Can my husband use his CPAP with this? It is 110-120 V.
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No this will not work by itself unfortunately. You will need a transformer that will convert voltage and plug this power strip into the transformer. Only after doing these steps you will able to use the CPAP.
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No, this item does not convert voltage. My CPAP machine is dual voltage, 110/240; check that this is not also that. If not, such machines do exist and are a good choice for travel.
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Only if the thing you are plugging into it, had Dual 110/220 V, usually listed on the device or power supply label, This is not a converter from 220V to 110V.
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As long as you observe CPAP electric current draw demands made on the converter, the CPAP should work.
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I don't see why not. I am using it in a dental office to replace a steam sterilizer that stopped working. If it doesn't hurt baby bottle nipples, then it should be safe for the CPAP mask and tubes.
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I use a regular 120 v outlet in my kitchen when I use my airbrush machine. So easy and convenient. Hope this helped. :)
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My manual says it requires 120vac. If you have a transformer to step down your voltage, you could use it. I have no idea if this would be available but you could go to an electrical hardware shop and ask them.
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This has to be attached to a battery source (like a car battery). It would depend on how many watts is required to run the CPAP machine. I can't imagine it would be greater than this, but you would have to check what is the minimum wattage to run the machine. This is an 800Watt. There are 1000 Watt and 1200 Watt ones as well.
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I would not use this in a home because of 12V. I would purchase a regular home unit made for 110AC.
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We use one of the cheaper 120vac air pumps we had for an indoor blowup air mattress. It would be extremely difficult to blow by lung power only!
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While I can't answer that directly, I would think you could, I do use it nightly in my CPAP.
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110V & I think u will enjoy this machine. I wake up with severe back pain ea am. After using this machine my pain is gone. I like that it can b used on the mattress as I have difficulty getting up off the floor.
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I too have used it for my CPAP and it melted the air tube (made of thin plastic and metal wire). Depending on your use, a rheostat is a good idea.
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Dear Christine,Thank you for your interest in Rabbit Air. The power requirements for the BioGS 2.0 models are only 120V AC 60 Hz.Have a great day!Regards, Customer Care TeamRabbit Air
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The Kid'Sleep sold on Amazon is sold with US type of plug of 110-120V. You will therefore not be able to use it with 220V (Europe), except if you use a specific travel adaptor
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It's not noisy--no sound at all. it is supposed to run 16 hours before charging, but I haven't had occasionto run it that long. Whether or not it can run a Bi-Pap machine depends on how many wats the machine requires. It won't run my hair dryer at 1800 watts. The other answer to your question concerning a cpap, should answer your question better than i did.
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I recently bought this to use with my Respironics C-PAP and I'm happy with it. In looking at the User's Guide for the battery pack, they don't differntiate between biPAPs and CPAP. It just says "Respironics PAP devices may be conneced directly to the battery pack." The kit comes with sereval "connector tips" of various sizes to fit a variey of machines. The contact number for the battery pack is Main Clinic Supply 507-529-4020 store.mainclinicsupply.com. They also list the contact # for respironics as 1-800-345-6443 www.respironics.com. Good luck!
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First of all be carefull - this is a modified Sine Wave Inverter. Not all 110 volt equipment will run on Modified Sine wave especially certain medical equipment. To be safe you should purchase a Pure Sine wave Inverter to get same as House line voltage. The unit has a built in breaker that if it gets too hot it will shut down. Manufacturers Operation guide does not show a maximum operating time. Depends on heat and Battery longevity
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Yes, we are using this battery for continuous power on a CPAP. The battery is on a trickle charger, and the CPAP is directly connected to the 12VDC.