Portable oxygen concentrator Invacare XPO2
Portable Oxygen Concentrator Invacare XPO2, up to 5 l/min, dispensing technology in pulsed wave with 2,5 h battery.
Indicated for patients who breathe at 3-4 l/min during exercise.
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The Invacare XPO2 concentrator is a portable device that can produce oxygen wherever you are. Thanks to zeolite Invacare XPO2 filters produces oxygen with purity up to 93% up to a maximum of 5 liters/minute flow. Invacare XPO2 is one of portable oxygen concentrators sold worldwide, thanks to its compact size and its more than good saturation capacity.
The only limits of this machine concern the noise (very high) and autonomy, rather small compared to most accredited competitors like the Inogen One G2.
Weighing only 3 kg makes it ideal for any transport.
With the Invacare XPO2 Portable Oxygen Concentrator, providers and patients have a choice of ambulatory oxygen systems from Invacare Corporation, the world leader in oxygen. Named for its extreme portability, the XPO2 concentrator is designed to be lightweight, clinically robust and easy to operate. The supplemental battery and AC/DC power options make it easy for patients to go just about anywhere without the fear of running out of oxygen.
The Invacare XPO2 concentrator features Invacare® Sensi-Pulse™ Technology that customizes the size of each bolus of oxygen to meet patient demand. Whether sleeping, relaxing or exercising, Sensi-Pulse technology adapts to the patient's oxygen needs. Sensitive conserver, sensible design...Sensi-Pulse Technology. Sensi-Pulse technology provides constant minute-volume. This means that regardless of a patient's breath rate at any given setting, the same amount of oxygen is provided per minute. As the breath rate decreases, the bolus size increases.
Now approved for in-flight use by the FAA.
The portable oxygen concentrator Invacare XPO2 is indicated for patients with the following diseases:
- Severe pneumonia. Pneumonia is the infection of one or both lungs. If severe, causes deep inflammation of the alveoli, so that they can not exchange a sufficient amount of oxygen with the blood.
- Severe asthma attacks. Asthma is a lung disease that inflames and does restrict the bronchi. The majority of patients who suffer of asthma, including many children, is able to manage the symptoms safely, however, if asthma attacks are severe, the patient may need admission to hospital for oxygen therapy.
- Respiratory distress syndrome or bronchopulmonary dysplasia in premature infants. Premature infants may suffer from one or both of these serious lung diseases. As part of the therapy, may receive oxygen through a fan or a mask nasal continuous positive pressure, or via nasal cannula.
- COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease). COPD is a progressive disease in which the injury to the alveoli prevent the passage of a sufficient amount of oxygen in the blood. The adjective "progressive" means that the disease tends to get worse with the passage of time.
- Severe heart failure. In this disorder, the heart is unable to pump a sufficient amount of oxygen-rich blood to meet the body's needs.
- Cystic fibrosis. Cystic fibrosis is a hereditary disease of the exocrine glands, including those that produce mucus and sweat. In patients suffering from cystic fibrosis airways fill with thick, sticky mucus, which facilitates the growth of bacteria, causing severe and recurrent lung infections. With the passage of time, infections can severely damage the lungs.
- Sleep-related breathing disorders that are lowering the level of oxygen during sleep, such as sleep apnea.
- Cluster headache. is a primary neurovascular headache extremely painful. Is a recurrent, with active phases alternate with periods of spontaneous remission. These active phases are called "clusters".
WARNING: The machine is recommended for patients who are breathing at rest up to 3-4 liters/min
Pulse dose settings 1-5 meet the needs of a broad range of patients
Battery, AC or DC operation for patient convenience
No separate battery recharger; charge internal and external batteries with either the AC or DC adapter
Supplemental battery pack allows for extended battery power
Small compact design
Provider Benefits
Clinically robust design to keep patients oxygenated at all levels of activity
A great alternative or adjunct to the Invacare® HomeFill™ Oxygen System to meet patient's ambulatory needs
Supports a non-delivery business model for lower operating costs
Patient Benefits
Small, lightweight and inconspicuous
Designed for ease of use
No fear of running out of oxygen
Encourages mobility, travel and independence
FAA approved
Invacare® Sensi-Pulse™ Technology Designed for ease of use
- Dimensions: 25,4 cm (H) x 17,78 cm (W) x 10,16 cm (D)
- Product Weight: 2,72 Kg
- Battery: 0,59 Kg
- Oxygen: Flow: 1-5 Pulse Settings
- Capacity: 900 ML
- Operating altitude: Up To 3048 m
- Concentration Levels: 95.6%-87%
- Capacity: 900 ML
- Power Wattage: DC Power Input: 18 VCD @ 3.3 A
- DC Adapter Input: 11-16 V, 12.6 V Nominal
- AC Adapter Input: 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 1 A @ 120 VAC
- Battery: 2.5 Hours @ 2 LPM
- Recharge Time: 3 Hours (Recharge time increases if unit is running while charging)
- Sound Level: 45db @ Setting 2
- Warranty: 2 Year
- Code Approval: E1390 (stationary concentrator) and/or E1392 (portable concentrator)
