1.Features of Inogen One G5 Oxygen Concentrator

Equipped with intelligent breath detection alarm mode

Inogen One G5 has a breath detection alarm mode similar to other Inogen One concentrators. In this mode, this option notifies the user visually and audibly if the device does not detect breathing for more than 60 seconds. If the user wants to enable (or disable) this feature, they can choose to press (or not press) the bell icon on the device's control panel.

As a pulse dose concentrator, the Inogen One G5 can only deliver oxygen therapy when the user inhales. When the machine does not detect a breath after 60 seconds, it will enter automatic pulse mode, providing metered oxygen at regular intervals until the next breath is detected. Once the next breath occurs, the concentrator will resume oxygen delivery according to the original settings.

NOTE: During oxygen therapy, a green LED indicates that the device has detected breathing and is delivering oxygen.

Lightweight equipment

The Inogen One G5 is the smallest device that can adjust to Level 6 thanks to its single battery weighing just 4.7 pounds. In other words, Inogen One G5 is a lightweight device that can save us a lot of trouble.

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2.Frequently Asked Questions about Inogen One G5 Oxygen Concentrator

How to maintain Inogen One G5?

The G5 portable oxygen concentrator should be maintained regularly. Only regular maintenance of the machine can ensure that it provides us with efficient and ideal treatment results. Specifically, the equipment's unique pair of columns (sieve beds) need to be replaced every 12-18 months. For more detailed replacement steps, please refer to the relevant step-by-step instructions in the user manual.

Secondly, you can choose to remove the air inlet filter located on the side of the device every other week and clean it with warm water and mild detergent. Or replace parts according to actual needs. Additionally, nasal cannulas and catheters need to be replaced regularly. Be careful not to use any damaged or unclean tubing as it will greatly reduce the effectiveness of oxygen therapy.

3.What are the safety features of the Inogen One G5 Portable Oxygen Concentrator?

The Inogen One G5 oxygen concentrator has multiple built-in alarms. If the machine fails to work properly, it can provide timely feedback to the user. Some examples of these alerts include no breathing detected, high/low device operating temperature, low battery, system failure, etc. The following is the behavior of alerts with different priorities:

Low priority alarm: solid yellow light and two beeps.

Medium priority alarm: Flashes yellow light and emits three beeps every 25 seconds or so.

High priority alarm: Flashing yellow light; five beeps every 10 seconds.

NOTE: When the device alarms, you can review the user manual to find troubleshooting instructions for the different alarms.

4.Is the Inogen One G5 Portable Oxygen Concentrator FAA Approved?

The FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) approves it for use on flights, cruise ships, and other forms of transportation.

The Inogen One G5 portable oxygen concentrator has a long battery life and is FAA approved, making it suitable for in-flight use. In addition, as a portable device, it is also popular among people with busy lives.

5.Can I use Inogen One G5 while sleeping?

Yes, the Inogen One G5 Oxygen Concentrator can be easily used while sleeping. The machine follows your natural breathing patterns and delivers treatments based on your needs. So day or night you choose to use Inogen One G5.

6.What does the Inogen One G5 Portable Oxygen Concentrator include?

-Inogen One G5 Portable Oxygen Concentrator

-Rechargeable battery (Option to be selected at Check-out)

-AC power and DC power cords

-handbag

-3 year manufacturer's warranty

-User manual

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