EXP96 Pro Lithium Ion Battery Bank

I took the battery camping last weekend assuming it would get me through two nights based on the advertised values. Using my AirSense10, it managed about 9 hours. I cant give it a one star, because that's the best a battery backup has ever done for me, but it failed to meet expectations.

Does everything I needed and can be linked to my EXP48Pro too. I searched long and hard to find safe, versatile, powerful Lithium Ion batteries to use off-grid in place of my very heavy lead acid battery (almost 24 pounds). In comparison, this battery is light, powerful and does so many things well! Thanks.

This is a big battery. Good to have the handle strap for easy carrying. It also has an emergency light and multiple charging output ports. I bought this for camping, but I was worried it wouldn't last very long. Here's my testing experience: I use an ResMed AirSense 10. My pressure is set to 4-20 and usually averages around 11. For my first test, I forgot to turn off the humidifier and hose heater, and the fully charged batter lasted around 18 hours. I recharged the battery and have been testing again with humidifer and hose heater OFF. I've so far gotten around 30 hours of use and the battery indicator looks like it has 30% left. This is WAY better than I was expecting. I think this will be great to have not only for powering my CPAP off the grid. I note that it is not TSA compliant, so you couldn't fly with it, but it's good for emergency and off grid uses.

I bought this battery for camping and emergencies. I just changed from using a cpap to a bipap. With the increased air flow needed, my old battery did not have enough storage. I charged the unit up and tried it out the next night. I tried it with the humidifier and heated hose on just to see what it would do. I would not use those normally if camping or out of power. I am at settings of 21 and 17. The unit ran 8.5 hours before running out of power. I then charged it the next day. While charging it, the power went out at the house. It was out for over 8 hours. The battery had been charged to 3/4 charge. Since I went to bed and not having power for the house I used the battery. I turned the humidifier and heated hose off. I slept in, and slept for 11.5 hours. When I woke up, the battery was still working and had 1 light on, meaning it was around 1/4 full. I had the unit three days and it already gave me a good nights sleep.

It works well. It was able to power the AirSense 10 (with humidity set at 3) for 3 days without charging. I have also used it to charge my entire family's phones during vacation. Every now and then it sparks when plugging it in to charge. This doesn't seem to damage it, but it's a little concerning.

This thing is massive. not sure it would be suitable for hiking/camping. i got it for power outages. it weighs a ton and is massive.

This thing is massive. not sure it would be suitable for hiking/camping. i got it for power outages. it weighs a ton and is massive.

This battery has run my machine and charged my phone for 8 nights. That’s with out the humidifier. It’s not totally run down I charged my phone on it the 9 th night.

I have charged it up and used it for one night. It worked well running my AirSense 10 CPAP machine. It is heavy, as is to be expected. I would not take it backpacking, but for car camping or power outages it is great.

Battery looks like what I need but have not got the chance to use yet.

Well worth the $$$$

My wife and I were able to run both our resmed airminis three and one half nights on a full charge. In an experiment at home right out of the box. We have now used it on two camping trips, the first we started at full charge and ran out two cpaps two nights without charging, and it ran perfectly. And this last weekend we started at roughly half charge, by the LEDs, charged a couple hours from our cars dc 12v cigarette lighter using the supplied cable, and then it ran out cpaps each night just fine, where we got a couple hours charge each day when we were driving around. That is 3 nights charging a couple hours each day from a car. We like the compactness of the battery, it does have some heft but certainly significantly lighter than an equivalent lead acid deep cycle battery would have. We motorcycle camp so having a smaller and relatively light weight is preferred, so it doesn't take up too much of our very limited cargo room and weight capacity. It is expensive, but as this is now the forth battery I have purchased in an effort to find a battery that would work for our needs, this one worked perfectly for what we wanted (being able to run at least two nights running two cpaps without recharging.) I wish we just did the 'buy once cry once' As our four previous battery's that didn't work for our needs probably combined cost about as much as this one. I wish I would have just bought this one first.