OTICA Hospital Nebulizer ONEB-9

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

MODEL: Otica Hospital Nebulizer ONEB-9

Overview

The Otica Hospital Nebulizer ONEB-9 is a piston compressor-style medical device designed to convert liquid medication into a fine mist for direct inhalation into the lungs. It is built for sustained use in hospital environments and for individuals requiring frequent home treatments for conditions like asthma, COPD, and bronchitis.

Key Features and Specifications

• Pure Copper Motor: Features a 100% copper motor designed for high performance, energy efficiency, and long-term durability.
• One-Button Operation: Designed for simplicity, making it straightforward for seniors and children to use.
• Safety: Includes an inbuilt fuse and a thermal protection chip that automatically shuts off the unit if it begins to overheat during prolonged use.
• Low-Noise Design: Engineered for quiet operation to provide a calmer experience during treatment.
• Portable Design: Compact build (approximately 1.4 kg) with a carrying handle for easier storage and transport.
• Inhalation Accessories: Typically includes an adult mask, a child mask, an angled mouthpiece, an air tube, and replacement air filters.

Technical Data

Basic Usage Instructions

1. Preparation: Place the main unit on a flat surface and connect it to a power source.
2. Add Medication: Pour the prescribed amount of liquid medication into the center of the nebulizer chamber (cup).
3. Connection: Connect one end of the air tube to the compressor unit and the other to the bottom of the medicine chamber. Attach either a mask or a mouthpiece to the top of the chamber.
4. Treatment: Place the mask over your face or the mouthpiece in your mouth. Turn on the device using the power switch. Sit upright and take normal, regular breaths until all the medicine in the cup has been used.
5. Rest Period: To prolong the life of the motor, it is recommended to let the machine rest for 20–30 minutes after each treatment.