I understand that the Goodnight 420E is auto-adjusting. There is a sensor tube inside the hose. I was wondering if the 425 (bi-pap) also has the sensoer tube?
Goodnight 420E & 425
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Interesting question. I didn't know, so I looked it up here:
cpaptalk interview with Puritan Bennett about the 425E bilevel
From the interview:
BillyJoe asks: Does the GoodKnight 425 device have a sensor line running down the hose?
The answer:
Yes, the patient tube for the GoodKnight 425 Bi-Level Device includes an internal pressure line, which provides pressure measurement at the mask, rather than the device, for a precise measurement and better comfort. This internal pressure line is also used for the GoodKnight 420G and 420S CPAP models.
cpaptalk interview with Puritan Bennett about the 425E bilevel
From the interview:
BillyJoe asks: Does the GoodKnight 425 device have a sensor line running down the hose?
The answer:
Yes, the patient tube for the GoodKnight 425 Bi-Level Device includes an internal pressure line, which provides pressure measurement at the mask, rather than the device, for a precise measurement and better comfort. This internal pressure line is also used for the GoodKnight 420G and 420S CPAP models.