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Kingon P2-E Portable Oxygen Concentrator
KIMP2E
Lightweight 5-setting portable oxygen concentrator.
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Product Description
Built around your day
Light in the hand, quiet in the room
The Kingon P2-E is a medical grade pulse dose concentrator for people who would rather their oxygen therapy fitted around the day than the other way around. It sits in one hand, runs on batteries you swap without tools, and is approved for passenger use on aircraft.
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1 to 5
Pulse flow settings
Oxygen concentration is held at 90% (-3% / +6%) at every setting, not only at the low end. Five steps give your clinician room to adjust as your needs change, without moving you onto a different machine.
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1.98 kg
With the battery fitted
22.1 x 8.5 x 16 cm, which Kingon describe as the closest thing to a pocket sized concentrator. Carried on a shoulder strap rather than wheeled, which is usually what decides whether a device leaves the house.
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37 dB(A)
Measured on setting 2
Between a whisper and a quiet office. Quiet enough to sit beside you in a waiting room, a car or a shared lounge room without turning heads.
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Up to 5 years
Device warranty
Three years as standard, plus two more free when you register the device with Kingon within 14 days of purchase. Battery and sieve bed carry 12 months each.
Before you head out
Know how long you have, setting by setting
Runtime is published per battery, from 5 hours on setting 1 down to 1 hour 42 minutes on setting 5. Work out your setting, check the row, and you know before you leave whether the outing fits on a charge.
Two batteries are supplied with every unit and swap over in seconds, so the practical figure is roughly double the row you need. Recharging takes under 4 hours from either the mains supply or the car charger.
Actual runtime varies with breathing rate, battery age and temperature. For flights and long outings, plan conservatively and carry backup power.
Battery, car and mains
Keeping it powered wherever you are
On battery
Two removable batteries, swapped in seconds without tools. Take both and the runtime above roughly doubles.
In the car
A DC car power supply is included, rated 11 to 16V, for a standard 12V vehicle outlet or cigarette lighter socket.
At home
An AC power supply is included, accepting 100 to 240V at 50/60Hz. The battery recharges in the device in under 4 hours.
In the air
The manufacturer states the P2-E conforms to FAA requirements for carriage and use on board aircraft. Australian airlines run their own approval on top of that, covered in the FAQs below.
A backup oxygen supply is recommended for power outages or mechanical faults. Your clinician should confirm that pulse dose and your prescribed setting suit the trip, including at altitude.
Reading the screen
Mute an alarm and it stays in front of you
Low battery, low oxygen concentration and no breath detected can all be muted, but they stay on the 2.8 inch backlit screen. A carer checking from across the room can still see what the device is telling you.
The display is sized for impaired vision, with the flow setting shown large and the battery percentage alongside it.
Living with it
What upkeep actually involves
The hard plastic mesh filter lifts out and washes in mild detergent and water. The cotton air filters are swapped when they look dirty, and five spares come in the box.
The oxygen sieve bed is replaced every 12 to 18 months depending on use. The screen tells you when, and the modular sieve design makes it a quick job for a service agent rather than a return to the manufacturer.
Servicing and advice come from our own team here in Australia, on 1300 881 824.
Unpacking
What arrives on your doorstep
- 1x Kingon P2-E concentrator
- 2x lithium ion batteries
- 1x carry bag with shoulder strap
- 1x AC power supply
- 1x DC car charger
- 5x intake air filters
- 1x user manual
Flow settings are not litres per minute. Setting 2 does not mean 2 L/min. Your oxygen levels should be checked with an oximeter across different activity levels so your clinician can confirm the right setting for you.
Pulse dose devices are not recommended for use while sleeping, as they may not detect shallow breathing. This device is not intended to be life supporting. Oxygen therapy should only be used as prescribed by a physician or healthcare professional.
Specifications
SKU KIMP2EWeight
1.98 kg with battery fitted
Dimensions
22.1 x 8.5 x 16.0 cm
Sound level
37 dB(A) on setting 2
Flow settings
1 to 5, pulse (triggered) delivery
Oxygen concentration
90% (-3% / +6%) at all settings
Display
2.8 inch backlit colour LCD
Warm up time
2 minutes
Breathing frequency
10 to 40 BPM
Battery
14.4V 6.7Ah lithium ion, removable
Battery charging time
Under 4 hours
Power input
AC 100 to 240V 50/60Hz or DC 11 to 16V
Operating environment
5 to 40°C, 10 to 90% humidity, 0 to 3,048 m
Storage environment
-20 to 70°C, 5 to 90% humidity
Ingress protection
IP22
Air travel
FAA approved for passenger use
Warranty
Device 5 years (3 standard plus 2 on registration), battery and sieve bed 12 months
FAQs
Kingon P2-EWhy choose a portable concentrator instead of oxygen cylinders?+
A cylinder holds a fixed volume and runs out, so the day gets planned around refills and deliveries. A concentrator makes oxygen from the air in the room and only stops when the power does. Cylinders and continuous flow machines also keep releasing oxygen while you breathe out, and Kingon cite research putting that waste as high as 80%. Pulse dose delivers only at the front of each breath, which is how a device you carry on a shoulder strap does the work of something you would otherwise wheel.
Is the P2-E a continuous flow concentrator?+
No. It delivers pulse dose oxygen, released when it senses you starting to inhale, across settings 1 to 5. If your prescription calls for continuous flow, a stationary concentrator is the right device instead. Ask your clinician which one applies to you.
Can I take it on a plane?+
The manufacturer states in the user manual that the device conforms to all applicable FAA requirements for carriage and use on board aircraft. Australian airlines then apply their own process on top of that. Qantas keeps a list of accepted medical devices and requires an approved Travel Clearance Form, submitted at least five days before you fly, and without it you can be denied boarding. Virgin Australia requires a medical clearance and asks you to call around five days ahead. Check your device against the airline's own list before you book.
Can I charge it in the car?+
Yes. A DC car power supply is included with the device, for use with a standard vehicle power outlet. Take the AC supply as well so you can recharge at your destination.
Can I use it while it is charging?+
The battery recharges while it is installed in the device, connected to the AC supply, and a full recharge takes no more than 4 hours. If you are planning to run the unit continuously from mains or car power for a long stretch, give us a call first and we will confirm the arrangement for your model.
How long does a battery last?+
About 5 hours on setting 1, down to 1 hour 42 minutes on setting 5. Real runtime moves with your breathing rate, the age of the battery and the temperature, so plan conservatively for long outings and carry backup power. The manual also recommends keeping a backup oxygen supply for power outages or faults.
Can I use it while sleeping?+
Pulse dose devices are not recommended for use while sleeping, because they may not reliably detect shallow breathing. If you need oxygen overnight, ask your clinician whether a continuous flow device suits you better.
Can I use an oxygen mask instead of a nasal cannula?+
No. The manual specifies the device is used with a single lumen nasal cannula, and pulse dose delivery depends on it sensing your breath through that cannula. A mask breaks the trigger.
Do I need a prescription?+
The manual states the device is used on a prescriptive basis and is restricted to sale by or on the order of a physician in many countries. Speak with your doctor or respiratory clinician first, and have them confirm both that pulse dose suits you and which setting to use.
How long is the warranty and how do I get the full five years?+
Kingon cover the device for three years as standard and add two more at no cost if you register the device within 14 days of purchase, taking it to five years in total. The battery and the oxygen sieve are covered for 12 months each. Registration applies to new units only, the manufacturer warranty is not transferable, and it covers defects rather than accidental damage, misuse or transit damage.
What maintenance does it need?+
Very little. Kingon list the hard plastic mesh filter as removable and washable in mild detergent and water, and the cotton air filters as replaceable when dirty. The oxygen sieve bed is replaced every 12 to 18 months depending on use, the screen tells you when, and it is a job for a service agent rather than a return to the manufacturer.
What does the device do if it cannot detect a breath?+
It does not simply stop. If no breath is sensed through the cannula, the P2-E pulses oxygen automatically about once every three seconds, and resumes delivering in time with your breathing as soon as it picks you up again.
Includes the Kingon P2-E Portable Oxygen Concentrator, carry bag, AC power supply, DC power supply, 5x intake filters, and a rechargeable lithium-ion battery.
Adults prescribed supplemental oxygen therapy for use at home, outdoors, or while travelling.
When a physician or healthcare professional has prescribed supplemental oxygen for daily use, travel, or time away from mains power.
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TRAVELING WITH A OXYGEN CONCENTRATOR
The FAA allows these devices on board most aircrafts. If they have a FAA approval, they should allow the oxygen concentrator on board with the supply of the MSDS document.
IMPORTANT:It is the responsibility of the patient to check with the specific airline carrier when traveling domestically and internationally. We strongly advise to check the airline website or contact them directly around what they specifically require to allow you to travel onboard with this device to avoid any issues or delays in your travel.
Just because a oxygen concentrator is FAA approved, does not automatically mean a customer will be allowed to take the machine on the plane. It is up to the discretion of every flight, airline, airline pilot etc if the machines or batteries are allowed to be carried on board.
When traveling with the device, be sure to bring the AC Power Supply and the External Battery Charger (if you have one) with you. It is advisable to use external power (i.e., plugged into a wall) whenever it is available to keep the battery fully charged. Bring enough charged batteries with you to power your concentrator for no less than 150% of the expected duration of your flight, ground time before and after the flight, security screenings, connections and a conservative estimate for unanticipated delays. Note that per FAA regulations, all extra batteries are to be individually wrapped and protected to prevent short circuits and carried in carry-on baggage onboard aircraft only. The AC Power Supply cannot be used to charge the device battery when onboard aircraft. If traveling by bus, train or boat, contact your carrier to find out about power port availability.
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