“Can this be used as an emergency back up power for a cpap machine”

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• Yes it will power a CPAP unit, but each CPAP is different and you may need a larger capacity battery to run it all night long. First you need to know how many watts your unit requires and how long it will run, then you must have a UPS that can provide you power for that long.

  Answered by rjs52 1 year ago

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• Yes it can be used although it may not power it for a long period of time. It is primarily used for short term use on equipment that needs to be shut down properly

  Answered by KennethB 2 years ago

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• This unit should not be used for any type of medical equipment. Connecting the CPAP machine to our UPSes will void any warranty for these devices. We recommend looking into alternatives for the CPAP machine. Great question!

  Answered by TechSupport 2 years ago

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