Cpaps and dry camping
Hi My wife and I each use a cpap machine that uses 1.2 A apiece. We have found cpap batteries that will last 10-12 hours to use when we dry camp. The question is how do we recharge them the n...
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kerrlakeroo wrote:
Check on it, many CPAP and BIPAP units are actually 12 volt. DW and I both use one and both of our units are 12 volt. Mine is an unheated basic CPAP which apparently draws about 1.5 amps and hers is a BIPAP drawing about 3.1 Amps . Both of our machines are Philips Respironics and the 12 Volt cords are avail from the Mfr website.
I have the same brand. It is 12 volts with a 120 volt unit for in the house. Uses 6.6 amps with heated humidifier unit. I turn off humidifier unit option when in the RV. Then uses 2.0 amps.
