Your powers of math conversion are flawed to the Max. Worst case, your machine would use 2.5 amps @ 12 volts d/c. 300 watts @ 120 volts a/c = 2.5 amps @ 12 volt d/c. If it did draw 30 amp d/c, the wire gauge on the power supply would need to be 10 gauge (Very Heavy).DagoRed wrote:archangle wrote:Wow! My PRS1 Auto and S9 AutoSet only draw about 30 watts average from the AC power line running all night with 14 or higher pressure and the humidifier going.DagoRed wrote:My experience with my xpap, the FnP Icon Auto running off a battery.
The Icon auto, when its just plugged in will draw 60 watts doing nothing.
When its turned on and the hose and humidity are turned off it draws 90 watts.
Turn on the hose and humidity and its close to 300 watts.
When not blowing, they draw very little power.
However, that's another good point. Unplug your CPAP when not in use if you're on battery power.
Yeah the Icon is a power pig for sure, it calcs out to over 15.00 a month for a paperweight. Add the extra power use when I am actually using it. I bet xpap costs me 25.00 a month with this POS machine. But hey if you buy the software it will play a song for an alarm!!
I miss trust your numbers totally, my O2 compressor only draws 335 watts and its 5 times bigger and has to work much harder. Jim