Thanks again Tristan. I am travelling with mine tomorrow. I’ve Gad it a few years and completely forgot about the kit. Too late for this trip but will get one for my next… can’t get it from you as in the UK. Keep up your excellent work x
Nice review, was very helpful to see exactly what the pieces are and how they're used. I wish the plastic clip on the actual CPAP wasn't quite so bulky; saddlebag space during motorcycle trips is kinda tight as it is. The AirMini base unit is a bit noisy. In hotel rooms I can usually tuck it in a nightstand drawer to control the noise, but sometimes there's no drawer. With this kit, I'll be nice to be able to hang base unit down on the side of the bed to limit how much noise gets to my ears.
AirMinin - Don't buy it. NO RETURNS. The machine itself is very quiet but the air noise from the vent on your mask makes it unusable to sleep with. Bought one for my wife at the same time now we are stuck with two $1000 paper weights. Worked with the vendor to try to fix it, different hoses, mufflers, Masks, settings... nothing. Last warning don't buy it.
Super loud and ResMed was absolutely no help. This is the setup that FINALLY made the machine usable for me: AirMini ==> ZephAir Adapter ==>Q-lite muffler ==> SECOND Q-lite muffler ==> Regular Size Tubing (from my AirSense 10) ==> F20 elbow/mask with HumidX cartridge (it's different from the regular cartridges and goes inside the mask). I used a travel hose lift AND put the machine on the floor as far away from the bed as the hose would allow. I turned EPR off and increased the ramp time to the max (45 minutes).
I’ve heard this from several people. I use the P10 mask with mine and leave off the humidifier. It’s so quiet! ResMed should really do something for those of you with this problem to fix it.
Thank you for uploading this. Instructions that came with mount I had trouble following. Im a visual learner
Thanks again Tristan. I am travelling with mine tomorrow. I’ve Gad it a few years and completely forgot about the kit. Too late for this trip but will get one for my next… can’t get it from you as in the UK. Keep up your excellent work x
Nice review, was very helpful to see exactly what the pieces are and how they're used. I wish the plastic clip on the actual CPAP wasn't quite so bulky; saddlebag space during motorcycle trips is kinda tight as it is.
The AirMini base unit is a bit noisy. In hotel rooms I can usually tuck it in a nightstand drawer to control the noise, but sometimes there's no drawer. With this kit, I'll be nice to be able to hang base unit down on the side of the bed to limit how much noise gets to my ears.
Thank you….going to buy it now. Awesome presentation
That was very informative, thank you for posting about the kit. I agree that they could use a heavier grade of plastic and include more wall mounts.
It's that strap designed to wrap around an arm during a flight?
buddy!superb - take care~✨
Thank you!
Do you sell extra wall mounts
Can this mount the unit vertically on the various mounts? Like with the power cord and air hose pointed down when mounted on the wall?
yes!
AirMinin - Don't buy it. NO RETURNS. The machine itself is very quiet but the air noise from the vent on your mask makes it unusable to sleep with. Bought one for my wife at the same time now we are stuck with two $1000 paper weights. Worked with the vendor to try to fix it, different hoses, mufflers, Masks, settings... nothing. Last warning don't buy it.
Super loud and ResMed was absolutely no help. This is the setup that FINALLY made the machine usable for me: AirMini ==> ZephAir Adapter ==>Q-lite muffler ==> SECOND Q-lite muffler ==> Regular Size Tubing (from my AirSense 10) ==> F20 elbow/mask with HumidX cartridge (it's different from the regular cartridges and goes inside the mask). I used a travel hose lift AND put the machine on the floor as far away from the bed as the hose would allow. I turned EPR off and increased the ramp time to the max (45 minutes).
I’ve heard this from several people. I use the P10 mask with mine and leave off the humidifier. It’s so quiet! ResMed should really do something for those of you with this problem to fix it.