Lightweight CPAP & Battery for Hiking/Camping with Sleep Apnea

The following equipment are shown in this video: Breas Z1 Auto CPAP The travel-CPAP itself. There is also a Z2 Auto model out at some places, but they are almost identical in function. https://shop.breas.com/product/z1-auto/ https://www.xn--kpprtt-buad.se/produk... The following accessories were included with the CPAP when I bought it: Adapter for connecting a standard 22mm rubber hose connector. 1.2 m (4 feet) hose with 22mm rubber connectors Q-Tube muffler/silencer 15V 2A (30W) power adapter with 5.5 x 2.1 mm barrel plug (not needed if running from USB-C PD adapter) Adapter DC 5.5 x 2.1 mm male barrel plug to XT60 male connector This will allow you to run the CPAP off a LiPo-battery. https://www.amazon.se/dp/B0BPS4P3N3 Batteries: 1800 mAh 14.8V Li-Po battery - XT60 female connector https://www.amazon.se/dp/B0BNVLQSRR 2250 mAh 14.8V XT60 Li-Po battery - XT60 female connector https://www.amazon.se/dp/B09VB5NP2J 4500 mAh 14.8V XT60 Li-Po battery - XT60 female connector https://www.amazon.se/dp/B0D6L3JM97 10000 mAh 14.8V XT60 Li-Po battery - XT60 female connector https://www.rynos.se/sv/artiklar/sunp... Li-Po safety bags: 20 x 10 cm, works for all my batteries up to 4500 mAh https://www.amazon.se/dp/B07DHPRV7F 19 x 8.5 x 6.5 cm, for my 10000 mAh battery https://www.amazon.se/dp/B0B56C62KV Li-Po battery monitor This is connected to the battery balance connector, and will show the voltage for each cell. It can be configured to beep at a selected low voltage/charge. https://www.rynos.se/sv/artiklar/liti... https://www.amazon.se/P%C3%A5litlig-b... https://www.amazon.se/Lipo-batteri-sp... (this one doesnt have a case, but it is fine) SkyRC B6neo Li-Pi-charger I use this only with USB-C PD 20V input, it can charge up to 60W that way. This fully charges my 10000 mAh Li-Po battery from empty in about 2.5 hours. https://www.skyrc.com/b6neo USB-C PD to DC 15 V 5.5 x 2.1 mm male barrel plug This cable contains a small chip that requests 15V from the USB-C power adapter. If the adapter can not support the voltage, the maximum allowed voltage is delivered instead. Leading to the CPAP not powering on correctly. This has happened for me during testing different chargers, but it has not damaged the CPAP, it will just shutdown itself. I recommend also buying a USB-C tester, that can monitor voltage/current/power, this will allow you to troubleshoot if you are having issues with a specific adapter. https://www.amazon.se/dp/B0C58NV1PL XT60 male to USB-charger module For charging a phone off a Li-Po-battery. https://www.amazon.se/dp/B0BXRMCDK3 XT60 parallel Y-splitter battery-connection - male to 2 female https://www.amazon.se/dp/B0BL6XLKCK USB-C PD chargers: Ugreen Nexode Pro 100W GaN, 2 USB-C + 1USB-A https://eu.ugreen.com/collections/ugr... Ugreen Nexode Pro 160W GaN, 3 USB-C + 1USB-A https://eu.ugreen.com/collections/ugr... NOTE that when you are using multiple ports at the same time, the voltage/current/power may be limited on some ports. Read specifications carefully what voltages/power are supported in different configurations. Philips Dreamwear Nasal mask, 22 mm connector I've used this mask for 5 years, and am very happy with it.