Cpap

[roadrat57]

Does anyone run a Cpap off an inverter? I have two 6 volt batteries on the coach. Will I be able to run the Cpap all night on fully charged batteries?

Thanks

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[old_guy]

you should be fine but don't try running the heated hose or the humidifier

[cekkk]

Could have tried Photo Posting, signatures and Forum Instructions. But I'm just a user, what do I know?

[Lwiddis]

What’s the power use of your machine? Basic to answering any power question.

[ScottG]

bob213 wrote:
Is this an example of why they changed the name of this forum to " Forum Posting Help and Support"?

I give them an A for effort!

[bob213]

Is this an example of why they changed the name of this forum to " Forum Posting Help and Support"?

[cableguy574]

I have four 6 volt batteries and run 2 CPAP machines, a refrigerator and TV with no problem

[dennis1]

Why not just run on 12volts?

[chiefneon]

Howdy!

I installed a 400 watt inverter in our RV bedroom to run my Cpap of. I have two 12 volt batteries, you should not have a problem with two 6 volts.

“Happy Trails “
Chiefneon