Get quality bedside therapy in this small portable, travel size CPAP machine. It may be small in size, but with its smart features and using proven algorithms, the AirMini provides you with quality therapy. It is the complete package that is truly compact and lifestyle-friendly.

The AirMini measures 5.2cm x 8.4cm x 13.6cm and weighs only 300 grams!

The compact AirMini CPAP device includes CPAP (fixed pressure), APAP (automatic) and APAP for Her modes all within the one machine. It offers features such as AutoRamp, Expiratory Pressure Relief and Smart Start.

The AirMini doesn’t have a screen. Instead ResMed have developed the AirMini smartphone app to activate the machine, update settings, manage comfort options and monitor your sleep. This Bluetooth-enabled app (available for iPhone, iPad or Android devices) also allows you to monitor your therapy as well as make updates to the AirMini machine settings. All components are plug-and-play and can be used for effective therapy straight out of the box.

ResMed have developed a tube and connector with a built-in vent that is made possible thanks to its innovative ActiveAir technology. To deliver quality performance at such a small size, these connectors will only work with specific ResMed For Her Masks.

  • N20 Nasal Mask
  • F20 Full Face Mask
  • P10 Nasal Pillow Mask

Item

Warranty Period

CPAP, bilevel and ventilation devices (including integrated humidifiers and including external power supply units).

Battery accessories (including but not limited to DC cable, PSU adapter and coupler kit).

2 years (Standard)

5 years (Extended)

Click here for full Resmed warranty details

30 Day satisfaction guarantee available on new ResMed CPAP Machines*

*ResMed terms & conditions apply

NB. Replacement items are not eligible for exchange.

SKU RESAirMiniStarterHER
Brand ResMed

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