CPAP machine for traveling
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CPAP machine for traveling
Hi - I have 2 of Remstar Auto with C-Flex machines. Personally I think they are temperamental units, I have had issues with both. Lately I had an E47 code, at the time I was camping with 240v supply & did experience raining in the hose. I found a little moisture inside the outlet of the machine. I have dried it out but still experience the same fault code. It's not worth spending $400-$500 for a repair so I am going to buy another unit. I would like to continue using the same hose & mask, I am thinking about the Philips Respironics Remstar Pro with C-Flex & humidifier ($1000). Are these units more robust & smaller than the older units as I tend to do a bit camping & sometimes I will be using 12 VDC adaptor to plug into the car.
Re: CPAP machine for traveling
Hi maverick2777
cheers
Mars
http://remstarpro2.respironics.com/Specifications.aspAre these units more robust & smaller than the older units as I tend to do a bit camping & sometimes I will be using 12 VDC adaptor to plug into the car.
cheers
Mars
for an an easier, cheaper and travel-easy sleep apnea treatment
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