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Portable concentrators. Equipment guide.
Inogen One
®
G5 filters and connections
Intake
vent
Intake
vent
Particle filters
Particle filters keep out dust, dirt and large
particles. They must be kept in place during
concentrator operation to keep input air clean.
Cannula fitting
Your high-flow nasal cannula connects to
this outlet for oxygen delivery.
Power input
This is the connection for external power
from the AC power supply or DC power cable.
USB port
The USB port is for service use only and
should not be used by patients.
How to use the Inogen One
Important: Please read the important safeguards in the
"Dos and don'ts" section and observe all warnings and
cautions in this guide. Follow all operating instructions.
If you have any questions or concerns please call BOC
immediately on 0800 136 603.
1. Device location
Place your Inogen One
®
G5 device in a well
ventilated location so the intake and exhaust
vents are clear and unobstructed (the position
of these can vary as pictured alongside). The
device should also be located so auditory
alarms can be heard.
2. Filters
Air intake and exhaust must have clear access.
Locate the Inogen One
®
G5 in such a way that
any auditory alerts may be heard. Always
operate in an upright position.
Ensure particle filters are in place at both ends
of the device.
3. Battery
Install the Inogen One
®
G5 battery by sliding
it into place until the latch returns to the
upper position.
Portable concentrators. Equipment guide.
®
G5
Intake
vent
Intake
vent
Exhaust
vent
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