Inogen At Home Stationary Oxygen Concentrator with Continuous Flow

Inogen at Home Features and Benefits:

• 1-5 LPM Continuous Flow
• Lightweight & Compact
• Quiet & Efficient Operation
• Easy Maintenance

1-5 LPM Continuous Flow

Forget using a portable oxygen concentrator that only provides pulse dose oxygen flow or low levels of continuous flow; the Inogen At Home provides continuous flow oxygen at a rate of up to 5 LPM. The flow setting is easily adjusted using the + and - buttons on the control panel. Receive your concentrated oxygen treatment through the included standard nasal cannula.

Lightweight Home Oxygen Concentrator

The Inogen At Home stationary oxygen concentrator machine will not take up much space in a room, measuring 16.5" H x 13" W x 7" L. The device can be moved around easily if needed using the built-in handle and is lighter than most stationary continuous flow oxygen concentrators weighing in at just 18 pounds.

Quiet & Efficient Operation

At a setting of 2 LPM, the Inogen At Home operates at 100 watts and 40 decibels, making it one of the quietest stationary concentrators available. Along with quiet operation, the Inogen At Home is an energy-efficient oxygen concentrator that runs at a lower electricity cost compared to other concentrators.

Easy Maintenance

Although the concentrator has various parts that can be replaced if needed, the only routine maintenance needed is to remove the particle filter on the side of the unit and wash it with a mild soap and allow it to air dry. The body of the concentrator can be washed with a damp cloth.

Looking for a portable unit that offers pulse dose flow? See the Inogen One G3 Portable Concentrator

User Manual:

The user manual included with this concentrator can be viewed and downloaded here: Inogen At Home Concentrator.

Cleaning Tips

The particle filter on the side of the concentrator should be taken off and washed with water and a mild soap weekly. Rinse well and allow to air dry before reinstalling. The concentrator itself can be wiped with a damp cloth as needed.

For more important information, see the Inogen At Home User Manual