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Can I travel to other countries with my Fisher & Paykel Healthcare CPAP unit?
Yes
. Fisher & Paykel Healthcare’s CPAP machines are lightweight and compact, allowing for easy transport with the custom carry-bag. These units have a universal voltage feature that allows them to operate on any domestic AC mains voltage (which is between 100 and 240V), and with the use of the appropriate pin/plug adapter the unit can operate in most countries. When going through Customs you may wish to have a letter from your doctor stating the use you have for the CPAP unit.
Note: Ensure the water chamber is empty of water before packing away your CPAP unit for travel.
Can I use my Fisher & Paykel Healthcare CPAP unit on airline flights?
Some airline companies allow the use of CPAP units on their aircraft. The best thing to do before booking a long plane flight is to check the airline company’s policy regarding the use of CPAP units whilst flying. If company policy allows for use of such equipment, arrange a seat close to a power outlet on the aircraft. You will also need to ensure you have a US-style pin/plug adapter, as often aircrafts have US-style sockets only.
Can I take my CPAP device camping?
Yes,
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare’s CPAP devices can easily be connected to a deep-cycle battery (also known as a marine-type deep-cycle battery) and run for eight hours. Adapter cables connect to the battery and create a cigarette-lighter-style plug, which the inverter can plug into. The inverter provides a standard three-pronged socket that many electrical devices can be plugged into – in this case your CPAP device. Connect your CPAP device directly into the power inverter to commence therapy. Please review the Operating Manual before using your CPAP device with
battery power
. If you are planning a trip, particularly if you are going to be several nights without power, Fisher & Paykel Healthcare recommends that you try sleeping with the device connected to the battery for a few nights at home to test its performance.
Caution: These power options are for stationary use only and are not intended to make a system mobile.
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