20V PD USB-C Power Supply for ResMed AirSense 11 Air 11 Airmini 65W 20W ResMed CPAP Charger DC Coverter Cable

I have both AS11 and Airmini...these comments are only for the Airmini since, it seems to me, the point of this power supply is portability and that's the Airmini. My goal is ultra-light for airplane flights (long-haul or red-eye) and minimal packing space in my carry-on. I can confirm this cable runs the Airmini using the following wall charger and battery packs:Baseus 30w wall adapter (using only the USB-C output, of course). Runs the Airmini at night and fast-charges phones and battery packs during the day.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09PBVVSW2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1INIU 45w 15,000 mAh battery.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09GJQG5S3/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1Anker Nano 30w 10,000 mAh battery (A1259).https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9CPK4GL?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1I was skeptical about the small Anker battery being only 30w output and only 10,000 mAh, but it powered my Airmini for 8 hours and still had over 20% juice left! And that was with EPR ON at Level 3 all night. The Anker Nano is much smaller and lighter than the INIU (which is still a great battery, and really not all that big compared to other larger capacity/power batteries that I just dont need since my goal is small and light). I'm amazed that my CPAP carry-on for a long haul flight is now this FLGAN power supply cable, Anker Nano 30w battery, Airmini with std hose adapter, Q-lite muffler with short hose, in-line HME, and Resmed P-10 nasal pillow mask...all that fits in a small toiletry bag. The longer hoses go in my checked luggage for hotel use, not needed for flights because I no longer have to navigate plugging the Airmini power adapter into a seat plug and hope it works! This little USB power supply cable plus the Airmini is a great combination for me.

Purchased to use with my ResMed AirMini. Worked faithfully from the start with no issues, have owned less than 6 months and the FLGAN usb-c power adapter decided to stop working entirely. An electrical short developed in the wire, and after getting it to work for a couple nights positioning the wire in a specific way, it finally stopped working entirely. This happened mid-trip of a week long vacation and lost 3 nights of good sleep. Buyer beware, I have concerns about the long-term quality and reliability of this product. If you use this, be sure to also pack your regular DC power plug for your AirMini as backup.

Connected to my travel size Airmini CPAP so that I could connect via USBC to a wall charger or battery. Works great. The cord is a bit short, so plan for that. I didn't want the extra weight of a longer cord, so I am happy with this.Be aware that minimum voltage/wattage requirements for the device. It does not work with your cell phone charging block. Do a little research and get the right charging block (at least 65W) and the appropriate sized (wattage) battery!!

A recent power outage had me looking for a battery backup solution for my CPAP machine. Spending $300+ for a CPAP specific solution seemed ludicrous. Enter the FLGAN 20V PD USB-C Power Supply for ResMed AirSense 11, when paired with a proper 65w PD (or greater) power bank, you have portable power for your CPAP at fraction of the cost. Plus you are not restricted to just using your power bank to power your CPAP. I have paired this with a 50,000 mah, 100w PD, power bank and could not be happier. With no changes to climate control I was able to get about 5.5 hours of run time on single charge. If I turned off climate controls (humidity & temp), I was able to get a whopping 8 hours of use and STILL had over 50% charge left. All that for well less than $100. That's what I call a win! It should also be noted that ResMed sells a water tank cap that reduces the size of AirSense 11 considerably and disables humidity control automatically. Pair that with non-clinate sense hose, and you have your AirSense 11 working as a poor man's Air Mini, perfect for camping. I now have two power banks for upto 4 days of off-grid CPAP use or another extra unit to charge a phone.