will it work on a c-pap machine - or is that a small appliance?
209996
Issue your c pap is rated for European voltage 220 volts at 50 hz. It should be in the literature or on the plate attached to the unit.
209997
I am not sure but we used every on of them - for hair dryer, charging our phones and our computers, curling iron. It was a must to have. I believe it will work with anything that you would normally plug into a regular outlet here in the states.
209998
I don't know the specifics of your machine, but as it is only an adapter to convert one plug to another it should, as long as your machine is compatible with the local voltage (220v) depending where you are. Otherwise you need a voltage converter.
209999
Check the voltage on your c-pap. If it says 110-220v it should work. It worked for mine.
1978220
I used it on a C309g printer witch doesn't have Fax It worked fine for me so I can't give a positive 100% answer
995136
NO. I tried several different ones and it will not work. Other than that it's a terrific machine.
1758951
This is really a specialty machine for cappucino, expression and lattes. I would not suggest this if you were looking for a regular cup of coffee
1102492
I add a small, thin sponge in the unit for Leland cartridges and it works perfectly. As others have mentioned, this product is now covered by Cuisinart -- a decent company. Contact them if you have problems.
1973204
No it won't work, it has a heat sensor so if it's already warm the machine won't work
1027539
I have a P-Touch label maker, and this charger/power supply works just fine. I have had no problems with it. Saves me batteries, since the label maker I have will eat right through them. I don't know if it will work for yours.
591372
Computer or microscope?......yes...it will work, but if you need more power you must see others brands.Good luck!
1707905
All you need to do is take a picture of your machine and send it to them. They will let you know if it will work.
498069
No. The machine must be designed to use iperEspresso capsules. Illy makes machines and so does Cusinart now.
1374361
Dale - I believe that will be a function of the amount of current your c-pap machine uses and also the amp capacity of your battery. Look at the specs on the Power Bright and see what current it draws and add the current your c-pap uses. Knowing that and your battery capacity, you should be able to calculate the number of hours it will run. If I were you, I would put another battery in parallel with your present battery in your truck for this c-pap itself.
2147626
Yes, the machine works but it has limitations on the size of the jar. It doesn't raise high enough for some jars and there's also a limit to how big around the lid can be too. I gave mine away otherwise I'd measure it, sorry
873951
No I am pretty sure that will not work in this machine....check mfg on that
1170936
Being an older model (800-1.2 Ghz, 12 to 14 inches ) ( excellent machine BTW ) with the rounded pin, it should work. There is an excess of power ( 20 w ) but it is not worrisome , a slight increase in the temperature ( battery ) perhaps should disconnect the computer once in a while. Glad to be of service.
999168
Assuming the c-pap machine uses a standard outlet and consumes less than 400W continuous power, this inverter should work fine for it. Be aware that not all vehicles deliver power to the 12V outlet when the vehicle is off, so this may not work with the 12V outlet at all unless the vehicle is running. (Alternatively, you can connect it to the vehicle's battery terminals). The duration this inverter can be used without the vehicle on depends on the health of your battery and how loaded the inverter is. I have used this for charging multiple devices for several hours without issue, but this represents a fairly small draw on the battery. This unit is designed to shut off if overloaded and alarm and shutoff if input voltage (from battery) is too low. It's just a guess, but I would expect you'd need to start the car periodically to run the machine all night.
1120483
I would not purchase this particular machine. it does not create a good seal and it's cheap because it doesn't do as advertised and in my 40years of office work, I know what the end product should look like. I'll give you mine.
1807878
I have extreme allergies, live in a mobile home, room slightly larger than recommended for that model and use a Bi-Pap machine for sleep apnea. Sometimes the bad air from others burning wood to keep warm overwhelms both machines. Have been running it at next to max speed, and changing washable air filters. If it is just a matter of cleaning the air in a small space, it will work.