Fisher & Paykel FreeMotion RT040 Full Face Mask

✅ Product Overview

The FreeMotion RT040 Full Face Mask by Fisher & Paykel is crafted for user requiring reliable full-face coverage during non-invasive ventilation (NIV) or CPAP/BiPAP therapy. It provides a secure fit with minimal pressure points, ensuring user comfort while maintaining an effective seal.

Designed for ease of use, this mask supports clinical environments as well as personal therapy, offering clear vision, stability, and performance.

Fisher & Paykel FreeMotion RT040 Full Face Mask Key Features

• Full face coverage – ideal for mouth and nose breathing users.

• High-quality seal – reduces leaks for more effective therapy.

• Ergonomic design – lightweight and comfortable for extended use.

• Adjustable headgear – ensures a secure, personalized fit.

• Clear visibility – wide field of vision for user comfort.

• Versatile use – suitable for CPAP, BiPAP, and non-invasive ventilation therapy.

📊 Specifications

📦 What’s Included

• 1x Fisher & Paykel FreeMotion RT040 Full Face Mask

• 1x Adjustable Headgear

• 1x Silicone Cushion (based on selected size)

❓ FAQs

What is the Fisher & Paykel FreeMotion RT040 mask used for?

The RT040 is a full face mask designed for CPAP, BiPAP, and non-invasive ventilation therapy, offering a secure seal and reliable comfort.

Does the mask include headgear?

Yes, the RT040 comes with headgear included, ready to use with your device.

Can I use this mask with any CPAP or BiPAP machine?

Yes, the RT040 mask is compatible with all standard CPAP/BiPAP machines with a standard 22mm connection.

How often should I replace the cushion and headgear?

• Cushion: every 3–6 months

• Headgear: every 6 months (or sooner if stretched or worn)

Is the mask available in multiple sizes?

Yes, the RT040 is available in Small, Medium, and Large for a customized fit.

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