PowerPal for Hybernite Rainout Control System

The on/off control works great and saves you the hassle of having to unplug after use but it would be helpful if there were a small light to indicate when the unit is on. The "0"/"|" indicators are not very helpful in the dark.

Filters do their job.

Very efficient

Without the PowerPal you pretty much leave the Hybernite on all the time.

I am glad they have added this product, but it needs refinement. I usually get into/out of bed in a dark room (wife goes to bed before, gets up after me) and I am finding it annoying that there is no LED indicator to tell where the switch is, causing additional fumbling in the dark. It would also be nice to be able to tell if the device is powered on or off at a glance, instead of needing a flashlight to check the status. This switch should really be integrated into the Hybernite system, and not an extra add-on that costs more $.

This should be included with the Hybernite Rainout Control System...period. The rainout system works great. The problem is that in order to turn the system on and off, you must plug in, then unplug the power supply every time you use it. The manufacturer told me that you should not leave the unit plugged in when not in use. I'm surprised that the hybernite system is allowed to be sold w/o this inline switch. I recommend the Hybernite system, but buy the Powerpal. You will be glad you did!

Wow, makes a great product even better!

It would be nice if the on/off designation were more obvious, like a little light when it was on. That would be worth at least a couple of extra bucks.

I only wish it had an LED built in the switch to indicate it is powered up and heating. I have not had any problems with it I just make sure to turn it on and off as I turn the CPAP on and off.

Can' say much about it, other than it seems to work fine. I've only owned an Everest 2, with a humidifier that worked about the same until it stopped working about 2 years ago, which was pretty disappointing.

Although the product works as advertised, you still have to unplug the power supply to conserve electricity. And the hose doesn't get that hot if you only turn the CPAP off for a few minutes while leaving the rainout control system on. Also no light on the switch so it's hard to work in the dark.

Does the job.