Key Specifications & Features Therapy Modes: CPAP, Auto CPAP Pressure Range: 4 – 20 cm H₂O Sound / Noise Level: < 28 dBA ± 2 dBA Leak Compensation: Auto-leak compensation to maintain required pressure Peak Flow: 240 L/min Ramp Time: Off / Auto / 5 – 45 min Expiratory Pressure Relief (“A-Flex”): On / Off, 3 levels i-Mode (Auto On/Off): The device auto-starts when mask is worn, and auto-stops when removed. Humidification: Integrated heated humidifier, levels 0–5, up to ~80 °C Display: 2.8-inch LCD Data Reporting / Memory: Therapy data can be stored / reviewed for 1 day, 7 days, 31 days, up to 6 months, and 1 year. Alarms: Leak alert Dimensions: 280 × 140 × 95 mm (when humidifier is attached) Weight: ~1.7 kg (with humidifier) Power: 100-240V input adapter Battery Backup: Supports external battery (2–8 hours) Operating Conditions: Temp: +5 °C to +35 °C Humidity: 10–95% RH (non-condensing) Altitude: up to ~2,591 m Supplemental Oxygen: Can support up to 4 L/min in CPAP mode. Air Filter: Washable pollen filter Tubing: Standard 19 mm Warranty: 2 years Standards / Safety: Meets IEC 60601-1-1, IEC 60601-1-2, IEC 80601-2-12, CDSCO Class II. --- ✅ Pros / Strengths Very quiet operation (<28 dBA) — good for light sleepers. Auto CPAP mode allows pressure to adjust automatically, which can be more comfortable / effective for varying apnea severity. A-Flex (pressure relief) helps make exhalation more comfortable. Integrated humidifier improves comfort, especially if you feel dry throat / nose. i-Mode (auto on/off) makes it easy to use — less fiddling with buttons. Good data management (multiple time scales) — useful for tracking therapy. Portable size: relatively compact and not too heavy. Longer external battery support: 2–8 hours, so can work in places with power cuts (if you have an appropriate battery).
