The backlight for this machine either shuts off automatically after a short intreval or can be set to off.
The machine display is lit for ease of reading.
These machines were designed with a woman's lifestyle in mind.
Timed (T) or Spontaneous Timed (ST) modes provide a customizable backup rate that forces the machine to switch from exhalation to inhalation. In ST Mode, the machine monitors the breathing cycle and switches from EPAP to IPAP once the backup time is met or whenever the break is detected through the sensors; whichever occurs first. The time aspect is only meant to act as a backup respiratory rate to the (S) function (see Spontaneous). This is used for patients with central sleep apnea, or those who need non-invasive mechanical ventilation.
Spontaneous (S) mode tells the machine to start blowing at IPAP pressure with no specific interval set. The machine must wait and detect a break in the breathing cycle before reacting, switching from exhalation to inhalation. If a backup rate is needed, then the unit will need a time interval setting and will be marked 'Yes' on the Timed property.
This feature detects excessive mask leaks due to poor cushion seal or when a user stops therapy by removing a mask when in use. The alert can be in the form of an audible alarm (ALARM) or a text message on the unit's LCD display (LCD).
This feature turns the machines off and on when putting on or taking off the mask. When you put your mask on the machines senses you breathing and turns itself on. Take off the mask and the machine turns off.
Altitude Adjustment is defined as the machine's ability to compensate for changes in altitude. Compensation can either occur manually or automatically. Manual adjustments occur within the Setup Menu and must be set by the user. Automatic requires no user intervention.
Software is an option on some CPAP machines. The software can give details on compliance and performance. The patient or physician downloads the data from the CPAP machine to determine how long a patient has used their machine each night and how well the machine is working to stop Apnea/Hypopnea events. This property shows the software package to use for machine that has the ability to transfer data to your computer and report Hours of Usage. See Advanced Software for a list of machines that can report AHI or Leakage.
This property marks the machines that have the ability to record performance data on a removable card. Some machines that are flagged as having software (seeOptional Software), do not have removable memory cards, rather instead, records information on-board and must use a download cable to retrieve the data from the machine.
Identifies which machines are data capable and have the ability to track your therapy progress over time. The machine captures key metrics like AHI (Apnea/Hypopnea Index), Leakage, and most pressure used. Depending on the machine, the data can be retrieved through an on Machine Screen Display (MSD), through Optional Software (OS), and/or through SmartCode (SC).
An integrated battery pack attaches to and functions seamlessly with the machine it is integrated with. It allows your CPAP to run on AC and fail over to the DC battery only if necessary.
A 'Yes' answer indicates that the CPAP Machine has an optional DC cable that plugs directly into a DC port. This allows you to use a DC power source, such as a battery or car cigarette lighter outlet. Some optional DC cables include alligator clips to connect directly to battery terminals. See the "Power" tab of the machine's product page for more detailed information on how the machine works with alternate power sources, and what optional cables and batteries are compatible.
Domestic Voltage is the voltage that is used with a standard wall outlet in the United States and ranges from 100-120 volts. International Voltage can range from 220v-240v AC.
Indicates which machines have a DC port in which you can use to connect a battery pack or a deep cycle marine battery with an optional DC cable. This is different from an integrated battery that works only with the machine it was designed for. (i.e. Everest CPAP Machine) see property Integrated Battery
This is the maximum altitude at which the machine will properly operate.
Leak Compensation is a machine feature that identifies mask leaks and adjusts to maintain the delivered pressure as set. If marked N/A assume the information is not available due to being out of production or unavailable.
This property defines whether the machine is capable of continuously blowing a constant pressure. All CPAP machines are defined as 'continuous', but some BiPAP's and APAP's also come with a CPAP mode; some BiPAP and BiLevel machines Do NOT. By setting the IPAP and EPAP to the same pressure, a CPAP Mode is achieved, preventing the EPAP pressure from dropping.
The Ramp feature allows the user to start treatment at a lower pressure to fall asleep with, gradually raising the pressure over a set time. This is a comfort setting and can set from 0 to 45 minutes on most CPAP machines.
Pressure Relief is a feature that lowers your therapy pressure to help with difficulties breathing against the machine's airflow, providing a more comfortable and natural breathing pattern. Assistance can occur on the Exhalation, on the Inhalation, and on both exhalation and inhalation at the same time.
This Property lists the operating range for the Exhalation Positive Airway Pressure (EPAP). This is the pressure setting used when you exhale. EPAP is always lower than the IPAP (inhalation) pressure, making breathing out easier and more comfortable.
A CPAP (Constant Positive Air Pressure) delivers continuous airflow at a prescribed pressure at 4cm to 30cm. APAP operates between a range and BiPAP machines are a mix of ranges and constant pressures. This pressure is measured in centimeters of water pressure (H2O) and 4-20cm is average pressure range on most CPAP machines.
This property defines whether the machine automatically adjusts pressure to meet the needs of the CPAP user on a breath-by-breath basis. All APAP machines are defined as 'Auto Adjusting', but some BiPAP's also use an Auto feature on both the IPAP and EPAP. If not marked, Yes, assume the machine does not have AUTO capabilities.
This is the maximum water capacity held by the chamber of the compatible humidifier.
This indicates that the machine has an integrated heated hose option to enhance humidification and reduce rainout. An integrated headed hose receives power directly from the machine and does not require a power supply. The tube's heat settings are set through the machine menu screen.
A yes in this field indicates the machine and humidifier have technology to reduce rainout, the water that collects in a hose when using a heated humidifier. Sensors measure the air temperature in the room and adjust the amount of heat and moisture delivered to the mask to reduce or omit rainout.
This property identifies how the machine incorporates a Heated Humidifier. Build In humidifiers are built into the CPAP machine and cannot be separated from the machine. Integrated humidifiers connect directly to the CPAP machine and they can only be used with compatible CPAP machines. With Integrated humidifiers, the CPAP machine, can be separated and used without the humidifier. CPAP machines that do not have a built in humidifier and do not have an integrated humidifier option have to use a Stand Alone humidifier as the machine's heated humidifier option. Stand Alone humidifiers can be used with any machine and connect to the CPAP machine with an additional hose.
Identifies which CPAP has a humidifier that is built into the CPAP. Built-In humidifiers cannot be separated from the CPAP machine.
This indicates which heated humidifier works best with the listed CPAP machine. In some instances, Built-in is used to describe a machine/humidifier combination system. The Fisher and Paykel HC150 was used for machines that do not have an integrated or built in humidifier system.
Measures the overall dimension of the machine only. Machines with a built-in humidifier are marked NA and must refer to Entire Size dimensions.
This is the size of the CPAP with Heated Humidifier in its travel bag.
This is the combined dimensions of the CPAP with the Heated humidifier.
This is the combined weight of the machine, heated humidifier, power cables, bag and hose. The weight of the shipping box is not included in the number.
This is the actual weight of the CPAP Machine without any accessories, power cord, or humidifier. Machines with a weight 3lbs or less are also identified in the Under 3 lbs property.
This measures only the weight of the machine and does not include total weight of power cables, bag, additional batteries or non-built-in humidifiers.
Looking to travel? We have found some machines are easier to travel with than others. These smaller and more lightweight machines are still robust enough for constant daily use as well as travel.
This indicates which manuals are included with the purchase of a CPAP machine. Most all machines come with a patient manual; also called 'user manual', which may or may not have pressure setting instructions. Some machines come with both the patient and quick setup guide or both patient and clinician manuals.
This identifies which machines have a decibel rating of 29 and lower. This does not account for use with the humidifier attached, which could supply additional volume that can muffle or amplify sound. This property does not account for noise that travels through the CPAP tubing, seemingly sounding louder than the measured db rating.
This is the level of sound the machine produces at a pressure of 10cm, standing 1 meter away or roughly 3 feet from machine. Measured in Decibels, the values also indicate whether the machine is considered a "quiet CPAP"; see Quiet property.
Warranty is the length of time that the manufacturer will guarantee a product to be free of defects. Warranties vary in length depending on manufacturer, but generally all machines come with a 2 Year Warranty.
This identifies the machine as continuous, auto adjusting, or bilevel operation. This does not identify whether the machine automatically adjusts pressure. Auto adjusting refers to APAP, whereas BiPAP Auto is differentiated using the Auto Pressure Adjustment property. BiPAP machines are defined further using Spontaneous or Timed properties.
A CPAP machine blows one constant pressure of air into your passageway throughout the night. Your ideal pressure was determined during your sleep study.
A BiPAP machine delivers two separate pressures of air; One when the patient inhales and a separate pressure when they exhale. The machine alternates between the two set pressures to help optimize your sleep apnea treatment.
An APAP machine automatically adjusts on a breath by breath basis to blow the minimum pressure needed to keep your airway open during sleep. This allows your machine to provide you with your ideal pressure nightly.
This is the company that produces the product being compared.
The Luna Auto CPAP Machine with Integrated H60 Heated Humidifier is a machine with modern looks and features. The Luna Auto has many comfort features such as auto on/off, reslex pressure relief, and auto-adjusting pressure. The H60 Heated Humidifier is included for even more comfort.
This product is no longer available. For a more recent model, consider trying the Luna II Auto CPAP Machine. The Luna 2 includes a heated humidifier and has the same auto-adjusting technology you'd find on much more expensive machines in a budget-conscious package.
The Luna Auto CPAP with H60 Heated Humidifier is an auto-adjusting machine with a large colorful display and several options for downloading and viewing therapy data. This is an auto-adjusting machine that will automatically change pressure during the night to deliver the pressure needed.
Features
Auto-Adjusting CPAP
Integrated Humidifier Included
Large, Colorful Display
Detailed Therapy Data with QR Code
Auto On/Off
Auto-Adjusting CPAP with Reslex
The Luna Auto is an auto-adjusting machine that will automatically adjust throughout the night to deliver the pressure needed to maintain the airway. The machine will operate a low pressure until a higher pressure is needed. Reslex is a comfort feature which will provide a drop in pressure upon exhalation. Reslex can be set to settings of 1-3, with 1 being the lowest drop in pressure and 3 being the largest drop, or left off for no drop in pressure.4
Integrated Heated Humidifier Included
The H60 Heated Humidifier is included with this purchase and connects directly to the machine to receive power. The humidifier can be set to one of five heat settings or turned off completely if desired. Lights below the machine display will indicate the current heat setting on the humidifier. The humidifier chamber slides in and out easily and features an easy to use cap for refilling.
Large Colorful Display
The Luna has a 3.5 inch colored display which allows easy access to settings for adjustment if needed. The machine has a turning knob and two buttons for easy navigation to desired menus.
Detailed Therapy Data with QR Code
The Luna Auto CPAP offers easy access to therapy data both on-screen and through the iCode app. The machine will show information such as compliance hours, average pressure, AHI, snore index, and leak rate. Data can be viewed using iCode by retrieving either the complete code and inputting it on the iCode website or by scanning the QR code off of the machine’s display into the iCode app on a smartphone.
Auto On/Off
The Luna Auto CPAP features automatic starting and stopping of therapy when the user puts their mask on and starts breathing, or takes the mask off when therapy is complete.
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This Product Includes...
Luna Auto CPAP Machine
Luna Heated Humidifier
2 - Reusable Foam Filters (1 Installed)
Power Supply
Power Cord
Side Cover
SD Card
Carrying Case
User Manuals
Dimensions - Machine Alone: 6.7 in L x 7.7 in W x 4.6 in H (170 mm L x 196 mm W x 118 mm H)
Dimensions - Machine with Humidifier: 11.4 in L x 7.7 in W x 5.3 in H (290 mm L x 196 mm W x 134 mm H)
Weight - Machine Alone: 3.3 lbs
Weight - Machine with Humidifier: 5.5 lbs
Operation Temperature: 41° to 95° F (5° to 35° C)
Storage and Transport Temperature:-13° to 158° F (-25° to 70° C)
Operation Humidity: 15% to 93% Non-condensing
Transport and Storage Humidity: Up to 93% Non-condensing
Atmospheric Pressure: 760 - 1060 hPa
AC Power Consumption: 100 - 240V AC, 50/60 Hz, 2.0A max
Pressure Range: 4 - 20cm H2O (0.5 increments)
Ramp Time: 0 - 60 minutes
Sound Level: < 30 dB
Hose Length - Included Hose: 6 foot
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User Manual:
The user manual included with this machine can be viewed and downloaded here: Luna Machine.
Humidifier & Water Chamber Tips
To fill the water chamber:
Always allow the heating plate of the humidifier and chamber to cool before handling.
Turn the chamber upside down and locate the water inlet cap.
Turn the water inlet cap counterclockwise until it is turned to the triangle symbol indicating it is unlocked.
Remove the water inlet cap.
Pour water into the inlet cap to the desired level. Do not exceed the maximum fill line. The chamber will hold a maximum of 350 mL. Distilled water is recommended.
Replace the inlet cap and turn to the circle symbol which indicates it is locked.
Turn the chamber back over and carefully replace it back inside the humidifier and close the humidifier lid.
To empty the water chamber:
Always allow the heating plate of the humidifier and chamber to cool before handling.
Raise the humidifier lid by pressing the button underneath it on the front of the humidifier.
Carefully pull the chamber out of the humidifier.
Separate the chamber lid from the base by releasing the buckle holding the two together.
Once empty, it is recommended to wash the chamber and allow it to air dry before refilling.
Once dried, connect the chamber lid to the base and close the buckle to lock together.
Side Cover Tips
The Luna Auto includes a side cover which can be placed on the side of the machine when the humidifier is not connected for a more pleasing appearance. Before reconnecting the humidifier to the machine, the side cover must be removed. To remove the side cover:
Turn the machine over so that the bottom of the machine is facing up.
Locate the two buckle slots which can be used to access the side cover's hinges.
Using a flat tool, insert it into the buckle slots to depress each hinge which will release to side cover to be removed from the machine.
Oxygen Use
As with other CPAP machines, Oxygen can be added to this machine's CPAP therapy, however, oxygen must be turned on after CPAP therapy has started, and it must be turned off before CPAP therapy is ended. This will prevent oxygen from bleeding into the CPAP machine, which could cause a hazard.
SD Card Icon
If an SD card is properly inserted, an icon will appear in the top bar of the machine's display. The icon is an SD card and will be to the left of the date and time.
Delay Tips
The Luna Auto features the delay option which will enable a low pressure airflow to continue after therapy is completed to help remove any vapor buildup in the humidifier. The low pressure will continue for about 15 minutes after therapy is stopped.
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Universal Power
The Luna Auto will operate on voltages between 100 - 240V AC without any switches or change in fuses. A plug adapter is required for international use. CPAP.com offers the World Traveler Power Adapter Plugs which will allow the Luna to be used in many international countries.
The Medistrom Pilot-24 Lite can power the Luna Auto if you use the Luna and DreamStation Go Adapter Kit to connect the Luna to the Pilot-24 Lite. The Pilot-24 Lite can be used as both a travel battery or a backup power supply, powering the Luna in the event main power is cut off.
Freedom Battery
The Freedom Battery can also be used to power the Luna Auto CPAP, as long as it's used with a 150 W Sine Wave Inverter.
Find the Freedom Travel CPAP Battery and the 150 Watt Sine Wave Inverter at CPAP.com. When using the Freedom Travel Battery it's very important to use the Sine Wave Inverter. Failure to use the Sine Wave Inverter with the Freedom Battery can result in damage or loss to the CPAP machine.
The Luna CPAP machine was very easy to set up and is very quiet. The only issue I had was in setting up the exhalation resistance setting. Once I figured that out, I was able to sleep comfortably. more...
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Really like the machine, it is a little bigger than I thought and a little louder than I had hoped but so far so good more...
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Luna Auto CPAP with Humidifier
This is a very nice package, good design, well made, great price and easy to set up. It does not feature auto-off air flow. The major drawback is noise! It produces a distinct air flow sound (noise) from the humidifier chamber when breathing. The sound transmits through the air hose. Repositioning the hose does not help. I was able to reduce the sound by adding a 5' flex hose extension. Disappointing since the Devilbiss unit I replaced ran silent. The Luna's overall operation is acceptable, except for that noise. more...
