ResMed AirFit N20 Cushion
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- AirFit N20 and N20 for Her
- AirTouch N20 frame
Overview
On the ResMed AirFit N20 nasal mask, the silicone cushion is the part that wraps around your nose and keeps the air where it belongs. Replacing it brings back a soft, even seal, so the mask stays comfortable on gentle strap settings.
It comes in Small (63550), Medium (63551) and Large (63552), with one cushion in each order. It pushes into the N20 frame you already have, so your headgear and elbow carry over unchanged.
Key features:
- Shared with For Her: The AirFit N20 for Her uses these same codes, and since that mask comes in Small only, its match is 63550.
- One code per size: Each size has a single ResMed part number, so there is one part per size to look for.
- Below the eyes: The N20 frame sits under your eyes, a fit ResMed suggests for side sleepers, glasses wearers and anyone reading in bed.
- Latex statement: Natural rubber latex is not used in the N20, according to its user guide, and ResMed's UK cushion listing agrees.
- Same machine setting: ResMed has you leave AirSense and AirCurve machines on Pillows for the N20, even though it is a nasal mask.
It suits N20 wearers whose cushion has lost its softness, and anyone moving to a new size without replacing the frame. If you would rather have nothing around the bridge of your nose, the AirFit N30i cradle sits just beneath it.
Note: This cushion is for the AirFit N20 family. The AirFit N30, N30i and P10 use different cushions, and the N20 vents through its elbow, not its cushion.
How it works
Taking the old one off
Unhook the top strap tabs from the frame, with the magnetic clips left on the bottom straps. Press the elbow's side button to take it off, then hold the frame with your thumb over the side slot and pull the cushion out.
Fitting the new one
Push the new cushion into the frame, which accepts it in only one orientation. Feed the top straps back through their slots from behind, logo outward, then refit the elbow. Place the cushion over your nose before pulling the headgear on, so the membrane does not fold.
Daily and weekly care
Each morning, wash the cushion, elbow and short tube in warm water with a drop of gentle soap, brushing out the elbow's tiny vent holes. Rinse them and dry them away from direct sunlight. Leave the magnetic clips in place when you wash the headgear and frame each week.
What's included
- One AirFit N20 silicone cushion in the size you choose
Specifications
- Sizes and part numbers
- 63550 (Small), 63551 (Medium), 63552 (Large)
- How to size
- ResMed fitting template, with Small red, Medium blue and Large black outlines
- Material
- Silicone, not made with natural rubber latex
- Size marking
- On the underside of the cushion
- Mask setting
- Pillows, on ResMed AirSense and AirCurve machines
- Magnets
- None in the cushion (the frame and lower clips are magnetic)
- Not for
- AirFit N30, N30i, P10, F20
- Pack
- One cushion
Everything you need to know about the ResMed AirFit N20 Cushion
Light strap, steady seal
A new cushion seals with very little tension, and ResMed says the N20 needs less tightening than most nasal masks. The upper straps do the sealing work, while the lower ones simply keep the cushion in position.
Prevents leaks and sore spots
With use, the silicone can stiffen, yellow or turn rough, and ResMed warns that a stiff cushion needs more strap tension to stop leaks. That extra pressure is what leaves red lines across your nose, so a fresh cushion is the simpler fix.
Fits one way round
ResMed shaped the frame so the cushion only goes in one way round, which takes the guesswork out of the swap. Push it home, thread the top straps back through their slots and the mask is ready for the night.
InfinitySeal loops
Loops and changing silicone thickness keep the seal steady and stop the cushion blowing out as pressure rises.
Light silicone
Soft, lightweight silicone keeps a small nasal mask feeling like very little is there.
Foam option
ResMed's AirTouch N20 foam cushion also clips into this frame, for a different feel against your nose.
Size underneath
The size is marked on the underside of the cushion, so matching your reorder takes one look.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will an N20 cushion fit my N30 or P10?
No. The AirFit N30, N30i and P10 each take their own cushions under separate ResMed part numbers. This one is for the AirFit N20 and N20 for Her, and it also goes on the AirTouch N20 frame.
Which N20 size should I order?
Match the size marked under your current cushion. New to the N20? Print ResMed's fitting template, trim along the dotted line and hold it up to find the outline that fits around your nose.
How should I clean the N20 cushion?
After each night, give it a brief soak in warm, mildly soapy water, a gentle brush and a rinse under the tap. Let it dry out of the sun before you put the mask back together, and never use a dishwasher or washing machine.
How often should the cushion be replaced?
Every month, by ResMed's replacement schedule. Change it early at the first crack, tear or yellow tinge, or if it has gone stiff, because those are the wear signs ResMed lists.
Does the N20 have magnets?
The cushion is plain silicone, but the N20 frame and lower headgear clips are magnetic. ResMed asks that the magnets stay at least six inches from any implant magnets can affect, for you and for anyone sleeping close to you.