Pumani Bubble CPAP Pump Filter 3-541 – Neonatal Respiratory Machine Replacement Air Filter

The Pumani Bubble CPAP Pump Filter is a replacement air filtration accessory designed for the internal pump of the Pumani neonatal respiratory support system. The filter helps prevent dust and airborne debris from entering the pump, supporting efficient airflow and reliable operation of the CPAP machine. Designed for periodic inspection and replacement during preventive maintenance, it helps maintain the equipment's ability to deliver the required respiratory gas flow. Suitable for neonatal intensive care units, maternity hospitals, newborn care centres and biomedical engineering maintenance facilities. Key Features & Specifications - Product Type: Internal Pump Air Intake Filter - Manufacturer: Hadleigh Health Technologies - Product Reference: 3-541 - Compatible System: Pumani Bubble CPAP - Primary Function: Filters ambient air entering the internal pump - Filtration Purpose: Traps dust and airborne debris - Installation Location: Internal pump intake, beneath the pump mounting plate - Filter Construction: Replaceable filtration element - Material: Manufacturer-specified filter media - Airflow Compatibility: Designed for the Pumani CPAP system's pump - System Total Flow Capacity: Up to 10 L/min - Maintenance Inspection: Every 6 months - Replacement: When visibly dirty or obstructed - Typical Replacement Period: Approximately every 1–2 years, depending on environmental dust conditions - Cleaning: Follow manufacturer instructions; replacement is recommended for visibly contaminated filters - Reusability: Replacement component - Electrical Requirement: None - Dimensions: Manufacturer-specific; verify with supplier - Installation: Qualified biomedical engineer or authorised service technician - Post-Replacement Testing: Verify full total-flow capacity and normal CPAP operation - Packaging: Individual replacement filter - Quantity: 1 piece - Product Condition: New - Applications: Neonatal CPAP maintenance and repair - Suitable Facilities: NICUs, maternity hospitals, neonatal wards and biomedical engineering workshops