Breath-Actuated Aerosol Delivery
The system uses a breath-actuated nebulizer (BAN) that releases aerosol only during inhalation. No aerosol is produced during exhalation or pauses, reducing medication loss and improving the amount of drug that reaches the lungs.
Two Delivery Modes
A built-in switch allows you to choose between breath-actuated mode and continuous flow. This flexibility supports different medication types or respiratory needs. Continuous mode provides uninterrupted flow, while breath-actuated mode helps reduce waste.
Inhalation Feedback Mechanism
The AeroEclipse XL BAN includes a green feedback button. When visible, the device is pressurized and ready. The button drops during inhalation, confirming that aerosol delivery is occurring. This visual guide helps maintain proper breathing technique.
Mask or Mouthpiece Compatibility
The standard mouthpiece can be replaced with ComfortSeal masks in multiple sizes. This allows the system to be used by both children and adults who may not be able to use a mouthpiece effectively.
Marked Fill Lines for Accurate Dosing
The medication reservoir includes fill indicators from 0.5 mL to 6 mL. These guides help ensure proper medication volume and reduce dosing errors during preparation.
Low Noise Level
Operates at approximately 60 dB(A), comparable to normal conversation. This makes it suitable for use in shared spaces or during nighttime treatments without significant disruption.
Reusable Nebulizers with Cleaning Options
Each AeroEclipse XL BAN nebulizer can be cleaned in the dishwasher (top rack), boiled, or disinfected using a vinegar solution. With proper care, each unit is designed for up to six months of use.
Compact Size for Home Use
The tabletop compressor measures approximately 7" × 6.1" × 3.9", making it suitable for small spaces. The flat base keeps it stable during use and simplifies storage between sessions.
EZ Twist Tubing for Secure Connection
Includes twist-on tubing that attaches securely and removes easily. This design minimizes the risk of leaks and accidental disconnections during therapy.
