The Inogen At Home model is the only continuous flow and at-home model Inogen offers. It has a noise level (45 decibels) that is similar to other continuous flow portable oxygen concentrators we’ve researched. This model is different than the other Inogen models in that it runs on electricity, so there is no charging time or battery life to consider. It uses about 100 watts of energy, which is approximately the same as a standard 100 watt lightbulb (standard lightbulbs used in the home). If you need a continuous flow oxygen concentrator and spend most of your time at home, the Inogen At Home model could be a perfect fit for you.
Inogen At Home
Description
Features
- Cost: $1,703
- Weight: 18 pounds
- Dimensions: 7″ L x 13″ W x 16.5″ H
- Battery life: Not applicable; runs on electricity
- Battery charging time: Not applicable; runs on electricity
- Delivery/flow type: Continuous flow
- Range of flow settings: 1–5
- Noise level: 45 dB
Accessories
The At Home Oxygen Concentrator comes with the following supplies:
- Oxygen concentrator unit
- Wall (AC) charger/power cord
- Nasal cannula
- User manual
Additional information
The Inogen At Home oxygen concentrator is a light 18 pounds, which is almost half the weight of most home oxygen concentrators. Similar to Inogen’s more portable options, its noise level is around 40-45 decibels, allowing users to still hear a television or carry on a conversation while using the device. We also like the Inogen At Home device’s low power usage and space-saving design.
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