My Best CPAP Battery Backup Pick in 2021
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- I want to take my CPAP anywhere I travel, even if I don't have AC power. Depending on if I am camping or flying, I'll take a different battery backup. I have a lot of battery backup options! Top pick: amzn.to/3bNLCXy
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I just did a test with the EcoFlow River Max. With a Philips dream station 2 using the 12v DC adapter. It was used for 6 hours without the humidifier. It started with a 95 percent charge and ended with an 88 percent charge. I'm going to test it tonight with a 1% Humidity in the water chamber and 1 % heat in the tube.
how has your testing been going?
do you still use the philips? They are out of the market I belive because of the cancer story...bad filters...
@@jestes7 Hi. I lust did a test with the humidifier and heated tube. I charged the river max to 96% and ran it for 7 hours. The humidifier was @ 1 and the tube was at 2. The battery was at 66% after 7 hours and I was comfortable all night. Have a good weekend.
@@schlafapnoe-ratgeber2972 Philips took back the faulty version and gave me the new dreamstation 2.
After probably 2 years, Philips is still screwing around sending me fruitless emails about status, etc. etc. Meanwhile my doctor got me a new Resmed cpap over a year ago. I don't even respond to Philips' stupid emails anymore.
The small Renogy will run a Resmed Airsense 10 for a good four or five nights if you don't use any heat or humidity. It also works in below freezing temperatures.
That’s exactly what i wanted to know. He didn’t really describe with or without humidifier, wich is a major factor. So is the Renogy one you recommend for best bang for buck and long run time? Does it tell you how much life is left like a guage or something? I don’t mind spending extra money on the River 600 if it lasts longer..especially since it charges in like an hour. Thanks
@@Boogieplex Yes, there is a battery level indicator. It is absolutely an amazing battery for the price. It I also very durable and compact. I can literally fit my battery in the side pocket of the cpap carrier.
@@KiltedVeteran
That’s perfect thanks,i just ordered one. I almost purchased the river 600 but on their website it says cpap tested for about 4.5 hours, id much rather have 4 nights with the Renogy. It’s not just you who raves about this battery for cpap. How often do you think I should charge it so it’s ready incase a blackout?Also, were the buttons hard to learn?
@@Boogieplex It doesn't need charged much at all. I left it sit for about six or seven months and it was still somewhere between the 50-75% range. Just remember, the battery will last several nights with the cpap if you turn heat and humidity off. That's the only cavaeat. The battery is also very simple to use and the instructions are super easy to follow.
Really, I used a MAXOAK cpap battery and it lasted about 1 hour (without my using the humidifier). 24 volts x 40 amps = 960 watts your cpap, how does one get even 8 hours? Wouldn't that be 960 watts x 8 hours = 7,680 watts used in 8 hours? How does one get 4 or 5 nights. I have communicated with ecoflow and I don't think they really state any significant performance, even without using one's humidifier? Isn't this all just hype? Please tell me if I'm mistaken.
Finally watch a video that clears it all up for me river pro it is
Great video! It's always important to have a backup plan, especially when you're out camping or spending quality time with the family. Speaking of backups, have you checked out the Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series? It's a versatile powerhouse that can keep your devices and appliances running for extended periods. Definitely a game-changer for outdoor enthusiasts like us!
I was so nervous that all those expensive devices were perched on the corner of a cupboard! However, nice explanation, thanks
AC to DC adapter from Resmed Airsense 10 is over 10 amps . Renogy Phoenix 300 has max 10 amps. Need to use 110 volt. With humidifier on I got about 6 hours. The noisy fan on Phoenix kept coming on, annoying. Will try humidifier off. BLUETTI EB 70 on order. Thanks
Ok I decided from all the many reviews . Deep cycle plus Jackery 500 and then new Vanpowers super Pro 2000
GET A DEEP CYCLE MARINE BATTERY, turn off your humidifier ( which uses more power) and you'll get 4 or 5 nights, only drawback is that they're heavy.
A coworker recommended that exact method however in case of a week or longer you can’t recharge them or how would you given there’s no power?
Use a 20Ah LiFePo and get 10 to 12 nights with a 12v to 24 dc-dc buck transformer
@@ameeromedia5883 solar power or car running using cigarette outlet
@@fromtheflightdeck252 Thank you!
@@ameeromedia5883 SINCE MY RESMED AIR SENSE 10 runs on 24 volts and I was going to be hunting deep in the woods for 2 weeks, my buddy said why don't we hook up 2 deep cycle marine batteries with alligator clips and we numbered them to avoid confusion when I set it up in the tent. My brother brought his generator ( I charged both batteries even though I probably didn't have to) but I think I COULD OF MADE THE 14 DAYS. It worked out well and when morning came I pulled the alligator clips off the batteries to not drain any energy. My investment of 2 deep cycle marine batteries from Walmart was around $250, I hope this helps.
Greets from Hamburg in Germany. Thanks for the info! I bought a river I like it!
So, what would be the best Jackery generator for airsense 10?
If you were going to to charge your Renogy with a solar panel, which one would you use?
Basically you picked everything.
You are the fucking man. I needed these exact answer and info. Thank you so much.
Was all set to get a Jackery 300, but then heard about the EccoFlow. The one you talk about the River has been replaced by the River 2. What are your thoughts on the River 2? I would really love to know if that would be superior to the Jackery 300...! Thanks
Ecoflow is way better than jackery
I have tested my Resmed air sense 10 with the humidifier turned off and I got 4 1/2 nights with my Bibene CN-505, Imade sure I slept for 8 hrs each night. The DISPLAY WINDOW said I was drawing 5 watts of power.
Can any of these units be plugged-into the wall 24/7 and charge the unit input while ALSO providing DC power out at the same time?
Yes. All can deliver DC while being charged via AC
Did you have to turn off the humidifier off when using it?
Yes if you want to get max out of the battery time available. Otherwise it won't hurt for one night. With humidifier off you get more nights before it's time to recharge. However you can recharge in the day with solar panels car camping or in RV.
Thanks for sharing.
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All except one Amazon link works. Can you resend?
Which one do you recommend for the rare power outage for home use. Most likely one night or a few hours? Thanks for putting this video together.
Im also looking for something like that but im trying to go the car jumper route
I have the river 600 with the max extra battery that can go under the river 600 and i love it its build good charge 0-100 in 1.6hours
What do you usually do to the ones that you hardly use anymore?
Thank you for sharing . Jesus Loves You All
Lol.... you over the place bro. I tried, can't do it.
So if I want enough power for one night with some humidity and hose heat, how many amp hours or watt hours would I need?
My power just went out the other night. I used a 56 watt 10ah battery in my ego nexus escape. Worked all night. So probably a 500 wh device would be ok. I did use the humidity too
Ok. What’s the backup battery answer for the resmed 11? Needs to be light weight for Backpacking. Thanks
That's what I have too. Hopefully someone has input on this.
I tried a MAXOAK cpap battery backup with my Resmed airsense 10 without using humidifier and it dropped from nearly full charge to 0 in about 1 hour. No hype what will last for a few days without charging or even 8 hours?
U really need 500 wh to get through the whole night
Sir- is that 2 nights with or without the humidifier running ?
Probably without you get the longest not running it. I'm planning on doing a festival and camping out so I've been looking into these
Have you picked one up because I noticed you put this for weeks ago just curious if you did get one
@@ravenv12 no- i didn't because i need something that is strong enough for a humidifier - but thank you for your channel - lots of neat ideas
@@allenmarlatt what did you decide? I have to run a humidifier and hoping there is one that lasts for 9 hours
@@blue-eyed-bandit hey Patrick- hope u had a nice Thanksgiving. I am a very skeptical person and I’ve written ecoflow and generac and a couple other places asking them how long with a humidifier. None of them would give me a straight answer and only told me to refer to the specifications. So I just put my purchase on hold until next year. Also, I’m not willing to spend a thousand dollars plus for the stronger battery banks. Sorry I couldn’t help you. I just know that I need a CPAP with humidifier so I’ll just make do with the routine I have now.
THIS GUY TWEAKING? WHOA.
FFS STOP waving the batteries about, we cannot see the makers names.
too much mumbling mate
Dude, why are you all jumpy and jittery? Also, I could barely hear you. Use your man voice and lay off all that coffee, you're nervousness made me feel uncomfortable, lol. 😂