CPAP Machine Issue
The present CPAP machine Danielle is using had a serious issue that we really need to address to it. I manage to come out a solution and address to the issue without much cost and simple to install. If you are a CPAP or BiPAP user, it may be great help as I elaborate more.
Presently, we are using Isleep 10 CPAP machine that does not come with a inner backup battery. In event there a power failure or the air supply cut off, the machine will not alert the surrounding people about it. Until the child complaint or the oximeter pick up that the O2 level drop below 95%. This mean a lapse of 15 to 20 minute depend the child tolerant level.
It happen to Danielle that when we brought her out and along the way the CPAP machine just cut off by itself- the power adapter came losses or accidentally we press the on/off button. Somehow those things that never come across our mind happened. There one night while we are sleeping and there a power trip for no reason. Good thing that i install the alert device and it came in good use.
What about the device that i'm talking about? It contain a air pressure sensor that measure the supply air pressure and when the sensor sense there a drop in the air pressure, it will sent a signal to activate the buzzer and alert the surrounding people. The device is power up by a battery so it won't be affected when there a power failure. Also it is low cost and it can adapt to any CPAP or BiPAP machine.
I've spoken to the our local supplier about our consent of the machine and what their reply is that. The machine that come equip with sensor to measure the air pressure only available in the high range CPAP machine. This will cost us , so why do we need to pay so much more where it should be equip in the machine itself.
If you're interest about the device, just email me.
Presently, we are using Isleep 10 CPAP machine that does not come with a inner backup battery. In event there a power failure or the air supply cut off, the machine will not alert the surrounding people about it. Until the child complaint or the oximeter pick up that the O2 level drop below 95%. This mean a lapse of 15 to 20 minute depend the child tolerant level.
It happen to Danielle that when we brought her out and along the way the CPAP machine just cut off by itself- the power adapter came losses or accidentally we press the on/off button. Somehow those things that never come across our mind happened. There one night while we are sleeping and there a power trip for no reason. Good thing that i install the alert device and it came in good use.
What about the device that i'm talking about? It contain a air pressure sensor that measure the supply air pressure and when the sensor sense there a drop in the air pressure, it will sent a signal to activate the buzzer and alert the surrounding people. The device is power up by a battery so it won't be affected when there a power failure. Also it is low cost and it can adapt to any CPAP or BiPAP machine.
I've spoken to the our local supplier about our consent of the machine and what their reply is that. The machine that come equip with sensor to measure the air pressure only available in the high range CPAP machine. This will cost us , so why do we need to pay so much more where it should be equip in the machine itself.
If you're interest about the device, just email me.
Thanks for the info...this is important. will catch up more with you on this.
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