Inogen One At Home Oxygen Concentrator GS-100-NA

The Inogen One At Home Oxygen concentrator is remarkably quiet, with a noise level of up to 40 decibels or the equivalent of a quiet library. It can deliver up to 5 liters of oxygen per minute and so adequate for those with stable health conditions, and it is lightweight enough to be portable. It is very energy efficient and uses less electricity than most models, so you save money. You can use it at home and bring it to your office or on travel so you can have supplementary oxygen when needed. The Inogen One At Home Oxygen Concentrator is a better alternative to oxygen tanks, and it is more lightweight and smaller than other oxygen concentrator models. The Inogen One At Home Oxygen Concentrator is perfect for supplementary oxygen users that do not want to be burdened with tanks or with heavy machines. It is very power efficient and runs quietly, and still able to deliver up to five liters of oxygen per minute.

The unit comes with a particle air filter that only requires a thorough washing with dish soap and water to clean and be used again. There is another filter just beneath the output port, which needs to be replaced. Use the Inogen spanner wrench (separate purchase) to remove the port and use a pair of pliers to remove the filter. Place the new filter and replace the port. The concentrator columns are very easy to replace and can be done at home without any need for special tools. Only replace these columns when the low-priority alarm ‘change column soon’ is present. To clean the concentrator, just use a damp cloth and wipe the machine and the exhaust port. You can wipe the surfaces with isopropyl alcohol or any equivalent antiseptic to disinfect the concentrator. The machine should not vibrate or make any excessive noise when in operation. If such issues occur, unplug the device and send it right away to the Inogen service center. Note that any visible damage to the concentrator must be repaired at the Inogen service center.