AirSense™ 10 Basics Bundle with Nasal Mask

ClimateLineAir 10 Heated Tubing links your AirSense 10 AutoSet machine and face mask so that air can flow directly into your nose and/or mouth without losing pressure. The tubing features embedded sensors to monitor temperature and humidity levels, making automatic adjustments as needed to prevent dry mouth and congestion. 

If you have the AirSense 10 AutoSet, be sure to choose ClimateLineAir tubing that’s compatible with your machine — ClimateLineAir tubing intended for the AirSense 11 series won’t work with your device.

The myAir virtual assistant guides you through the process of using the ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet for the first time. Follow prompts on the control panel to install and operate the device, and to report compliance data. myAir also provides personalized data tracking and can be used to adjust the display.

The ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet produces 26 decibels (dBA) of noise at maximum volume. This makes the device quieter than many competing machines.

The ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet is considered FAA-compliant, allowing you to use the machine mid-flight. We recommend bringing a note from your doctor when you travel, as some airlines require proof of prescription before you can use a PAP device on an airplane. 

For long flights, you can speak to a gate or flight attendant about being seated near a power outlet, though many current planes feature outlets at every seat.

Note: You should not adjust the pressure to any level that does not match your CPAP prescription. Talk to your doctor if you aren't happy with your current pressure settings.

To adjust the pressure of the ResMed AirSense 10, access the clinical menu on the device's screen by simultaneously pressing the home button and the button on the dial. If the device is in "AutoSet" mode, you can separately adjust your levels for inhalation and exhalation. If the device is in "CPAP" mode, you'll only need to adjust the machine's single, fixed pressure setting.

AirMini is cleared by the FDA for use in the home setting, using innovations like ActiveAir, HumidX, and the connected AirMini App to maintain therapy quality as compared to larger CPAP machines. If you have more questions about whether a particular CPAP machine is right for your needs, contact your healthcare provider.

No, the AirMini does not have a battery. It must be plugged into power to operate. The AirMini is compatible with a DC converter, which allows you to operate your AirMini from a cigarette lighter socket (12V or 24V DC power source) in a car, boat, or other vehicle equipped with a suitable battery.

AirMini offers three unique therapy modes: CPAP, AutoSet (with Response option) and AutoSet for Her.

Yes, you need a valid prescription to purchase the AirMini. If you don't already have one, don't worry - we can help. After you place your order, we will connect you with our third-party independent network of board-certified sleep providers for a complimentary consultation to obtain your prescription.

Automatic positive air pressure (APAP) therapy is an alternative to traditional CPAP. APAP machines automatically adjust pressure levels based on your breathing patterns during the night, as opposed to CPAP machines that maintain airflow at a fixed pressure setting. Many people find APAP more comfortable for breathing due to its more flexible delivery.