Inogen One G3 vs. SeQual Eclipse 5 Concentrator Comparison

Inogen One G3 vs. SeQual Eclipse 5 Concentrator Comparison

There are many benefits of receiving oxygen therapy in the form of a portable oxygen concentrator. If you’re having shortness of breath, feel some strain on your heart, or have a lack of energy doing the things you love, oxygen therapy can help.

But when it comes to choosing an oxygen concentrator, it can seem overwhelming to discover which product is best for you. Today we’re providing an overview of two of the many oxygen concentrator products we offer: Inogen One G3 and SeQual Eclipse 5. Although both are quality choices in oxygen concentrators, they have a few key differences. Learn about similarities and differences between the Inogen One G3 and SeQual Eclipse 5.

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SeQual Eclipse 5 Portable Oxygen Concentrator – Pros and Cons

Pros and Cons of the SeQual Eclipse 5 Concentrator

Not only does the SeQual Eclipse 5 outperform the previous generations of this model in almost all categories, it features a powerful oxygen delivery system with many options. The SeQual Eclipse 5 comes with a surprising variety of modes and settings but not every unit works for everyone! Continue reading to find out if the SeQual Eclipse 5 is right for you. Here is a list of the Pros and Cons of the SeQual Eclipse 5 portable oxygen concentrator.

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Setting Up Your SeQual Eclipse 5 Concentrator

Setting Up Your SeQual Eclipse 5 Concentrator

To begin setting up your SeQual Eclipse 5 portable oxygen concentrator, plug the AC power supply cord into the external power receptacle, which is located on the right side midway down the unit. Then plug the cord into an AC power supply outlet. When the unit is properly plugged in an icon of a plug will light up on the control panel on top of the unit. You can also use the DC power supply to charge the unit from a DC outlet. The same indicator will light up when the Sequal Eclipse is plugged in correctly. The unit runs at up to three liters per minute when used with DC power.

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User Question: How is the Eclipse 5 Different from the Eclipse 3?

How is the Eclipse 5 Different from the Eclipse 3?

The Eclipse line of portable oxygen concentrators has a history of high quality and ground-breaking concentrators that have made it easier and more convenient to receive oxygen therapy. If you recently upgraded from the Eclipse 3 to the newest mobile unit, the Eclipse 5, you might have done so for at least one really good reason – the batteries from one Eclipse to another are all compatible.

There are a few other good reasons to upgrade to the Eclipse 5 from the 3, even if you feel like the Eclipse 3 is mostly the same, and you’re already happy with it. The Eclipse 3 is already a great portable oxygen concentrator, but there are a couple major differences between the two that might make you change your mind. Here they are:

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How to Put the Protective Cover on the Eclipse 5

How to Put the Protective Cover on the Eclipse 5

You should be able to take your portable concentrator pretty much anywhere you want to go, and that’s why it’s important to make sure it’s protected from the elements. Just like any electronic, it can be damaged by moisture. The sun’s rays can cause it to wear out and fade, and dirty or dusty air can get inside the vents and other tiny openings and cause it to malfunction. The protective cover is an important part of keeping your concentrator in proper working order.

The Eclipse 5’s protective cover looks nice and is designed specifically for the Eclipse 5. It’s made of sturdy but flexible black material. It keeps the moisture away from the concentrator and has enough of an opening around the vent so that it can still bring in air like it is supposed to.

It also has a clear thin window so you can see the control panel and push the buttons. Being able to see the display screen and press the buttons easily is very important, not only so you can operate it, but also so you can read the screen and see which setting it is on, or see what’s going on if an alarm goes off.

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Financing the SeQual Eclipse 5 Oxygen Concentrator

Financing the SeQual Eclipse 5 Oxygen Concentrator

The SeQual Eclipse 5 is one of the newest portable oxygen concentrators on the market, and the latest and most improved-upon model in the Eclipse line. It features all the best from its predecessor, Eclipse 3, with a few things that make it much more convenient and ideal for travel. Portable concentrators were made to make it safer and easier to travel and go anywhere you need to go, and the Eclipse 5 accomplishes that, while providing the oxygen you need.

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Renting a SeQual Eclipse 5 With AutoSAT

Renting a Sequal Eclipse 3 With AutoSAT for a Vacation

The Eclipse 5 is the latest and best new model in the Eclipse line from Sequal. It takes all the great qualities from the previous model the Eclipse 3 (it’s so much better that they skipped 4!) – the many settings and features for versatility and safety, as well as relatively light weight and small size for such a powerful machine.

It brings along the great feature patented by Sequal – AutoSAT technology. What does this mean for oxygen users? It means the Eclipse 5 will more quickly and accurately adapt to any subtle changes in your breath rate. “Auto SAT” is just short term that refers to how it automatically makes sure you are always saturated with oxygen, the way you’re supposed to be.

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Portable Oxygen Concentrators Over 10 Pounds

Portable Oxygen Concentrators Over 10 Pounds

Here is a summary of the portable oxygen concentrators that weigh over ten pounds.

SimplyGo

This powerful pulse dose and continuous flow portable oxygen concentrator weighs exactly 10 lbs with the battery inside. It’s easy to carry via the carry bag, but you can also roll it around with the lightweight and easy to maneuver mobile cart. The settings range from 1 to 6 in half increments for pulse dose oxygen, and the continuous flow settings go from 1 to 1 in 0.5 increments as well.

The versatile EverGo is quiet, low maintenance and extremely user friendly. The rechargeable batter will last around 3 hours on the pulse dose setting of 2, and 1.6 hours on the lowest continuous flow setting. You can depend on getting an average oxygen purity of 93% at all times on all settings. You can easily charge it with the AC or DC adapters, or charge a battery with the Respirionics External Battery Charger.

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Why You Should Get the Eclipse 5 for Travel

Why You Should Get the Eclipse 5 for Travel

If there was ever a perfect portable oxygen concentrator for any type of travel, it would be the newest of the Eclipse models from SeQual, the Eclipse 5. It has all of the great features of the Eclipse 3, with improvements that have pushed it above and beyond most expectations for oxygen therapy on the go. If you are planning a trip and haven’t yet decided on a portable oxygen concentrator to take with you on your journey, you will want to take this one into consideration.

Like all of our portable oxygen concentrators, the SeQual Eclipse 5 is approved by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). This means it has already been approved for use on most airlines, and he concentrator itself, or the accessory bag containing your batteries won’t count as part of your carry on limit.

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