Is the Battery compatable with the Resmed S8 elite, and would I need a DC converter to use it with my s8 cpap?
1083502
I'm sorry, I have never used my battery,our trip to Africa was cancelled so I don't need it.
509248
Don't know about compatibility, but I do know that there is some shielding problem because I get zapped through the vent holes, and that didn't happen with my old battery. Its like strong static discharge, and is more annoying than painful, but I have a high pain threshold as well.
451184
Yes. This battery can be used with any CPAP machine though you may need to get the proper adaptor to plug you machine into it.
2185339
I can't explain why they're switching to another model when they post. I received the Black TS105B when I ordered. I looked at the phone and the instruction book, and I didn't see any accommodation for an adapter, but I've had my batteries in this unit since I bought it a few years ago, and haven't had to change them. I use alkaline. The battery only is used for the autodial function as far as I can tell, so I haven't had any problems.
100681
I have a PR SystemOne 460 Cpap. I bought the Yeti 400 and this 12-volt adapter: T-Power (TM) Car Ac Dc adapter for Philips Respironics System One 1097568 460 560 HS TS Shielded cigarette lighter Part Number: 1097568 I charged the Yeti when I got it and have been using it as a power source for my CPAP, without the humidifier turned on, about 8 hours per night, for the past 6 nights and turning off the power when I get up in the morning. This morning the power reading on the Yeti was still at 80%. I cannot tell you how pleased I am!
1905363
Mine came with a standard US compatible plug type. However, the battery life is poor so I installed my own 2 cell lipo battery and don't even use the wall charger since I have to use a lipo charger separately. I highly recommend this upgrade. Now I have 6-8 hour battery life which gives me plenty of time to setup and modify multiple planes without needing a charge. Also, lipo takes 30 min. to charge where as the standard battery takes all night.
198300
Yes, but be aware of another potential problem. You are not supposed to use the humidifier while on battery power, to conserve energy. When, on a vacation in Turkey, I tried to use the system, I couldn't figure out how to attach the breathing tube directly to the CPAP unit. This was on a boat that lacked electric power. Turns out my tube was "electrified" in some way, and was not compatible with the battery system. Now I have an non-electrified tube. I have not had occasion to use the battery with the new tube yet, but I trust it will work. Moral of the story: test your equipment thoroughly before you go to Turkey. Yes, but be aware of another potential problem. You are not supposed to use the humidifier while on battery power, to conserve energy. When, on a vacation in Turkey, I tried to use the system, I couldn't figure out how to attach the breathing tube directly to the CPAP unit. This was on a boat that lacked electric power. Turns out my tube was "electrified" in some way, and was not compatible with the battery system. Now I have an non-electrified tube. I have not had occasion to use the battery with the new tube yet, but I trust it will work. Moral of the story: test your equipment... » Read More Yes, but be aware of another potential problem. You are not supposed to use the humidifier while on battery power, to conserve energy. When, on a vacation in Turkey, I tried to use the system, I couldn't figure out how to attach the breathing tube directly to the CPAP unit. This was on a boat that lacked electric power. Turns out my tube was "electrified" in some way, and was not compatible with the battery system. Now I have an non-electrified tube. I have not had occasion to use the battery with the new tube yet, but I trust it will work. Moral of the story: test your equipment thoroughly before you go to Turkey. « Show Less
1615245
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.
198296
It comes with all the cords and the voltage converter for the ResMed S9 "CPAP". Do not use it with the humidifier turned on, the battery won't last long using the humidifier, won't run all night. I'm not sure about the VPAP.
1622648
Obviously you'll have 120v/50hz, won't you. It's not a problem because inside everything is rectified, DC only. I don't have the part number on me now, I have to look it up. But if you wish to go with the internal transformer, you could ask a Sony service center. They could give you all details.
170133
Yes. I can go 3 nights using my CPAP with a DC cord so I don't need the AC inverter option. You can still get a full night on the inverter if you don't have the DC Adapter. As with all CPAP its recommend to not used the humidifier option when on battery power. So I own two of these to handle week long camps.
427302
I don't know about changes in later models of this concentrator. If you read the information for your machine on the Respironics website you should be able to find the information for the correct battery. My mother's machine is about 9 years old. The hours of use depends on the setting you use and whether or not the battery is correctly calibrated and fully charged. After several uses we recalibrate the batteries, using the charger purchased from the same company. We keep 2 batteries in the machine at all times and when set on #2 they last 8 - 9 hours.
2233321
As long as you observe CPAP electric current draw demands made on the converter, the CPAP should work.
1226944
The battery pack works great. No more interrupted sleep when the power goes off which it does often here. I believe the power pack will work on most resmed c-pap however you will need to be sure you get the right adapter. The one that originally came did not fit my unit. I contacted them and they were very good about getting me the right adapter.
1426644
I used it with a cpap for a camping trip. One night was no problem at all. I brought in the car for a couple of hours to charge it for nights 2 and 3... it was reading low power but it held. Don't forget to fully charge it every couple of months when not in use.
1551635
No, you don't plug the device into the alarm.. The alarm is plugged into any outlet you wish, but it does not have a feed-thru plug for the device you are concerned with. In my own case I got it because I use CPAP breathing device for sleep apnea and I wanted a firm alarm if power fails. If you are concerned that a particular branch circuit may fail, you could use a double outlet or a power strip with an unused outlet on it. The device has a self contained battery to power the alarm if the circuit power trips or goes off, and if the battery is dead or runs down, there will be no alarm sounded. No, you don't plug the device into the alarm.. The alarm is plugged into any outlet you wish, but it does not have a feed-thru plug for the device you are concerned with. In my own case I got it because I use CPAP breathing device for sleep apnea and I wanted a firm alarm if power fails. If you are concerned that a particular branch circuit may fail, you could use a double outlet or a power strip with an unused outlet on it. The device has a self contained battery to power the alarm if the circuit power trips or goes off, and if the battery is dead or runs down, there will be no alarm sounded.
1615244
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.