Rhythm P2 Portable Oxygen Concentrator Owner's Manual

Below you will find brief information for P2, P2-E6, P2-E7. This manual provides essential details for using your portable oxygen concentrator, designed to supply supplemental oxygen for daily activities or at home. You'll learn about its flow settings, battery duration, alerts, power options, and maintenance, ensuring optimal performance and effective therapy for your device.

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Key features

  • Portable and compact oxygen concentrator

  • Pulse dose oxygen delivery (breath detection)

  • 5 oxygen flow settings (1 to 5)

  • Up to 5 hours of battery life

  • Audible and silent alert modes

  • AC and DC power supply options

  • Easy-to-clean and replaceable filters

  • FAA compliant for air travel

Frequently asked questions

Press the On/Off button once to turn it on. Press and hold the On/Off button for one second to turn it off.

Check if the battery is installed correctly and verify the AC/DC power connections. If the problem persists, contact your equipment provider.

The Pre-Filter Cover should be cleaned weekly using a mild liquid detergent and water. Ensure it is completely dry before use.

If no breath is detected for 15 seconds, the device will display an 'Absence of Breath' alert (and sound an audible alert if enabled) and enter auto-pulse mode until breathing is detected again.

No, you must use only the P2 AC power supply and P2 DC power supply specified by the manufacturer to ensure proper function and avoid safety risks.

User questions

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Where is the breath sensor located on the P2 Portable Oxygen Concentrator?

The document does not explicitly state the physical location of the breath sensor within the P2 Portable Oxygen Concentrator. However, the 'Parts Diagram' section indicates a 'Breath Detection Light' on the device. The 'General Operation' instructions also mention that the P2 will sense if a user is breathing from it, suggesting that the breath sensing functionality is integrated into the device's oxygen delivery system, likely through the nasal cannula connection. While the document describes the function and alerts related to breath detection, the precise physical location of the sensor is not detailed.

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