If i just have my cpap on the battery that uses 100-240V 50-60Hz and 90W 1.0 - 1.5A how long will it run for?
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Taken From the website, Half load runtime (minutes) 11.3 minutes (90w)Of course, if you need your Cpap for life saving reasons, you might want to spend more money than $44 AND do regular maintenance and testing on the Ups.
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Taken From the website, Half load runtime (minutes) 11.3 minutes (90w) Of course, if you need your Cpap for life saving reasons, you might want to spend more money than $44 AND do regular maintenance and testing on the Ups.
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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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It's not possible to plug the CPAP in while the battery pack is plugged in. Included with the battery pack is a charger that plugs into the wall of course and the other end has a "cigarette lighter" plug that's fits in the battery pack so it can charge. To plug the CPAP in you unplug the charger and plug a cigarette lighter plug into the same slot - that plug has on its other end the plug the feed into the CPAP. Hope that's clear?
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Assuming this is the same product as the one in this link http://www.cpap.com/productpage/c-100-travel-cpap-battery-pack-s9.html, then see para: Set As Battery Backup under Features. If same product (which it appears to be), then - Yes - it should be able to be used as a UPS, but it still reduces lifetime of battery expected 4-500 recharges, so budget for a new battery every 18 months or so if used in that fashion.
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AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz - this is the only one I have used (the one it came with)
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Yeah, they do have great customer care... Contact them. I believe I read that it does support 240/50 electricity...but better call them. I know my cpap does for sure but I am not certain on the so clean machine.
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I really don't know. My guess is to go to the ResMed website or contact your cpap supplier.
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The input power of this Humidifier is AC 100-240V 50/60HZ. Output power is 18v /500ma.
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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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My Goal Zero Escape 150 (same capacity as this one) runs my CPAP for 4-5 hours, but not all night. This unit only stores about 14 amp hours. You have to determine your amp hour needs. Watts/Volts = Amp Hours. Find out the wattage your device requires then divide by 12 volts and see how many amps it will draw... then purchase a unit that will power your projector as long as you need it to via amp hours. :)
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This depends on how large your battery is, it draws under 1 amp, so if you have a 100 ah battery it will run for 100 hours.
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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.
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The instructions list this item: Voltage- AC110 / 60 Hz Rated Power: 20W I can tell you that I like the second setting better. Only use for about 15 minutes at a time and it's all you need to relaxe tight muscles. I advise everyone to read the enclosed instruction booklet so that you know how to operate it safely. I hope this helps!
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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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I use a 9 amp/hr sealed lead acid battery (POWERSONIC PS1290F2) or an 18 amp/hr (Powersonic PS-12180F2). Both of these batteries will run the Class D Pyle amplifier all day (the 9 amp/hr is lighter) but the 18 amp/hr will run the system for a good 2-3 days with no problem. In each system I have an integrated charger (Battery Tender 021-0123 Battery Tender Junior 12V Battery Charger) to recharge the batteries at the end of the day.
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If you leave the unit on continually, you can expect 3 to 5 hours of use before you need to recharge it.Input voltage:120V AC, 60Hz, 30mA - Output: 6V DC, 100mA
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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.