Piston compressor inhaler PEMPA NEB100 by PEMPA — compressor-driven nebulizer for aerosol therapy, includes mouthpiece/mask interfaces

PEMPA NEB100 piston compressor inhalator is a compressor-driven nebulizer designed to deliver medicated aerosols for respiratory therapy. The device produces a fine mist from liquid medication, allowing efficient administration to the upper and lower airways. Suitable for home or clinical use, the PEMPA NEB100 supports treatment of asthma, bronchitis and other airway conditions using a standard mouthpiece or mask interface.

Advantages

The piston compressor design provides consistent aerosol generation and stable output during treatment sessions. The inhalator is compatible with common liquid medications intended for nebulization and operates without complex setup. It includes standard patient interfaces (mouthpiece and mask) for flexible use with adults and children, and its straightforward construction is intended to simplify cleaning and maintenance.

Suitable for

• Home respiratory therapy for chronic conditions such as asthma and chronic bronchitis
• Short-term treatment of acute airway symptoms and wheeze
• Use in clinics, GP practices or outpatient settings for aerosol drug delivery
• Administration with a mouthpiece for adults or a pediatric mask for children

Key specifications

• Compressor type: piston-driven nebulization
• Patient interfaces: standard mouthpiece and face mask included
• Intended use: aerosol delivery of liquid respiratory medications
• Suitable environments: home and clinical use
• Portable form factor designed for tabletop use and simple storage

How to use

Assemble the nebulizer according to the included user instructions, attaching the medication cup to the compressor outlet and fitting the chosen patient interface. Pour the prescribed medication into the cup, secure the lid and connect the tubing between the compressor and the nebulizer cup. Power on the unit and inhale the aerosol through the mouthpiece or mask until the medication is finished or aerosol generation stops. After each session, turn off and unplug the device, disassemble removable parts, and clean components that contact the medication or the patient following the manufacturer’s cleaning guidance to maintain performance and hygiene.

Usage recommendations

Use only medications prescribed or recommended for nebulizer administration. Follow dosing instructions from a healthcare professional, and replace disposable components according to the manufacturer’s schedule. Store the device in a dry place and inspect tubing and connections periodically for wear. Seek medical advice if symptoms persist or worsen despite treatment.