Battery operation of a ResMed S9

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Battery operation of a ResMed S9

Post by Physician » Fri Jan 23, 2015 3:14 pm

If one wants to operate the S9 auto set from a battery source, from where does one get the battery, which kind, what value, where to buy the connector, what's the runtime, etc.

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Re: Battery operation of a ResMed S9

Post by Krelvin » Fri Jan 23, 2015 3:25 pm

viewtopic/t99751/battery-for-s9-bipap.html
viewtopic/t97350/Battery-power-packs-for-camping.html
viewtopic/t100610/battery-for-Bipap.html
viewtopic/t98759/Using-my-car-battery-for-CPAP.html

A few threads about using batteries, some pointing to other threads...
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Re: Battery operation of a ResMed S9

Post by palerider » Fri Jan 23, 2015 3:37 pm

op never had been much for reading before posting.

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Re: Battery operation of a ResMed S9

Post by Physician » Fri Jan 23, 2015 8:20 pm


Thank you so much. I misspelled "battery" when doing a search, but it's always nice to get up to date information. Wonder if there's a way to put the battery in parallel and connected, so it serves as a backup in the event of AC power failure.

From one of the threads you so kindly posted: https://www.cpap.com/productpage/DC-Con ... sJgDHw_wcB

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Re: Battery operation of a ResMed S9

Post by squid13 » Fri Jan 23, 2015 11:14 pm

I built this one that John Fisher designed, I use a Gel Battery that I got at Sam's Club. viewtopic.php?t=49115

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Re: Battery operation of a ResMed S9

Post by CapnLoki » Sat Jan 24, 2015 10:58 am

Physician wrote: Thank you so much. I misspelled "battery" when doing a search, but it's always nice to get up to date information. Wonder if there's a way to put the battery in parallel and connected, so it serves as a backup in the event of AC power failure.
Yes. If your goal is home backup for power failure the system I put together recently will work fine. The 35 Amp-hour battery will run a S9 with humidifier for a night or more, depending on settings, up to a week with no humidity. If more power is needed, use a larger battery. The AGM style batteries are safe for home use - the one I chose is for a home mobility scooter. The charger is safe for full time use and can be setup in UPS mode.

Last post on thread - all prices from last month:
viewtopic.php?t=102775

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