CPAP 12vdc
I have a 120vac CPAP machine which is 15 years old. It draws 2A for the blower and 2A for the water heater. I do not have an inverter in my new Lance 1040. What make and model of CPAP machine op...
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I'm using an older RemStar M series. It connects directly to any 12Vdc
female receptacle, no need for an inverter at all.
Depending on your circumstances & if your insurance is buying you a new one, if not, I purchased a low hour used one on Craig's List & reset the pressure myself. It is dedicated for TT use, as I have another one in the S&B. It's my understanding that most Respironics units will function this way with the right adapter cord.
I also use a dedicated 35amp AGM battery for mine. Very small & compact.I don't use the humidifier & mine will last for 3-4 nights before recharging the battery. I would assume with a humidifier, maybe 2 nights.
Here is a pic of my adapter cord. It plugs directly into the CPAP
female receptacle, no need for an inverter at all.
Depending on your circumstances & if your insurance is buying you a new one, if not, I purchased a low hour used one on Craig's List & reset the pressure myself. It is dedicated for TT use, as I have another one in the S&B. It's my understanding that most Respironics units will function this way with the right adapter cord.
I also use a dedicated 35amp AGM battery for mine. Very small & compact.I don't use the humidifier & mine will last for 3-4 nights before recharging the battery. I would assume with a humidifier, maybe 2 nights.
Here is a pic of my adapter cord. It plugs directly into the CPAP
