A portable concentrator machine is a small device that can give mobility outside the home and is designed to work on pulse dose delivery. It has the ability to use mains, battery and DC power supply.

Portable concentrator machines are not suitable for everyone, a specific ambulatory assessment should be completed by your Healthcare Professional before one is ordered.

Your flow setting on a portable concentrator machine may vary from what you require using a standard concentrator machine or oxygen cylinder. It is important that you use the flow rate requested by your Healthcare Professional, and only change this if you are instructed to by them and shown how to by your Healthcare Technician.

Inogen One and Inogen One G2 portable concentrator machines

 

Technical Data – Inogen One and Inogen One G2 portable concentrator machines
	Inogen One	Inogen One G2
Flow settings (pulse dose)	1-5	1-6
Weight	4.4kg (9.7lb)	3.3kg (7.25lb)
Height	31.5cm (12.4ins)	24.1cm (9.5ins)
Width	15.2cm (6ins)	9.9cm (3.9ins)
Depth	29.5cm (11.6ins)	27.2cm (10.7ins)

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1. External power receptacle
2. Control panel
3. Oxygen outlet port
4. Handle grip
5. Air inlet filter
6. Battery pack
7. Exhaust vent

Caution

• Ensure the concentrator machine is kept upright at all times.
• Pulse dose must be used with a nasal cannula not a mask.
• Pulse dose should not be used overnight or when you are sleeping.
• Do not use supply tubing or cannula extensions that are more than 2.1m (7ft) in length.

Battery pack safety and care

• Do not disassemble, puncture, or crush the battery pack. Battery pack electrolytes may be toxic if swallowed and can be harmful to the skin and eyes. Keep the battery pack away from children.
• Exposing the battery pack to water and other liquids may cause injury.
• Charging the battery pack below 10°C (50°F) or above 40°C (104°F) may degrade the performance of the battery pack.
• Do not drop the battery pack or expose it to mechanical shock.
• When not in use for an extended period of time, please remove the battery from the Inogen and store separately.
• Your Healthcare Technician will advise on the placement of the filter and battery.

Safety guidelines

Please follow these guidelines:

• Keep the Inogen and the power cord away from hot surfaces and naked flames.
• Do not use the Inogen if it has a damaged power cord or plug.
• Your Inogen should be located in a well-ventilated area to allow for adequate air intake. Avoid the intake of airborne pollutants, smoke and fumes.
• Only use this device with accessories specified by Baywater Healthcare.
• If the Inogen has been dropped, damaged or exposed to water, please contact Baywater Healthcare for inspection or possible repair to the device.
• Do not drop or insert any objects into any opening on the device.
• Do not block the air inlet or the exhaust vent of the Inogen when it is on a soft surface, such as a carpet, bed, couch, chair or vehicle seat.
• Do not cover the device with a blanket, towel or quilt etc.
• When using in a vehicle, be sure it is properly secured, belted or otherwise restrained.
• Do not leave your Inogen, or battery pack, in the seating area or boot of your motor vehicle during a hot day.
• Protect the Inogen’s power supplies from all fluid spills or drips to avoid possible shock hazards.
• Do not leave your equipment on show when your vehicle is unattended.