Resmed C Pap S6 For Sale

Comes complete with case,paperwork,filters,etc. Best offer!

That machine has no value, unless the American Museum of xPAP History is looking for one.

It's three major versions old, and is missing even the most basic of comfort features. And, the
pressure must be set manually using a manometer.

Geez, the oldest I've ever seen was an S7; what a monster!

chunkyfrog wrote:Geez, the oldest I've ever seen was an S7; what a monster!

Not really. They were rather "low-profile". Here's some specs from the catalog (dated 2001) for it.
Of course, they didn't have a built-in humidifier back then.

Den


SPECIFICATION

Performance
Operating pressure range 4 to 20 cmH2O

Pressure adjustment
0.2 cm H2O increments

Delay Timer
Pressure ramps to prescribed setting over a period of 5, 10
or 20 minutes. Max delay timer and ramp start pressure
set by clinician.

Dimensions (H x W x D)
4.15” x 9.5” x 11”/105 mm x 240 mm x 280 mm

Weight
3.9 lb/1.77 kg

Power supply
Input range 110-240V, 50-60 Hz, 120 VA max

Housing Construction
Injection molded plastic

Air filter Strip
Two layered, powder bonded, polyester open cell foam

Air Tubing
Flexible plastic, 2.0 m (6’ 6”) long

IEC 601-1 classifications
Class II, type CF

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Found a pic:

I guess that it's a testament for ResMed that an ancient S6 is still in working order, tho it probably has little value in today's world.

Works like new and looks like new. May not be the newest model but for someone with limited funds?

My first machine was a Sullivan V. That's what became Resmed. When I gave it away it had 35,000 hours on it and was running just fine. The "skin" had worn off over the buttons, but other than that it was a great machine.

Here's what it looked like.




JeffH

The "S" in ResMed's series numbers (S7, S8, S9) stands for Sullivan.

It's great that some of these old machines still run, but can a 10 year old machine, even with low hours, be worth anything, even $50? I don't have the answer, just wondering...

Secondwind sells straight CPAPs, no humidifier, no choice of brand, possibly high hours, no warranty for $75.

I don't think that they are older than ResMed S7s or Respironics tanks.

McIntosh1958 wrote:Works like new and looks like new. May not be the newest model but for someone with limited funds?

How about donating it to somebody that has OSA and is living in a homeless shelter or living in a state hospital for the infirm. Just a suggestion, It's entirely your decision, plus I don't know your financial circumstances and won't presume to judge your reasons for needing, at best, an extra fifty dollars.

Also: JeffH. That great to learn that about ResMed. Interesting trivia.