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Thank you for your interest in our products. The BN1350M2 wouldn't normally be used for a CPAP machine however if the machine doesn't pull more than 810 watts then it could be connected to it. Generally a CPAP machine would draw around 60 watts of power which would give you 1 hours and 20 minutes of runtime. If the power draw is higher the runtime would be lower and if power draw is lower than the runtime would be higher. I would just make sure the CPAP machine isn't near the UPS since water and humidity can damage our units. We also do not recommend connecting life saving devices to our units.

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Thank you for your interest in our products. The BN1350M2 wouldn't normally be used for a CPAP machine however if the machine doesn't pull more than 810 watts then it could be connected to it. Generally a CPAP machine would draw around 60 watts of power which would give you 1 hours and 20 minutes of runtime. If the power draw is higher the runtime would be lower and if power draw is lower than the runtime would be higher. I would just make sure the CPAP machine isn't near the UPS since water and humidity can damage our units. We also do not recommend connecting life saving devices to our units.
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