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ktmracer · 06-12-2011, 07:17 AM

Use mine all the time in the trailer.
First, with a couple of 6V golf cart batteries you can go a long time with a CPAP especially if your CPAP has a 12V input. If not you'll need a small inverter.

Second, Here is the BEST choice for dry camping. Check this website for a CPAP battery and nice small inverter if needed. It will run a CPAP for multiple days on one charge, can be recharged from your car or trailer battery, is compact and in my case I was able to buy it with health care reimbursement pre tax $ since it is considered a medical accessory. IIRC it resmed CPAP's must use the inverter, not 12V, but mine is a REMSTAR and it works fine.

link: http://www.batterypowersolutions.net/

I have the C-222 battery pack and small inverter.

06-12-2011, 07:17 AM	#3
ktmracer Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 321	Use mine all the time in the trailer. First, with a couple of 6V golf cart batteries you can go a long time with a CPAP especially if your CPAP has a 12V input. If not you'll need a small inverter. Second, Here is the BEST choice for dry camping. Check this website for a CPAP battery and nice small inverter if needed. It will run a CPAP for multiple days on one charge, can be recharged from your car or trailer battery, is compact and in my case I was able to buy it with health care reimbursement pre tax $ since it is considered a medical accessory. IIRC it resmed CPAP's must use the inverter, not 12V, but mine is a REMSTAR and it works fine. link: http://www.batterypowersolutions.net/ I have the C-222 battery pack and small inverter. __________________ Outback 295RE 2004 Silverado CC/SB/ 4x4 Duramax Pace 14' bike hauler with full living quarters