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Small, relatively cheap oxygen concentrators
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My husband put my large concentrator in the basement and ran a line up through the floor. He used a Bluetooth plug to plug it in. I put an app for the plug on my phone and I can turn the concentrator on and off from my phone.
You don’t hear the concentrator at all now. Zzzzz!
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But you also can't see the lights on the machine if there is a problem.
I'd like to know more about this. My concentrator sucks up a huge amount of electricity every month but the company that provides it said definitely DO NOT turn the machine on and off. Believe me, I'd like to if I could, but I was told not to. Did anybody advise you about turning your concentrator on and off as needed?
@otterbein79 I would like a Bluetooth option to turn my large concentrator on/off as needed since I keep mine in a separate room from where I am during the day. My machine only has a 110 volt type plug. Can you please provide more info on the exact Bluetooth plug and if this works with the type of plug my machine has. Also, the app name you use. Thx.
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My concern with this would be the air quality in the basement. Some houses have hidden mold in the walls. I would do an air quality test to make sure the air is clean. Second I was told I could not go over 50’ of hose. I have my concentrator 15’ from me and can barely hear it.