Need help with CPAP for camper
Fairly new to CPAP. The VA bought mine and it is strictly 110 volt. I thought no problem just get an inverter. Got a Schumacher 410 watt. Runs the CPAP OK but every time I take a breath in, the in...
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UL prohibits an AC only unit. I am not familiar with every model on the market but something is wrong withthe idea the device is AC only. My Respironics BiPAP draws 53 watts with humidifier. With a Delta T of 20 degrees F the humidifier heats about 30% of the time. With a 50 degree room it's working 100% of the time.
Be careful to NOT have the unit connected to 12-volts when starting any engine on that battery circuit. The warning comes direct from Respironics. They saud they do not wish to see more than 13.5 volts enter their machines.
UL prohibits an AC only unit. I am not familiar with every model on the market but something is wrong withthe idea the device is AC only. My Respironics BiPAP draws 53 watts with humidifier. With a Delta T of 20 degrees F the humidifier heats about 30% of the time. With a 50 degree room it's working 100% of the time.
Be careful to NOT have the unit connected to 12-volts when starting any engine on that battery circuit. The warning comes direct from Respironics. They saud they do not wish to see more than 13.5 volts enter their machines.
