The Lifechoice brand of portable oxygen concentrators are known for being small, yet sturdy, dependable, powerful as well as efficient. Our customers have given rave reviews on the Lifechoice, which is already under 5 pounds and has a great battery duration, but now we are offering another Lifechoice – the Activox portable concentrator.
Here’s what a few of our happy customers had to say in their emails about this small wonder of an oxygen concentrator:
Follow the steps below to power on and operate your unit:
1. Press the Power Button once to turn the unit on. You will hear a beep and see the Power, Auto Mode Active-High and Pulse Setting of 1 LED lights illuminate solid green. Allow 30 seconds for the unity to fully power on.
CAUTION: DO NOT place the cannula in your nose until the unit is fully powered on. Breathing through the cannula during start-up will prevent the system from powering on.
When operating the LifeChoice ActivOx portable oxygen concentrator, always use the accompanying carrying case. It’s also recommended that you store the unit in the carrying case when not in use.
To initially set up your unit, you need to charge it for at least four hours. To start charging the LifeChoice ActivOx, connect the AC adaptor to the top right hand side of the unit. Then plug the charger into an electrical outlet. If you purchased an external battery with the unit, connect it to the battery port and allow seven hours for it to charge.
You’ll know the LifeChoice ActivOx is fully charged when the battery check button lights up at 100% percent.
This is the ideal oxygen therapy solution for the active user, the Lifechoice ActivOx gives you the power of freedom and mobility. It weighs only 4.83 pounds and no carts or tanks are required. It is already FAA approved and is certified for use up to 10,000 feet. It features up to 15 hours of battery life on one charge; 12 hours of internal battery life and 3 hours of external battery life.
Power of Freedom and Mobility
• Weighs 4.83 lbs.
• No carts or tanks required
• Provides up to 3 LMPeq
• FAA-Approved
• Certified for use up to 10,000 feet
