Airsense 10 portable battery/power source help!

[SprintCAR97]

Hello,

Going on a camping trip next weekend where there will be no power source for 6 hours due to “quiet time” and have become overwhelmed on goggle with all of the options and what will and won’t work. Local supply store wasn’t helpful, “just go Google it”. Looking for others who’ve been in the same situation and what they used. I have been a Cpap user for over 10 years and can not even take a 10 minute nap without my machine. TIA!

[CowFish]

Get a Jackery 300. You can plug your machine into the 110v standard outlet, and it will easily last 8 hours.

[Grumpy48]

I don't have the one linked below, but one that is very similar. With the humidifier and heated hose turned off it will power my Dream Station 2 easily overnight. Very handy unit that has also served other duties when we had some power outages and I also use it to power a small acoustic guitar amplifier when at a location where I can't plug into an outlet.

https://www.amazon.com/Jackery-Portable ... C98&sr=8-6

[SprintCAR97]

Get a Jackery 300. You can plug your machine into the 110v standard outlet, and it will easily last 8 hours.

Thank you, will it power the humidifier and heated hose?

[SleepGeek]

Get a Jackery 300. You can plug your machine into the 110v standard outlet, and it will easily last 8 hours.

Thank you, will it power the humidifier and heated hose?

I'm surprised no one else jumped in here.

will it power the humidifier and heated hose?

NO.

Turn the humidifier and heated hose OFF.
You can put water in the humidifier - just no heat + No heated hose - turn that OFF too.

Search this forum for more battery info.
I don't know the specs for what you linked here but I doubt you will find any single battery config that will last 8 hrs on 110V. And if you did you likely won't like the price or the weight.

If you are using any battery you will first need the correct DC cable to fit your cpap. Even then I would try it at home to make sure you have everything you need and sleep the nite with it so you know if it will indeed last the nite and then how much is left.

At all cost avoid using the 110 power supply when you are on battery.

[zonker]

I'm surprised no one else jumped in here.

we were waiting for you.

[SleepGeek]

I'm surprised no one else jumped in here.

we were waiting for you.

I smelled the bait.

I'm sure you were a big help.
I like your humor but...
Your silence is your best help.

[zonker]

I smelled the bait.

I'm sure you were a big help?

ouch! ya big bully. why you gotta treat me like that?

[Dog Slobber]

Get a Jackery 300. You can plug your machine into the 110v standard outlet, and it will easily last 8 hours.

Thank you, will it power the humidifier and heated hose?

I'm surprised no one else jumped in here.

will it power the humidifier and heated hose?

NO.

Turn the humidifier and heated hose OFF.
You can put water in the humidifier - just no heat + No heated hose - turn that OFF too.

Search this forum for more battery info.
I don't know the specs for what you linked here but I doubt you will find any single battery config that will last 8 hrs on 110V. And if you did you likely won't like the price or the weight.

If you are using any battery you will first need the correct DC cable to fit your cpap. Even then I would try it at home to make sure you have everything you need and sleep the nite with it so you know if it will indeed last the nite and then how much is left.

At all cost avoid using the 110 power supply when you are on battery.

Don't mean to be piccune, but technically - Yes, that power station will power the CPAP with heated humidity and hose. Practically, - No, using a heated humidifier with heated hose will consume a lot more energy and you risk not making it through the night.

[Iamstumped]

I have the AS10 and AS11. I use the PO160UPS battery, that you can find on our sponsor CPAP.COM or at PORTABLEOUTLET.COM
In the past, I have used the FREEDOM battery found on CPAP.COM

[lynninnj]

Don't mean to be piccune, but technically - Yes, that power station will power the CPAP with heated humidity and hose. Practically, - No, using a heated humidifier with heated hose will consume a lot more energy and you risk not making it through the night.

Thank you sir for making me learn the word "picayune" (not picking on your spelling, am grateful to learn a new word).

Maybe I will call Resmed weekly and ask if they have invented the DC/DC adapter yet. Think it would help if they thought there was a high demand?

[babydinosnoreless]

We have an RV. I use the dc adaptor. My husband put in a car plug port to his scooter batteries.(2 agm batteries hooked together) I've gotten 4 nights with humidity easily. Can probably get more just have't tested it yet. (I don't use a heated hose I'm in Az). I've heard horror stories of the Jackery only working for part of the night. I've never tried it but how do you fully re charge it the next day ? You would need to run the generator for quite a long time I imagine.

[SprintCAR97]

We have an RV. I use the dc adaptor. My husband put in a car plug port to his scooter batteries.(2 agm batteries hooked together) I've gotten 4 nights with humidity easily. Can probably get more just have't tested it yet. (I don't use a heated hose I'm in Az). I've heard horror stories of the Jackery only working for part of the night. I've never tried it but how do you fully re charge it the next day ? You would need to run the generator for quite a long time I imagine.

Quiet time is only from 1 am to 6:30 am, so it can recharge for a good part of the day/night. Thanks

[babydinosnoreless]

We have an RV. I use the dc adaptor. My husband put in a car plug port to his scooter batteries.(2 agm batteries hooked together) I've gotten 4 nights with humidity easily. Can probably get more just have't tested it yet. (I don't use a heated hose I'm in Az). I've heard horror stories of the Jackery only working for part of the night. I've never tried it but how do you fully re charge it the next day ? You would need to run the generator for quite a long time I imagine.

Quiet time is only from 1 am to 6:30 am, so it can recharge for a good part of the day/night. Thanks

Oh thats good. I've heard horror stories of some rv places with only 2-4 hour windows to run generators. We use our rv to get away from people, generally lol so we usually don't have to worry about quiet times. Our tanks run out of room before we run out of power.

Going to vegas in another week or so tho to see daughter. We will be in a rv park with hookups for that one. Still a bit too hot to be without a/c.

[SprintCAR97]

I have the AS10 and AS11. I use the PO160UPS battery, that you can find on our sponsor CPAP.COM or at PORTABLEOUTLET.COM
In the past, I have used the FREEDOM battery found on CPAP.COM

Thank you, sent a pm.