Fo those wondering about battery sizes for a backup battery, I measured the amp hours consumed by my PR System 1 running off of 12V battery. Humidifier was ON and set to System 1 Level 2.
Machine:
System One 750P
RemStar BiPAP Auto with Bi-Flex
Mode: Bi-Level
EPAP: 5.0 IPAP: 10.0 cmH2O
Measurements were made with a DC Inline Watt Meter and Power Analyzer that tracks total Amp Hrs consumed along with many other values. Battery is a True Deep Cycle AGM (Werker WKDC12-100P).
Results:
Hours Run: 9.4
Total Amp Hrs: 13.308 (Humidifier ON Level 2)
Avg Amp Hrs per Hr: 1.416
Peak Amps: 5.29
PR System 1 on Battery - Measurements
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Re: PR System 1 on Battery - Measurements
I believe that pressure may have a bearing on power usage;
Have you any data on that?
Have you any data on that?
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Re: PR System 1 on Battery - Measurements
He is using straight bilevel....EPAP 5 and IPAP 10 so fixed bilevel pressureschunkyfrog wrote:I believe that pressure may have a bearing on power usage;
Have you any data on that?
tmiker wrote:Mode: Bi-Level
EPAP: 5.0 IPAP: 10.0 cmH2O
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Re: PR System 1 on Battery - Measurements
My pressures are pretty low, so I would expect more power consumption for alot of folks, but it is still lower than I expected with the Humidifier running. A 20 amp hour deep cycle should probably be plenty for brief/overnight power outages with passive humidifier.


