ResMed Premium Circuit Support Arm

Description

Quick answer: This is the genuine ResMed premium circuit support arm (part 24917) — a flexible arm that holds a ventilator’s breathing circuit or mouthpiece securely in the right position for therapy, so it stays put once set up (at a bedside or on a wheelchair). It offers full flexibility for easy adjustment but holds its position once set. The flexible arm works with single- and double-limb circuits, secured with tube clips, and is compatible with ResMed Stellar, Astral, Lumis, and S9 ventilators and the ResMed standard trolley (24905). Tube clips and ventilator not included.

What’s included

• 1 × ResMed premium circuit support arm (part 24917)

Tube clips (single 24920 / double 24919), ventilator, circuit, and trolley not included.

About this part

For ventilation therapy, keeping the breathing circuit or mouthpiece positioned correctly matters for comfort and consistent delivery. The circuit support arm holds the circuit or mouthpiece exactly where it’s needed:

• Flexible arm — bends to position the circuit/mouthpiece, with an easily adjustable clamp; full flexibility for setup, then it stays in place during therapy (at a bedside or mounted to a wheelchair).
• Single- and double-limb circuits — holds either configuration, secured with the matching tube clips.
• Secure fastening — an adjustable clamp and snap-in tube clips guide and hold the circuit in place; fast to set up, even when switching circuits.
• Easy to maintain — sealed tubing protects the arm against dirt and liquids; simple to clean.
• Adaptable — a removable tube extension adapts to both short and long mouthpieces.

Note — general-purpose arm (not the MPV-specific arm)

This is the premium circuit support arm (24917), a general-purpose arm for holding single- and double-limb circuits and mouthpieces. For setups built specifically around mouthpiece ventilation (MPV), ResMed offers a separate MPV circuit support arm (27955) — a different part. Match the arm to your configuration.

Compatibility

ResMed Stellar, Astral, Lumis, S9 (and Elisée 250/350) ventilators; compatible with the ResMed standard trolley (24905). Use with the matching tube clips — single (24920) or double (24919) — to secure the circuit to the arm.

Key features

• Genuine ResMed premium circuit support arm (24917).
• Holds the circuit or mouthpiece in position — for therapy; stays put once set.
• Flexible arm with adjustable clamp — single- and double-limb circuits.
• Sealed, easy-clean tubing — durable in any care environment.
• Removable tube extension — adapts to short and long mouthpieces.
• For Stellar/Astral/Lumis/S9 — works with standard trolley 24905.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

What does the circuit support arm do?
It holds a ventilator’s breathing circuit or mouthpiece in the right position for therapy, and stays in place once set up — at a bedside or on a wheelchair. (For setups built specifically around mouthpiece ventilation, see the separate MPV circuit support arm, 27955.)

Which ventilators does it work with?
ResMed Stellar, Astral, Lumis, and S9 (and Elisée 250/350). It’s also compatible with the ResMed standard trolley (24905).

Does it hold single- and double-limb circuits?
Yes — the flexible arm holds both single- and double-limb circuits, secured with the matching tube clips.

Do I need the tube clips too?
Yes, to secure the circuit to the arm — single (24920) or double (24919), sold separately, depending on your circuit.

How is it different from the MPV circuit support arm (27955)?
This one (24917) is a general-purpose arm for circuits and mouthpieces. The 27955 is designed specifically for mouthpiece ventilation (MPV) setups. They’re different parts — match to your configuration.

Do I need a prescription?
No — a support arm doesn’t require a prescription, though it’s used as part of a clinician-directed ventilation setup.

How is it delivered?
Given the clinical nature of ventilator accessories, please contact us to confirm availability and delivery options.

This accessory positions the circuit for a life-support/therapy ventilator. Ensure the circuit is secured and correctly positioned per the ventilator’s clinical guide and your care plan. This listing is informational and is not medical advice.