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Respironics Universal Inline Pressure Valve for Preventing Backflow in CPAP/BiPAP Systems
This Pressure Valve is a spring-loaded valve that helps prevent the back flow of oxygen (O2) or water from the patient circuit into CPAP/BiPAP systems when the machine is turned off. Any back flow passes out of the circuit through vents in the valve. When the CPAP/BiPAP machine is operating, the valve allows air to flow normally through the patient circuit but when the pressure is eliminated the valve seals to prevent backflow.
This Pressure Valve is a spring-loaded valve that helps prevent the back flow of oxygen (O2) or water from the patient circuit into CPAP/BiPAP systems when the machine is turned off. Any back flow passes out of the circuit through vents in the valve. When the CPAP/BiPAP machine is operating, the valve allows air to flow normally through the patient circuit but when the pressure is eliminated the valve seals to prevent backflow.
- The pressure valve should be attached inline between the machine and the patient breathing tube.
- This valve will not prevent water backflow from integrated humidifiers or humidifiers attached with a short coupler.
- This valve can be used in conjunction with Universal Inline Bacterial Viral filters.
Description
Respironics Universal Inline Pressure Valve for Preventing Backflow in CPAP/BiPAP Systems
This Pressure Valve is a spring-loaded valve that helps prevent the back flow of oxygen (O2) or water from the patient circuit into CPAP/BiPAP systems when the machine is turned off. Any back flow passes out of the circuit through vents in the valve. When the CPAP/BiPAP machine is operating, the valve allows air to flow normally through the patient circuit but when the pressure is eliminated the valve seals to prevent backflow.
This Pressure Valve is a spring-loaded valve that helps prevent the back flow of oxygen (O2) or water from the patient circuit into CPAP/BiPAP systems when the machine is turned off. Any back flow passes out of the circuit through vents in the valve. When the CPAP/BiPAP machine is operating, the valve allows air to flow normally through the patient circuit but when the pressure is eliminated the valve seals to prevent backflow.
- The pressure valve should be attached inline between the machine and the patient breathing tube.
- This valve will not prevent water backflow from integrated humidifiers or humidifiers attached with a short coupler.
- This valve can be used in conjunction with Universal Inline Bacterial Viral filters.
