Explore the Kingon Range of Oxygen Concentrators

An oxygen concentrator pulls in ambient air, removes nitrogen, and delivers concentrated oxygen to you via a nasal cannula or mask.

Unlike oxygen cylinders, concentrators do not store large amounts of compressed oxygen. They continuously produce oxygen to meet your needs, as long as the device has mains power or battery supply.

There are two main oxygen delivery modes:

Pulse flow devices delivers oxygen in short bursts when you inhale. This helps maximise oxygen delivery while conserving battery life and is commonly used in smaller, lightweight portable oxygen concentrators.

Continuous flow devices delivers a steady stream of oxygen regardless of your breathing pattern. These devices are larger and heavier than portable oxygen concentrators and are typically used in home or stationary settings.

Some models, like the Kingon P2-TOC (Transportable Oxygen Concentrator), offer a hybrid solution, combining higher output capability with portability for users who need flexibility across home and transport use.

Yes. Kingon oxygen concentrators are medical-grade devices designed for clinical and home oxygen therapy use, and meet relevant international manufacturing and safety standards.

Kingon devices deliver medical-grade oxygen, typically generating an oxygen concentration of around 90% (−3% / +6%) under normal operating conditions. This distinguishes them from non-medical or wellness devices on the market that may only deliver significantly lower oxygen concentrations of 30%.

All Kingon portable oxygen concentrators are designed to support everyday mobility and travel.

The P2- POC range is FAA-approved for international and domestic air travel, including use on airlines such as Qantas and Virgin Australia, subject to airline policies and advance approval. Check individual product pages for FAA approval details and downloadable airline notification forms when travelling with a Kingon device.

Kingon products are available through authorised local Australian stockists, retailers, and medical equipment providers.

Buying through an authorised supplier ensures genuine products, local warranty support, and access to servicing and consumables.

Support and servicing are provided through Kingon’s authorised Australian network. This includes:

• Technical support
• Warranty assistance
• Routine servicing
• Access to replacement parts and accessories

Your supplier can guide you on local service arrangements.

Routine maintenance requirements vary by model and usage, but typically include:

Portable Oxygen Concentrators

• An oxygen sieve bed will need replacing between 12-18 months, depending on usage. The device will let you know onscreen when a sieve bed needs replacing.


Transportable and Stationary Oxygen Concentrators

• Your supplier will advise on recommended service intervals to ensure optimal performance and longevity.

Users can help with regular cleaning or replacement of air intake filters.

Only use accessories recommended by your local stockist or Kingon Australia. Avoid petroleum-based lotions near oxygen equipment due to fire risk.

Kingon concentrators are designed with a focus on freedom:

• Lightweight portability
• Reliable oxygen delivery
• Simple, intuitive controls
• Practical accessories that support everyday use

They are built to support mobility, confidence, and long-term use in both home and travel settings.

Pulse-dose concentrators are designed to detect inhalation and deliver oxygen accordingly.

If breathing is not detected, the device will deliver an automatic bolus/puff of oxygen (auto-pulse mode) about every 3 seconds until breathing is detected again. For users who require oxygen during sleep or have irregular breathing patterns, a continuous-flow device may be more appropriate. Always consult a healthcare professional to determine the right device for your needs.