Inogen One

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The cost of Inogen One is $2,495 and the shipping is FREE!

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Features

• Batteries

  Depending on the package purchased, it comes with 4-cell and 8-cell batteries. The AC Power Supply ( 100-240V, 50-60Hz ) has auto sensing to allow worldwide use. Therefore, it is not necessary to worry about adapters if users are in another country. The DC power cable is fit for mobile use in a vehicle, so users do not have to be at home all the time. A single battery can last up to 2.5 hours and a double battery can last up to 5 hours.

• Flow Settings

  The device has easily adjustable flow settings ( 1-3 ).

Pros

• Several Package Options

  Package Choices - There are different packages to choose from. They are referred to as “Freedom packages. ” Each one comes with a lifetime warranty, an AC power supply, a DC power cable, a carry bag, and a user manual. The least expensive package comes with three single batteries concentrator, whereas the more expensive packages come with one single battery concentrator and a double concentrator, and two double batteries concentrator, respectively.

• Quiet Device

  The Inogen One G4 device only operates at 40 decibels. This nearly eliminates the noticeable sound that comes out of most oxygen tanks, which also minimizes distraction.

• Lightweight and Portable

  The Inogen One G4 device is only 2.8 pounds with a single battery and 3.3 pounds with a double battery.

• Faa Approval Received

  The Inogen One G4 is FAA approved, so users can travel with the device.

• No Oxygen Tank Needed

  The Inogen One G4 device eliminates the need for a tank that has to be carried behind the user. This makes traveling via a vehicle much easier and more convenient.

• Access to Accessories

  Inogen has accessories and parts available for purchase directly on the website. Therefore, there is no need to search elsewhere for parts that fit this device.

• Independence

  Users who have the Inogen One G4 device can be more independent than people who have to haul around a large tank. Some users have even reported going hiking up in the mountains alone with this device.

• Peace of Mind for Caregivers

  This device also makes things easier for caregivers. It is charged easily and caregivers do not have to carry anything themselves. As long as it has sufficient battery, caregivers can be comfortable knowing that the user is receiving oxygen wherever he or she is.

How to Use (Step by Step)

1. Battery Installation

   Inogen One G4 devices are simple to use. The battery easily snaps on and off.

2. Power on and Choose Settings

   The power button will turn the device on and off. It will take a few seconds to load, and it will show the Inogen logo. The plus and minus buttons allow users to either change the pulse setting to one, two, or three.

3. Plug in Cannula

   The cannula gets plugged into the cannula port at the top of the device.

4. Clean the Filter

   The filter is on the side. It simply needs to be snapped off, cleaned with water, and air-dried.

5. Power Off the Device

   Simply hold the power button and the device will turn off.

6. Charge the Device

   The AC / DC power supply connections are on the back side of the unit and they are used just like any other chargeable device.

How it's Different from Competitors

The Inogen One G4 device has some obvious and not-so-obvious differences from its competitors. It is clearly smaller than large follow-behind tanks and other portable machines, however there are other differences too. This device is much quieter than a lot of others and only operates at 40 decibels.
Specifications regarding the battery and charging are also much different than some other devices of this type. Charging times vary, and many other devices are not as easy to get around with. Some batteries last longer than others.

Warnings

• Battery Dying

  Of course, users must make sure the device is charged enough if they are planning on going out. If the device runs out of battery, oxygen cannot flow and therefore a medical emergency could arise.

Complaints

1. Temperature of the Device

   Some users have reported that the device gets really hot. The exhaust is vented on each side and can cause the entire device to become warm, making some users uncomfortable.

Alternatives

• Other Devices

  There are many different options available for people who need portable oxygen. Many users have the actual oxygen tank that is strapped onto a mechanism with wheels so it can be rolled behind them. Other devices do what the Inogen One G4 does, but they have different options such as flow settings. Some devices have batteries that last longer, but these are usually bigger devices.