🔌🔋You Need This! AirSense 11 DC Cable Hack
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- I gave them 12 Months. ResMed is yet to release an OEM 12-24V DC converter cable which is a joke. Here's how you can make one yourself
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1. 12-24V DC Converter - cpap.review/ai...
2. AirSense 11 Cable - cpap.review/ai...
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Followed your video and your hands-on advice worked perfectly. Using a Jackery 300 with the resmed 11 with the humidifier on I get 6 hours or slightly more. With the H2O off, I get 8 hours or more. This is for those power outages that happen occasionally here in west Texas, usually no more than four hours once or twice a year. Thanks for the advice and well-made video. I've been CPAPing for 11 months. It saved my life. Hadn't slept well for three years. Cherio, Mate!
you only get 6 hours off a 240Wh battery? on my resmed S9 with a AIMTOM 155Wh/42000mAH i would get 20 hours. Does that mean the Airsense 11 uses much more power? Or this hack with the adapter is not optimal? It appears Resmed now has an adapter ResMed AirSense 11/ AirMini DC Power Cord for the EXP Battery but it is like $165 CAD.
One advantage of the DS 1 is that they run on 12v DC. It was actually this fact that steered me to the ds1 over the as10 initially (in case of a mains power outage). Thank you again for advocating for patients again!! 🍻
That was certainly one of my fav things about the DS1 also. Always welcome brother. Cheers
I just bought the AirMini dc/dc converter and it does work for the AS11. Same connector type, plugged to a Jackery 300 and no issues yet.
Hi Juan, i have both an AS11 and AirMini and the AirMini Plug WILL NOT FIT A AIRSENSE 11 however and AIRSENSE 11 plug will fit an AirMini. Cheers
@@CPAPReviews hello there! I sent you an email with pictures. 😅
So what's the verdict? I'm going camping next weekend and still trying to figure this out :-(
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You are correct that the Airsense MINI's plug will not fit an Airsense11. However... The Airsense11's plug WILL FIT THE AirMINI.
What kind of magic is that, you ask?!?? The two plugs (and their respective sockets) are only different in the corner chamfers. The pinout is the same. The plug and socket chamfers prevent plugging the 20w AirMINI ac/dc adapter into the Airsense11. Resmed designed it that way because the Airsense11 needs 65w, and the 20w AirMini ac/dc adapter is insufficient. However, the Resmed 65w Airsense11 ac/dc adapter will work on BOTH the AirMini *and* the Airsense11. The plug fits both, and wattage is sufficient for either of them (more than sufficient for the Mini).
The Resmed "Airsense Mini DC/DC Converter" is also 65 watts, just like the Airsense11 adapter, and has the same "high-wattage" plug as the Airsense 11 ac/dc adapter. That means that the Resmed AirMini 65w DC/DC converter will work on BOTH the Mini and the Airsense11.
Like @Juan P Hernandez, I have been using the AirMini 65w dc/dc converter with the Airsense11, and it works flawlessly.
The only complaint I have is that the Resmed DC/DC converter has a fixed low-voltage cutoff of 11.4v, as measured under load. Depending on the load, the battery's resting voltage will be higher when the load is removed -- and thus the converter tends to shut down sooner than needed, leaving unused capacity in a deep cycle AGM battery. The home-brew solution for that is a 12-to-24v boost converter that accepts input down to 10v, a separate low-voltage cutoff relay that can be set lower than 11.4v, and a custom cable job like you did in this video. Cheers.
So its only two wires to do this. awesome Nicko, cheers mate
I have been looking for something like this mate. I wasnt sure about the voltage so thanks for working it out for me!! I was hoping to just buy one but this will work. TYVM!!
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Glad I could help
Hi Nico, So glad you're here for all of us. I've been suffering from reflux and I just discovered it could be aerophagia. What full face do you recommend? I'm using pillow dream wear now. Can you do a video on aerophagia. It's maddening! 💤
While I don't have a need for a DC cable, it's cool
you have figured out how to make one and showed
the people who have this need, how to make one.
Cheers Mate from North Carolina, NC USA
Thanks mate, appreciate the kind words Personally i feel it's an essential accessory. Everyone experiences power outages so why not have a DC cable ready to go when the power goes out
Thanks for this! I hate proprietary crap like this. They do this for "SAFETY" reasons my ass. I just got the AS11 and am more disappointed every day. I looked into this, and for us Canadians, this is about $20 cheaper then buying the proprietary plug... (about $90 for plug and PSU - or $107 for on the big A) HKY Replacement Resmed AirSense 11 DC Converter.
Thanks for this Nico! I'm not building one right now, as this is written - wink, wink!
Haha 😜. Love it mate
So instead of chopping off the AS10 connector, you could leave it attached, and make a Y cable, that would work on either the AS10 or AS11... or Mini, if you can find the right connector for it? Or does the AS11 cable work on the Mini?
So I bought the wire kit, and if you do chop off the AS10 connector, the other wire in the kit converts the AS11 connector back to AS10! But it would be super to find an adapter to go the other way, from the AS10 to the AS11 connector, rather that having to make one.
Hi Nico, thank you very much for the instruction.
Does anyone happen to know the commercial type code or name for the flat power input connector that is used in AirSence11?
I mean the only problem is to find the connector.
lol Just asked the same thing. $39 cad for the small cable lol ya right.
Title of video confused me at first, really should be "Adapt ResMed 12volt to 24 volt converter for AirSense 10 for Airsense 11"
Can you tell me the approximate amp draw of the DC/DC converter with humdifier and heated hose disabled ?
I've just begun to use a ResMed 11, and would like to know how much more run time I would have, using the DC connection, instead of the supplied AC plug, with my Bluetti power station. Thank you!
I see you only solder two wires, so Model 10 and 11 don't have data pin? I have s9 and use some kind of verification pin along with 24v to work.
I seen on another video the resmed has a 3rd wire in the 24v system?
Great as always NicKo, what about the connection for a Resmed S 9 because there is 3 pins (one is 3 volts) the other is ground and the last 24 volts on the connector I wonder how to make a connection ?
Great video thanks for sharing. Which nasal pillow mask is good for people sleep on there side
Your link points to a 90 watt converter. My AS11 uses a 65 watt AC Power supply. Will the 90 watt source work with the AS11 without damage?
Where can you get the resmed 11 connector?
Hej. The kable have three wires. 24V 3,3V and groud.
Can you use the AirSense mini DC cable for the AS11?
Hi great video, can you tell me the name of that yellow plug male that plugs into the back of the cpap. I am making a 12 volt unit with buck boost converter to 24 v to plug in there instead of going through a 100 watt converter. Also knowing the unit draws 65 watt thats what it says on my unit, what size of lithium unit I need for a 7 to 8 night ?? thanks
One can only wonder why ResMed switched to the odd-shape power connector for the Mini and the 11? And why would the Mini 12-24V converter not work with the 11? The power specs seem compatible.
So they can sell more stuff?
@@jjp5421 That's the only reason I can think of, too.
Awesome!
Many thanks
does the converter provide enough power to run the humidifier? Im going to have to make one of these for when I go camping..
Does anyone know how many watts the airsense 11 draws using 12 volt dc adapter with heat humidity and heated hose at 12cm of h20 preasure?
I just orderd a bluetti eb70s 716WH for camping ..
Nice work Nicko. Is anyone aware of any batteries that can be left plugged in to the wall outlet and only kick in to run the CPAP machine if a power cut happens in the night? I.e. a UPS that would work well with CPAP and power it for a night or two if the power runs out?
I did run as AS11 from a solar generator, so a UPS should work, but most of them make a bloody screech when they switch over to battery. Only some of them can have the screech squelched.
G'day mate, that AirPro 360 can be run inline and if the power shuts off it just keeps running. Don't know how healthy it is for the battery cells having constant current running through them all the time but it certainly works. I think it's probably best just to keep it in the top drawer though as it only takes 1 second to plug in. This one even has a torch on it haha. Cheers
Medistrom 24 Lite (Or 12 Lite if you have a 12V CPAP) can do that. They promote this feature, apparently seamless if the power goes out your CPAP keeps working
I uploaded the data of the device to the website, but it doesn't seem to work. Could you share a tutorial video of the website? By the way my device is a Resmen S10
Hi Nico, thanks for the valuable info in your videos, just a thought but to use the 12 volt supply with the newer and older unit why not just file the edge off the end of the input plug so it fits the other/ both sockets rather than buying and soldering another one. Sorry if I have missed something basic and made a daft suggestion, this of course assumes that the power supply output is suitable for both units.
Did that work for you?
@@warrendeming7885 Hi Warren, as mentioned in the post it was a suggestion, I have not tried it as I don’t use that equipment, but I am a “hands on Electronics Technician” who does not indulge in bodge engineering but will look for the simplest way of achieving an end result. It looked like only the outer metal sheath at the corner would need removing to allow the plug to fit the socket and it would still fit the original socket. A few measurements would prove or disprove this.
I have just joined
What 8 need to know is what do I need to drive from Perth to Melbourne and be able to use my Resmed airsence 10 on the way
U won't be near electrical outlets as I am sleeping in a swag
Please help
The airflow sound of ResMed Airmini bothers me. I have tried the silencer and still there is no obvious improvement. Do you have any good solutions? Fans from China
So on the AirSense 11 model the heated tubing and humidifier work on the 12/24V converter?
Dang I was really hoping I wouldn't have to do this.
G'day, i'm sure at some point they will release one but it's been 12 months so i gave up waiting. Cheers
Thanks a lot for this Vlog, Nico !
Did the AS11 cable work on the AirMini?
I want to build a Y cable , that would work on AS10,AS11 and AirMini. 😊
G’day legend, nah it’s a different tip! Very similar though. All 3 machines are 24v though so give it a go and let me know how it goes 🫣😜
@@CPAPReviews Hi Nico , good news ... The AS11 cable works fine on the AirMini !
Bonjour Nick, j'avais écrit une réponse récemment mais je ne sais pas pourquoi elle est disparue, peut-être parce que j'avais inséré un lien vers un article du site Amazon??? Je me reprends en vous suggérant de ne pas couper aucun des câbles et en utilisant un adaptateur femelle/femelle jack 5.5mm qui correspond à moins que je me trompe aux 2 raccords.
Any tips on how to ship an 11 to aus nicko
Does anyone know what type of connector ResMed use? Is it proprietary or can you buy them from Amphenol, Molex or JST?
I am no electrician, so not sure how this impacts things or not... The Resmed Airsense 10 uses 90 watts, whereas the Resmed Airsense 11 uses 65 watts. If you use the Airsense 10 cable, wouldn't you send too much power to the unit, or does it only take the 65 watts that it needs?
Only takes what it needs mate 🥳
Supposedly the AirSense Mini has a compatible cable to the AirSense 11
Unfortunately not my friend - ua-cam.com/users/shortsghFjt6Xb0eQ?feature=share . It would be if they didn't chop off the corner haha
@@CPAPReviews but the Cable you build in this Vlog is compatible to AirMini ? Did it work on both Machines ?
Ha, not so complicated, in China we usually use plug 🔌 portable outdoor emergency power
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Hi, being a mere female I don't get it. Is this to be used when you can't connect to the mains?
Yep. No mains available (camping, or power outage), use a battery.
Or you could just order the cord online. It is the same as a air mini power supply
Incorrect Kirk. It's different, which is why i made the vid. Cheers
hi mate I sent you an email querying some advice on travel CPAP is email address on your info still correct Cheers Dave