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Respironics EverGo Portable Oxygen Concentrator

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Portable Oxygen Concentrator

The EverGo Portable Oxygen Concentrator from Respironics is the oxygen therapy solution that lets active patients do the things they want – without worrying about running out of oxygen. Its 8-hour battery life, 1050 ml per minute oxygen capacity, lightweight design (weighs less than 10 pounds), and easy-to-use touch screen mean patients can finally be active all day.

FAA Approved for Air Travel

EverGo is ideally suited for people who enjoy travel as it has been cleared by the FAA* for use on commercial airlines.

*Airline policies for traveling with an oxygen concentrator vary. Patients need to check with their airline before flying with EverGo.

Features

8-Hour Battery Life,* 1050 ml/minute Oxygen Capacity Mean More Freedom for Patients

EverGo is the portable oxygen therapy solution that truly gives active patients the freedom they deserve. EverGo’s extra-long battery life gives patients the freedom to be spontaneous; and its larger oxygen capacity means patients can test their limits – without being limited by the device.

*Based on 20 breaths per minute and a typical device setting of 2.

FAA - Approved for airline travel
Non-medical design looks like an ordinary carry-on bag or camcorder case
Lightweight weighs less than 10 pounds

Specifications / Part Numbers & Accessories

Specifications

AC Power Universal	Input: 100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz, 1.0 Amp; Output: 18 VDC, 5 Amp
DC Power	12-18 VDC, 5 Amp
Power Consumption	110 W at 100 VAC (charging), 120 W at 240 VAC (charging); 70 W (not charging)
Oxygen Concentration	90% +/- 3%
Oxygen Delivery	Pulse Dose Settings 1-6 in 0.5 increments
Weight	10 lbs (4.5 kg) with 2 batteries, 8.5 lbs (3.9 kg) with 1 battery
Dimensions	Length: 12 in (30.5 cm) Width: 6 in (15.2 cm) Height: 8.5 in (21.6 cm)
Battery Duration	2 batteries = 8 hours (setting of 2, 20 bpm), 1 battery = 4 hours (setting of 2, 20 bpm)
Sound Level	43 dBA typical at a Setting of 2
Filters	Gross particle, inlet filter, micro-felt filter (bacteria)
Oxygen Purity Alarms	Low oxygen at 83%
Operating Temperature	41F to 104F (5C to 40C)
Storage/Transport Humidit	-4F to 140F (-20C to 60C) up to 95% RH non-condensing
Operating Humidity	Up to 95% relative humidity
Outlet Pressure	3 psi
Operating Altitude	Up to 8000 ft
Alarms and Indicators	Low battery at 17 minutes life left; battery status on touch screen and on battery; no breath alarm after 2 minutes
Oxygen Capacity	1.05 liters per minute (pulse dosed)

Part Numbers & Accessories

Ordering information

Basic system includes: EverGo portable oxygen concentrator, carrying case, two rechargeable lithium ion batteries, mobile cart, DC and AC power cords, accessory case, and user manual.

Concentrator systems

Accessories

Item	Part number
Air inlet filter (6 pack)	900-150
EverGo black carrying case	900-200
Rechargeable lithium ion battery	900-102
Accessory case	900-250
Battery charger/recalibrator	900-103
Mobile cart	900-100
DC power cord	900-101
AC power supply	900-105
AC power cord (North American)	900-104
User manual	900-098
Reusable ship case	900-205

Extended warranties

Item	Part number
1-year extended warranty protection	1038653
2-year extended warranty protection	1088501
3-year extended warranty protection	1086147

Easy-to-use touch screen interface controls all EverGo functions and clearly shows battery life and prescribed setting.

Easy access to batteries makes them easy to change and charge – plus EverGo can be simultaneously charged and operated.

Low maintenance just one easy-to-remove filter for patients to clean.

Full assortment of accessories gives patients the flexibility to tailor the EverGo to their needs.

Traveling with Portable Oxygen

For oxygen patients who love to travel and don’t want to be tied down by conventional oxygen therapy, the EverGo portable oxygen concentrator from Respironics is the answer. EverGo weighs less than ten pounds, has an eight-hour battery life, and can deliver 1050 ml/min of oxygen, making it ideal for oxygen patients traveling by plane, train, bus or car.

With its impressive oxygen generating capacity and long battery life of eight hours (on a typical patient setting of 2), oxygen patients never have to worry about storing oxygen tanks, waiting for home deliveries, or most importantly, running out of oxygen. And the EverGo offers three power options - AC, DC, and two rechargeable batteries.

Travel tips for oxygen patients

Traveling can seem daunting for people who require supplemental oxygen. But you don’t have to give up the ability to travel. With proper planning and guidance, you can go on a weekend getaway or a week-long vacation without worry.

The following are tips that you can use to plan your next trip.

Speak with your doctor to make sure it is safe for you to travel.
Obtain a current physician order (prescription) for your oxygen. Keep a copy with you at all times.
Decide where, how and when you will travel.
Contact your oxygen provider.

Air Travel with Evergo

United States

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has approved the Respironics EverGo portable oxygen concentrator for use aboard commercial airline flights traveling within the United States as well as on international flights that begin or end in the United States. Because airline policies for traveling with an oxygen concentrator vary, patients need to check with their airlines before flying with EverGo.

The EverGo FAA label is located on the top of the unit above the touch screen. To view the label, unzip the EverGo case and open the top flap.

Helpful resources

Major United States commercial airlines

FAA Approved Portable Oxygen Concentrator Positive Testing Results

Safe Trip List

International

EverGo is approved for use by international airlines (see the listing below). Because airline policies for traveling with an oxygen concentrator vary, patients need to check with their airlines before flying with EverGo.

Check back on this web page as the list of commercial airlines permitting EverGo portable oxygen concentrator continues to grow.

Flying with Oxygen

Flying with supplemental oxygen equipment such as Respironics EverGo requires advance planning. You should check with your airline for their guidelines prior to your trip. For example, most airlines require patients to carry a prescription and a written statement from a physician allowing you to fly. Other guidelines may include:

Confirming travel arrangements with the airline 48 hours in advance
The ability to hear the portable oxygen concentrator alarms and see the alarm light indicators, to take the appropriate action in response to these warnings, or travel with a companion capable of doing so
Notifying the airline upon check-in, and the flight attendant upon boarding, that you plan on using a portable oxygen concentrator onboard the airplane

Many airlines have special assistance coordinators to help you through the process.

Land Travel with Evergo

Travel by Land - Car, RV, Train or Bus

Traveling by car, recreational vehicle, bus or train typically presents fewer restrictions to travelers relying on oxygen therapy. If traveling by land via a commercial carrier, patients are typically required to contact their carrier in advance regarding their need to use portable oxygen equipment.

Land-travel Tips

Always check with your physician before your trip to determine if a change in climate or altitude may have an effect on your breathing. Your doctor may need to adjust your oxygen flow rate accordingly.
Keep the name and telephone number of your homecare equipment provider on hand in the event that you have a question or request while on the road.
Never store oxygen tanks in the trunk or locked in a hot car.
Always keep the oxygen container upright and secure.
Always open a window slightly to prevent oxygen accumulation.
Never smoke while using oxygen.

Car or Recreational Vehicle

EverGo’s long-battery life is ideal for both short and long car or recreational vehicle trips. While traveling, you can rely on the device’s two rechargeable batteries for complete freedom or you can plug into a car’s DC outlet. Connecting to the DC outlet allows you to operate the EverGo from a car or an RV battery at the same time the device is charging its internal batteries.

Note: As with any device utilizing an automobile's DC power port, the engine must be running - otherwise the automobile's battery will discharge.

Train Travel

Traveling by train with EverGo is also convenient with few restrictions or requirements. Americas national rail system, Amtrak, provides the following guidelines:

You must notify Amtrak at least 12 hours in advance of boarding time of your need to bring oxygen on the train.
Amtrak requires that oxygen equipment cannot rely solely on train-provided electrical power. Any device brought on a train must be able to operate a minimum of four hours without available onboard electrical power.
If you would like to recharge your EverGo portable concentrator aboard the train, electrical outlets are available for Amtrak passengers traveling in a sleeping car.

For additional information on train travel with oxygen, you can contact Amtrak at 1-800-USA-RAIL (872-7245) or visit their website at http://www.Amtrak.com.

Bus Travel

oxygen devices like the EverGo. General guidelines suggest that oxygen therapy patients provide 48-hour advance notification before day of travel. According to Greyhound, advance notice is in accordance with federal guidelines and allows them to make the necessary arrangements to provide requested assistance. To arrange assistance for travel within the Greyhound system, call their Customers with Disabilities Travel Assistance Line at 1-800-752-4841.

SeaTravel with Evergo

Sea Travel

Most cruise lines allow passengers to bring their personal supply of oxygen, such as EverGo, aboard ship. Check with your cruise line well in advance to learn more about specific requirements, policies and procedures for bringing oxygen equipment onboard. For your convenience, we have provided contact information for the most popular cruise line companies.

Major Cruise Lines

Carnival Cruise Lines	www.carnival.com	866-299-5698
Celebrity Cruise Lines	www.celebritycruise.com	800-647-2251
Costa Cruise Line	www.costacruise.com	800-445-8020 ex 5009
Crystal Cruise Line	www.crystalcruises.com	800-804-1500
Cunard Cruise Line	www.cunard.com	800-728-6273
Disney Cruise Line	www.disneycruise.disney.go.com	800-951-3532
Holland America	www.hollandamerica.com	877-724-5425
Norwegian Cruise Line	www.ncl.com
Princess Cruise Line	www.princess.com	800-774-6237
Regent Seven Seas Cruise Line	www.rssc.com	877-505-5370
Royal Caribbean	www.royalcaribbean.com	888-562-7625
Windstar Cruise Line	www.windstarcruises.com	800-258-7245

Support Group

The American Lung Association may be able to provide you with additional support or specialized assistance for your cruise. Contact your local chapter of the American Lung Association (www.lungusa.org) for details.

Safe Trip Check List

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