Concentrator, charger, and power supplies not included.
Away from home, the SimplyGo Mini runs on its battery, and run time depends on the prescribed flow setting (higher settings draw more power). The Mini is offered with two battery options: this standard battery and an extended battery.
The standard battery is the lighter, smaller choice. It runs for less time than the extended battery, but it keeps the device as light as possible — which matters when you're carrying it. It's a good fit for shorter outings, and it makes an excellent lightweight spare to keep charged alongside an extended battery for longer days: carry the extended for capacity and the standard for a light top-up.
As a lithium-ion battery, it should be charged, stored, and handled per the manufacturer's instructions. This battery is for the SimplyGo Mini — the full-size SimplyGo uses different batteries.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product type | Standard rechargeable battery (lithium-ion) |
| Compatible device | Philips Respironics SimplyGo Mini |
| Capacity | Standard (lower than extended battery; lighter) |
| Run time | Varies by flow setting — shorter than the extended battery; see user guide |
| Included | Battery only |
| Not included | Concentrator, charger, power supplies |
| Related | SimplyGo Mini extended battery (1116817) |
| SKU | 1116816 |
| Brand | Philips Respironics |
Charge, store, and handle the battery per the SimplyGo Mini user guide and the battery's instructions. Don't expose it to excessive heat, moisture, or physical damage, and don't open or modify it. Charge it fully before travel or a long outing. Run time depends on flow setting — a battery supplements, but doesn't replace, the oxygen supply plan advised by your provider. For air travel, check your airline's rules for lithium medical-device batteries in advance and carry the manufacturer's documentation; airlines often limit the number of spare batteries and require them carried in the cabin.
What's the difference between the standard and extended battery? The standard battery is lighter and more compact but runs for less time; the extended battery (1116817) holds more charge and runs longer, but weighs a little more.
Which device does it fit? The Philips Respironics SimplyGo Mini. (The full-size SimplyGo uses different batteries.)
How long does it last on a charge? Less than the extended battery, with exact run time depending on the prescribed flow setting. Check the SimplyGo Mini user guide and confirm your needs with your provider.
Can I use it as a spare alongside an extended battery? Yes — many users carry an extended battery for capacity and a standard as a lighter spare.
Can I take spare batteries on a plane? Airlines have specific rules for lithium medical-device batteries, often including how many spares you may carry and that they be in the cabin. Check with your airline in advance.
Do I need a prescription? No — the battery itself is an accessory and does not require a prescription. (Oxygen therapy is prescribed by a physician.)
How is it delivered? We offer local pickup and delivery in Brooklyn and across NYC. Because this is a lithium battery, shipping is subject to carrier regulations — please contact us at (718) 735-3400 and we'll confirm delivery options for your address.
This is a lithium-ion battery. Charge, store, and handle it per the manufacturer's instructions and the device's user guide. A battery supplements but does not replace the oxygen supply plan advised by your provider. Follow airline rules for lithium batteries when travelling.