Breas Medical NIPPY 3+ Positive Pressure Ventilator Instruction Manual

This instruction manual covers the operation, setup, alarms, maintenance, and safety precautions for the Breas Medical NIPPY 3+ positive pressure ventilator.


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Brand
Breas Medical
Category
Other products
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
50
File format
PDF
File size
1.4 MB
Published
12 October, 2026
Updated
12 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
91A37125C5AEF0B9EA6AB4F109C9A9EB

About this manual

The NIPPY 3+ is a pressure-controlled, positive pressure ventilator designed for non-dependent, spontaneously breathing adult patients with respiratory insufficiency or failure. It delivers compressed ambient air to the patient via a full-face mask, nasal mask, nasal pillows, or tracheostomy. The device features a color LCD screen for displaying settings and alarms, which can be adjusted using fascia buttons and an on-screen menu. It supports four ventilation modes: CPAP, Pressure Support, Pressure Control, and IPPV.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Description
  • Intended Use
  • Contraindications
  • Features
  • Explanation of Controls
  • Getting Started
  • Breathing circuits and masks
  • Setting Up
  • Alarms

Specifications

Ventilation ModesCPAP, Pressure Support, Pressure Control, IPPV
Intended Patient Typenon-dependent, spontaneously breathing adult patients
Trigger Sensitivity Scale1 – 10
Low Pressure Alarm Thresholdbelow 50% of the set IPAP level for 10 seconds
High Pressure Alarm Thresholdabove 120% of the working pressure

Frequently asked questions

Who can prescribe and use the NIPPY 3+?

The device must be prescribed by, and used only under the supervision of a qualified physician.

Can the NIPPY 3+ be used for critical care or transport?

No, this device is not intended for use as a critical care ventilator, transport ventilator or for dependent patients.

What interfaces are supported for invasive use?

The device supports invasive use with a Tracheostomy, Full Face Mask, Nasal Mask, or Nasal Pillows.

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