Gray Tubing Elbow Connector for CPAP/BiPAP Machines
7 Total Reviews
- Brand:Philips Respironics
- Part Numbers:1051168
This Tubing Elbow Adapter allows you to connect standard or slim breathing tubes to most CPAP/BiPAP machines at a 90° angle to the machine so there is less stress on the tubing connection and the pathway from the sleep therapy device to the bed is more convenient.
Made by Philips Respironics, this Tubing Elbow Adapter is compatible with most machines from Philips Respironics, ResMed, Fisher & Paykel, Drive DeVilbiss and others.
Compatibility Information: This elbow will not work when using heated tubing or when using a CPAP/BiLevel device with non-standard tubing connectors.
GENERAL SPECS
- Manufacturer:Philips Respironics
- Part Numbers:1051168
- HCPCS Codes:E1399
- GTIN Codes:00705968370539
- FSA Eligible:Can be purchased with FSA Cards
PHYSICAL SPECS
- Materials:Latex Free
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It Just Works
The elbow was exactly as pictured and described. Perfect for my needs. Prompt shipping, too!
Written by joe-13894, 2018-01-29 -
Tubing Elbow Connector
Exactly what I was looking for. Exactly what I was looking for.
Written by Peter Biancardi, 2017-08-03 -
CPAP parts
Works great..Just what I needed
Written by Jim, 2016-08-01 -
Tube Elbow
Works great; releases the strain on the tube, which comes out of the CPAP machine at a 90 degree angle, to a less stressful 45 degrees, increasing, I am sure, the useful life of the tubing.
Written by Bill K, 2016-02-13 -
elbow connector
does not fit without really pushing hard on unit. it broke the next time I tried.
Written by jd, 2013-04-25 -
cpap hose placement
Connector get the hose pointed in the correct direction. Nice when close to the wall.
Written by Spike, 2013-02-14 -
Just a convenience item...
Really didn't need this item, just keeps my hose from being bent... My CPAP unit has a 45 degree swivel on the top, but since my hose heads straight up to an overhead support, the extra angle is nice. Now the CPAP unit can be shoved against our platform bed, where I can reach the darn thing, and the hose is directed straight up.
Written by Christopher H., 2012-08-04
