DeVilbiss Compressor Nebulizer System Pulmo-Aide

Compressor Nebulizer System Pulmo-Aide

The Pulmo-Aide compressor nebulizer system is a tabletop compressor nebulizer for buyers who need a dedicated aerosol therapy device. It fits homecare or clinical settings where dependable power and a compact footprint matter. This unit measures 7.5 W x 7.2 D x 4 H inch, weighs 4.8 lbs., and operates at 58 dBA.

Good Fit For

• Homecare equipment purchasing
• Clinical treatment rooms
• Facilities standardizing compressor nebulizer units

Key Features

• Compressor nebulizer system format for aerosol therapy workflows
• Compact tabletop size helps fit smaller treatment areas at 7.5 W x 7.2 D x 4 H inch
• 58 dBA sound level for buyers comparing operating noise
• Unit weight of 4.8 lbs. supports placement and transport planning
• Electrical requirements are specified as 140 watts, 2.5 amps, 115 VAC, 60 Hz
• Flow range is 8 lpm or greater with operating pressure 35 psig or greater

Applications and Usage

• Adding a compressor nebulizer system to a home respiratory care setup
• Equipping a clinic or treatment room with a compact tabletop nebulizer unit
• Comparing compressor nebulizers by noise level, footprint, and power requirements

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Check that your location supports 115 VAC, 60 Hz power before ordering.
• Review the unit footprint and 4.8 lb. weight for countertop or cart placement.
• If operating noise matters in your setting, compare the 58 dBA sound level with your environment needs.
• This listing does not include material, size designation, or sterility details.

FAQ

• What type of nebulizer is this? This is a compressor nebulizer system.
• How large is the Pulmo-Aide compressor nebulizer system? The unit measures 7.5 W x 7.2 D x 4 H inch.
• What does the unit weigh? The compressor nebulizer system weighs 4.8 lbs.
• What power requirements does this nebulizer system use? The unit is rated at 140 watts, 2.5 amps, 115 VAC, 60 Hz.
• How loud is this compressor nebulizer system during operation? The stated sound level is 58 dBA.

From Pulmo-Aide by DeVilbiss.