palerider wrote:

Pugsy wrote:It's probably the 1060/1061 which is the model number with the last 1 normally meaning a machine supplied outside the USA...or it was at one time.

pretty sure that the S/T part is significant, which would correlate with the 1061. bipap with timed backup rate.

REF 1061401

keepsmyelin wrote:There's a IPX1. I just googled that number/letter set and Respironics and came up with lots of links, so I imagine that's the model number

Nope that's the transformer number...oh well

There's a IPX1. I just googled that number/letter set and Respironics and came up with lots of links, so I imagine that's the model number

Well I see lots of number on the bottom.
It says BiPap S/T C-Serios DOM
Ref 1061461
then there's a serial number ending in CB17
a 2.xx in a box
Are any of those the numbers you're looking for?
I don't see a 3 digit number

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