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Inogen Rove 6 Portable Oxygen Concentrator

  • Regular price AED 9,400.00
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Inogen Rove 6 portable oxygen concentrator on white background
AED 9,400.00

Product information

Key features

Six pulse-dose settings

Provides pulse-dose oxygen across settings 1–6 for prescribed ambulatory use.

Lightweight portability

Approximately 2.6 kg with the included 16-cell extended battery.

16-cell battery included

This package includes a rechargeable 16-cell extended battery. Manufacturer runtime is up to 12 hours 45 minutes at setting 1; actual runtime varies.

Travel-ready design

Designed for portable oxygen use and accepted for air travel subject to airline requirements and a valid prescription.

Specifications

DeliveryPulse-dose oxygen
Settings1–6
Oxygen concentration90% ± 3%
Maximum oxygen outputUp to approximately 1,260 mL/min
WeightApproximately 2.6 kg with the included 16-cell extended battery
BatteryIncluded 16-cell extended battery: up to 12 hours 45 minutes at setting 1; actual runtime varies

Frequently asked questions

Is Rove 6 continuous-flow oxygen?
No. Rove 6 is a pulse-dose portable oxygen concentrator.
Can I sleep with Rove 6?
Night use depends on whether pulse-dose delivery reliably meets your prescribed oxygen needs during sleep. Your clinician should confirm suitability.
Can I take it on a plane?
It is designed for portable/air-travel use, but you must follow the airline’s advance-notice, battery and documentation rules.
How long will the battery last?
This package includes the 16-cell extended battery. Inogen lists up to 12 hours 45 minutes at setting 1. Actual runtime varies with the prescribed setting, breathing rate, battery age and operating conditions.
Can I change my oxygen setting myself?
Use the setting prescribed by your clinician. If your oxygen saturation is not meeting the prescribed target, seek clinical advice rather than simply increasing the setting.
Oxygen is a prescribed therapy. Use the prescribed setting and seek urgent medical care for severe breathlessness, chest pain, confusion or persistently low oxygen despite prescribed therapy.