Frequently Asked Questions
What are the Inogen One’s specifications (weight, battery life, etc.)?
Where can I get more information?
To receive a free brochure on the Inogen One call us toll free today at 1-800-630-3144
Will using the Inogen One decrease my electric bill?
Yes it can, if you are currently using a standard oxygen concentrator. Click here to calculate how much you are currently spending on electricity with your standard concentrator and how much you could save using an Inogen One.
Can I take the Inogen One onboard commercial aircraft?
Yes. With the Inogen One G2, traveling with your oxygen is easy. The FAA now allows the Inogen One G2 onboard all commercial aircraft whose flights start or stop within the United States. For more information, please click here.
Is the Inogen One pulse dose? Can I use it at night?
Yes, the Inogen One is pulse dose, but we have developed new pulse dose technology. The Inogen One is designed to be used 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, even during the night. The Inogen One is clinically proven to provide the necessary oxygen for most ambulatory patients during all phases of daily activity and during sleep. Click here to learn more.
How long does the Inogen One battery last?
A fully charged Inogen One battery will last up to four hours. If the Inogen One is being used at a higher flow setting, such as 4 or 5, the battery would last closer to 2 hours. A 24 cell battery is also available that doubles run time up to 8 hours per battery. By plugging into a power source, whether that be an electrical outlet or the cigarette lighter in a car (using the Universal Power Supply), the Inogen One battery will charge.
What is included in the Inogen One system?
The Inogen One system includes the Inogen One Portable Oxygen Concentrator, Inogen One Lithium Ion Battery, Universal Power Supply (AC and DC Power), Cart and Carry Bag, a nasal cannula, and instruction materials. The Inogen One System includes everything you need to achieve independence. To learn more about the components in the Inogen One System, please click here.
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