Inogen One G5 Portable Oxygen Concentrator

• Flow of Oxygen :
  • System for Pulse dose delivery
    
  • Six flow settings : 1-6
• Weight : 2,2 kg. (4.7 lbs.) (includes single battery)
• Size : 
  • Length : 18,26 cm. (7.19 in.)
  • Width : 8,28 cm. (3.26 in.)
  • Height : 20,7 cm. (8.15 in.) (includes single battery)
• Noise Level : 38 dBA*
• Battery :
  • Single Battery up to 6.5 hours
    
  • Double Battery up to 13 hours
    
• Power :
  • 100-240V - AC Power Supply , 50-60Hz (auto sensing to allow worldwide use).
  • Use of DC Power Cable for mobile use.
• Operation : Simple control functions and easy-to-read LCD display.

The Inogen G5 oxygen concentrator is known smallest and most powerful six setting easily movable concentrator world wide today. It is the latest and modern portable concentrator to be launched. Offering flow settings of 1 to 6, the G5 is one of the most lightest , powerful, and quietest units in the market available to the oxygen user today.

The Inogen One G5 has the highest output of oxygen if we compare to any other portable oxygen concentrator today. As you know COPD is a progressive disease, this oxygen output ensures one device that is all you need to maintain an healthy lifestyle over the years.

You can use Inogen oxygen concentrator anywhere. You can use it in a car or even plan to go on trips. While using it you can have weekend trip to see your family. Portable or easily movable Oxygen Concentrators, or POCS, are lightweight and small medical devices used to get supplemental oxygen while going out of the home.

How to use Inogen One G5 Portable Oxygen Concentrator at home?

You can easily use Inogen one G5 Oxygen Concentrator at home or out of home. To use it you need follow guidelines in manual you get with the device. It's essential to follow the manufacturer's instructions and your healthcare provider's recommendations for your specific oxygen therapy needs:

1. Make the device ready to use: To make oxygen concentrator ready to use you must check the power supply or battery if its ok or not. You must check AC power supply or DC power adaptor to use in a vehicle. 

2. Adjust the oxygen flow: You must know what flow rate of oxygen need. For this you must consult with your doctor to know flow rate of Oxygen while oxygen therapy.

3. Connect the Nasal Cannula: Attach the nasal cannula to the oxygen outlet port on the Inogen One G5.Make sure it is securely connected.

4. Power On the Device: Press and hold the power button for a few seconds to turn on the concentrator. The display screen should illuminate, showing the selected flow setting and battery life.

5. Adjust the Flow Setting: Use the "+" and "-" buttons to adjust the flow setting to the prescribed level recommended by your healthcare provider.

6. Wear the Nasal Cannula: Place the nasal cannula comfortably over your nose and secure the tubing behind your ears. Make sure the cannula is positioned securely to ensure proper oxygen delivery.

7. Monitor the Device: Keep an eye on the Inogen One G5's display screen to ensure that it is functioning correctly and providing oxygen at the selected flow rate.

8. Battery Management: If you are using the Inogen One G5 on battery power, keep an eye on the battery level. The device typically has various battery duration options depending on the flow setting.

9. Cleaning and Maintenance: Regularly clean and maintain the device according to the manufacturer's instructions to ensure its continued functionality.

10. Transportability: The Inogen One G5 is portable, making it convenient for use at home and when you're on the go. Use the included carrying bag or backpack to transport it easily.

F.A.Q. - Inogen One G5

1. What is the Inogen One G5 Oxygen Concentrator?

The Inogen One G5 is a portable medical device designed to provide a continuous flow of oxygen to individuals with respiratory conditions. It allows patients to receive oxygen therapy at home and while on the go.

2. How does the Inogen One G5 work?

The Inogen One G5 works by taking in ambient air, filtering out nitrogen, and delivering concentrated oxygen through a nasal cannula to the user. It operates on battery power or can be connected to a power source.

3. What are the flow settings available on the Inogen G5?

The Inogen One G5 offers flow settings ranging from 1 to 6, allowing healthcare providers to customize oxygen therapy to meet individual patient needs.

4. Can you use Inogen One G5 24/7?

The Inogen One G5 is designed for continuous use, but the specific usage pattern should be determined by your healthcare provider based on your oxygen requirements.

5. What is the battery backup?

The battery life depends on the selected flow setting. At the highest setting (Setting 6), the battery typically lasts up to 4.5 hours. At lower settings, it can last longer.

6. How do I charge the Inogen Concentrator?

The Inogen One G5 can be charged using the provided AC power supply or the DC power adapter for use in a vehicle. Ensure that the device is connected to a power source when not in use to keep the battery charged.

7. Is the Inogen One G5 FAA-approved for air travel?

Yes, the Inogen One G5 is FAA-approved, meaning it can be used during air travel. Be sure to check with your airline for specific regulations and guidelines regarding the use of portable oxygen concentrators on flights.

8. Can I use it while sleeping?

Many individuals use the Inogen One G5 during sleep to maintain oxygen levels. However, it's essential to consult with your healthcare provider to determine the appropriate flow setting and usage guidelines for sleep.

9. How do I clean and maintain the Inogen G5 Concentrator?

Refer to the user manual for detailed instructions on cleaning and maintaining the device. Regularly clean the external surfaces, air inlet filter, and nasal cannula.

10. How do I get the Inogen One G5?

You can get the Inogen One G5 through a prescription from your doctor. Doctor will let you know your oxygen needs and help you with the necessary documentation to get the device from an authorized supplier or distributor like Medicalmart.ae.