
Kingon P2 5-Liter Portable Oxygen Concentrator
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What is Kingon's 5-liter portable oxygen concentrator?
If the patient needs supplemental oxygen but you do not want to depend all the time on a stationary home device or an oxygen cylinder, Kingon's 5-liter portable oxygen concentrator can be a practical, portable option. This device belongs to the family of portable oxygen concentrators from Kingon and is designed with a focus on low weight, easy portability and pulse-mode oxygen delivery.
One of the most important things to know when buying this device is that the term “5-liter” on the Kingon portable oxygen concentrator does not mean a 5-liter continuous-flow device like many home oxygen concentrators; rather, it delivers oxygen in pulse dose (Pulse Dose) mode, with a capacity rated as equivalent to up to 5 liters per minute at the corresponding setting. Therefore, it should be chosen based on the patient's actual needs and the physician's prescription.
The portable design of this device makes it appealing for people who need to move around during the day, travel, or do not want to be tied to a stationary device. Kingon models, including the P2, come with a battery and carrying bag and can also be used with mains power and car power.
If light weight, freedom of movement and the ability to use it outside the home matter to you, Kingon's portable oxygen concentrator can be one of the options worth considering in the respiratory equipment market.
Main features and benefits of Kingon's 5-liter portable oxygen concentrator
Light, portable design
One of the most important advantages of this device is its compact design and low weight. The P2-E6 model, with a reported weight of about 1.98 kilograms including the battery, is much easier to move than stationary home oxygen concentrators.
This feature is very important for patients who need to leave home during the day to go shopping, walking or traveling.
Pulse-mode oxygen delivery
Kingon's 5-liter portable oxygen concentrator delivers oxygen in pulses matched to breath detection, unlike many stationary oxygen concentrators.
In this method, the device tries to release oxygen at the right moment when it detects the patient's inhalation. That is why this type of device is used for patients for whom the physician has deemed pulse oxygen appropriate.
Adequate oxygen purity
The specifications of the P2-E6 model list the oxygen concentration as about 90% (with the tolerance stated by the manufacturer). This level is maintained across the device's various settings, although the device's actual performance also depends on the conditions of use and its technical condition.
Rechargeable battery
The built-in battery means the user does not necessarily have to be connected to a power outlet when using the device outside the home.
Battery run time depends on the oxygen setting level, the patient's breathing rate and the conditions of use, so a single fixed time should not be assumed for all users.
Car charging capability
Another important advantage of the device is the ability to use a car power source. The P2-E6 specifications list a dedicated DC adapter for connecting to car power.
This capability is very practical for road trips and longer use away from home.
Color display
The P2-E6 model has a 2.8-inch color display that provides the user with device information and settings.
A good display makes checking the device status and choosing settings simpler.
Relatively low noise
The stated noise level of the P2-E6 at setting 2 is about 37 decibels. Such a low noise level is one of the important strengths of a portable device.
Patient breath detection
For pulse operation, the device uses a breath detection system to deliver oxygen at the right time.
However, note that breath detection does not work the same way for all patients, and some breathing patterns may prevent the device from correctly detecting every breath.
Suitable for travel
The combination of low weight, a battery, a carrying bag and car charging makes Kingon's portable oxygen concentrator an attractive option for people with a more active lifestyle.
Technical specifications of Kingon's 5-liter portable oxygen concentrator
Specification | Details |
|---|---|
Brand | Kingon |
Common model | P2 / P2-E6 |
Device type | Portable oxygen concentrator |
Oxygen delivery method | pulse dose (Pulse Dose) |
Rated capacity | Equivalent to up to 5 liters per minute in pulse mode, depending on model and settings |
Oxygen concentration | About 90% on the P2-E6 model |
Weight with battery | About 1.98 kilograms |
P2-E6 dimensions | About 22.1 × 8.5 × 16 centimeters |
Display | 2.8-inch color LCD |
Noise level | About 37 dB(A) at setting 2 |
Warm-up time | About 2 minutes |
Battery | Rechargeable lithium-ion |
Mains charging | Yes |
Car charging | Yes |
Carrying bag | Yes |
Breath detection | Yes |
Inlet filter | Yes |
Application | Supplemental oxygen supply |
Portability | Yes |
Note: The specifications above relate to the P2/P2-E6 models of the Kingon family and may vary depending on the device version and the supplied battery. When buying, check the exact model printed on the device and the package contents.
Differences between Kingon's portable oxygen concentrator and a 5-liter home oxygen concentrator
One of the most important points in choosing a device is the difference between pulse-dose portable and continuous-flow home oxygen concentrators.
Feature | Portable Kingon | 5-liter home oxygen concentrator |
|---|---|---|
Oxygen output method | Pulse | Usually continuous |
Portability | Very high | Limited |
Battery | Yes | Usually not |
Use in a car | Yes | Usually not |
Weight | Much lower | Higher |
Suitable for travel | Yes | Limited |
Suitable for all patients | No; requires physician approval | Depends on the patient's needs |
So it cannot be said that Kingon is always a replacement for a 5-liter home oxygen concentrator. The choice between the two should be made according to the type of patient need, the amount of oxygen prescribed and whether a pulse system can be used in each case.
Why choose Kingon's 5-liter portable oxygen concentrator?
Kingon's main advantage is the freedom of movement it offers. A stationary home device may be a suitable option for patients who spend most of their time at home, but for someone who leaves home regularly, the weight and size of the device become very important.
Weighing about 2 kilograms with the battery, Kingon is easier to carry, and its bag, battery and car-charging capability make it more convenient to use while traveling.
On the other hand, pulse delivery can help reduce energy consumption and improve portability in the design of portable devices.
Who is the Kingon oxygen concentrator suitable for?
This device can be used by patients for whom a physician has deemed pulse-mode supplemental oxygen appropriate.
Use at home
If the patient needs to leave the house during the day, a portable device offers more freedom than a stationary device.
Car travel
The ability to use car power makes it more practical for road trips.
Daily activities
The device's low weight lets the patient carry it around more easily.
Outdoor use
If the physician has approved the use of a pulse system, the device's portable design makes use outside the home possible.
Important points before buying Kingon's portable oxygen concentrator
Determine the type of oxygen the patient needs
The most important point is to first determine whether the patient needs continuous or pulse flow oxygen delivery.
If the physician has prescribed continuous oxygen, a pulse device should not be chosen simply because it is portable.
Pay attention to the exact device model
The Kingon family includes various models, and their specifications are not the same. So check the exact device model when buying.
Check the battery condition
In used models, battery health is very important. Reduced battery capacity can noticeably shorten the time the device can be used away from mains power.
Check the included accessories
The carrying bag, battery, mains adapter, car adapter and nasal cannula are among the items to check when buying.
Proper care of the device
To extend the life of Kingon's portable oxygen concentrator:
Do not block the air inlet and outlet.
Place the device in a well-ventilated area.
Clean or replace the filters according to the instructions.
Do not use unauthorized adapters.
Charge the battery according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Do not expose the device to smoke, chemical vapors or heavy pollution.
Also, the nasal cannula is an item with a defined service life and should not be shared between several people without following hygiene principles.
Safety tips during use
Oxygen increases the risk of fire. Therefore:
Do not smoke while using oxygen.
Do not place the device near flames or heat sources.
Do not use oil or greasy substances around the oxygen pathway.
Do not block the oxygen outlet.
Do not change the oxygen setting without a physician's advice.
This device is designed to provide supplemental oxygen and should not be considered a substitute for treatment or life-support equipment without a medical assessment.
Frequently asked questions about Kingon's 5-liter portable oxygen concentrator
Does the 5-liter Kingon deliver oxygen continuously?
No. Kingon portable models such as the P2 use the Pulse system and deliver oxygen based on breath detection.
How much does Kingon's portable oxygen concentrator weigh?
With the battery, the P2-E6 model is reported to weigh about 1.98 kilograms according to the manufacturer's specifications.
Can Kingon be charged in a car?
Yes, a dedicated DC power supply for connecting to car power is provided for the P2-E6 model.
Is this device suitable for all patients?
No. Suitability depends on the patient's oxygen needs and whether a pulse system can be used, and must be determined by a physician or the relevant specialist.
Is Kingon suitable for travel?
Yes, its light design, rechargeable battery, carrying bag and ability to run on car power make it more suitable for travel and moving around than stationary oxygen concentrators.
Buy Kingon's 5-liter portable oxygen concentrator from Parsian Teb Kashan
If you are looking for a light, portable oxygen concentrator for your patient, Kingon can be a suitable option to consider, especially if the physician has approved pulse-mode oxygen use.
Low weight, a rechargeable battery, the ability to use car power, a color display, breath detection and a compact design are the main features that make this device attractive for use outside the home.
At Parsian Teb Kashan you can get advice before buying on the exact device model, the type of oxygen delivery, battery condition, included accessories and how well the device suits the patient's needs.
To check the price and availability of Kingon's 5-liter portable oxygen concentrator and place an order, contact the specialists at Parsian Teb Kashan and choose the right model for the patient's needs with expert advice before buying.
The technical specifications of the P2-E6 model in available sources include a weight of 1.98 kilograms with battery, dimensions of 22.1×8.5×16 centimeters, noise of about 37 decibels at setting 2, a concentration of about 90% and a 2.8-inch display.
Technical specifications
| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Brand | Kingan |
| Parent category | Respiratory and breathing-support equipment |
| Category | Oxygen concentrator |
| Weight | 1980 g |
| Stock availability | 10 unit |



