Handheld Medical Nebulizer With Built-in Lithium Battery
A portable handheld nebulizer for upper and lower respiratory therapy, atomising medication into fine particles that reach the trachea, bronchi and alveoli. It is classified as a Class II medical device, carries FCC, CE...
Product overview
What This Product Is And Who It Is For
A portable handheld nebulizer for upper and lower respiratory therapy, atomising medication into fine particles that reach the trachea, bronchi and alveoli. It is classified as a Class II medical device, carries FCC, CE and RoHS certification, and runs on a built-in lithium battery so it can be used at a bedside, in an ambulance or at home without a mains socket. Operating noise is held at or below 25 dB(A), which makes overnight paediatric use practical.
Problems It Solves
- Compressor nebulizers are too loud for a sleeping child, so this unit is held at or below 25 dB(A)
- Mains-powered units cannot be used in transport, so power is a built-in lithium battery
- Uncertified devices fail marketplace and import review, so FCC, CE and RoHS files are supplied
- Short shelf life complicates stock programmes, so shelf life is five years
Who It Is For
- Respiratory equipment distributors and pharmacies
- Paediatric and general clinics
- Hospital procurement departments
- Home care e-commerce sellers
- Private-label brands in home respiratory care
Key benefits
Why Buyers Choose It
- Built-in lithium battery removes the dependence on a mains socket during ward rounds, transport and home visits
- Noise at or below 25 dB(A) allows treatment while a child sleeps, which is where most home-use complaints come from
- FCC, CE and RoHS certification covers the main export listing requirements from one model
- Class II medical device classification lets clinics include it in equipment purchasing
- Five-year shelf life supports distributor stock programmes
- One-year warranty with return and exchange service defines the after-sales position for your customers
Application scenarios
Where It Is Used
Scenarios
- Home treatment of asthma, bronchitis and chronic cough
- Paediatric clinics treating respiratory infections
- Hospital wards and outpatient respiratory departments
- Ambulance and patient transfer use on battery power
- Elderly care facilities managing chronic respiratory conditions
- Pharmacy retail and rental programmes
Technical features
How It Is Built
- Class II medical device classification
- Built-in rechargeable lithium battery
- Operating noise at or below 25 dB(A)
- Compliant with safety standard GB2626-2006
- Portable handheld body for bedside and travel use
- Return and exchange after-sales service
Specifications
Technical Data
| Medical Device Classification | Class II medical device |
|---|---|
| Quality Certifications | FCC, CE, RoHS |
| Safety Standard | GB2626-2006 |
| Power Supply | Built-in lithium battery |
| Noise | Less than or equal to 25 dB(A) |
| Warranty Service | 1 year |
| After-Sales Service | Return and exchange |
| Shelf Life | 5 years |
| Packed Weight | 2.000 kg |
| Packed Length | 20 cm |
Materials
- ABS housing
- Medication cup and mask set
Quality and compliance
Quality Control And Certification
Quality Control
- Each unit is checked against the 25 dB(A) noise limit
- Atomisation output is sample-tested before packing
- Battery charge and run behaviour are verified per batch
- Certification test records are held for FCC, CE and RoHS
- Accessory sets are counted against the packing list
Certifications
Customisation and comparison
Options And Alternatives
Customisation Options
- Housing colour and printed brand
- Mask and mouthpiece accessory selection
- Retail box artwork
- Manual language for your market
- Carton quantity and shipping marks
Compared With Other Options
- Compressor nebulizer
- A handheld battery unit is quiet and portable where a compressor is loud and tied to a socket
- Metered dose inhaler
- Nebulised delivery suits patients who cannot coordinate an inhaler, including small children and elderly patients
- Non-certified consumer nebulizers
- Class II classification with CE, FCC and RoHS documentation clears import and clinic purchasing review
Use guide
How To Use It Correctly
Step
Charge the battery fully before first use
Step
Add the prescribed medication volume to the cup and close it securely
Step
Fit the mask or mouthpiece and switch the unit on
Step
Hold the unit upright during treatment for consistent atomisation
Step
Rinse the cup, mask and mouthpiece after each session and let them dry
Step
Recharge when the battery indicator drops
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FAQ
Handheld Medical Nebulizer With Built-in Lithium Battery FAQ
How quiet is the unit during treatment
Operating noise is at or below 25 dB(A), which is why it is used for paediatric treatment during sleep.
Does it need a mains socket
No. The nebulizer runs on a built-in lithium battery, so it works at a bedside, in an ambulance and while travelling.
Which certifications does it carry
FCC, CE and RoHS, with the device classified as a Class II medical device. Documentation is sent before shipment.
What is the warranty and after-sales arrangement
One-year warranty with return and exchange service. Spare mask and cup sets can be ordered with the shipment.
What is the shelf life for stock planning
Five years, which allows stock building for seasonal respiratory demand.
Can we sell it under our own brand
Yes. Housing colour, printed brand, retail box artwork and manual language can be produced to your specification.
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