- For those of you that use a C-PAP machine,
there will come a time at some point in the future
where you won't have access to a power point.
Maybe you're doing some off-grid camping,
going on a bit of a hike,
or maybe a big storm comes through
and you lose power for the night.
When that time does eventually come,
those of you that are prepared,
you're going to breathe a big sigh of relief.
(thunder crashing)
Good day mates,
welcome to the channel, my name's Nicko.
And today I'm going to be showing you
some kick-ass new power solutions
from my good friends at REM Sleep,
these new batteries are bloody unreal let me tell you that.
So in front of me here,
I have the AirPro 180 Lithium-ion Battery,
I have the AirPro 360, this beast over here,
and I've also got here, the AirPro 720,
which is a multi-volt battery.
I think we'll start with the AirPro 180.
Alrighty, let's start with the specifications.
So with the AirPro 180,
it's rated one to three nights
without your heated tube or humidifier.
So basically what this means
is depending on your C-PAP machine,
whether it's a travel C-PAP machine,
a full-sized C-PAP machine like this AirSense 10 here,
you're going to get between 8 to 24 hours use
from a single charge.
The higher your pressure, the lower the time,
the lower your pressure,
the more time you're going to get out of it
from a single charge.
The lithium cells are well protected
in this beautiful ABS casing,
which is not only durable, but also weather resistant.
So when you take the old girl camping,
you know she's gonna be up for the challenge.
It has a generous capacity of 154 watt hours
or 12.8 amp hours at 12 volts.
Now charge time is a super fast four to six hours
from flat to full, and weigh only 1.5 kilograms.
Battery dimensions are length 208 millimeters,
width 148 millimeters, and height 38 millimeters,
making it super small and compact and very portable.
Now let's quickly take a look at the inputs and outputs
and I'll show ya how to use it.
All right, here we are,
up close and personal with the AirPro 180.
Now on the left-hand side,
we have a little button
that's going to light up your LED's up here.
Now, gradually as you charge up the battery,
these are going to gradually fill up until it's full.
And as you discharge the battery,
they're going to come down until it's empty.
At the front here,
we also have two USB 3.0 quick charge ports, very handy.
A USB-C lightning port also very, very handy,
and then we have asked standard DC charging port here.
We've also got our 12 volt cigarette Jack output
for discharging the battery.
And I'll show you quickly now how you can charge it
and discharge it.
So most of the time people are going to be using this.
The AC charger from the wall, socket comes included.
Very simple.
You just plug it into your wall.
And then the other end goes in the input.
The next one also included is your DC charger.
So you plug this into your car or truck.
And the other end, once again, into the input, very easy.
This is not included, but you can go and get yourself.
One of these, it's just a USBC charger.
You can plug it into your 12 volt source once again,
but this time you're plugging your using USB-C.
So just plug it into the USBC port.
And it's a quick charge port as well.
So it's actually going to be faster to charge via USB-C
than it is through your standard DC input here.
All right, Very cool.
Quick charge at USBC.
And then last of all, we've got solar.
So let's head outside and I'll show you how to charge
by solar.
Here we have a beautiful little 50 watt REM sleep,
folding solar blanket, super easy to use.
Just open it up.
So that a little patch in here
that has your little power cable,
your charge cable,
both ends of the same one end straight in there.
The other end is going to go into our battery,
but all we do is just fold it out like so,
And that,
is all you need.
Take about eight to 10 hours
to charge from flat to full and away you go.
And then when you're done,
You just boom.
And guys,
if you're looking for the most amazing way to carry around
all your great power gearing, your C-PAP gear,
check this out, REM sleep bean backpack.
It's a solar backpack.
You can wear it,
throw it out in the sun.
It's going to charge up your C-PAP batteries
and it can store all your gear.
I'll quickly show you inside.
There we have it charging up the battery from the bag.
I got my little Z two in here as well.
And then up the front here, solar.
Heaps of space,
heaps of room for all your gear.
Now I'll quickly show you how to use it.
And I'm going to show you with a few different machines.
So I'll start with a 12 volt Z two machine.
This is a 12 volt battery after all so nice and easy,
no conversion needed straight up 12 volt.
So I'll just grab my little Z two out here, really simple.
And with the Z two,
you can actually just use the DC charger that the battery
comes with.
All right,
but this time we're just going to plug it into the output.
You'll see a little red light pop up.
The other end is going to go into a little Z two.
That should flash up in a sec.
And we're good to go.
Here we go.
And she's on. Ready to go.
So just put the power button and we're good.
Now I'll also show you an AirSense 10.
Now AirSense 10 being a 24 volt machine.
So a 12 volt battery, 24 volt machine.
So in order to use this battery with this machine,
we need to do a bit of a DC conversion.
We need to jump up to 12 volts to 24 volts and we can do so.
That's where the little cable like this.
Once again, all we do is plug it in.
I don't know.
The other end is going to go into AirSense 10
and you should see it turn on.
There we go.
All right, So D is two 12 volt machine.
No conversion needed just straight out 12 volts
into the power port.
There we go.
Now let's have a look at this beast,
the AirPro 360.
My favorite very similar in design to the 180,
although double the capacity.
So this battery is perfect
for those of you that like to do a bit of off-grid camping,
hid away to those remote locations.
Leave the crowds behind.
Where the only sounds you're going to hear is water
gently flowing down the river,
a bit of meat sizzling over the coals,
few of these ones.
And maybe a few laughs with your mates
reminiscing about the good old days.
Ah, isn't it just the dream.
I can picture it now.
All right,
let's talk specifications,
now rated three to six nights.
Yes.
If you're on one of these little travel C-PAP machines like
this little Z two or an air mini,
and you're on a lowest pressure,
then you're nearly going to get a whole week out of a single
charge from the battery, which is just phenomenal.
But even if you're on one of these full size units
on a decent pressure,
you're going to get around three nights even longer.
Amazing. I love that.
So good.
It has a huge capacity,
307 watt hours or 25.6 amp hours at 12 volts.
Holy shit.
Charge time from flat to full is 10 to 12 hours,
and weigh three kilo or 6.6 pounds.
The battery dimensions are as follows
209 millimeters in length,
157 millimeters in width
and 72 millimeters high.
Now let's take a look at the inputs and outputs
and I'll show you how to use it.
All right,
here we are at the business end of the AirPro 360.
And as you can see, she is stacked.
We have here the power buttons.
It's going to tell us how much charge
is left in the battery.
Very important.
Then we've got the two USB 3.0 ports
capable of quick charge.
We've got here, a USB-C port, a lightning port.
It's a pay day 60 watt capable of quick charge also.
Then we have our standard DC input, 12 to 24 volts,
two amps, and then we have our two cigarette lighter outs,
DC, 12 volt, 15 amp outputs.
It's also got this really cool light.
And all you've got to do is just press and hold down the
power button for a few seconds.
And last of all, we have the AirPro 720.
Now,
the reason I love this battery is because it has a little
feature that the other two don't have.
With this battery you can change the voltage of the output.
So with the other two batteries here,
the 180 and the 360,
the output of the cigarette port is 12 volts.
But with this little one 720,
you can change that.
You can press a button on the top and change it.
You can run it at 12, 16.5, 20 or 24.
And the reason that's cool is
if I was going to use a little Z two,
which is a 12 volt machine,
I can plug that directly in,
switch it to 12 volts and away we go.
But if I wanted to use an AirSense 10,
this machine is a 24 volt machine.
Once again,
I can change it to 24 volts
and plug it in directly to the socket.
And it's going to run on 24 volts.
You don't have to do any sort of conversion.
If I was to run this essence 10 machine from the 180
or the 360,
I have to have the DC converter,
which is going to jump up the voltage from 12 to 24 volts
to work with the AirSense 10.
So that's a real nifty little feature,
but anyway,
let's go through the specifications.
So rated two to three nights without the humidifier
and a heated tube again.
So just a little bit more capacity than the AirPro 180.
The battery capacity is 222 watt hours
or 18.5 amp hours at 12 volts.
Weight 1.5 kilos or 3.3 pound.
And the dimensions 230 millimeters length,
125 width and 44 high.
And then let's take a quick look at the outputs and inputs
and I'll show you how to use it.
All right,
here we are with the AirPro 720 at the front here
at the business end, we have USBC again,
lightning port, standard USB,
another USB-C lightening port, standard DC input,
and then the cigarette output as well.
This button here, we have the charge LED's,
and they're going to say that it's on.
And this side here is where we change it
between the different voltages
and I'll show you that in a minute.
We also have up here wireless charging.
If your phone or device has wireless charging.
And once again at the back, we have the led panel again.
All right, for this example,
I'm going to show you two different machines,
one a 24 volt machine an air mini,
and also the 12 volt Z two.
And we will start with the air mini.
All right so,
here is the air mini
and then the little cable.
So no conversion being done here,
I'm going to switch this battery to 24 volts and away we go.
So all we need to do is first,
just hit the power button so that it's green,
and then we press and hold down the voltage button
and you can see it starts flashing.
And then we just want to press it down again.
And you can see it's going across the voltages
till it gets to 24 volts.
Once it gets to the voltage we want,
you put one end straight in the DC output.
The other end is going to go in the air mini,
and then you can see now it's on.
So fire that up.
It's going to be loud
because there's no tubing on the end.
There we go.
And it stopped because there's no tubing on the end
and that's the air mini.
Now, if I grabbed my Z two,
now I'll take this out here,
press and hold down the voltage.
Now it's on 12.
There's going to plug it in to the port.
Now 12 volts is coming through and there you go.
And now the Z two is also working.
Now,
if we want it to run another device from this port here,
the cigarette port only 12 volt is going to come out of that
port when we're changing the voltage here,
we're changing the output of this port, just here.
So that's an input and an output.
You use it to charge,
but you also use it to discharge or power your devices.
Now guys,
if you want to find out a little bit more
about these amazing batteries,
including frequently asked questions
and a whole lot more information,
I'll put some links in the description of the video
where you can check them out.
Unfortunately,
they're not available just yet in the U.S however,
I am working very closely with our sponsor sleep lay,
and hopefully in the coming months,
we'll have these batteries over there.
So you guys in the U.S can pick them up as well.
All the best.
Get out there, get amongst it, head away camping.
Have yourself a great time.
And if that storm comes rolling in,
grab out your battery and away you go.
See you soon guys have a good one.