Not included: air tubing, pressure sensor tube, tube clips — available separately, or as part of the complete air delivery system (PN 26923).
About this part
The VPAP Adapt SV measures pressure at the patient end of the circuit rather than only at the device. To do this, the proximal cuff sits in the air tubing near the mask, and the pressure sensor tube connects to it — the two join at the cuff with Luer connectors. This lets the device read mask pressure accurately and adjust therapy accordingly. The cuff is one component of the Adapt SV air delivery system, which also includes the air hose, sensor line, and tube clips. If the cuff is damaged or missing, or the sensor tube can't seat properly, the device may report incorrect pressure or trigger alarms — so a genuine replacement restores correct operation without having to replace the entire tubing set.