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Ensure uninterrupted sleep apnea therapy with our selection of CPAP inverters and converters. Whether you're traveling, camping, or experiencing power fluctuations, these essential accessories keep your CPAP machine running smoothly. Discover the freedom and peace of mind that comes with reliable power solutions.

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Inverters & Converters FAQs

What's the difference between a CPAP inverter and a converter?

CPAP inverters convert DC power from batteries or outlets into AC power for machines that require it. Converters, on the other hand, allow you to power your CPAP machine directly from DC power sources found in vehicles. While the terms are sometimes used interchangeably, it's crucial to choose the right accessory for your specific setup to avoid damage.

Can I use any inverter or converter with my CPAP machine?

To ensure optimal performance and prevent damage to your equipment, it's essential to select inverters and converters designed for your specific CPAP machine or battery brand. Consult your device's manual or product page on CPAP.com for compatible accessories. When in doubt, a pure sine wave inverter is generally the safest choice.

How do I know what size inverter or converter I need for my CPAP machine?

Always refer to your CPAP machine manufacturer's recommendations when choosing accessories like inverters and converters. Following their guidelines will help maintain your warranty and prevent equipment damage. In general, 400-watt inverters are compatible with many current CPAP machines, but the best option will be the one specifically designed for your device.

Travelers and adventurers who need reliable power solutions for their CPAP therapy while on the go
Anyone without consistent access to standard 120-volt AC wall outlets
CPAP users who rely on battery packs for backup power during outages or emergencies
Ensuring uninterrupted sleep apnea therapy in various settings, such as camping, boating, or RV trips
Protecting CPAP equipment from damage caused by incompatible power sources