I neglected to log on before posting this... Just so i'm not hiding!LyleK1 wrote:"The most significant thing to be aware of is that a Resmed S8 has negative polarity (-) on the centre pin of the DC barrel connector. Since there is no standard or convention for wiring these connectors, there's a 50/50 chance that any general purpose DC connection cable may be wired incorrectly for use with an S8."
Now, I'm confused!
I talked to the business I purchased my Resmed S8 Autoset II from and he said the center pin is positive!
Any chance of some clarification? I'm fine with buying a regular 12 volt set-up and I have defined 12 volt power source (on my boat) but who do I believe!!?
I can wire the the pin either way by changing the wires attached to the plug.
Or am I better off buying the $80 DC converter and being able to use the 12 volt plug for charging other devices when I'm not sleeping?
Resmed S8 and Battery Power
Re: Resmed S8 and Battery Power
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Re: Resmed S8 and Battery Power
See.... viewtopic/t9828/viewtopic.php?p=88553#p88553The Mule wrote:I talked to the business I purchased my Resmed S8 Autoset II from and he said the center pin is positive!
Any chance of some clarification?
I also recommend you find a new CPAP supplier next time around
IMO, yes. The output side of the DC-12 is warrantied by Resmed to work with an S8 and will protect your boat batteries from being fully discharged etc etc.The Mule wrote:Or am I better off buying the $80 DC converter......
Cheers,
Bill
Re: Resmed S8 and Battery Power
Thanks for the info...
I'll start looking for the DC12 converter.
If anyone is looking to sell one, please let me know!
I'll start looking for the DC12 converter.
If anyone is looking to sell one, please let me know!