DURATION
Model: P0211EM F400
(Compressor unit)
Model: RF6-12
(Nebuliser and accessories)
EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL INFORMATION
The equipment includes:
Compressor unit - Model: P0211EM F400
A -
A1 - Switch, A2 - Air intake, A3 - Air filter
A4 - Nebuliser holder, A5 - Carrying handle, A6 - Power cable
Nebuliser and accessories - Model: RF6-12
B1 -Connecting tube (compressor/nebuliser unit)
B2 - RF6 Basic
Nebuliser
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B2.1 - Lower part, B2.2 - Complete nozzle
B -
B2.3 - Upper part, B2.4 - Top ventilation cap
B3 - Mouthpiece
B4 - Paediatric SoftTouch mask
B5 - Adult SoftTouch mask
C - Accessory pouch
IMPORTANT NOTE: There is an identification label on the packaging, remove it and affix it in the
spaces provided on page 2. When replacing the Nebuliser and accessories, perform the same
procedure.
Before each use, wash your hands thoroughly and clean your appliance as described in the
section "HYGIENE PREPARATION". During application, it is recommended to adequately protect
oneself from drips. This appliance is suitable for the administration of medicinal substances
(solutions and suspensions), for which aerosol administration is envisaged; such substances
must in any case be prescribed by a doctor. In the case of substances that are too dense, dilution
with suitable saline solution may be necessary, as prescribed by a doctor.
1. Insert the plug of the power cable (A6) into a mains socket corresponding to the voltage of the appli-
ance. It must be positioned in such a way that disconnection from the power grid is not difficult.
2. Assemble the nozzle as indicated in the "Assembly diagram" in point B2.2. Insert the complete
nozzle in the bottom part (B2.1). Insert the Upper ventilation cover (B2.4) in the upper part (B2.3)
as shown in the "Connection diagram" in point B2. Pour the medication prescribed by the physi-
cian into the lower part (B2.1). Close the nebuliser by turning the upper part (B2.3) clockwise.
3. Connect the accessories as shown in the 'Connection Diagram' on the cover.
4. Sit comfortably while holding the nebuliser in your hand, place the mouthpiece to your mouth or use
a nasal piece (if provided) or mask. If you use the mask accessory, place it on your face as shown in the
(Fig. 1) (with or without the use of the elastic band).
5. Switch on the device by pressing the switch (A1) and inhale and exhale deeply; after inhaling, it is
recommended to hold your breath for a moment so that the inhaled aerosol droplets can settle. Then
exhale slowly.
6. When the application is finished, switch off the device and disconnect it from the mains.
ATTENTION: If, after the therapy session, an obvious deposit of moisture forms inside the tube (B1),
detach the tube from the nebuliser and dry it with the ventilation of the compressor itself; this action
prevents possible mould growth inside the tube.
To facilitate the connection of the connection tube (B1) to the compressor unit, act on the end of it by
simultaneously rotating and inserting it, and for removal by rotating and extracting it (FIG. 2).
Service life 400 hours.
The expected average life is 1 year, however it is advisable to replace the
nebuliser every 6 months during intensive use (or sooner if the nebu-
liser is clogged) to ensure maximum therapeutic effectiveness.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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Information on materials
Polypropylene
Polypropylene +
Thermoplastic Elastomers