Household Electric Handheld Asthma Inhaler Digital Display Home & Commercial Use Desktop Compressor Nebulizer

Description

Shenzhen Fitconn Technology Co.,ltd was founded in 2012 . It is a comprehensive enterprise dedicated to the research and development, manufacturing, sales and after-sales service of household medical products. The products cover nebulizer (compressor nebulizer, DC Compressor nebulizer and Mesh nebulizer), anti-decubitus air mattress, oximeters, fetal doppler, blood pressure monitors, etc. The business covers more than 150 countries around the world, with an average annual service of more than 2,000,000 family. Fitconn adheres to the concept of create health by heart, and is committed to improving the diversification of atomization methods, let’s households medical products and modern medical technology can benefit thousands of families around the world, with respect, tolerance, integrity, efficiency, innovation and persistence as core values, Integrate superior resources, take innovation as the source of development, and take science and technology as the foundation of success, and strive to provide each consumer with more professional, advanced and safer medical products. Fitconn has the class II medical device production qualification and over 50 patents , the company has passed the 13485 quality system certification, and some products have passed the EU CE and FDA certification

Fitconn MY-151B: The Mesh Nebulizer That Thinks in Two Speeds

Not every patient breathes the same way. A six-year-old with childhood asthma, a thirty-year-old with allergic bronchitis, and a seventy-year-old with COPD all need aerosol therapy — but they do not need the same treatment intensity. The Fitconn MY-151B is built around this simple, often overlooked truth: one nebulizer cannot serve everyone well if it only knows one speed.

This is a mesh nebulizer — not a compressor — which means it generates aerosol through a piezoelectric vibrating mesh rather than a piston-driven air pump. The difference is not academic. Mesh nebulizers are silent, compact, and battery-operated by design. They do not roar. They do not weigh down a travel bag. They do not tether the patient to a wall outlet. The MY-151B measures small enough to disappear into a coat pocket and runs on either two AA batteries or USB power, making it genuinely portable in a way that compressor units simply are not.

Two Modes, Two Populations, One Device

The defining feature of the MY-151B is its dual operating mode system, controlled through a large LCD display that shows battery level, timer status, flow mode, and liquid shortage warnings in plain view.

Mode One: 10 Minutes, High Atomization. This is the adult setting — a faster, denser mist for patients with mature lung capacity who can tolerate a more aggressive treatment cycle. The nebulization rate sits at 0.2 mL per minute, with particle size in the 3 to 5 micrometer range. At this speed, a standard 3 mL dose is fully aerosolized within the 10-minute window, delivering medication efficiently without prolonging the session.

Mode Two: 20 Minutes, Low Atomization. This is the pediatric and geriatric setting — a gentler, slower mist that reduces throat irritation and allows patients with smaller airways or lower tidal volumes to inhale comfortably over a longer period. Children who panic at dense mist. Elderly patients who fatigue quickly. Anyone whose breathing pattern is shallow or compromised. The MY-151B adapts to them rather than forcing them to adapt to the machine.

This is not a marketing segmentation. It is a clinical necessity, and the MY-151B makes it as simple as pressing a button.

The Self-Cleaning Function Nobody Talks About

Mesh nebulizers have a well-documented weakness: the mesh plate — the perforated membrane that turns liquid into mist — can clog with crystallized medication residue, especially with saline solutions and certain corticosteroid suspensions. A clogged mesh plate means reduced output, uneven particle size, and eventually, device failure. The MY-151B addresses this with a dedicated self-cleaning mode, accessible through the menu interface.

The user fills the medication cup with clean water, selects the self-cleaning cycle, and the device runs a rinse sequence that clears residual deposits from the mesh. This is not a substitute for proper cleaning protocol, but it is a meaningful maintenance tool that extends the functional life of the mesh plate between deep cleans. For a device with a one-year shelf life and one-year warranty, this feature is the difference between a nebulizer that lasts the full year and one that degrades in six months.

What the LCD Actually Shows

The display panel on the MY-151B is more than a cosmetic addition. It is an operational dashboard:

Battery status icon — no guessing when the AA cells are about to die

Timer countdown — the selected 10 or 20 minute mode, counting down in real time

Flow mode indicator — high or low, so the user knows which setting is active

Liquid shortage warning — the device detects when the cup is running dry and alerts before the mesh runs empty

Self-cleaning icon — confirms when the cleaning cycle is active

For elderly users or caregivers managing treatment for someone else, these visual cues remove ambiguity. They turn a medical device into something that can be operated correctly without reading a manual.

Quiet Enough to Use Anywhere

The MY-151B operates at below 50 dB at one meter — quieter than a whispered conversation, quieter than the ambient hum of most indoor environments. This is the natural advantage of mesh technology over compressor technology. There is no piston, no motor, no mechanical vibration. Just the silent oscillation of a piezoelectric element behind a perforated membrane.

For parents treating children during school hours. For travelers using the device in shared accommodations. For anyone who has ever felt self-conscious about the mechanical racket of a compressor nebulizer in public, the MY-151B offers something closer to invisibility than noise.

The Fitconn Pedigree

The MY-151B comes from the same factory that produces the CDC300S, CDC500S, and CNB690 series — Shenzhen Fitconn Technology Co., Ltd., a TÜV Rheinland verified manufacturer with 21 years of operation, 4.9 out of 5 store rating, and 19% reorder rate across over 3,200 buyer reviews. The factory spans 9,500 square meters and holds SGS, MDR EU, and 93/42/EEC certifications. Fitconn ranks as the number one leading factory for household medical devices on its platform, with annual export revenue exceeding fifteen million US dollars.

This matters because mesh nebulizers, more than compressor units, depend on manufacturing precision. The mesh plate is a micro-engineered component — its hole diameter, its vibration frequency, its material consistency all determine whether the device produces a therapeutic aerosol or a useless fog. A factory with Fitconn's quality infrastructure is not guaranteed to build a better mesh nebulizer, but it is far less likely to build a bad one.

Who Should Carry This

The MY-151B is the right product for a distributor whose customer base spans multiple age groups and needs a single SKU that covers them all. It is the right product for a retail buyer who wants a travel nebulizer that does not sacrifice clinical performance for portability. And it is the right product for any procurement manager who has learned that the cheapest mesh nebulizer on the shelf is usually the most expensive one to support — because when the mesh clogs in month three, the warranty claim and the replacement cost erase whatever margin the low price created.

Available in blue, green, white, yellow, and grey, the MY-151B is a product that can be merchandised as a consumer device — not a clinical instrument, but a personal health tool that happens to meet medical-grade specifications. That is a positioning that opens retail channels that compressor nebulizers, with their bulk and noise, simply cannot access.

The Final Word

The Fitconn MY-151B does not try to be everything. It does one thing with unusual clarity: it gives two distinct patient populations — fast-breathing adults and slow-breathing children and elderly — a nebulizer that meets them where they are. The dual-mode system, the self-cleaning function, and the silent mesh operation are not features added to fill a brochure. They are the logical consequence of designing a device that actually understands its users.