DeVilbiss iGo Equipment Manual

DeVilbiss® iGo™ Transportable
Oxygen Concentrator.

Equipment Guide.

BOC: Living Healthcare

03Transportable Oxygen Concentrator. Equipment Guide.

Contents.

4 Important Parts

6 Control Panel

7 How to use the iGo™

9 Do’s and Don’ts

10 Power failure/Concentrator breakdown
Electricity refunds

12 Troubleshooting

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The iGo™ concentrator works by drawing in air and separating the oxygen
from the other gases using a filter system. Oxygen is then delivered to you
by tubing which connects to the cannula or facemask for you to breathe.
The iGo™ transportable concentrator is small and lightweight, yet capable
of delivering up to 3 LPM of constant flow oxygen.

An ideal choice for travelling, the iGo™ can be operated from a standard
12 V car charger socket or from its lithium ion battery which will give the
user up to 5.4 hours of usage.

Important Parts.

05Transportable Oxygen Concentrator. Equipment Guide.

Power Input – Connect either AC or DC power

Handle

Exhaust Vents (on each side)

Control Panel – Refer to iGo™ Control Panel below

Power Button – Press and hold the Power
On/Off Button to turn your unit on or off

Oxygen Outlet – oxygen is dispersed
through this port

Battery Bay
Communication Port – This port allows
service personnel to diagnose and monitor
iGo™ performance. It is not for patient use.
Battery Contacts
Slot in Battery Bay

Cart Connection

Air Filter

Battery Latch
Rechargeable Battery
Battery Tabs

Rating Label (on bottom)

Handle