Inogen discarded existing paradigms to design and build an oxygen concentrator that redefines how oxygen therapy is delivered. Described by industry experts as "a technological breakthrough", the Inogen One is a complete departure from current mainstream technologies - both the standard large, bulky, stationary concentrator systems and the inefficient and impractical portable devices. Working with experts in PSA and conserver technology, Inogen's engineers developed, tested and delivered a technology that eliminates the need to choose between a stationary or portable oxygen system.
First there was stationary. Then there was portable. Now there is the Inogen One, the Independent System that defines a new category of oxygen device.
Designed to perform as both a stationary and a portable device, the Inogen One system is engineered to meet the changing demands of the oxygen industry. For patients, the Inogen One presents an opportunity for spontaneity and more active life both at home and on the road. For providers, the system can provide improved business efficiency.
Greater Independence with The Inogen One Satellite Conserver:
Typically, pulse dose technology requires a standard cannula of 7 feet or less which can limit patients' mobility. Inogen's innovative Satellite Conserver allows the patient to be up to 100 feet away from the Inogen One. That's because Inogen's Satellite Conserver takes control of the conserving function, eliminating the need for the patient to remain close to the concentrator. The Satellite Conserver then acts as a remote control to the Inogen One and can be discretely placed in a pocket, clipped onto a belt, or worn like a necklace.
