“We are looking for something that will run two CPAP machines during a power failure. Will this accommodate them? They are each 90W power supply units with peak power consumption of 104W.”

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• This unit supplies up to 900 watts. It will easily power two CPAPs but not for an indefinite time. Maybe an hour?

  Answered by Eegriff 5 years ago

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• Yes, but you will want one per machine for maximum runtime.

  Answered by Anonymous 5 years ago

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• I have two of these units and am very satisfied with their performance. The multiple outlets are very helpful for my somewhat large systems.

  Answered by keypuncher23 5 years ago

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• If your CPAPs use AC power directly, this is probably a bad idea (Inductive loads from the blower motor in the CPAP are probably too much for any small UPS.) If the CPAPs have a power brick that delivers DC power to the CPAP device, this might work and provide enough power to run one CPAP device for one night.

  Answered by JmBrPotter 5 years ago

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