Breas PowerShell with Extended Life Battery Module for Z1 & Z2 Series CPAP Machines

Breas PowerShell with Extended Life Battery Module for Z1 & Z2 Series CPAP Machines:

Description

Add the PowerShell equipped with the Extended Life Pack on your Z1 or Z2 Series CPAP Machine to get away from fixed power. The PowerShell offers a unique integrated solution that combines the battery and machine in one compact package. It's compact enough to fit into hands that are small enough to fit in. However, it is powerful enough to provide you with genuinely relaxing nights of sleeping under the stars in the car or even up in the air!

STURDY, INTEGRATED & CONVENIENT

The PowerShell to last, with an incredibly soft and cushioned Neoprene skin layered over a solid skeleton. Battery Modules, The Z1 and the Z2 CPAP Machine slide and snap into position in the PowerShell to form one solid and connected unit. The PowerShell also comes with an easy lanyard, so you can put your CPAP up in a tent or even on the headboard if you want to avoid putting it on the mattress.

THE POWER YOU NEED

The PowerShell contains one battery module that lasts, on average, about a night between recharges. This battery pack works with the original Z1 batteries. However, it includes Z1 and Z2 extended-life battery that provides twice the power of the first! Batteries automatically charge within the PowerShell when plugged into AC or DC energy. It is important to note that the Z1 CPAP machine does not require being in PowerShell while the batteries are charging. If the Z1 CPAP Machine is running the PowerShell when charging, then it needs to be in standby mode for the battery to charge.

GREAT FOR HOME & AWAY

This PowerShell is used at night at home, beneath the sky, with the stars, and even on the road. However, you can utilize it for a backup power source that automatically takes over if your CPAP fails to supply AC power in the event of a storm, power loss, or blackout!

Note: This program is not a complete set of the CPAP machine sold separately on this website. If you are not using the PowerShell is not being used the battery module needs to be removed from it to ensure that battery power is not lost.