Is this a good source of power for my cpap machine? null

Hello 56boxer, This product is not meant for use with medical devices, we suggest asking for suggestions from the manufacturer of the device.

If you are looking for a battery backup to prevent your Cpap machine from turning off during a brief power fluctuation then yes this works well. However it will not keep your cpap running very long if the power is really out. I use one for my Bipap and it really helps with interruptions of a few seconds during mild storms.

No. I'm not sure how much power the CPAP machine uses, but I would guess about 45-50 watts. Besides when the power is off, there is a constant beeping every 10-15 seconds and it can get annoying, disrupting sleep. There are CPAP battery packs available that would work for you.

“Is this a good source of power for my cpap machine?”

Asked by 56boxer 6 years ago

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Hello 56boxer, This product is not meant for use with medical devices, we suggest asking for suggestions from the manufacturer of the device.
Answered by TechSupport 6 years ago
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If you are looking for a battery backup to prevent your Cpap machine from turning off during a brief power fluctuation then yes this works well. However it will not keep your cpap running very long if the power is really out. I use one for my Bipap and it really helps with interruptions of a few seconds during mild storms.
Answered by cbs2019 5 years ago
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No. I'm not sure how much power the CPAP machine uses, but I would guess about 45-50 watts. Besides when the power is off, there is a constant beeping every 10-15 seconds and it can get annoying, disrupting sleep. There are CPAP battery packs available that would work for you.
Answered by Sandy 6 years ago
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