Ready2GO CPAP Battery Backup CPAP Power Bank For Travel Camping Emergency Power

Longest Lasting CPAP Power Bank

Most professional Power Bank for CPAP

Our Ready2Go K5(Model) Power Bank is the Longest Lasting CPAP Power Bank Mainly Designed for CPAP/BiPAP User/Traveller. let you use your CPAP/BiPAP for Several nights while you’re away from an outlet or stuck in a power outage. Great for CPAP users. It is a huge capacity portable power source ,It is a real 82500mAh (297Wh) power bank,featured with three DC outputs 12V5A/15V4A/24V 4A for CPAP, camera, led panel, laptop and other compatiable devices and one 5V 2.5A USB port for smartphone, tablet and other 5V powered USB devices, it provides backup power in case the mains power fails unexpectedly,never worry about their equipment away from an outlet or power outage.best choice for CPAP user for emergency power backup or travel!

We found there are many CPAP User, but there is no Massive Capacity and Most Compatible Power Banks mainly designed for CPAP. Our K5 is just the product for that purpose when hurricanes, tornadoes, high winds, floods and other seasonal disasters have the potential to cause power outages in your area. This can be a problem if you use a CPAP machine for sleep therapy. It’s also the typical travel season when people visit friends and family for the holidays. Fortunately, alternatives for effective and affordable CPAP power bank are currently available.

It is reported that almost 85% of CPAP users ALWAYS take their CPAP with them when they travel! so besides the three DC12/DC15V/DC24V output for CPAP with various voltage, we also designed one fast charging 5V 2.4A USB output for Smartphone.Tablet and other 5V USB powered devices. So even you are far away from wall outlet, you can still have your laptop, cpap, smartphone, iPad Powered. It provides a wonderful experience with our excellent CPAP power bank(K5).

With its high capacity (297Wh/82500mAh), only 4LBS, Compared with other AC 110V power station, it is more weight lighter, more efficient, and less power loss . It can power CPAP machine for about 40 hours without humidifier & heater.

• 297Wh/82500mAh -for 12V/15V/24V CPAP
• Extend 45-50Hrs(5-7nights) For Most of CPAP with Humidifier/Heater turn off and low fixed pressure
• Compatible with Airsense 10/Aircurve 10/S9,REMstar System One 60 and 50 Series/Dreamstation/HDM Z1,Transcend Mini, Airmini and Other CPAP model,Pls Check with Seller for Compatibility.
• USB Output: 5V 2.5A for Smartphone/iPad/Tablet,etc.
• It takes about 5.5Hrs to fully recharge the power bank
• Built in auto-level Lithium battery cell, safe and long Cycle Life: ≥1000 times
• Input: 25.2V 3A ( AC adapter is included),Output: DC 12V 5A ,15V 4A ,24V 4A
• The cable for airmini is not included

HOW LONG CAN K5 Power Bank Charge your CPAP?

We gather some charge data FYI,Check what other CPAP users told:

REMstar System One 60: 5 nights(38Hrs) with humidifier/heater off,

REMstar System One 50: 6nights (50Hrs) with humidifier/heater off,

S9: 6 nights with humidifier/heater off,

5 nights at a pressure setting of 11 for a total run time of 33 hours and 37 minutes.(heater and humidifier setting is not told)

Airsense 10: 6 nights with humidifier/heater off

3night(20Hrs) with pressure 8.6psi, humidifier on#4, heated hose off

3.5nights with pressure 10psi,heater/humidifier off

26-28hours/3.5 nights:auto ramp pressure set at 5-12, climate line tube temp OFF, and climate control humidity OFF.

nearly 4 nights using it 7.5-9 hrs per night with typical pressure settings plus humidity at 3, No heater,Took it down about 25% per night – then ran out about 3 hrs short of a forth full night sleep.

5 nights camping with my Airsense 10 (humidifier off/PSA 11/ 9.5 hours per night).

What factors affect the final charge time?

the final charge time maybe different according to how you set your cpap on pressure, humidifier and heater. and even for the same brand, the charge time is different on whether the pressure is fixed or flexible/auto-adjustable. pressure is going higher if it is a self titrating unit.and with mark worn on, the CPAP will drive more current than taking off the mask. full face mask will also drive more current than nasal mask. so, many factors can affect the current draw, that make the final charge time different.