VARON In-Car Portable Oxygen Concentrator for High Altitudes and Travel VT-1 + Free Battery & Adapter

The VT-1 is designed for maximum flexibility and can run in three different ways: 1. Plugged into a wall outlet (AC power); 2. Connected in your car (DC power); 3. With an external battery

When using AC or DC power, just connect the machine with the right power cord.

To charge the battery, plug it into an AC or DC power source using the correct cord.

 Continuous Mode provides a constant flow of oxygen, adjustable between 1 to 5 liters per minute. It maintains an oxygen concentration of around 90%, with a slight decrease as the flow rate increases. This mode is ideal for steady oxygen support when plugged into an AC or DC power source.

Pulse Mode delivers oxygen only when you breathe in, maintaining a consistent 90% oxygen concentration. If no breath is detected for 6 seconds, the system automatically switches to a steady flow, releasing oxygen every 3 seconds. At level 6, the frequency increases to every 1.5 seconds. This mode is perfect for conserving battery power, making it great for on-the-go use.

For optimal performance, we recommend using Continuous Mode while plugged in and Pulse Mode when using the battery for mobility.

We have a collection of accessories for our devices. You can look up the right accessories that match your device. Also, if you have any questions about accessories, you can contact us to get access.

A portable oxygen concentrator is a device that separates oxygen from the air and allows you to breathe in the oxygen on an as-needed basis. Portable oxygen concentrators can run on both AC and DC power, and they can be charged by both. This battery charge allows it to bring in air, separate the oxygen from the rest of the air, and deliver it back into your lungs at whatever rate is appropriate for you. Some portable oxygen concentrators offer both continuous flows and pulse dose settings.

The home oxygen concentrator is a device that converts air into oxygen, allowing you to breathe easier. It runs on AC power and is only compatible with home or stationary models. The concentrator brings air through the inlet vent into the machine, where it passes through a filter that catches dust and other small foreign particles before going through an oxygen separation system. The oxygen is then released through the tube and cannula in the proper dosage.