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General| Brand | Battery Power Solutions |
|---|---|
| Model | freedom |
| Category | Camera Accessories |
| Language | English |
Lists Freedom™ CPAP Battery, AC Power Supply, DC Power Pigtail Cord, Connector Tips, and DC Input Cord.
Details ResMed 24V Converter, DreamStation 12V Adapter, and 150W Power Inverter.
Covers cell type, capacity, voltage, USB output, current, size, and weight.
Highlights PCB protection, durable shell, and UN 38.3 tested compliance.
Details charging duration, average battery lifespan, and warranty period.
Provides external battery power for PAP devices during AC power unavailability.
Varies by PAP device voltage/DC requirements; may need separate components.
Device type, pressure, altitude, humidifier, and connection type affect duration.
Heated humidification and BiLevel pressure reduce run times significantly.
Using two batteries together increases run time.
Provides estimated run times for different PAP device models (single/dual battery).
Ensure the battery is fully charged before first use.
Automatic ON/OFF with DC OUT; manual press required for USB OUT.
Details DC IN/OUT jacks, USB port, indicator button, and display screen.
Approximately 4 hours for a full charge via wall outlet.
AC adapter supports 100-240VAC; international plug may be needed.
Connect AC power supply to battery and wall outlet.
Use DC power pigtail cord to connect AC supply to both batteries.
Use auto charge DC cable connected to vehicle's power socket.
Charge via cigarette lighter using a 150W sine wave power inverter.
Utilize SunPower 40W solar panel with its DC input cord.
Freedom™ Battery Kit and a 12V Power Adapter are necessary.
Connect adapter from battery DC OUT to PAP device DC input.
Connect adapter via pigtail cord to both batteries' DC OUT jacks.
Direct connection using DC pigtail cord and specific connector tips.
Connect pigtail cord with appropriate tip to battery and PAP device.
Connect pigtail cord to both batteries' DC OUT jacks and then to PAP device.
Devices require 24V DC; battery provides 12V DC, necessitating a converter.
Freedom™ Battery Kit and ResMed 24V Power Converter are needed.
Connect converter box to battery DC OUT, then to PAP device.
Connect converter box via pigtail cord to both batteries' DC OUT jacks.
Opposite polarity requires 150W sine wave power inverter for connection.
Freedom™ Battery Kit and 150W Sine Wave Power Inverter are essential.
Connect inverter between battery DC OUT and PAP device AC power.
Connect inverter via pigtail cord to both batteries' DC OUT jacks.
Direct connection using DC pigtail cord and 'J' connector tip.
Connect pigtail cord with 'J' tip from battery DC OUT to PAP device input.
Connect pigtail cord with 'J' tip to both batteries' DC OUT jacks.
Connection requires the 150W sine wave power inverter.
Connect inverter between battery DC OUT and PAP device AC power.
Connect inverter via pigtail cord to both batteries' DC OUT jacks.
Follow connection sequence to prevent tripping circuitry; reset if shut down.
Connection requires the 150W sine wave power inverter.
Connect inverter between battery DC OUT and PAP device AC power.
Connect inverter via pigtail cord to both batteries' DC OUT jacks.
Follow connection sequence to prevent tripping circuitry; reset if shut down.
Includes Fisher & Paykel ICON, 3B Medical RESmart/Luna, Apex Medical XT.
Connection requires the 150W sine wave power inverter.
Connect inverter between battery DC OUT and PAP device AC power.
Connect inverter via pigtail cord to both batteries' DC OUT jacks.
Acts as a backup power supply for PAP devices during outages.
Meets FAA requirements for carry-on lithium-ion batteries (<100 Wh).
Batteries must be in carry-on baggage, not checked baggage.
Advised to contact airline for specific flight requirements.
Connect handheld electronics via USB OUT port.
Connect devices using DC power cords to the DC input cord.
Connect devices without USB/DC ports using the 150W power inverter.
Can power PAP and other devices simultaneously; may affect PAP run times.
No memory effect; gradual capacity decrease with age.
Store fully charged in a cool, dry place; recharge to 50% every 90 days.
Discusses impact of humidification, high pressure, mask leaks, and device types.
Addresses compatibility, amperage, and voltage output issues.
Details display behavior and model pigtail incompatibility.
Explains why 12V DC power cords are not viable for PAP devices.
Covers physical handling, environmental exposure, and component inspection.
User agrees to hold Battery Power Solutions harmless for damages.
Recommends recycling; provides links and contact for local information.
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