Compressor nebulizer BR-CN003 _ BI-RICH
Why do we need a nebulizer?For individuals coping with asthma, cystic fibrosis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and other respiratory diseases a nebulizer will be prescribed as part of the treatment plan to control and ease respiratory distress. A nebulizer is a device used to convert liquid medication into a cloud-like mist that is delivered to the lungs via a face mask or mouthpiece. Compressor and ultrasonic nebulizers are two main types of nebulizers used to administer aerosol medication to the individual’s respiratory system.So how to choose to a nebulizer ?
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bi-rich1Specifications & Applications
1.Power: AC 230 V-50Hz or 120V -60Hz
2.Input Power: 160VA or 180VA Max
3.Rate Current: 0.7A or 1.5A
4.Operation Pressure Range: 9-16 psi (62-110kPa)
5..Operating flow range: 5-8 LPM
6.Max Pressure: ≥35 psi(241kPa)
7.Nebulization Rate: 0.2mL/min～0.6mL/min
8.Particle size (MMAD):2.4μm
9.Noise: ≤58 dB(A) (at 1 meter distance)
10.Max Capacity of Medicine cup: 6mL(cc)
11.Residual volume≤1.0ml
12..Operation Condition: +5℃ to + 40℃，30% R.H. to 85% R.H.
13.Transportation and storage conditions:-20℃~60℃,10%R.H.~93%R.H
14.Operating atmospheric pressure range:70～106 kPa
Product Introduction
Features:-Easy carry handle.-One button easy operation.-Effective medication delivery.-Ball bearing piston, working life＞3000 .hours.-Ideal for all ages.-Color available: Blue / Green / Pink / .Yellow.
Specific .Function.The Compressor nebulizer is a .capable of breaking down the .large particle within .suspensions. One button .operation with overheat .protection and make it effective .medication delivery.
How to choice .your compressor .nebulizer? .Choosing the proper nebulizer require .information from your physician; .consult with your physician and /or . pharmacist to find the type of .medication and which nebulizer is best .suited for your prescribed nebulizer treatment .
