I just received my Zeo Mobile Headband and I use the Activa LT Nasal and Quattro Full-Face Masks and I am wondering how I can use these with the headband? If I can't, are there any recommendations to which masks I should use that others have been successful with? I just wanted to let people know that I did do a search here and it wasn't coming up with anything.
DJ
Zeo Mobile Headband and xPAP?
Zeo Mobile Headband and xPAP?
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Re: Zeo Mobile Headband and xPAP?
I'm currently using both a Zeo (the model with the bedside unit, not the mobile) and a Swift FX nasal mask without any issues.
I put the zeo on first and then slip the Swift FX's headgear on afterwords. I have to be a bit careful when doing this so that I don't dislodge the Zeo, but it's easier than I thought it would be.
Of course, the Swift FX is designed to be worn very, very loose and has very minimal headgear as well.
I put the zeo on first and then slip the Swift FX's headgear on afterwords. I have to be a bit careful when doing this so that I don't dislodge the Zeo, but it's easier than I thought it would be.
Of course, the Swift FX is designed to be worn very, very loose and has very minimal headgear as well.
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Re: Zeo Mobile Headband and xPAP?
Can the Zeo Mobile be used with the iPad, or does it need to be the iPhone?
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Re: Zeo Mobile Headband and xPAP?
Maybe Jay will see this thread. He attached his ZEO to his Quatro somehow.
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Re: Zeo Mobile Headband and xPAP?
DJ, I use my Zeo bedside headband with my quattro ffm. I assume the Zeo mobile headband is similar.
Here's how I did it.
1. I discarded the Zeo headband (the strap that holds the transmitter and contacts)
2. I placed the transmitter/contact portion of the Zeo where the Quattro headgear would normally attach to the mask. This will keep the headgear and your transmitter on your forehead.
3. I discarded all the top pieces of the Mask ( the forehead rest and adjustment mechanism). This leaves a "stem" sticking up from the body of the mask with a hole in it.
4. I fashioned a loop from a piece of wire (paper clip) and attached it through the hole with the loop vertically on the outside of the mask (away from the head).
5. Through the loop I put a 3/4 in strap of Velcro (the hook part) about 12 inches long.
6. I use the velcro to hold the mask to head gear, attaching just above the ears. To keep the Velcro from grabbing all along the headgear, I covered all but about the last inch or so of the Velcro strap with a like strap of the fuzzy part. (no sewing)
7. I attached the bottom of the mask as before.
This sounds a lot more complicated than it is and it results in a set-up where the tension of the mask and the Zeo transmitter are independently adjustable.
Jay
Here's how I did it.
1. I discarded the Zeo headband (the strap that holds the transmitter and contacts)
2. I placed the transmitter/contact portion of the Zeo where the Quattro headgear would normally attach to the mask. This will keep the headgear and your transmitter on your forehead.
3. I discarded all the top pieces of the Mask ( the forehead rest and adjustment mechanism). This leaves a "stem" sticking up from the body of the mask with a hole in it.
4. I fashioned a loop from a piece of wire (paper clip) and attached it through the hole with the loop vertically on the outside of the mask (away from the head).
5. Through the loop I put a 3/4 in strap of Velcro (the hook part) about 12 inches long.
6. I use the velcro to hold the mask to head gear, attaching just above the ears. To keep the Velcro from grabbing all along the headgear, I covered all but about the last inch or so of the Velcro strap with a like strap of the fuzzy part. (no sewing)
7. I attached the bottom of the mask as before.
This sounds a lot more complicated than it is and it results in a set-up where the tension of the mask and the Zeo transmitter are independently adjustable.
Jay
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