I would like to use this as laptop backup power as well as cpap backup power. Can I use with my laptop which is a Panasonic CF-52.
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You absolutely can assuming you have the appropriate DC power cord for your laptop.
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You'll need an electrical engineer to answer your question - and even then you may void your warranty. It's all about the voltage, amperage draw, and it's unlikely you'll find anyone who has that info. Good luck!
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I'm using SleepyHead (open source) software with it on my Mac that you could certainly use and sync with a CPAP, if that's your question. The tiny little CD that comes with it will not work on a Mac nor will the software. It's an exe file.
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I'm not sure, but I would think so. It lacks the power to run my tire compressor when it's under pressure (it runs fine until it's connected to a tire), but a laptop requires a lot less amperage in order to charge it, i.e. less power under load.
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I haven't used it with my CPAP yet, but I've sure thought about it. Mostly I use it to take naps in my car. It seems like it would work well.
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If your CPAP can work with 12V DC power, yes, the battery will work for you. Actully, we do have some customers bought this battery for CPAP machine. Here is one of our customers review: ------------------------ Keeps my CPAP running about 11 hours (without using the heated humidifier). It recharges rapidly by 12 Volt DC car adapter or 110 Volt AC. I believe it might be the best-priced option out there right now for CPAP users. It is low enough in watt hours for lithium ion batteries to legally take on a plane (DOT rules) but I have not tried to do so yet. --------------------------------------------------- We are sorry that we do not know what kind connector your CPAP machine needs. This battery comes with more than 16 interchangeable connector tip. Most likely, one of them will work for you. Best regards. BiXNet
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Thank you for replying to my question. I was wondering if it would work with a CPAP machine.
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I have a Philips Respironics REMstar Pro C-Flex + System One CPAP and my N-C20000 battery works great. Holds a charge well too.
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Many CPAPs run on 12 volts dc. They will run from 12v battery through suitable connector.From my experience, a 35 amp-hour battery will serve for several days, not using a humidifier.Its doubtful this unit has enough storage, but you would need to know specifics on your CPAPpower consumption.
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I used this in a UPS (uninterruptible power supply) for a computer. They battery is rarely activated, and the last one I got lasted over 5 years. I would check the VA and make sure its compatible with the equipment you are planning to use it with.
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Most likely not the draw of a cpap would well exceed the 10 amp hour battery's life. I would recommend looking into a Honda or other similar inverter generator. They are very quiet, very fuel efficient and light weight.
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It could. The distance of the center post may or may not get you to the outside contact of the power supply when you plug it in to the laptop. And make sure you know what polarity goes to what post.
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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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You'd have to take a look at the amps required for the laptop and air matters. I would this would work for the laptop. Not sure about the air matress inflated. Usually those take a ton of power.
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ahi Rebeca you may need to call Panasonic support for that question. I have no knowledge on how this piece of hardware works.
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If your CPAP machine runs on 12 volts this battery would be great. I would get the Shorai charger. The Shorai charger is much more in tune with the Shorai technology. I am using these batteries in a high compression dirt bike and a big v-twin cruiser, they work great. I don't need a float charger any more each bike starts up fine after months in the garage.
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If I remember correctly on how this is wired, it will short out the phantom power since pin 1 & 3 are connected. I wouldn't use this adapter with phantom power, it's not designed for it, and could potentially harm the recorder.
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According to one of the techs at the clinic, it should, but it depends on the demands of your c-pap machine. I don't know for how long, either. I was just concerned with short term lengths for power outages.