RESMED 36037 ADAPT all 4 SOLD

Resmed ASV 36037 Machines. Hoarded a lot, now I have too many of the S9 ASV 36037 version. Been using the Aircure10 ASV models.

in great condition with power cord, humidifier, water tub, smoke free, pet free

OMG Thank you for allowing me to realize that there is a cpap hoarder out there worse than me.
That is such a relief and makes me feel tons better about my hoarding.

Folks....these are great prices for this particular model ASV machine...The S9 ASV model is actually called the S9 Adapt...there were 2 models...the 36037 models shown here are the newer models with auto EPAP available....the prior model 36007 (I think) had only fixed EPAP. Model 36037 has both fixed EPAP and auto EPAP modes available....36037 model is comparable to the AirCurve 10 ASV model...just in a different package.
If you know ASV machines you will know what I mean. If you don't know ASV machines and are considering one...learn about it first.
They are bilevel devices that go above what regular bilevel can do...these machines can breathe for you if you have a problem with too many central apneas. They can also be dumbed down a bit and made to function like regular auto bilevel devices or really dumbed down so it functions like an apap.
Again...you need to learn about them and understand them if you don't already know the ins and outs of ASV machines.

Pugsy wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 18, 2019 6:26 am

.the prior model 36007 (I think)

You are correct.

Just curious, how do these compare to the Aircurve 10 ASV's? What was improved in the 10?

idlewire wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 18, 2019 6:52 pm

Just curious, how do these compare to the Aircurve 10 ASV's? What was improved in the 10?

'bout the only difference between the 36037 and the AC10ASV is the physical form factor.

The treatment operation is the same.

I am interested. Can you dm me?

What's the significance of the dates (2013 vs 2015)? Is that the date of manufacture? Any reason to value that over hours used?

I was poking around in the clinical manual (I think it's the right one), this machine only has a single EPAP pressure setting, is that correct? It was my understanding that the AIrcurve 10 ASV's allowed you to set a Min/Max EPAP range.

The S9 does have a Min and Max Epap. Look at the bottom of my reply and you will see my settings. I use that setting on both mt S9 and Aircurve ASV.

Oh okay, I was looking at this clinician's guide: https://www.resmed.com/ap/dam/documents ... er_eng.pdf

Maybe I'm getting confused with the names and all, but isn't this the S9 VPAP Adapt? Sometimes it seems referred to as VPAP Adapt ASV, but that seems to be the same thing.

idlewire wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 19, 2019 3:25 pm

Oh okay, I was looking at this clinician's guide: https://www.resmed.com/ap/dam/documents ... er_eng.pdf

Maybe I'm getting confused with the names and all, but isn't this the S9 VPAP Adapt? Sometimes it seems referred to as VPAP Adapt ASV, but that seems to be the same thing.

There are two different s9 vpap adapt machines, the 36037 is the newer and is functionally the same as the aircurve 10 asv, with autoasv and asv modes.

The older 36007 model lacks the autoasv mode, and thus has a fixed epap during treatment.

The REF number on the back is significant, not the date.

I absolutely would like one of those 2013 $300 machines. I'm trying to send a DM but it won't leave my outbox to my sent items....

JaxTom wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 19, 2019 4:13 pm

I absolutely would like one of those 2013 $300 machines. I'm trying to send a DM but it won't leave my outbox to my sent items....

That only happens when the recipient opens the PM.


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Oops... he's going to get 2 !!

JaxTom wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 19, 2019 4:19 pm

Oops... he's going to get 2 !!

You could actually delete one of them. Maybe the duplicate.


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tjrowetn wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 18, 2019 11:08 pm

I am interested. Can you dm me?

yes, responded with contact info. thanks,