Inogen One G5 - User Manual

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Questions and Answers

Kelly WilliamsJul 26, 2025

What to do if Inogen One G5 Medical Equipment concentrator does not power on?

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Michael FritzJul 26, 2025
If your Inogen medical equipment concentrator doesn't power on, there are several potential causes. First, the battery might be discharged or not present, so use an external power supply or replace it with a fully charged battery. Second, the AC power supply might not be connected properly; check the connection and verify the green light is solid. Third, the DC cable may not be correctly connected; check both ends. If none of these steps work, it may be a malfunction, and you should contact your equipment provider.

Jacob RomanAug 8, 2025

Why is there no oxygen coming from my Inogen One G5 Medical Equipment?

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Lori GarciaAug 9, 2025
If you're not getting any oxygen from your Inogen medical equipment, it could be due to a couple of reasons. First, the concentrator might not be powered on, so try pressing the On/Off button. Second, the cannula might not be connected correctly, or it could be kinked or obstructed; check the cannula and its connection to the concentrator nozzle.

Summary

1. Glossary of Symbols

Symbol Key

Explains symbols used in the manual for proper device understanding and safety.

2. Introduction

Intended Use

Details the device's purpose and suitable environments for operation.

Intended Life

States the expected lifespan of the device and its components.

Contraindications and Precautions

Lists conditions where the device should not be used and general precautions.

Cautions and Warnings

Highlights potential risks, safety measures, and equipment handling advice.

3. Inogen One G5 Oxygen Concentrator Description

User Controls

Details the function of each physical button and control on the device.

User Interfaces

Explains the display, indicator lights, and audible signals on the device.

Input; Output Connections

Details the various ports for filters, cannula, power, and service.

4. Operating Instructions

General Instructions

Provides step-by-step guidance on setting up and starting the device.

Power Supply Options

Explains how to connect and use AC and DC power sources and batteries.

5. Audible and Visible Signals

Display

Describes the status icons shown on the device's screen.

Power Status Icons

Illustrates icons indicating battery charge level and status.

Mode Icons

Explains icons related to operational modes like alerts and sound levels.

Display Icons

Details icons related to Bluetooth connectivity and device pairing.

Informational Icons

Describes icons that provide status updates without audible alerts.

Notification Icons

Lists icons that indicate alerts and malfunctions with audible beeps.

Low Priority Alerts

Details alerts with double beep and yellow light for minor issues.

Medium Priority Alerts

Details alerts with triple beep and flashing yellow light for common issues.

High Priority Alerts

Details alerts with five beeps and flashing yellow light for critical issues.

7. Cleaning, Care and Maintenance

Cannula Replacement

Instructions for replacing the nasal cannula for optimal performance.

Case Cleaning

Guidelines for cleaning the exterior case of the concentrator.

Filter Cleaning and Replacement

Procedure for cleaning and replacing particle filters for airflow.

Output Filter

Information about the output filter's purpose and lifespan.

DC Input Cable Fuse Replacement

Steps to replace the fuse in the DC power plug for troubleshooting.

Inogen One G5 Column Change Procedure

Step-by-step guide for replacing the sieve columns in the device.

Inogen One G5 Specifications

General

Battery Life (single battery)	Up to 6.5 hours
Battery Life (double battery)	Up to 13 hours
Operating Temperature	41°F to 104°F (5°C to 40°C)
Storage Temperature	-4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C)
Altitude Range	Up to 10, 000 feet (3, 048 meters)
Flow Settings	1-6
Weight (with single battery)	4.7 pounds (2.1 kg)
Power	AC: 100-240V, 50-60Hz
Humidity Range	0% to 95% non-condensing
Oxygen Flow	Pulse dose
Noise Level	38 dBA