How Loud is a CPAP Machine?

CPAP machines are generally designed to be as quiet as possible, with most modern models producing sound levels between 25 to 30 decibels (dB). To give you a better idea of how quiet that is:
30 dB is about the same noise level as a whisper or a quiet rural area.
25 dB is slightly quieter than 30 dB, roughly equivalent to the sound of rustling leaves.
Manufacturers of CPAP machines aim to minimize noise to ensure that users and their bed partners can sleep comfortably without disturbance.
That being said, the actual noise given off by a CPAP machine, including the mask and tube will vary by pressure. Our testing showed 30dB at a 5-10 pressure and 35-45 dB at a pressure of 10-20cm.
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