Compressor Nebuliser

Compressor nebulizer is a medical device that uses compressed air to atomize liquid medicine into tiny particles, allowing patients to deliver the medicine directly to the respiratory tract and lungs by inhalation. It is often used to treat respiratory diseases such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, etc.

1. Under normal working conditions, the pressure range of device is 60kPa～130kPa.
2. When the pipeline blockage occurs etc. in the device, the pressure produced by the device will not break in the range of 130kPa ~ 400kPa.
Residual liquid volume：≤0.7mL
Machine noise：Noise of machine in normal operation: ≤ 65dB (frequency-weighting characteristic A).
Continuous working hours：When the device works continuously for more than 4 hours under normal temperature and AC power supply, it should be able to work normally.
Enclosure/Patient leakage current：Nomal condition≤0.1mA;
Single fault condition≤0.5mA.
Droplet partical size:1um-5um "
 

Before use, you need to place the compressor on the table, connect the power supply, connect the tube at one end to the medicine cup, and the other end to the compressor. Then fill the medicine cup, the patient needs to sit up straight, put the mouth on the mouthpiece, and breathe slowly. If using a mask, you can also breathe in the same way. When the compressor starts to make a "sputtering" sound, the treatment is over, the compressor should be turned off, and the power supply should be unplugged before cleaning. It is recommended to wipe the outside of the compressor with a damp cloth at least once a month, and disconnect the tube and disassemble the nebulizer for cleaning after each use.

1. Able to deliver medication in a precise and controlled manner.
2. Easy to use, suitable for people of all ages, including children and the elderly.
3. Portable and convenient, allowing patients to administer medication at home or on the go.