What's the matter with the ventilator disinfection kit
At present, both abroad and domestically, the method used for disinfection of CPAP ventilators is commonly known as ozone. The respirator disinfection kit is essentially an ozone generator designed for CPAP respirator disinfection. Previously, the disinfection kit mainly used lithium batteries instead of regular batteries, which can be used for a month (disinfected once a week) when fully charged. At the same time, it sets the disinfection time for each session to 35 minutes, and automatically shuts down after disinfection is completed, without the need to adjust the disinfection time, which is more convenient. In addition, the design of the exhaust port has better integration with the CPAP ventilator pipeline. With such a convenient disinfectant in hand, you can disinfect the CPAP ventilator according to your requirements anytime and anywhere.
The reason why there are a large number of bacteria and viruses on the inner wall of CPAP respirators - the irreversible design of the product structure
1. Most machines extract indoor air not only from the air inlet indicated in the manual, but also from the interface or bottom gap of the shell without filter cotton barriers, allowing for smooth entry of bacteria.
2.In order to minimize noise, a large amount of uncleanable soundproof cotton is wrapped around the fan - a bacterial culture area.
3.In order to prevent a large amount of dust from directly entering the air duct, the inlet of the fan inside the machine is covered with an uncleanable filter cotton - a bacterial culture area.
4. For the sake of being smaller and lighter, most machines do not separate the air and electrical circuits, and bacteria can easily land on warm circuit boards and blades - a bacterial breeding bed. Working for a long time before the machine stops will generate heat due to excessive internal protective layers, resulting in poor heat dissipation - providing the optimal temperature range for bacterial growth (5 ℃~20 ℃).
5. Usually, the filter cotton provided by respirator manufacturers can only filter dust and cannot filter bacteria. On the contrary, the accumulation of dust cannot be cleaned - providing a large amount of food for bacteria. Under appropriate conditions, it is conservatively estimated that the number of bacteria increases by one million times per day (assuming a 16 hour shutdown) because the growth rate of bacteria is usually 15-45 minutes per generation.
The transmission pathways of harmful bacteria
A large amount of harmful bacteria inside the CPAP ventilator, humidifiers, pipelines, and masks enter the alveolar tissue and deposit directly with the air through the high-pressure airflow of the CPAP ventilator, and then transfer to other organs through the circulatory system, causing serious harm to the human body.
1.Currently, all disinfection and cleaning methods on the market are focused on external pipes and masks, while there is no good recommendation for machines that are most prone to bacterial and viral growth. The household CPAP respirator disinfection device uses reactive oxygen species to thoroughly clean and disinfect the interior, solving this problem.
2. The inner diameter of the CPAP ventilator tubing is thin and long, and there are areas that cannot be reached by manual cleaning with neutral detergent. If the tubing is soaked in disinfectant and not cleaned properly, there may be disinfectant residue. Use reactive oxygen to cover every dead corner inside the tubing to completely remove residue and odor.
3. After each use, the CPAP ventilator tubing should be immediately disinfected to prevent contaminated tubing from causing secondary infections. Utilize the timing device on the disinfection host to ensure the maintenance of disinfection gas concentration per unit volume and ensure sterilization effectiveness.
4. After each use of the mask and pipeline, put them into the disinfection device and use reactive oxygen to eliminate 99.99% of bacteria, bacteria, and molds, without the need for water or chemicals.
5. Before disinfection, there is no need to open the mask or pipeline, which is very convenient and fast.
Frequently asked question
1. What bacteria and viruses can reactive oxygen species kill?
Reactive oxygen species have extremely strong broad-spectrum bactericidal ability. It is highly bactericidal to pathogenic bacteria and viruses, such as Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli, hepatitis B virus, Salmonella, etc. Even the mold that has strong resistance to chemical disinfectants also has strong bactericidal ability; It can even dissolve and denature the genetic genes, parasitic particles, viral particles, bacteriophages, mycoplasma, and pyrogens inside the bacterial corpse, causing them to be destroyed.
2.Is reactive oxygen species harmful to the human body?
Reactive oxygen is an unstable chemical structure that combines with minute oxygen (O2) within 30 minutes of exposure to air, without any residual substances. It solves the problem of secondary contamination of residues during disinfectant disinfection and does not require further cleaning after disinfection. Harmless to the human body.
3.What are the hazards of inhaling harmful substances through the respiratory tract?
Various diseases induced by acute and chronic respiratory diseases, myocarditis, pneumonia, and viral infections. In spring (high humidity) and summer (high temperature and humidity), there are other patients living in the same environment, which is a period of high incidence of epidemics. Normally, the concentration of bacteria in indoor air is not sufficient to cause illness, but the bacterial population that grows in the internal environment of CPAP ventilators is highly likely to exceed the acceptable proportion for the human body.
4. The disinfection time is 35 minutes. If there is no electricity during the disinfection process, should it be disinfected again for 35 minutes?
When the disinfection bag is being disinfected, the red indicator light will light up to indicate that the battery level is low, indicating that the current disinfection is sufficient but not enough for the next disinfection. Therefore, after the disinfection is completed, the disinfection bag should be charged in a timely manner for future use.
5. The exhaust fan of the disinfectant bag is broken, can it be replaced?
If it is not artificially damaged during the warranty period, it can be returned to the manufacturer for replacement.
6. What microorganisms can disinfectants kill?
Candida albicans, Staphylococcus aureus, and Escherichia coli. Candida albicans can cause ulceration of the tongue, severe E. coli can cause intestinal bleeding, and Staphylococcus aureus can cause keratitis.
7. How long does it take to charge the disinfectant bag at once and how long can it last?
The green display light for each charge indicates that it is fully charged, and it can last for one month at a time (calculated by disinfecting once a week).
8.What is the difference between Disinfection Treasure and the original Robot Disinfection Treasure?
Disinfection Treasure uses lithium batteries for charging, with a long service life and good disinfection effect. Robot disinfection guards need to install batteries, and the battery life is not long.
9. Disinfection Treasure uses ozone to disinfect CPAP ventilators. Will the residual ozone be harmful to the human body?
Our product has been tested and qualified by the microbiological testing center. During disinfection, ozone is directed towards the CPAP respirator, and ozone will decompose into oxygen in the air. After disinfection is completed, it is recommended to use it every hour.












