Spare Battery and Charger Set for the DeVilbiss iGo2 Portable Oxygen Concentrator
Compatible with the iGo2 Portable Oxygen Concentrator, this Spare Battery and Charger Set will ensure you're concentrator will always have an additional battery whilst you're away from home or on a long day trip, and can be easily charged. This spare battery is also handy for keeping around to replace a worn out or damaged battery, to keep your oxygen therapy going.
What's Included?
This money-saving bundle includes the following components:
Please note: The iGo2 Portable Oxygen Concentrator is not included and must be purchased separately.
Which Device Can This Kit Be Used With?
This battery and charger are designed for use with the DeVilbiss iGo2 only and are not compatible with other models of oxygen concentrator.
What Is the Benefit of Having a Spare Battery?
When you are using the DeVilbiss iGo2, the last thing that you want is to run out of battery power unexpectedly. Having a spare battery can essentially double the capacity of your portable oxygen concentrator, making it ideal for days out.
In addition to this, a spare battery provides you with contingency – a spare battery offers you a security net that can save you from issues like power outages or not having access to a socket when you need one.
How Does the Charger Work?
Under normal circumstances, you can only charge an iGo2 battery while it is installed in the unit itself. With the use of an external charger, you can charge your battery without it being used in your device – essentially doubling your capacity to charge batteries.
How Long Does the Battery Take to Charge Fully?
From a fully discharged state, this battery requires approximately 5 hours to reach a fully charged state. The life of each charge depends on the setting of the oxygen concentrator and the rate at which the user is breathing.
When Is a Spare Battery Useful?
While every iGo2 user can benefit from having a spare battery, there are a few scenarios in which they are especially helpful:
- Holidays
- Plane Rides
- Day trips
- Using your oxygen concentrator at a secondary location (e.g. at work)
- Train journeys
- Visiting friends
