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> unplug the machine, The only machine I've had experience with (a parent) had an alarm for power loss. Is that somehow not standard/a requirement? Edit: As
by jpmattia 8y ago
> unplug the machine,
The only machine I've had experience with (a parent) had an alarm for power loss. Is that somehow not standard/a requirement?
Edit: As I think about it, there was an associated oxygen machine, and that was the device with an alarm for power loss. Nevertheless, it seems like an audible alarm on a CPAP would be a really good idea.
- dumbfounder 8y agoNope. My machine is plugged in where my bed hits the wall, every now and then the bed moves a little in the night and unplugs the machine and I wake up because I am having trouble breathing. But my guess is that this is only a serious hazard for people with very serious health problem, or the elderly. If you are one of those, don't F around.
- jpmattia 8y agoEdited my original, it was probably that way on the one I mentioned too. I am a little surprised to find that CPAP use is considered non-serious though. (Being halfway to a BiPAP? Holy moly.)