AirSense 10 AutoSet with P10 Nasal Pillow Mask Bundle

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.

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

The AirSense 10 is one of the quietest machines on the market with an operating volume of just 26 decibels, which is quieter than a whisper.

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.

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.

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.

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 elastic headgear is created to provide a customizable fit with a split strap design, resulting in minimal facial contact and a snug but comfortable fit to ensure a secure seal. To tighten your headgear, narrow the space between the headgear back straps. To loosen your fit, widen the back straps apart.

To prolong the lifespan of your CPAP headgear, it’s important to wash it weekly with mild soap and warm water to ensure oils from your skin and hair don’t degrade your fabric quicker than normal. Make sure you allow your headgear to air dry out of direct sunlight before you use your equipment again.

You should replace your headgear every six months. However, if you notice an increase in discomfort, rips and tears in your headgear fabric, or the need to overtighten your headgear to get a secure seal, then we recommend changing your headgear as soon as you notice these factors.

Your AirFit P10 mask should be washed daily with warm, soapy water. Then, rinse well and allow your mask and its components to air dry away from direct sunlight. Be sure to use mild soap, and never apply harsh cleaning chemicals to your CPAP equipment. Also, try incorporating mask wipes or the Lumin CPAP Mask and Accessory Cleaner to keep your equipment in tip-top shape while ensuring the bacteria and germs stay away.

Once you have put the mask on, ensure the split-tail headgear strap is separated for a better grip on the back of your head. Then, use the adjustment tab to tighten the mask so that it is snug, but not tight. If you still feel that the cushion doesn't fit right, try once of the larger or smaller cushions included with your mask.

The AirFit P10 has a universal fit; it comes with one-size-fits-most headgear and three nasal pillow cushions. Each nasal pillow is color-coded with its corresponding size for easy identification, so you can find the best fit from the comforts of home. Once you’ve found your perfect nasal pillow size, order replacement pillows or bundle a 6-month or 12-month supply, which includes pillows and headgear to take the worry out of replacing your equipment. Replacing your CPAP equipment on time—every three to six months for your pillows and every six to nine months for your headgear—ensures sleep apnea therapy success.