Tips about Travel CPAP
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Are you planning a holiday overseas? Do you want to travel abroad?
You need to take your travel CPAP with you when you are going away from home, if you suffer from sleep apnea. Don't waste any night without a CPAP machine, because your symptoms of sleep apnea will return in no time. A CPAP travel machine is smaller and lighter than a normal CPAP. There are specially designed to travel by plane, train and other means of transport.
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Here are some tips for a safe travel with CPAP:
- you should always take your CPAP in your carry-on luggage.
If you travel by plane, do not check a CPAP through as baggage, because the risk of damage or loss is too high. Most travel CPAP's will fit into a bag and slide easily under an airplane seat. Some CPAP's have the size of two VHS video cassettes stacked on top of each other. - You need to pay attention to electrical adaptability of your cpap travel machine.
All European countries use 220 to 240 volts and 50 Hz. Canadian and U.S. electrical circuits operate at 110 volts and 60 Hz. A set of adapter plugs is needed, that will connect you CPAP to any plug in the world. - Another important thing to take into consideration is durability. When you choose a CPAP for travel, select one that has a durable case.
- Don't forget your cpap travel accessory kit: an extra fuse, an extension cord, an extra small connector between the mask and tubing. You may need a duct tape if something doesn't fit right.
- If you change altitudes during all that travel, select CPAP that can change the pressure automatically.
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