[Electronics-Talk] accessible CPAP machine for sleep apnea

[Steve Jacobson]

The last two CPAP machines we have had here has the humidifier as one of a number of options, and it is a lot trickier to set.  The chances are pretty good that when you need to replace yours that it won't be as simple to turn the humidifier on or off.  As I have described, there might be some options, but one needs to experiment to get a pattern down.  I have not checked to see if the apps that let you get your sleep results can change settings.  That might be another approach to this.

Best regards,

Steve Jacobson

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That's how mine works.  If I want to warm the water in the tank, I turn it one way and it heats up.
That's why I'm wondering why one needs an accessible CPAC machine!  All of the calibrations are done by a sleep technician.

Vince

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One doesn't exist that I know of, but mine has a raised control to turn it off and on, and the doctor programs the different air pressures he may need.

Darla


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From: Electronics-Talk <electronics-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org> On Behalf Of Wendy Walker via Electronics-Talk
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Subject: [Electronics-Talk] accessible CPAP machine for sleep apnea

I am looking for any information on accessible CPAP machines as my partner was just diagnosed with sleep apnea. We would like to research it a little before requesting a certain model.

Best regards,
Wendy Walker
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