ResMed AirFit P30i - Nasal Pillows CPAP Mask
Sleep the way you want with the ResMed AirFit P30i
The ResMed AirFit P30i is a nasal pillows CPAP mask designed for people who move during the night or want to sleep in any position. Thanks to its top-of-the-head tube connection, the hose stays out of your way and follows your movements naturally.
Top-of-the-head connection: no more hose interference
The breathing tube connects at the top of the head and features a 360° rotating elbow that moves with you. The quick-release system allows you to disconnect and reconnect the tube easily during the night, without removing the mask.
QuietAir™: a quieter night
The integrated QuietAir™ vent gently diffuses exhaled air to reduce noise and limit airflow towards your bed partner. With a noise level of around 21 dBA, the AirFit P30i is one of the quietest nasal pillows masks in the ResMed range.
Minimalist comfort and reliable seal
The soft dual-wall nasal pillows rest gently under the nose, helping to maintain a stable seal while reducing pressure on the nasal bridge. The compact design minimises facial contact.
Stable fit with SpringFit frame
The SpringFit self-adjusting frame helps stabilise the mask and automatically adapts to different head shapes for a secure and comfortable fit, even if you change sleeping positions.
Modular system: compatible with AirFit N30i
The AirFit P30i is part of the AirFit 30i series. You can use the same frame and headgear with either an AirFit N30i nasal cradle cushion or an AirFit P30i nasal pillows cushion, making it easy to switch between mask styles.
Key features
- Top-of-the-head tube connection: greater freedom of movement
- 360° rotating elbow with quick-release
- QuietAir™ technology for reduced noise
- Dual-wall nasal pillows for comfort and seal
- SpringFit frame for stable, self-adjusting fit
- Modular design: compatible with AirFit N30i
Note: the AirFit P30i mask is not compatible with ResMed AirMini™ devices.
Product information
- Brand ResMed
- Reference 63865
Features
- Setting to select on the device Pillows
Specific references
- EAN13: 619498638659
- MPN: 63865
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the P30i and the classic P10?
The P30i features a top-of-head tube connection, while the P10 uses a classic front connection. This top connection frees the face, follows your movements and makes stomach sleeping or position changes easier. The P10 stays lighter and more minimalist, the P30i offers greater freedom of movement.
Which pillow size should I choose?
The P30i comes in several nasal pillow sizes (S, M, L) and frame sizes (S/M and M/L). The standard frame fits most face shapes. For pillows, start with size M. The pillow should rest gently in the nostril without stretching it or causing discomfort.
Is the P30i suitable for stomach sleeping?
Yes, this is one of its main strengths. With the top-of-head connection, the hose stays clear of your face and pillow. You can sleep on your stomach, your side or change position freely during the night, without pulling the mask or losing the seal.
Is the P30i compatible with my CPAP?
Yes, the P30i works with all standard CPAP devices using the universal 22 mm connection. This includes AirSense 10, AirSense 11, DreamStation 2, Loewenstein Prisma and most machines. The P30i is not compatible with the ResMed AirMini travel CPAP.
Can I switch from P30i to N30i without buying a full new mask?
Yes, this is the value of the modular AirFit 30i system. The frame and headgear are identical between the P30i (nasal pillows) and the N30i (nasal cradle cushion). You can swap styles by ordering only the cushion you want, without replacing the full structure.
What is the noise level of the P30i?
The P30i runs at around 21 dBA thanks to QuietAir technology. Exhaled air is gently diffused through the rotating elbow, with no direct jet towards your partner. It is one of the quietest nasal pillows masks in the ResMed range, on par with the AirFit P10.
When should I replace the cushion and headgear?
Replace the nasal pillows every 2 to 3 months depending on use. The headgear and frame usually last 6 to 12 months. Swap the silicone as soon as it becomes stiff, yellowed or leaks despite the correct size. A worn mask compromises the effectiveness of your therapy.
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