’s user interface has been designed with an easy-to-read LCD display and simple control functions. It can be charged at home or on the go – giving you the freedom of Oxygen. Anytime. Anywhere. The Inogen One G5 is your one solution, your single solution, for oxygen at home or away

Features:

• Compact and Lightweight
• Flow Settings 1-6
• Intelligent Pulse Oxygen Delivery
• Designed for 24 Hour Use
• Easy-to-read LCD display
• Hassle-Free Sieve Beds
• Inogen Connect App
• Inogen One G5 Extended Life Lithium-Ion Battery Up to 13 hours run time
• Inogen One G5 Carry Bag
• Inogen One G5 DC Power Cable
• Inogen One AC Power Supply

 

Specifications:

Weight	2.5 kg approx (includes double battery)
Size	Length: 7.19″ Width: 3.26″ Height: 8.18″ (includes double battery)
Oxygen Flow	Pulse dose delivery system Six flow settings 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Power	AC Power Supply 100-240V, 50-60Hz (auto sensing to allow worldwide use) DC Power Cable: for mobile use in car
Battery	Duration (double battery): Up to 13 hours Recharge up to 6 hours with AC or DC power
Noise Level	38 dBA*
Warranty	2 Year
Operation	Simple control functions and easy-to-read LCD display, Inogen Connect App
Use	Designed for 24/7 use and conforms to all applicable FAA requirements for POC use on board an aircraft

 

Use cases for medical use of the portable oxygen cylinder:

• Patients are able to use oxygen therapy all day long and decrease mortality by 1.94 times less than just overnight usage.
• A Canadian study from 1999 found that having an OC installation that is in compliance with appropriate regulations can provide a secure and reliable, economical oxygen source for the primary hospital.
• Aids in improving exercise tolerance by allowing users to exercise for longer.
• Aids in enhancing stamina during day-to-today activities.
• A POC is more secure over carrying around an oxygen tank because it creates cleaner gas at the point of need.
• POC units are typically lighter and smaller than tanks and offer a longer flow of oxygen.

 

FAQ’s

1. What is the difference between a stationary concentrator and portable oxygen?

Ans: A stationary concentrator is big in size and has to have a constant electricity source for it to operate. Whereas, a portable oxygen concentrator will deliver oxygen with the help of battery backup option making the user easy to travel anywhere without worrying of supplemental oxygen.

2. How long can a portable oxygen concentrator run?

Ans: There are few manufacturers who offer 13 hours battery backup on pulse dose on 1 LPM and there are others with only 4 hours battery backup.

3. What is a portable ventilator?

Ans: A portable ventilator provides mechanical ventilation to patients with battery backup. 

4. Can I buy a portable ventilator?

Ans: Yes, you can buy a portable ventilator but only with the prescription from the doctor.