Inverter
Hi everyone.I need some advice on inverters. We are getting a sleep apnea machine tomorrow. We love to dry camp so I need to get an inverter. I'm sure there many of you out there in the same situation...
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Beacher wrote:
I'm involved with a camping group where not everyone has a motorhome. The people that use CPAP machines in the group use a Goal Zero Yeti 1250. Their CPAPs apparently work on 12v DC.
It's nothing more than a portable battery, but it dose the job without any modifications to their RVs.
The key to using a CPAP with or without a humidifier is BATTERY MANAGEMENT, when shore power is not available. And as stated in my earlier post, no modifications are needed whatsoever. Simply plug into any available female 12 volt receptacle.
