Drive Power Neb Ultra is a compact compressor nebulizer for home aerosol therapy. It plugs into a standard wall outlet and uses a piston-style compressor to turn prescribed liquid medication into a fine mist for inhalation through a compatible mouthpiece or mask.
The Power Neb Ultra Compressor Nebulizer is used with physician-prescribed respiratory medication for conditions that may require nebulizer therapy, such as asthma, COPD, or cystic fibrosis. The compact size supports room-to-room use at home, while the 3.2-pound weight makes the compressor easier to move, store, or pack when treatment setup needs to change.
Nebulizer systems may be used daily or periodically based on prescribed treatment instructions. Some respiratory symptoms may increase during allergy seasons or periods of high pollen. Many patients with severe airflow obstruction may derive subjective and objective benefits from home nebulization.1
This Drive Medical nebulizer includes a built-in nebulizer kit holder to help keep the cup upright between treatment steps. The compressor produces mist particles typically below 5 microns, supporting efficient aerosol delivery during prescribed treatments. Medication use, treatment frequency, and mask or mouthpiece selection should follow the prescribing provider’s instructions.
Features and Benefits
- Built-in nebulizer kit holder helps keep the medication cup upright between treatment steps
- Compact 3.2-pound compressor supports room-to-room use, storage, and travel packing
- Piston-style compressor turns prescribed liquid medication into aerosol mist for inhalation therapy
- Produces particles typically 5 microns or smaller to support efficient medication delivery
- Supports quick treatment times when used as directed with compatible nebulizer parts
- Works with compatible mouthpieces or masks based on the prescribed treatment setup
- AC-powered design plugs into a standard wall outlet for home nebulizer use
What’s in the Box?
- Compressor
- Neb Kit of Choice
- Reservoir Tube
- 7-Foot Tubing
- Medication Cup
- T-Adapter
- Mouthpiece
Product Options
- 18080: Includes the Power Neb Ultra compressor with a disposable nebulizer kit.
- 18081: Includes the Power Neb Ultra compressor with reusable and disposable nebulizer kits.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Drive Medical
- Dimensions
- Length: 6.3 Inches
- Width: 5.3 Inches
- Height: 3 Inches
- Weight: 3.2 Pounds
- Air Flow: 8 LPM
- Maximum Pressure: 35 PSI
- Operating Pressure: 10 PSI
- Nebulization Type: Piston Compressor
- Particle Size: 0.5 to 5 Microns
- Electrical Requirements: 115 VAC, 60 Hz
- Power Consumption: 110 W Max
- Noise Level: < 63 dBA
- Country of Origin: China
- Latex Indicator: Not Made With Natural Latex Rubber
- HCPCS Codes: E0570, A7015, A7013
- Warranty: 5-Year Limited
Replacement Parts and Accessories
- Replacement Filters - Drive Medical Foam Nebulizer Filters (SKU: 18090F): Help support routine compressor maintenance when filters need to be replaced.
- Portable Carry Case - Drive Nebulizer Carry Bag (SKU: 18031): Supports storage and transport for the compressor and related nebulizer supplies.
- Reusable Nebulizer Kit - Drive Reusable Nebulizer Kit (SKU: 18254): Includes reusable nebulizer parts for ongoing treatment setup when compatible with the prescribed therapy.
- Disposable Nebulizer Kit - Drive Disposable Nebulizer Kit (Neb Kit 500): Provides a disposable replacement kit for short-term nebulizer setup needs.
- Children's Compressor Nebulizer - Fish Pediatric Compressor Nebulizer With Reusable and Disposable Neb Kit (SKU: 18091-FS): Offers a pediatric-themed compressor nebulizer option for children when prescribed.
Resources
Drive Medical Catalog Page displays product options and accessories- Instruction and Parts Guide contains information to set up, operate, and care for the neb machine.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How does a compressor nebulizer work?
A compressor nebulizer uses airflow to turn prescribed liquid medication into a fine mist. The medication is placed in the nebulizer cup, and the cup is connected to the compressor with flexible tubing. When the compressor is turned on, airflow moves through the tubing and helps create an aerosol mist that is inhaled through a mouthpiece or compatible mask.
How is the Power Neb Ultra set up for treatment?
Place the compressor on a flat, stable surface near a standard wall outlet. Add the prescribed medication to the nebulizer cup, attach the mouthpiece or mask, connect the tubing to the compressor and nebulizer cup, and turn on the compressor. Treatment setup, medication amount, and use of a mouthpiece or mask should follow the prescribing provider’s instructions.
What is the nebulizer treatment procedure?
During treatment, the patient should sit upright and breathe through the mouthpiece or mask as directed. A slow, steady breathing pattern may help support consistent mist inhalation. Treatment usually continues until the prescribed medication is gone from the nebulizer cup. After treatment, turn off the compressor and clean the nebulizer parts according to the product instructions.
How long are nebulizer treatments?
Nebulizer treatments often last about 5 to 15 minutes. Treatment time depends on the medication amount, compressor output, nebulizer kit, and prescribed treatment instructions.
How often should treatments take place?
Treatment frequency should follow the prescribing provider’s instructions. Some treatments may be used on a set schedule, while others may be used when symptoms occur, depending on the prescribed medication.
Can a mask be used instead of a mouthpiece?
A compatible aerosol mask may be used when a mouthpiece is not the preferred option or when the prescribed treatment setup requires a mask. Mask selection should match the user, medication instructions, and compatible nebulizer parts.
Are there side effects of treatment?
Side effects depend on the prescribed medication, not only the nebulizer compressor. Possible side effects may include thirsty feeling, hoarseness, dysphonia, oral candidiasis, perioral dermatitis, and tongue hypertrophy.2 In another asthma study, researchers found that side effects are common but well tolerated.3 A health care provider should be contacted with questions about medication side effects or treatment instructions.
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