Hello, Below is a list of battery option for the Airsense 11 machine. Please let me know if I can help you any further. sleeplay.com/products/battery-only-for-resmed-power-station-rps-ii-battery-packs sleeplay.com/products/exp96-pro-lithium-ion-battery-bank
These batteries are OK for most CPAP machines for one or maybe two night's CPAP with humidifier and heated hose features turned off. Not great for extended off-grid camping or power outages unless you have recharging power available. Do your homework when choosing a backup battery solution suited to your needs.
Hello! Would you be able to review the F&P Brevida pillow mask? I’m getting it soon and am curious your thoughts! I’m a side sleeper and having issues doing that with the nasal dreamwear!
Yes we can, we have a few videos scheduled but we will add it to our upcoming videos. If you like the way the Dreamwear sits under the nose you could try the Evora mask that is also from F&P which is a great mask for side sleepers.
Hi, Thanks for reaching out! There are several and depends on the machine you have. Can you advise it is a matter of opinion really cause each person may have had a different experience. But I can try to point you in the right direction.
I am not sure of the question. I apologize, according to the manufacturer the battery should last one to two days on minimal settings no humidity is even better.
@@Sleeplayground Yeah it would be good if someone did an actual test to see as Airsense 10 is extremely popular and at 40w an hour (i use no humidity and pressure at 10) it will drain 95wh of power quickly. I ended up buying a UPS, 1250wh of capacity, can power my cpap for 31 hours! and no extra cables needed, just plug it in like a mains supply.
Thanks for the informative discussion. I want to get back to camping and I really need to keep my CPAP. Thanks for the ideas.
Your welcome, dont let your CPAP keep your from camping.
I just bought a Jackery 1000 and I can use it for everything. With the DC cable for the CPAP machine it uses much less power.
Thanks for the Information!
I have a ResMed Airsense 11. which battery do you recommend?
Hello,
Below is a list of battery option for the Airsense 11 machine. Please let me know if I can help you any further.
sleeplay.com/products/battery-only-for-resmed-power-station-rps-ii-battery-packs
sleeplay.com/products/exp96-pro-lithium-ion-battery-bank
These batteries are OK for most CPAP machines for one or maybe two night's CPAP with humidifier and heated hose features turned off. Not great for extended off-grid camping or power outages unless you have recharging power available. Do your homework when choosing a backup battery solution suited to your needs.
Thank you for the information and the advice!
That’s fairly obvious
Hello! Would you be able to review the F&P Brevida pillow mask? I’m getting it soon and am curious your thoughts! I’m a side sleeper and having issues doing that with the nasal dreamwear!
Yes we can, we have a few videos scheduled but we will add it to our upcoming videos. If you like the way the Dreamwear sits under the nose you could try the Evora mask that is also from F&P which is a great mask for side sleepers.
We have frequent power outages and I can't rest without my CPAP.
Hey. Which CPAP battery do you use for backup?
we all want to know the price..not the dimension
Michel! You can view our prices directly on our site! sleeplay.com/collections/cpap-batteries
What is the best CPAP back battery to take in a plane?
FAA approved?
Hi,
Thanks for reaching out! There are several and depends on the machine you have. Can you advise it is a matter of opinion really cause each person may have had a different experience. But I can try to point you in the right direction.
@@Sleeplayground I have resmed airsense auto set 10
Your hands talk better that you lol 😆
Yes.
=)
i don't see mAh for these batteries.
Specifications can all be found on specific product listings on our site :)
Prices???
Hey! Check out all available prices and batteries here: sleeplay.com/collections/cpap-batteries
medistrom 95kwh
Airsense 10 40w p/h (no humidity and low pressure)
Make it make sense when they claim 2 days, or even one day!
I am not sure of the question. I apologize, according to the manufacturer the battery should last one to two days on minimal settings no humidity is even better.
@@Sleeplayground Yeah it would be good if someone did an actual test to see as Airsense 10 is extremely popular and at 40w an hour (i use no humidity and pressure at 10) it will drain 95wh of power quickly.
I ended up buying a UPS, 1250wh of capacity, can power my cpap for 31 hours! and no extra cables needed, just plug it in like a mains supply.
I'm sorry did you say something I was to distracted by all that hand movement
Lol! This is James in the current videos. Sorry for that hopefully the new videos are less distracting. lol
@@Sleeplayground lmao I was just playing