can i use this as back up on a small oxygen machine null

Thank you for your inquiry. As a general policy, APC does not recommend the use of any of its products in life support applications. We would recommend contacting the manufacturer of the oxygen machine to see what suggestions they have for supporting their product during a power outage.

yes, you may want to look into these units as they also have much bigger battery's configurations available for longer run time

I use supplemental oxygen. My portable unit (Simply Go) runs seamlessly off power generated by my APC unit. I am blessed to be alive at this time in history. APC's first-class engineers came to the aid of me and they are available to all other supplemental oxygen users.

You can use this on an O2 generator, absolutely, as long as the machine doesn't use more than 650 watts. I have an AirSep O2 generator, it's rated at 4 amps, which, multiply by 120 volts. equals 480 watts, which is well within the capacity of this particular battery backup. You can use it on just about anything. Besides my PC, I also plug my TV cable box and modem into it because it takes about 5 mins for the cable box to reboot if the power winks out for even a second.

Yes, it will give you abou two hours of battery with only one device running on it.

You could try but it depends on the load. I once used one to run a small pump and it blew the circuit almost right away. This model APC will show you the draw on it and beep so you should know pretty soon if it works for your device or not. Example. I was hoping to protect my laser printer with it and it was ok when idle but when it printer it uses a lot of power and set the alarm off. I decided to only protect my computer and monitor.

I dont see why you couldnt, it has battery backup power but for an o2 machine you might want something with some more juice such as the 1200 so it will last longer during a power outage

You would need to know the current draw of the unit, as long as it is below 650 watts (including a possible peek at startup) the answer is yes. One VERY important question you may want to ask is about run time at your load. Depending on how close to the max you are, this may only last a few minutes.

In short 'Yes'. Long answer is how much power does the oxygen machine use. This will determine how long it will run during a power outage. Next question is, how long is the power outage going to be? Is it critical to stay on during the entire outage even when the outage lasts several days? The UPS most likely won't last that long. For a good answer there are too many variables that need to get answered.

It depends on how much current the O2 machine draws and how much run time you are looking for.

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Thank you for your inquiry. As a general policy, APC does not recommend the use of any of its products in life support applications. We would recommend contacting the manufacturer of the oxygen machine to see what suggestions they have for supporting their product during a power outage.
Answered by APCProductSupport 10 years ago
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yes, you may want to look into these units as they also have much bigger battery's configurations available for longer run time
Answered by Rick 9 years ago
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I use supplemental oxygen. My portable unit (Simply Go) runs seamlessly off power generated by my APC unit. I am blessed to be alive at this time in history. APC's first-class engineers came to the aid of me and they are available to all other supplemental oxygen users.
Answered by GiffordOnUpperBell 9 years ago
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You can use this on an O2 generator, absolutely, as long as the machine doesn't use more than 650 watts. I have an AirSep O2 generator, it's rated at 4 amps, which, multiply by 120 volts. equals 480 watts, which is well within the capacity of this particular battery backup. You can use it on just about anything. Besides my PC, I also plug my TV cable box and modem into it because it takes about 5 mins for the cable box to reboot if the power winks out for even a second.
Answered by frrrosty 9 years ago
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Yes, it will give you abou two hours of battery with only one device running on it.
Answered by Goodpro 9 years ago
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You could try but it depends on the load. I once used one to run a small pump and it blew the circuit almost right away. This model APC will show you the draw on it and beep so you should know pretty soon if it works for your device or not. Example. I was hoping to protect my laser printer with it and it was ok when idle but when it printer it uses a lot of power and set the alarm off. I decided to only protect my computer and monitor.
Answered by ComputerGuy 10 years ago
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I dont see why you couldnt, it has battery backup power but for an o2 machine you might want something with some more juice such as the 1200 so it will last longer during a power outage
Answered by smhee 10 years ago
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You would need to know the current draw of the unit, as long as it is below 650 watts (including a possible peek at startup) the answer is yes. One VERY important question you may want to ask is about run time at your load. Depending on how close to the max you are, this may only last a few minutes.
Answered by MechaSamurai 10 years ago
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In short 'Yes'. Long answer is how much power does the oxygen machine use. This will determine how long it will run during a power outage. Next question is, how long is the power outage going to be? Is it critical to stay on during the entire outage even when the outage lasts several days? The UPS most likely won't last that long. For a good answer there are too many variables that need to get answered.
Answered by OliverH 10 years ago
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It depends on how much current the O2 machine draws and how much run time you are looking for.
Answered by scubasteveb 10 years ago
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