• Kingon P2 portable oxygen concentrator backpack.

Kingon P2 Portable Oxygen Concentrator Series Backpack

 

BPP-200: Backpack compatible with the P2 Portable Oxygen Concentrator Series.

The Kingon backpack is designed to make the portable oxygen concentrators more portable, fall resistant and easier to carry for long periods of time.

Thick Padding

The bag comes with in-built thick pads so that there is minimal damage to the device during a fall.

Extra padding also helps in carrying the bag around more comfortably.

The padding can absorb the wear and tear of daily use, protecting the oxygen concentrator from any scratches or accidental damage.

Two Internal Pockets

The Kingon bag pack comes packed with two internal pockets.

They can be used to the device adapters, your external battery or any other additional device accessories.

This allows you to have all the required components in one place to sustain your oxygen therapy for a longer time

Avoids Over Heating of Device

The bag contains a net-like section which is designed to be placed in front of the air vent of the device to avoid over-heating of the device.

This ensures that the device has a open flow of air and not blocking the flow from and to the oxygen concentrator.

Specially Designed Straps

The strap of the bag is designed to fix or hold the nasal cannula.

It is easy to use and reduces any tangling issue while travelling or performing any activities.

 

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Testimonials

  • Just wanted to say a big thanks. The unit has arrived this morning and its a brilliant bit of kit and so easy for mum at 85 to manage. Excellent service

    Therese Peck

  • I learned that the Kingon is the lightest weight portable oxygen concentrator approved by both the FDA and FCC. This meant that I could use it on an airplane. Prior to getting this unit I was instrumental to take at least SIX bottles of oxygen with me to ensure I didn’t run out. In other words, I would constantly have to walk back to our vehicle and switch tanks. Instead I was able to take my Kingon, power cords, and extra battery to meet my needs. Because you are able to use the Kingon even as it charges I kept mine plugged into the cigarette lighter of our vehicle e route to the festivities. This meant that my unit was fully charged when we arrived at the venue. I was receiving such a great supply of oxygen that I didn’t rush to reconnect to my home unit as I sat visiting with my family. Suddenly my son spoke up saying he thought that my colouring was better and I was breathing easier on my portable unit than when I used the big concentrator. The oxygen from my new Kingon seem more pure and I found that I didn’t feel as short of breath. If you depend on a machine like I do you understand just what a blessing this is! I no longer have to worry about losing my independence because the Kingon will allow me to remain active as well as independent. If you are considering obtaining a portable device be sure to check this one out!

    Matthew Jones

  • Very professional prompt service. I use their Kingon portable oxygen concentrator. Best of 4 brands I have used in over 9 years. Lightweight and reasonably priced.

    Lindsay Standen

  • I had been looking at the P2 Kingon POC so getting a chance to use one was awesome. I would rate it at a 5. The increased mobility it provides is awesome . I wear it cross body and my activity has doubled.

    James Granger

  • Easy to use and reliable !

    Howard Bert

  • I love the light weight of this machine. It performs amazing and so glad that they were available. Thank You.

    Diana Burwood

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Man sitting in a chair by a rainy window with a cup of coffee, looking sad. He doesn't have a Kingon portable oxygen concentrator.
Man fishing in a forest with trees and sunlight filtering through. He is using a Kingon P2 portable oxygen concentrator with the carry bag.