Owgels Mini Portable Travel Concentrator

Owgels Mini Portable Travel Concentrator | Care Bangla

The Owgels OZ-1-05LM0 answers a question no cylinder and no home concentrator can: how does someone on oxygen therapy leave the house? At roughly 2 kg with battery operation, this unit travels in a shoulder bag while generating its own oxygen from room air — no refills, no cylinder weight, no dependence on a power socket for the duration of an outing. That freedom carries a real price, and it only makes sense for patients whose prescription actually suits a portable unit. For anyone on high continuous flow, a mains-powered home concentrator remains the correct and far cheaper choice.

Price: BDT 155,000
Cash On Delivery available across BD.

Understanding Flow Settings on a Portable Unit

This is the detail that decides whether the machine suits you, and most listings skip it entirely. Settings 1 to 5 on a portable concentrator are not the same as 1 to 5 litres per minute on a home unit. Portables deliver oxygen in pulses timed to the patient's inhalation rather than as a constant stream, which is how a 2 kg device manages what a 19 kg machine does — by delivering oxygen only when it counts.

Consequently, two questions decide the purchase:

• Does the prescription specify continuous flow? If yes, a home concentrator or cylinder is the right equipment, not this.
• Is the oxygen needed overnight? Breathing becomes shallow during sleep, and pulse delivery can miss breaths. Most portables are intended for waking, active use.

Bring your prescription to the conversation and we'll tell you honestly which category you fall into.

Where the Portability Genuinely Pays Off

• Around 2 kg carried on the shoulder, against 13–16 kg of cylinder that needs a trolley
• Up to 4 hours of battery covers a hospital appointment, a family function, or a journey without mains power
• No refills ever — the unit makes oxygen from ambient air, ending the refill cycle entirely
• Under 50 dB keeps it quiet enough for a restaurant, a waiting room, or a car
• Built-in nebuliser handles medication delivery on the same device, useful for COPD patients who need both
• Oil-free compressor and external filters keep maintenance to something a family member can manage

Who This Is Built For

• Patients on low-flow oxygen who want to travel, work, or attend family events
• People whose oxygen need is intermittent rather than constant through the day
• Households already running a home concentrator or cylinder who need mobility on top of it
• Patients who find cylinder logistics — refills, deliveries, trolley weight — the hardest part of therapy
• Anyone whose doctor has confirmed pulse-dose delivery suits their condition

Who should buy something else: patients prescribed high continuous flow, those needing oxygen through the night, and anyone using oxygen primarily at home. A 5 or 10 litre home concentrator costs a fraction of this and serves those cases better.

Why Buy From Care Bangla?

• We check the prescription against the machine before selling, because a portable is the wrong purchase for many patients and we would rather say so
• 100% original Owgels stock with warranty documentation and traceable serial numbers
• Setup and demonstration included, covering settings, battery management, and filter cleaning
• We stock the alternatives too — home concentrators from BDT 40,000 and cylinders from BDT 8,000 — so the recommendation stays honest
• After-sales support runs locally, including filter supply and service, rather than leaving you with an imported unit and no backup

Order Today

At this price the machine deserves a conversation rather than a click. Therefore, before ordering, call us with the prescribed flow rate and how the oxygen is actually used through the day. If a portable fits, we'll arrange delivery and setup anywhere in the country. If it doesn't, we'll point you to the equipment that does. Cash On Delivery available across BD.

📞 Just reach out — we'd be glad to help you decide.