Inogen One G5 Portable Oxygen Concentrator

The Latest Inogen One Portable Oxygen Concentrator - Inogen One G5

Inogen One G5 Portable Oxygen Concentrator is the newest member, recently added to the Inogen One family of products. The oxygen concentrator uses a pulse dose of oxygen flow setting and weighs less than 5 pounds. The G5 offers backlit and bright displays with intuitive and large controls.  It is a highly mobile portable oxygen concentrator and has additional features making it an enticing deal for users. 

Inogen One G5 Portable Oxygen Concentrator - Overview

The Inogen One G5 portable oxygen concentrator delivers six varied pulse dose oxygen flow settings. To make sure that the users experience oxygen therapy with comfort, this oxygen concentrator provides a stable dose of oxygen into the nasal passage. The Inogen G5 oxygen concentrator has an operational noise level of 38dBA and a lifespan of about 5 years. Additionally, this oxygen concentrator lets you enjoy a restful sleep with the help of its low noise feature. 

The Inogen One G5 is an FAA-approved portable oxygen concentrator, which makes it suitable for in-flight use. Make sure to contact the airline beforehand, to assure that you meet the airline requirements while traveling with this portable oxygen concentrator. 

Inogen One G5 Portable Oxygen Concentrator - Prescription Requirement

Inogen One G5 oxygen concentrators require a valid prescription from an authorized physician to purchase. 

Inogen One G5 Portable Oxygen Concentrator - Key Features

Inogen One G5 Oxygen Concentrator - Breath Detection

The Inogen One G5 offers consumers a Breath Detection Alert Mode similar to that of other Inogen One concentrators. When no breath is detected for more than 60 seconds, this option notifies users visually and audibly. Simply press the bell icon on the device's control panel to enable or disable this feature. As a pulse dose concentrator, the Inogen One G5 can only administer oxygen therapy when the user inhales.

If no breath is detected after 60 seconds, the concentrator enters an auto-pulse mode, which delivers regular intervals of metered oxygen until the next breath is detected. Once the next breath occurs, the concentrator resumes oxygen delivery at the previous setting.

During oxygen therapy, a green LED will indicate that the breath has been detected and oxygen delivered.

Inogen One G5 Portable Oxygen Concentrator - Battery Duration

A single or dual battery configuration for the Inogen One G5 is available at checkout. At the lowest oxygen levels, a single battery may be used for up to 6 hours while a double battery can be used for up to 13 hours. For a better understanding of the approximate battery life for each oxygen level, see the battery duration chart below.

Setting 1

Average for a single battery: 6 hours 30 minutes

Average for a double battery: 13 hours

Setting 2

Average for a single battery: 5 hours

Average for a double battery: 10 hours

Setting 3

Average for a single battery: 3 hours 30 minutes

Average for a double battery: 7 hours

Setting 4

Average for a single battery: 2 hours 30 minutes

Average for a double battery: 5 hours

Setting 5

Average for a single battery: 1 hour 50 minutes

Average for a double battery: 3 hours 48 minutes

Setting 6

Average for a single battery: 1 hour

Average for a double battery: 2 hours 45 minutes

To change the battery, simply hold down the battery latch and slide the battery off of the concentrator. Ensure the device is off prior to disconnecting from power.

This portable oxygen concentrator comes with both AC and DC power cords, allowing users the freedom to plug in anywhere. In the event of external power failure, the battery in the unit will act as a backup power device, providing uninterrupted oxygen therapy. The installed battery will charge while the device is plugged into AC or DC power. An optional external battery charger can be purchased separately.

When there are 10 minutes of battery life remaining, the oxygen concentrator will sound a low-priority alert (see Safety Features). Plug into an external power source when possible. The remaining battery life will show on the unit’s backlit display screen.

Inogen Connect App

The Inogen One G5 comes with the free smartphone software Inogen Connect. Using any IOS or Android-enabled device, Inogen Connect enables you to keep a closer eye on your Inogen One.

Inogen One G5 Is Lightweight

The Inogen One G5 weighs only 4.7 pounds with a single battery, making it the smallest device that can be adjusted up to a level of 6.

Inogen One G5 Provides An Active Lifestyle

The Inogen One G5 is steadily rising in popularity as a device for people who lead busy lives. It is suitable for use in flight because of its extended battery life and FAA approval.

Inogen One G5 Portable Oxygen Concentrator Includes

• Inogen One G5 Portable Oxygen Concentrator
• Rechargeable Battery (Option to be selected at Check-out)
• AC Power Supply & DC Power Cable
• Carrying Bag
• 3 Year Manufacturers Warranty
• User Manual

FAQs

How To Maintain Inogen One G5?

The G5 portable oxygen concentrator must be maintained regularly in order to receive effective and efficient therapy. Unique to this device is a pair of columns (sieve beds) that require replacement every 12-18 months. Follow the step-by-step instructions in the user manual to properly replace these components.

The air intake filter, located on the side of the unit, should be removed and washed with warm water and mild detergent weekly. Replace as needed. Nasal cannulas and tubing should also be replaced on a regular basis. Be sure not to use any damaged or dirty tubing, as that will reduce the effectiveness of your oxygen therapy.

What Are The Safety Features For Inogen One G5 Portable Oxygen Concentrator?

This portable oxygen device includes several built-in alarms and alerts to let users know when it is not functioning properly. Examples of some of these alerts include no breath detected, battery low, operating temperature high/low, and system failure.

Low Priority Alerts: Solid yellow light and two audible beeps.

Medium Priority Alerts: Flashing yellow light and three beeps every 25 seconds.

High Priority Alerts: Flashing yellow light; five beeps every 10 seconds.

Troubleshooting for these alerts can be found in the user manual. If you need additional support, don’t hesitate to contact our customer care team.

Is Inogen One G5 Portable Oxygen Concentrator FAA Approved?

FAA Approved for usage during flights, cruise ships, and other forms of transportation.