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Invacare SOLO2 Portable Oxygen Concentrator

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Price: $3,799.95

WAS: 4999.95

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The Invacare SOLO2 Portable Oxygen Concentrator is a continuous flow portable oxygen concentrator capable of delivering oxygen therapy in both pulse and flow settings that has been approved by the FAA for air travel. The newest addition to Invacare's line of oxygen concentrators, the SOLO2 Portable Oxygen Concentrator is a flexible and reliable system that is easy to operate. The Invacare SOLO2 Continuous Flow Portable Oxygen Concentrator is extremely quiet so it will not disturb sleeping patients and includes everything you need to take it almost anywhere. CALL FOR THE INTERNET'S LOWEST PRICE! 1-800-489-8165

Get up to 3 Liters of continuous portable oxygen! Our complete rental package includes the Invacare Solo 2 Portable Oxygen Concentrator with wheels, wall power cord and charger, car power cord and charger, 2 batteries and all tubing. Extra batteries are just $50/week and $8/day thereafter. Rent Now Invacare Solo 2 User manual

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SOLO2 Transportable Concentrator by Invacare

The new SOLO2 Transportable Oxygen Concentrator is the newest addition to Invacare's proven line of home oxygen technologies. Now providers and patients have a choice of ambulatory oxygen systems from Invacare, the world leader in oxygen therapy. The SOLO2 offers continuous flow oxygen up to 3 LPM or pulse dose oxygen in settings 1-5. It is a flexible, reliable and clinically robust system that is easy to operate. The supplemental battery, AC or DC power options offer patients the freedom & flexibility to go just about anywhere without the concern of running out of oxygen.

Continous flow oxygen delivery up to 3 LPM; Pulse dose settings 1-5
Extemely quiet: <39 dB at 2 LPM continuous flow and all pulse dose settings
TPO100B kit contains the transportable concentrator, battery pack, wheeled cart, AC power cord and DC adapter.
A quiet, reliable, clinically-robust system that is easy to operate
Additional accessories, including humidifier kit, available separately

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Sound Level:	~35 dB @ 1 LPM continuous flow ~39 dB @ 2 LPM continuous flow ~42 dB @ 3 LPM continuous flow <39 dB at all pulse dose settings
Warranty:	3-year limited; 1-year limited on all accessories
Battery:	2.6 hours @ 2 LPM continuous flow
Dimensions:	16.5" (H) x 11" (W) x 8" (D)
Continuous Flow:	0.5 - 3.0 LPM, in 0.5 LPM increment settings
Conserving Flow:	Pulse dose settings 1-5
Product Weight:	17 lbs w/o battery pack; 19.9 lbs w/battery pack
Filters:	Gross particle, compressor inlet, patient HEPA outlet - all accessible without opening up concentrator shell
Oxygen:	Operating altitude up to 10,000 ft
Code Approval:	E1390 (stationary concentrator) and/or E1392 (portable concentrator)
Air Tubing:	Up to 25' on continuous flow; 7' recommended when using pulse settings

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Consent Form from Your Doctor for Solo Use on Airlines

All airlines require a completed and signed licensed physician’s consent form related to your portable oxygen concentrator (POC) before you will be allowed to board the aircraft. This is to verify that you require use of your POC and know how to operate it. Because your Solo has been approved for airline use by the FAA, it must be allowed on flights that originate or end inside the United States.

Airline guidelines on portable oxygen concentrators vary, so be sure to speak with a representative of your specific carrier prior to your flight(s). Usually an airline will request information such as this (which is included in a physician consent form):

If the user is able to operate the POC and respond to its alarms, and if not, if the user is traveling with a companion capable of performing these functions.
The phases of the flight (taxi, takeoff, cruise, landing) during which use of the device is medically necessary
The maximum flow rate corresponding to cabin pressure under normal operating conditions, typically approximately 8,000 feet.
Proof that you have sufficiently charged batteries to last 150% of the anticipated flight times, including pre-boarding, flight, landing and layover.

In general, airlines require you to do the following if you will be using a portable oxygen concentrator (POC) on a flight –

Inform the airline of POC use requirement when you make your reservation or buy tickets.
Check in at least two hours before your flight departure.
Have your POC and signed physician’s letter ready for airline review.
Be prepared to get on the plane early with the pre-boarding group.

Most airlines have their own physician's consent form. Check with your airline or travel agent to obtain a copy. Click here for links to physician's consent forms/information for some of the major U.S. airlines.

Click Here for Portable Oxygen Concentrator FAA regulations and FAQ's

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INVACARE SOLO 2 ACCESSORIES

	SOLO Humidifier Bottle and Holder	Please Call
	SOLO DC Charger/Power Chord	Please Call
	SOLO Rechargeable Battery (Power Cartridge) ONLY -	Please Call
	SOLO AC Charger/Power Chord	Please Call