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Suitable for use at home or life on the go, the Kingon P2 is the world’s smallest & lightest Portable Oxygen Concentrator (POC).  The kit includes all the accessories you need to suit the lifestyle you deserve.

Package contents include:

1 x Kingon P2 E Portable Oxygen Concentrator 

2 x Lithium-ion Batteries

1 x Standard AC Power Supply (to charge at home)

1 x Portable DC Power Supply (to charge in the car)

1 x Carry Bag

1 x Nasal Cannulas

5 x Air Filters

Lightweight & smallest oxygen concentrator

Exceedingly powerful, compact and efficient. The sleek and simple design measures just 22.1 x 8.5 x 16cm and weighs only 1.98kg. This is the nearest you can get to a pocket-sized portable oxygen concentrator. You can pick it up with one hand.

Pulse dose oxygen supply

The Portable Oxygen Concentrator uses advanced technology to offer multiple modes of oxygen delivery. In pulse dose delivery, oxygen is delivered to the user in short bursts or pulses, which are triggered when the device detects inhalation. This conserves oxygen and extends the battery life.

Powerful compressor

The compressor is highly efficient, quiet, has good heat dissipation, and is designed to have a long lifespan. 

High-efficiency modular sieve

The sieve is responsible for separating oxygen molecules from nitrogen molecules in the air. This separation process allows the POC to deliver oxygen-enriched air to the user.

Triple filtration

The triple filtration system is designed to enhance the purity and quality of the oxygen-enriched air produced by the concentrator, providing users with clean and safe breathing air. 

6800mA battery

Continuous and stable battery life. Enjoy peace of mind without the worry of your device running out of charge. Simply plug in the battery and go.

Intelligence

The Kingon P2 will sense patient breathing from the cannula. If the patient isn't breathing as detected through the cannula, the device will begin to pulse automatically about once every 3 seconds. As soon as the patient begins breathing, the device will begin delivering pulses synchronised with each breath. As the patient’s breathing rate changes, the Kingon P2 will sense these changes and adjust the amount of oxygen for the next inhale.

Patient benefits include:

• Freedom of movement is guaranteed with the lightweight, rechargeable Kingon P2 Portable Oxygen Concentrator. Range of movement will never be limited to the size and position of an oxygen tank or a large stationary O2 concentrator unit.
• Approved for use on airlines
• Kingon P2 Portable Oxygen Concentrator users will also enjoy the easy-to-navigate controls & large backlit 2.8” LCD; this clear display also suits those with impaired vision.
• Five flow settings to cater for possible future requirements of the patient. As the patient's condition changes, the POC can continue to provide effective oxygen therapy without the need for frequent adjustments or upgrades.
•  An abundance of alarms, which can be silenced but remain visible on the screen, further increases the reliability of this model for users, caregivers, and anyone within the vicinity. Even when the alarm is set to silent, issues such as low battery, absence of breath, or low oxygen concentration are still visible.

Disclaimer

Oxygen must only be administered in line with the prescription and advice from a qualified medical professional. We encourage you to discuss your device options and device suitability with your prescribing medical practitioner prior to purchase to ensure this device suits your Oxygen requirements.

Some devices produce Oxygen in a pulse dose, which means you receive Oxygen when you breathe in. If you purchase a pulse dose device, it will need to be tested by your medical practitioner to make sure the device is appropriate for your therapy and seek advice on the settings to use.

General Notes About Pulse Dose Concentrators:

• Pulse dose concentrators are not recommended if you are unable to use a nasal cannula.
• Pulse dose devices are not recommended for sleeping, as they may not sense shallow breathing.
• It is important to consult with your healthcare provider to determine the appropriate setting for using the pulse dose model. Keep in mind that the display setting does not necessarily correspond directly to the flow rate, e.g. setting 2 does not equal exactly 2L/min. The user's oxygen levels should be measured using an oximeter while adjusting for various levels of physical activity, ensuring proper therapy settings.

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