Camping help needed! Resmed Airsense 10

[MargaretYakoda2]

Hello, two people in my house use the Resmed Airsense 10. One "for her" LOL

Anyhow, we're going to be camping to see the eclipse coming up on the 21st. And we need to figure out how to power our machines. 

I had considered purchasing a generator, but my partner is against that. 
I wondered if there was a way to perhaps use a deep cycle battery?
Or, should I just purchase a couple of these off of Amazon? I cant post the link, but it's a battery system made by Resmed. 
 If I get that battery system, will it last for fie days without needing a recharge? Because that's a whole other problem to solve. 


Anyhow, what do you all think?

[Sleeprider]

There is a very capable battery and converter kit on Amazon called the
BiXPower Super High Capacity (159 Watt-hour) Rechargeable Lithium-ion Battery for Laptop Computers and ResMed AirSense 10 CPAP Machine CP170-S10

This appears to be a very capable outfit with every thing included for up to 3-nights of battery power (without humidifier or heated hose), and costs $250. Keep in mind any battery solution will require the Resmed DC to DC converter which normally costs $90, but is included here.

[MargaretYakoda2]

THANKYOU!!!! You just saved my sanity, and our family a couple hundred bucks!!!   My partner, who is an engineer, took one look at that battery on Amazon, smiled, nodded, and handed my laptop back to me. From him, that's high praise for a tech device. 

Also, we now have a backup for when the power goes out. It doesn't go out very often here, but it's nice to know I don't have to worry about it anymore. 

[Sleeprider]

Enjoy the Eclipse!

[trish6hundred]

Hi MargaretYakoda2,
WELCOME! to the forum.!
I hope you have a nice camping trip, good luck to you with CPAP therapy.

[Sleepster]

Wishing you clear skies!