Why does inhalation using the mask take longer with Beurer IH 40 Respiratory Product?
Inhalation using the mask takes longer because you breathe less medication per breath through the holes of the mask than via the mouthpiece. The aerosol is mixed with ambient air via the holes.
Why should each person have their own Beurer Respiratory Product atomiser?
Yes, it is absolutely essential that each person has their own atomiser for hygiene and to prevent cross-contamination.
What to do if the Beurer Respiratory Product atomiser does not produce enough aerosol?
If your Beurer Respiratory Product atomiser isn't producing enough aerosol, consider the following: * Ensure the water tank is filled. * Verify that there is a sufficient amount of medication in the atomiser. * Hold the atomiser vertically. * Confirm that you are using a suitable medication fluid prescribed by your doctor (viscosity must be less than 3).
What should I consider when using the Beurer IH 40 Respiratory Product with babies and children?
When using the Beurer Respiratory Product with babies and children, keep the following in mind: * For babies, ensure the mask covers both the mouth and nose for effective inhalation. * For children, the mask should also cover the nose and mouth. * Avoid nebulizing someone who is sleeping, as not enough medication will reach the lungs. * Inhalation should always be supervised by an adult, and the child should not be left alone.
What to do if the output is too low on Beurer IH 40 Respiratory Product?
Check whether the control dial for the airflow is set correctly.
Why is there inhalation solution residue in the medication container of my Beurer IH 40 Respiratory Product?
This is normal and is necessary for technical reasons. Stop the inhalation as soon as you can no longer detect nebulisation or the device switches off automatically due to a lack of inhalant.
Crucial safety guidelines for device operation, medication, and user health.
Key safety points regarding power, liquids, environmental conditions, and device handling.
Steps for preparing the atomiser, filling the medication container, and the nebulisation chamber.
Critical advice on device positioning, suitable additives, and proper breathing techniques.
Critical warnings and important notes regarding safe cleaning and disinfection practices.
General| Voltage | 230 V |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Mouthpiece | Yes |
| Mask | Yes |
| Type | Inhaler |
| Dimensions | 200 x 150 x 100 mm |
| Accessories | Mouthpiece, mask |
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