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The Exhalation Elbow for FitLife Total Face Mask is the genuine Philips Respironics replacement elbow for the FitLife Total Face CPAP Mask. This critical component is where the CPAP hose connects to the mask and houses the built-in exhalation port and entrainment valve.
The entrainment valve serves an important safety function: when your CPAP device is running, the valve flapper covers the fresh air inlet so therapy air flows into the mask. When airflow is turned off, the flapper lies flat to allow room air to flow in and out through the fresh air inlet, preventing CO2 buildup. If the flapper does not close or function properly, the elbow must be replaced.
The elbow also contains the built-in exhalation port with radial diffusion leak ports that deflect exhaled air away from your bed partner and provide quiet operation. No separate exhalation device is required when using the FitLife mask.
Made from durable Polycarbonate material, this replacement elbow is designed to be more robust than the original for longer service life. Installation is simple: hold the faceplate swivel and gently pull the old elbow out, then press the new one into the faceplate swivel without tools or excessive force.
This elbow is compatible exclusively with the FitLife Total Face CPAP Mask and will not work with any other mask.
Built-In Exhalation Port — Radial diffusion leak ports deflect exhaled air away from your bed partner and provide quiet operation without requiring a separate exhalation device.
Entrainment Valve Safety — The integrated entrainment valve allows room air to flow when the CPAP is off, preventing CO2 buildup. When therapy is on, the flapper closes to direct device airflow into the mask.
Durable Polycarbonate Construction — Made from thick, robust Polycarbonate material for long-lasting performance and resistance to cracking during removal and installation.
Tool-Free Installation — Simply hold the faceplate swivel and press the new elbow into place. No tools or excessive force required.
FitLife Exclusive — Designed specifically for the Philips Respironics FitLife Total Face CPAP Mask. Not compatible with any other mask model.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Philips Respironics |
| Part Number | 1060809 |
| Material | Polycarbonate |
| Dimensions | 76 x 51 x 38 mm |
| Type | Entrainment Elbow with Built-In Exhalation/Air Entrainment Valve |
| Tax Category | CPAP Replacement Supplies |
| Billing Code | E1399 (Misc. Product) |
| Storage Conditions | -4° to +140°F (-20° to +60°C), 15% to 95% RH non-condensing |
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The entrainment valve inside the elbow ensures you can breathe room air when the CPAP is off, preventing dangerous CO2 buildup. A malfunctioning valve means immediate replacement is needed.
Radial diffusion ports deflect exhaled air away from your bed partner for quieter operation. No separate exhalation device is needed with the FitLife mask system.
Made from thick Polycarbonate for resistance to cracking. Installs in seconds by pressing into the faceplate swivel with no tools required.
This exhalation elbow is designed exclusively for the Philips Respironics FitLife Total Face CPAP Mask (Small, Large, and Extra Large sizes). It will not work with any other mask.
The entrainment valve is a safety feature built into the elbow. When your CPAP is running, the valve flapper closes to direct therapy air into the mask. When the device is off, the flapper lies flat to allow room air to flow in and out, preventing CO2 buildup.
No. An exhalation port is built into the FitLife Total Face Mask elbow, so a separate exhalation device is not required.
Hold the faceplate swivel firmly and gently pull the old elbow out. Press the new elbow into the faceplate swivel until fully seated. Do not use excessive force or any tools.
Replace the elbow if the entrainment valve flapper no longer opens or closes properly, if the elbow is cracked or damaged, if you detect air leaks at the connection point, or if the exhalation ports are clogged or damaged.
With the CPAP turned off, verify the valve flapper lies flat so room air flows freely. With the CPAP on, confirm the flapper covers the fresh air inlet and therapy air flows into the mask. If the flapper fails either test, replace the elbow immediately.
The Exhalation Elbow for FitLife Total Face Mask is made from Polycarbonate, a durable plastic material that resists cracking during removal and installation.
The Philips Respironics part number for the FitLife Entrainment Elbow is 1060809.
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