Resmed 10 AirSense--OK in Small Open Cabinet

[Snorzz]

OK, I think it goes into the storage compartment under the bed.  The side is thin plyboard; easy to saw a hole into, the power plugs are under there anyway.  The compartment is  queen bed sized and nearly 2 ft deep, so heat buildup should not be a problem; it's loosely constructed, lots of cracks to let air in/out.  I plan to spend nearly a month further here at home to get used to the CPAP; probably won't be immediately successful.  So by then I will know what my settings are (hopefully same as titration nite) and can just put it below the bed and forget it.

[CB91710]

With the Airsense 10 your machine will have an automatic on and off mode.  As soon as it senses a breath it turns on, and it shuts off within 15 seconds of an open circuit leak when you remove the mask.  I don't miss not seeing the machine, and can't think what I might adjust at night.  All I do is access the humidifier, shut the drawer, and go to bed.  No noise, no possibility of machine falling, automatic operation.

Your auto-shutoff works with the P10?  My wife's doesn't.  Both turn on properly, I turn mine off manually, but she pulls her mask and it blows until she turns it off.

[jaswilliams]

It prob won’t auto stop with a p10 due to the reduced airflow but you can always separate the large tube from the smaller tube ant it will auto stop

[Sleeprider]

The auto-off will work with a P10. My wife uses a small and removes the mask in the morning, Airsense 10 machine shuts off nearly every time. Mine has never failed with a P10 large on the Aircurve 10. The Respironics generally take much longer to start and stop. I always operated mine manually.