For Sale: ResMed AirCurve 10 S(672 hours) and ResMed AirSense 11(363 hours)

[CloudDancing]

Open to offers. Both units are smoke free and like new. Both include a carrying case. Asking $250 shipped U.S. for the Aircurve 10 S and $325 shipped U.S. for the Airsense 11 Autoset. Feel free to ask any questions or request any other pictures.

[Wildwestend43]

I'm interested in the Aircurve, just registered though and the forum will not let me PM you until I participate more in discussions. If you can PM, please do.

[Sleepzilla]

I'm interested in the Aircurve, just registered though and the forum will not let me PM you until I participate more in discussions. If you can PM, please do.

I just read your other related post and this AirCurve S model doesn't appear to be the machine you're likely seeking. (AirCurve bi-level machines are available in several different models, each with unique price, capability, and related therapy modes etc.)

Here's ResMed's description of how this AirCurve S model works:

In S mode, you may set two treatment pressures-–one for inspiration (IPAP) and one for expiration (EPAP). The device senses when the patient is inhaling and exhaling and supplies the pressures accordingly. The difference between IPAP and EPAP levels helps determine the tidal volume.

And here's how the more common AirCurve VAuto machine works:

In VAuto mode, the AutoSet algorithm automatically adjusts pressure in response to flow limitation, snore and obstructive apneas.

Pressure support allows you to set the difference between inspiratory and expiratory pressure and is fixed throughout the night. Min EPAP and Max IPAP settings allow you to restrict the delivered pressure ranges in which the AutoSet algorithm can operate.
The EPAP and IPAP will vary across the session according to the patient’s needs. It responds to snoring, apneas and flow limitation of the patient’s flow curve.
Min EPAP and Max IPAP can be adjusted to limit the upper and lower delivered pressure limits.

Comparing AirCurve S and VAuto machines is somewhat similar to comparing AirSense CPAP and AutoSet machines.
The less expensive AirCurve S model machines are limited to S and CPAP modes only.
The AirCurve VAuto machines have VAuto, S, and CPAP modes available.
All other AirCurve machines such as the ST, ST-A, and ASV models, are for specialty therapy purposes other than what you've described in your other post.