Home and Travel Friendly, Small Footprint, Battery Ready
Product Overview
This CPAP can run on any power source worldwide. The AEIOmed Everest 2 is rugged enough for travel, small enough to be easily stowed in your carry on luggage, and best of all, it takes little room on the night stand.
Want to use your cpap ANYWHERE? See our integrated battery below! Add the integrated battery option and never miss a night of CPAP therapy.
The AEIOmed Everest 2 is the latest model by AEIOMed and replaces the original Everest Aura Polaris TR CPAP machine. It is essentially the same machine as before but has optional DataRest Software reporting capabilities. Also the power supply has been modified from the original Everest Aura Polaris TR CPAP, as well as some slight modifications to the optional heated humidifier.
Compact People notice how compact the AEIOmed Everest 2 CPAP is right away. This unit will fit easily on a nightstand, leaving plenty of room for other essentials, from a clock radio to lamp to a glass of water.
Portable The AEIOmed Everest 2's small size makes traveling with a CPAP easy. Amazingly lightweight, aura fits neatly into its carrying case for a compact second bag. The complete AEIOmed Everest 2 system fits easily into carryon bags, making that piece unnecessary.
Battery Operated (Battery Sold Seperately) Adding to the ease of travel with this CPAP is an industry first - an integrated, rechargeable battery OPTION, capable of powering the unit throughout the night. It's perfect for camping, boating or other activities that take patients beyond stationary power supplies, and provides a backup during power outages as well. This battery can operate the system all night, and adds only one inch to the systems height. Want to charge your battery ANYWHERE from ANY power source? See our mobile power adapter below!
Integrated AEIOmed Everest 2 is an integrated system, including all components in one total package. The CPAP unit, battery and humidifier (humidifier is NOT included) all fit within the battery's footprint. All the parts work together seamlessly to offer OSA patients the best CPAP experience possible.
This 19 volt mobile power converter is for use with the AEIOmed Everest 2 Integrated CPAP System.
CPAP, heated humidifier and/or battery mobile converter plugs into cigarette lighter.
Aeiomed specific Hirosi connector fits battery system or CPAP. Independently power CPAP & heated humidifier as required or Recharge battery system to power CPAP and heated humidifier.
Adding to the ease of travel with this CPAP is an industry first - an integrated, rechargeable battery, capable of powering the unit throughout the night. It's perfect for camping, boating or other activities that take patients beyond stationary power supplies, and provides a backup during power outages as well. This battery can operate the system all night, and adds only one inch to the systems height.
Compare Chart Specifications
Can Be Worn:
No
Manufacturer:
AEIOmed
4-20 Cm:
Yes
Pressure Relief on Exhale:
No
Integrated Heated Hose:
No
Domestic Voltage-110:
Yes
International Voltage-220:
Yes
Optional DC Cable:
Yes
Direct Battery Operation:
Yes (Integrated)
Integrated Battery:
Optional
Auto Altitude Adjustment:
Yes
Ramp:
Yes
Hour/Session:
Yes
Optional Software:
No
Leak Compensation:
Yes
Heated Humidifier:
AEIOmed Everest Heat
Passover Humidifier:
RemStar Passover
Data Card:
Optional
Auto ON/OFF:
Yes
Warranty:
2 Year
Mask Off Alert:
No
Machine Weight:
2.2 lbs
Entire Weight:
6.65 lbs w/ battery
Entire Size:
7.5"x5.25"x 8.5
Entire Package Size:
7.5"x11.5"x10"
Manuals Included:
Patient/Clinician
Sound Level:
31-dB
Other Specifications
Physical Characteristics
CPAP Device Dimensions 4.8 in X 5.0 in X 5.0
in (11.4 cm X 12.7 cm X 12.7 cm)
Air Outlet Connector Port Dimensions 22-mm
diameter
Mobile Adapter Input 13.5 Vdc nominal. 12 to
15.5 Vdc
Performance
Working Pressure Range 4-20 cm H2o
Accuracy of Set Pressure Display +/- 1 cm H2O
or +/- 10%, whichever is greater.
Accuracy of Time Display +/- 1 second
Maximum System Shutdown Pressure 30 cm H2O
Sound level 31 dbA (Sound pressure measured in compliance with Clause 26 of EN 17510-1:2002)
Altitude Adjustment Automatically Adjusts up to 11,000 feet
Our Comments
This is for the CPAP, bag, hose, and manuals only. It does not include the Rechargeable Battery Pack or a heated humidifier.
User Reviews
Only CPAP with Integrated Battery
June 30, 2008
(5 out of 5) by Michael B, Schoenbrunn, AE
"If you're reading the reviews on the Everest 2, you’re probably looking for a battery-operated CPAP machine and asking yourself: Will this system function efficiently on battery power during travel or a power failure and how does it compare in other respects? I’ve been in therapy for 10 years, have gained some experience with different machines and can say that the Everest 2 can hold its own in a comparison with other machines – even without the battery pack. We live in a small town prone to power outages for some reason and every time my machine stopped working in the middle of the night – a dangerous situation actually – I swore that I’d get a battery-backed CPAP. When I finally did get around to looking into what was on the market, I found that there wasn’t a big choice – if you only consider full-fledged machines and exclude lugging a marine battery around. I liked the Everest’s small footprint and the module stacking. So the only question was, would it hold what the technical data promised? Well, I got the machine with the whole caboodle (you can’t beat CPAP.com’s Traveler’s Special money for value). The Everest (31 -dB) is a tick louder than my very-quiet present machine (29 -dB). The humidifier works just as well and is easy to keep clean. The ‘Traveler’s Special’ is a good system that can be used not just for travel or as a backup unit, but as a mature machine at a very competitive price (at least on CPAP.com). Of course the Everest has absolutely no competition if you take its battery pack and mobile power adapter into account. At my pressure (11 cm H2O) I get 7+ h on one battery charge w/o the humidifier and 3.5+ h with the humidifier set at 4. So get an extra battery pack for an entire night of comfortable therapy – at home or underway. Hope this overview helped."
Cute Little Machine!
June 27, 2008
(5 out of 5) by Lee Ann G, Oakton, VA
"I have not used the machine yet, but I absolutley love the size, shape and ease of this!
Now, I can relax on stormy nights and during power outages.
I looked into other ways of powering my ResMed machine, but it was complicated, heavy or messy. The Everest was no more expensive than a fancy battery pack,and a whole lot easier.
I really love the bag, too."
It's a little noisy,,,
June 24, 2008
(4 out of 5) by Delbert M, Hudson Bay, SK
"Its a little noisy when i breathe in but, i will just have to live with it. Overall, it is a good machine because I like the battery pack it will be good at hunting camp.
Thanks!
Del"
First Impressions
June 12, 2008
(4 out of 5) by Shirley W, CA
"My first replacement CPAP in 11 years of using a Respironics Solo which is still working. Looking forward to this smaller travel unit. It functions just as well as the larger one. Only a bit noisier but it seems to be an echoing air rush I'm hearing from the humidifier, I think. It doesn't disturb my sleeping at all. I've always used a passive humidifier so I don't need any heat. I can get 3 nights before filling the humidfier again.
I was hoping to reduce the size and weight of my CPAP equipment esp. for air travel and when I don't have a car. I am disappointed that with the CPAP, humidifier, battery and it's base, the Mobile Charging Converter, and the several cords and power units that ISN'T going to happen. All this is quite bulky and heavy and I'll need to use the extra carry case. I'd hoped to be able to eliminate it."
Very good small machine
June 07, 2008
(4 out of 5) by Annoymous User
"About 3 weeks ago I purchased the Everest Travel C-pap along with humidifier and battery pack. I have been very pleased with the machine. It is small and lightweight (without the battery). I went on a camping trip and the battery lasted through the night. It is quieter than my previous c-pap."
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