When selecting a portable concentrator to connect to your CPAP, it would be important to know what the psi rating is of the oxygen generator because CPAP pressure might be overwhelming of the concentrator to be able to push the oxygen into the air duct. My home concentrator has enough psi to blow up a balloon but my small continuous flow portable oxygen generator is too weak to push oxygen into the duct too.

I have a rested air curve 10, and normally use a large home concentrator. For travel, I have the Simply Go portable unit, but recently, it has trouble running above 1 LPM because the SEIVE canister needs replacement/service. I am having difficulty finding anyone who can service the Simply Go. If I could find the replacement SEIVE cartridge, I could do it myself. Do you know of a good service center or parts supplier for the Simply Go? Excellent info and videos. I have recently found your channel and really like it. Thank You

I have a home big concentrator hooked to 50 ft of hose to get out to where my C-Pk is when I sleep. My O2 concentrator is set at 2 ml My c-Pk is at 9 psi. How does the O2 concentrator overcome the 9 psi pressure?

Is there a video on how to connect a home oxygen concentrator to a resmed air 11 with heated tubing?

You CANNOT USE a #PULSEDOSE #POC, such as an #INOGENONE #G3, #G4, or G5 , with Your #PAPMachine, You MUST USE a #CONTINUOUSFLOW POC, such a #RespironicsImplyGO, or Other CONTINUOUS FLOW Models.