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AirSense 11 Standard Water Chamber Tub

AirSense 11 Standard Water Chamber Tub

SKU:39100

Regular price $29.00 USD
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AirSense 11 Standard Water Tank

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Product Description

HumidAir water tanks can become gross over time with build up hard alkaline from water and create calcium and lime build up. This is the water chamber tub for the AirSense 11 and AirCurve 11 series of sleep apnea devices. For best results and to promote a longer life of your water chamber use distilled water and empty your tub nightly.

Humidifiers are used in conjunction with CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) devices to prevent dryness and irritation that could be caused by pressurized air. The typical water chamber tub has a life span of 3-12 months depending on proper care. Avoid using tap water which can lead to mineral build up.


Included With Purchase

  • (1) Water Chamber Tub

Recommended Replacement Schedule

  • Cushion: Every 1-3 Months (or as needed)
  • Headgear: Every 3-6 Months (or as needed)
  • Complete Mask: Every 9-12 Months (or as needed)
  • Tube Hose: Every 1-3 Months (or as needed)
  • Condition: New
  • Associated Parts: 39000. 39001
  • Humidifier: AirSense 11 is Built In
  • Insurance Codes: A7046
  • International Shipping: Yes, Available
  • Mode of Operation: AirSense 11 and AirCurve 11 Only
  • RX Required?: No
  • Travel Sized: Yes
  • US Shipping Cost: $4.99

Customer Reviews

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Maria A.
BAD chamber . Chamber brakes very easy and water leaks out.

I had Airsense 10 and was GREAT , Do not understand why this Airsense 11 is bad. I have bought 3 chambers in 1 year and they brake , water is all over the night table. I wish I could go back to my old one. Until they fix this problem do not recommend this version . If you have a chance go get # 10 do it . Unfortunately my old one had to many years of use and had to change for Airsense 11,

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Maria A.
BAD chamber . Chamber brakes very easy and water leaks out.

I had Airsense 10 and was GREAT , Do not understand why this Airsense 11 is bad. I have bought 3 chambers in 1 year and they brake , water is all over the night table. I wish I could go back to my old one. Until they fix this problem do not recommend this version . If you have a chance go get # 10 do it . Unfortunately my old one had to many years of use and had to change for Airsense 11,

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Maria A.
BAD chamber . Chamber brakes very easy and water leaks out.

I had Airsense 10 and was GREAT , Do not understand why this Airsense 11 is bad. I have bought 3 chambers in 1 year and they brake , water is all over the night table. I wish I could go back to my old one. Until they fix this problem do not recommend this version . If you have a chance go get # 10 do it . Unfortunately my old one had to many years of use and had to change for Airsense 11,

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MrJohnK
Silent high performance

I upgraded from an Airsense 10 I'd had for many years to an Airsense 11. The older Airsense 10 was still going well, but I didn't want to wait for a failure to replace it in a scrambled struggle and it'll be my backup unit since I absolutely require a CPAP to sleep effectively. I'm extremely pleased with the newer Airsense 11. I sleep better with it and my partner is also happy with the reduction in noise. It is amazing in that I can't ever hear it running at all. It seems too good to be true that it does a better job and is completely silent. It was also nice to regain the capability to use the app again since the older unit employed a cellular technology that was no longer available in my area. Now I can check my statistics again with the app :-)

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RJC
2 new machines can't handle rated pressure.

It's rated to 25 cm water but my original machine and the new replacement both started making odd noises and shut off in the middle of the night (auto off is disabled). It might be OK for lower pressures but there's no way to know what pressure it can handle.