Able Actineb AC2000 Heavy Duty Nebuliser
Able Actineb AC2000 Heavy Duty Nebuliser
Heavy Duty Nebuliser suited for home and clinic use.
This reliable nebuliser offers a high flow solution that is suitable for nebulising all commonly prescribed medications for chronic and acute chest conditions. Continuously rated and designed with a storage compartment for drugs, mask and accessories.
- Most popular model, easy to use
- Ideal for children and elderly
- Capable of nebulising bronchodilators, steroids and antibiotics
- Durable, compact case
- Reliable and simple to use
- Discreet storage area for drugs, mask and accessories
- Easy to carry handle
- Includes Adult Mask, Bowl and Tubing
You can buy Able Actineb AC2000 Heavy Duty Nebuliser online in Australia from Chemist Direct
Cleaning and Maintenance:
The compressor nebuliser devices are suitable for external surface cleaning only, after each use with approved CE marked disinfectant wipes, for the lifetime of the device. (Refer to Information for Use booklet for further details).
Consumables (for single patient - multiple use):
- Detach consumables from compressor nebuliser.
- Disassemble all parts, including the nebuliser chamber.
- Discard any residual medication.
- Rinse all consumables in warm washing up detergent,
ensuring detergent flows through driveline thoroughly. - Rinse all parts with clean water.
- Drain driveline, assemble and attach the driveline and
medication chamber to the outlet filter of the compressor
nebuliser. - Turn on compressor nebuliser for a couple of minutes to
push all residual moisture from the driveline and jet holes. - Detach and disassemble.
- Place all parts on a dry lint free cloth to dry thoroughly
before use or storage.
Accessories included:
Microneb III nebuliser chamber x 1, driveline x 1, adult face mask x 1, child face mask x 1, mouthpiece x 1, inlet filter x 1, outlet filter
Not to be used in children under two years of age without medical advice. This product is sold by weight not volume. Some settling may occur. If symptoms persist consult your healthcare professional.
