Description: BMC G3 Auto CPAP Machine series features a humanized interface design with real-time data display and Intelligent Auto settings that allow the device to adapt to both the user and their environment. The G3 comes standard with a humidifier, integrated heated tubing, Wi-Fi module (OPTIONAL COMPONENT) and fine-particle filter box, with an optional SpO2 oximetry sensor. Accessing patient data is quick and easy with the BMC RESmart software program and BMC ares App.

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1. Auto-Humidity Control

2. Fine-Particle Filter

3. Central Apnoea Detection

4. 4-20 cm therapy pressure

5. Free RESmart software program

6. Accessory Change Reminder function

7. Real-time alert for tubing/mask leak

8. 5 heater settings on heated humidifier

9. Pre-Heating Humidifier Option Available

10. The option of integrating a SpO2 Sensor

11. Auto-Ramp feature Senses patients Sleep/Wake State

12. RESlex exhalation relief with three comfort settings

13. Free Mobile app available for QR code method of data access

14. Super Quiet Operation with multi-stage noise reduction technology

15. Smart Auto-Adjusting Pressure Treatment based on pressures from the previous 5 nights of use

20. Four methods of data access including SD Card Software, iCode, and Web-Based Platform to View Patient Downloads

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Accessories replacement reminder
Accessories replacement reminder and reminder cycle can be set for mask, air tubing and air filter, so that the consumables can be replaced regularly in time to ensure a better therapy effect.

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Pre-heat
G3 A20 has a pre-heat feature, to warm your humidifier water up for ultimate comfort during cold, dry weather.

Auto Ramp
New auto ramp feature senses when the user falls asleep and will adjust ramp time appropriately.

Reslex
The device are able to detect the expiratory phase of each breath, and automatically reduce the pressure at different level according to the Reslex setting, to help the user to breath out easily, and increase the comfort.

CSA detection
G3 uses oscillating wave technology to determine which type of apneas are best treated with changes in airflow and pressure.