AirSense 10 with AirFit F20 Mask Bundle

No, the AirSense 10 AutoSet is one of the quietest CPAP machines available. It operates at just 26.6 decibels, which is quieter than a soft whisper, making it ideal for light sleepers or those with bed partners.

Yes, the AirSense 10 AutoSet is FAA-approved for in-flight use on all domestic and international flights. It's compact and lightweight design makes it easy to pack in your carry-on luggage. Just be sure to remove the water from the humidifier chamber before flying and put the device in Airplane Mode to disable wireless connectivity.

The AirSense 10 AutoSet has two filters - a disposable fine filter and a reusable standard filter. ResMed recommends replacing the disposable air filter every 30 days and the reusable filter every 6 months. Regular filter changes are important for ensuring your machine delivers clean, effective therapy and operates properly.

Yes, the ClimateLineAir heated CPAP tubing is compatible with all CPAP masks that connect to the standard tubing. This flexibility ensures that you can enjoy the benefits of heated tubing regardless of the mask type you use.

Expiratory Pressure Relief (EPR) is an advanced comfort option available on some ResMed devices that helps your CPAP therapy feel more natural; as you exhale, the AirSense 10 will reduce the pressure, making it easier to breathe.

If you’re looking for information on the AirSense 10 humidifier settings, you’ve come to the right place! From your machine’s home screen, you can easily access the Climate Control Manual Mode to switch your humidification settings. Select “My Options” and then “Climate Ctrl.” From there, you can adjust the Humidity Level and Tube Temp to the temperature you find the most comfortable.

Ramp time can be set between 5 minutes and 45 minutes, or the function can be turned off entirely.

The AirSense 10 requires to be plugged into a power source. You can find the best battery option for both your AirSense 10 and your battery backup needs here.

To change the filter on your AirSense 10 CPAP machine, follow these steps:

1. Turn off your machine and disconnect it from its power source.
2. Locate the filter compartment on the left side of the machine, towards the back.
3. Open the compartment and remove the old filter.
4. Insert the new filter and close the compartment.
5. Reconnect your machine to its power source.

AirSense 10 filters are disposable rather than reusable, so cleaning them is neither required nor recommended. However, it’s a good idea to check your filter every 2 weeks and gently flick it with your finger to remove some of the trapped dust and allergens. If your filter is over 1-3 months old and has significantly darkened, grayed, or otherwise changed color, it may be a good idea to replace it.

The AirSense 11 air filter has a different design and is not interchangeable with the AirSense 10 filter.

The biggest difference between these two mask styles is the cushion: the AirFit F20 has a soft silicone cushion and the AirTouch F20 has a contouring memory foam cushion. You can, however, use the AirTouch F20 cushion on the AirFit F20 if you prefer memory foam over silicone.

To size your AirFit F20 mask, use a tape measure to measure from the bridge of your nose to the indent of your chin. For small, measure 2.91 to 3.39 inches; for medium, 3.39 to 3.9 inches; and for large, 3.9 to 4.7 inches. ResMed provides a printable sizing guide on their website for accurate measurements.

The AirFit F20 is designed to be quiet, featuring QuietAir vents that make it 89% quieter than previous versions. It operates at just 21 decibels, which is softer than a whisper, ensuring a peaceful night's sleep for both you and your partner.

The cushion on your AirFit F20 should be replaced every three to six months. However, if you notice visible wear and tear or if the mask starts leaking despite adjustments, you should replace the cushion immediately to maintain effective therapy.

Yes, the AirFit F20 is designed to accommodate various sleeping positions, including side sleeping. Its flexible cushion and 360-degree rotating elbow allow for movement while maintaining a seal, making it suitable for active sleepers and those who prefer sleeping on their side.

Your AirFit F20 Headgear should be replaced every six to nine months to ensure you do not have to overtighten your mask in order to get a leak-free seal. Find similar replacement parts on the AirFit F20 Mask Parts page.

The headgear is made of nylon (elastane), polyurethane, and polyamide.

The AirFit F20 InfinitySeal Cushion should last around three to six months. Be on the lookout for signs of wear and tear (visible rips or tears) or discomfort, which are indicators that your cushion needs to be replaced. If you are overtightening to retain a secure seal, then that is also a sign that your cushion needs to be replaced.

ResMed conducted a study where the AirFit F20 was designed to fit 97% of CPAP wearers, taking the worry out of fitting your mask.

Source: ResMed AirFit F20 internal USA fitting study of 34 existing CPAP patients conducted April 2016.

To clean the cushion, use warm water and mild soap before or after each use. Ensure that your rinse the mask thoroughly and allow it to air dry. In comparison, the AirTouch F20 Memory Foam Cushion (which is also compatible with the AirFit F20) cannot be washed (only wiped off after each use).

The AirTouch F20 Cushion can also be used for the AirFit F20 mask. However, the AirTouch F20 Cushion is made out of memory foam and needs to be changed every 30 days. Alternatively, the AirFit F20 Cushion is made out of silicone, meaning it does not need to be replaced as frequently.