camping with CPAP (no electric hookup)
We would like to go to some places this summer with our travel trailer that don't have electric hookups but my son needs his CPAP for sleeping during the night. I was wondering if anyone had suggesti...
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rdhetrick wrote:
You'll need one of two things:
1. a dc adapter for the CPAP so it will run off of 12v dc.
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IF it is capable of that.
If not, a different CPAP machine is the best choice.
I just got a flier last week advertising several "portable" models that should have lower battery drain or their own built-in battery.
Talk to your CPAP supplier about alternatives and then clear it with the doctor.
NOT using the humidifier cuts the power drain WAY down.
Regardless of what you do, you will need a way to recharge each day (generator).
