Hudson RCI In-Line Features
- It is quick, simple to install and replace
- Allows for bi-directional airflow
- Low resistance to gas flow
- The user keeps the strong airflow that come from the CPAP/BIPAP machine
- Sonically sealed - no chemical adhesives
- Must Have For Allergy Sufferers
- Inline Bacterial Viral Filters are a great option for sleep therapy users who are prone to sickness or allergies. They actively clean the air as it leaves the CPAP or BiPAP machine, working in conjunction with the machines built in filters, to provide exceptionally clean air throughout the night
What to buy with In-Line Bacterial Viral Filter for CPAP/BIPAP Machines
AG Industries Respura CPAP Mask Cleansing WipesContour CPAP 2.0 Sleep Pillow
Why Choose RCI In-Line Bacterial Viral Filter?
- Safe, Easy & Convenient
- These universal inline bacterial viral filters are naturally hydrophobic so they allow maximum filtration with a minimum loss of air flow
- Each unit is sonically sealed so there are no chemical adhesives or unwanted material residue
- Easy to install and should not require re-calibration on most CPAP machines. Simply attach the filter to your machine between the air outlet and your standard CPAP tubing
- After that, turn on your machine and experience a steady flow of clean, pure, good tasting air - Usage
- Disposable and should be replaced whenever the white filter material begins to look dirty
- These filters will last on average 4-6 weeks before needing to be replaced, however your filters may last for a longer or shorter amount of time depending on environmental conditions - Heated Humidification Notes
- Some users find that using it can reduce pressure and therapy effectiveness in humidified CPAP machines. If you experience reduced pressure when using a filter with a humidifier, remove the filter and allow it to dry out completely before re-installing on your system or discontinue use completely - Heated Tubing Notes
- Generally attached to the CPAP or BiPAP machine;s air outlet; however machines that offer integrated heated tubing (i.e. PR SystemOne 60 Series Machines, S9 Machines, AirSense 10 Machines, ICON Machines, etc.) require the tubing to be connected directly to the machine
- If you want to use an Inline Bacterial Viral Filter with one of the machines listed above consider attaching the BV Filter at the end of the heated tubing closest to the mask
- If that is too bulky for you a Feather. Weight connector tube can be added to move the BV Filter further away from the mask attachment - Auto-Adjusting Machine Notes
- Use of Inline Bacterial Viral Filters may adversely effect auto sensing on Auto-CPAP systems especially at pressures below 7 CM H2O
- If your average treatment pressure is below 7 CM H2O Inline Bacterial Viral Filters are not recommended
Hudson RCI In-Line Bacterial Viral Filter For CPAP/BIPAP Machines Frequently Asked Questions
1. What do CPAP Filters Filter Out?CPAP filters separates dust mites, mold, pollen, smoke, and pet dander. Hypoallergenic or In-line filters separates out viruses and bacteria.
2. What is CPAP and why is it used?The CPAP machine increases the air pressure in your throat which prevents the chances of your airway collapsing during the sleep. This machine is most suitable for people suffering from OSA.
3. Do CPAP machines have HEPA filters?The HEPA filter between the output and tubing helps catch 99% of all particles that pass the membrane. This output port HEPA filter provides the cleanest air possible during use when coupled with your intake filter. Excellent for people suffering from allergies.
4. How often should CPAP filters be replaced?It would be best if you replace your CPAP mask every three months, but your cushions and filters should be replaced twice a month. CPAP Mask headgear must be changed every six months.
