Medistrom Battery
The Medistrom Pilot-24 Lite battery is a small, lightweight charging option for your CPAP machine. Compatible CPAP machines are:
- ResMed AirMini
- ResMed AirSense 10
- ResMed S9
The Medistrom battery can also be used as a backup battery, meaning that if your power goes out during the night, the battery will kick into action to continue powering your device.
The Medistrom Pilot-24 Lite battery also has a warranty period of 1 year.
Medistrom Pilot-24 Lite Specifications:
- Capacity: 95 Wh
- Weight: 1.3 lbs
- Output voltage: 24V for CPAP & 5V, 2.5A for USB
- Approximate usage: 1-2 nights (Based on optimal settings without humidifier & heated hose)
- Charging time: 2-3 hours
***PLEASE NOTE***
The Medistrom Pilot-12 Lite powers the Philips DreamStation, Philips System One and DeVilbiss
ResMed Battery
The ResMed Power Station II is a lithium battery by ResMed. The Power Station II is compatible with the following CPAP machines:
- ResMed AirSense 10
- ResMed S9
The ResMed Power Station II has a warranty period of 6 months
ResMed Power Station II Specifications:
- Battery Technology: Lithium Ion
- Capacity: < 100 Wh (97 Wh)
- Battery Weight: 0.9kg
- System Weight: 2.3kg
- Battery Run Time: >8 hours at average device settings
- Battery output voltage (24V / 26V) ± 0.5V, 90W continuous
- Recharge Time: < 4hrs at full level
I have a Fisher & Paykel sleep style Cpap. can I get a back up battery to use during electricity failure for this device?
Hi Helen, unfortunately not for the F&P devices. If you go into our Facebook group someone in there may have a solution? https://www.facebook.com/groups/2217875275197228/
do you have in stock a battery for my air mini, if so how much are they.
regards Alfred gude
Alfred, yes we do. $455. see this link: https://sleepright.com.au/accessories/batteries-and-converters/medistrom-pilot-24-lite-cpap-backup-power-supply/
Found on another website. I can confirm from actual experience that this is about right.
Battery Run Times
ResMed AirSense™ 10:
Using no humidification or heated hose, and a pressure setting of 10: Run-times are guaranteed for 1 night (8 hours). However, the range can be anywhere from 8 to 16 hours on a pressure of 10 without humidity and minimal mask leaks.
Using with Humidification or heated hose, pressure setting of 10: With the humidity and heated hose it will only last 3-4 hours with a pressure of 10 and no excessive mask leaks.
ResMed AirMini™ Auto Set™
Using no humidification or heated hose, and a pressure setting of 10: The run times will be roughly equivalent to the run times for the AirSense™ 10. The AirMini™ is a much more efficient machine than the AirSense™ 10, so it is possible for it to run longer.
Using humidification on a pressure setting of 10. The AirMini™ uses waterless humidification and doesn’t require power to work. So the run times would be the same as without humidification.
How much for the mediator please
I have the resumed 10 for her
Thanks
Irene, currently it is priced at $455 https://sleepright.com.au/accessories/batteries-and-converters/medistrom-pilot-24-lite-cpap-backup-power-supply/
Hi ..I have a S10 Sense with that machine i have a power cord from wall to converter, then from converter to machine.
With this batterie you get a cord from batterie to machine .. How does it charge? let say i want to use it to charge my cell?… would I need to plug in what I usually have (from wall to converter to output) into the batterie and this would charge it? Then I can use the USB port? .. Or i do know that I can buy a plug that goes into the 12 volts lighter in a car ..
Thank you
Hi Louise, the battery is charged using the power cord you would usually use for your machine. There is a USB Port for the charging of a phone. The battery can be plugged into the wall while you use it so if the main power goes out, the battery will kick in. You can get a car charger for the battery which will plug into a cigarette lighter port. Hope this helps.
So if i understand this correctly if i only want to change the battery I plug in the wall what I have with my machine (wire from wall to converter to output) to the battery. Then once the battery is charge i can bring it with me and charge my cell later. Thank you very much for your explanation.
That’s correct.