can you plug a CPAP machine into this?
243226
I don't know what a CPAP machine is but if it uses 120v or 12v it should work.
243227
Yes but you have to run it without the humifier part of your c-pap machine. I don't know exactly why, but you can only run the compressor part. I can get 2 to 3 nights before recharging
243228
Yes. I don't have one yet but I understand you can use it for two or three nights no problem. There are 2 A/C outlets on the unit Three prong
2276456
I've seen many others asking the same question under a "Duracell" unit like this, and they seem to be getting a response of "Yes, it'll last at least 1 night". I don't have a CPAP, but if it needs under 12 watts of power this should last at least 8 hours. The battery in these will have a rating like "12 amp-hour" hinting it can supply 1 amp (at 12V) for 12 hours, or 2 amps for 6 hours, etc. If it can run off of 12V DC power, that would be better lasting a bit longer since some energy gets wasted converting it to 120V with the inverter.
379536
Yes, I have used this couple of times to charges my car batter, and it works wonderful, for a little gadget that works so powerful... I am impressed. sorry defined CPAP?...but,whatever it is I have no problem with this device
100680
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.
914630
Yes u can,but u must have a sufficient 110 power supply. enough to cary enough amperage to the machine. u have to be able to pull at least 25 or 30 amp thru your power supply. Standard 110 supply usually will not.
49896
Yes you can do that, you can plug anything that is below 400watts. how long it will last it depends on volume, but I guess about 2 hrs
176887
no you do not, only the sanitizer needs to be running as long as you have the adapter hooked up to the cpap.
170132
The 450 watt inverter will easily handle the CPAP, which average about 40 watts. The battery should last the night, if nothing else is drawing off of it. The question is, how will you charge it the next day? Will you have a source of 120VAC? If, while camping, you run a generator during the day, that would do it. Shut down the generator at night, so people can sleep, and use this little guy to power the CPAP. That would be ideal!
2254599
You may be able to get everything plugged up, however not sure what the output may sound like as this is not quite the intended application. The unit is more for recording than for running a PA.
365091
This machine is great...I have not used it to run my cpap yet, but I Dont see why it can't. I plugged a serge proector to it and ran a lamp most of the night. I have watched a 50" TV with it. I have even used a induction cook top with it. I love it, I keep it charged and ready at all times.
1122896
I would suppose that you could. I never thought of that. The tool is set up where you could, I might try it the next time my daughter gets congested.
2233321
As long as you observe CPAP electric current draw demands made on the converter, the CPAP should work.
176891
No, you do not. The CPAP machine stays off when you are sanitizing the mask and hose.
1443496
It looks like you could. I haven't ever done so. Mine is plugged into a power surge unit though.
1786394
You can keep the oxygen machine hooked up but just make sure that the oxygen machine is off. If the oxygen was on it could dilute the ozone cleaning the cpap machine.
1517930
Hi Monsla, I don't think you can use this machine with the current plug it comes with. You might need an adapter.
1286907
Yes absolutely. You plug it in, flip the on switch and then inflate it to the firmness of your choice. If it's too firm, you can flip another switch and just let out a little air. This is a great air mattress.