Power Cord for Z1/Z2 CPAP Machines Battery
The DC Power Cord for Z1/Z2 CPAP Machines powers the Z1/Z2 CPAP Travel Machine. It connects the machine to any 12-volt battery source, including car cigarette lighters.
Power Your Z1/Z2 Travel with the DC Power Cord
If you're planning on going camping or otherwise using the batteries with your Z1 Travel CPAP machine, you'll need the DC Power Cord to operate the device.
Key Features
- Approximately 6-Feet Long
Reviewers Tip:
Great for traveling.
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FAQ
Can I use my Z1 with batteries without the DC Power Cord?
No, you'll need the DC Power Cord to charge the battery.
Compatibility
| Model | HD60-6030 |
| HCPCS Code | E1399 |
| Length | 6' (1.83m) Cord, ABS, Fused, LED |
| Power | Current: 5A, Voltage: 12v |
| Dimensions | 5 x 3 x 1 in. |
| Weight | 3 oz |
| Warranty | 30 days |
| Extra Features | Auto Power Plug to 2.1mm DC Plug |
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Subject: Get a generic charger instead
Get a generic car charger with a 5.5x2.1mm barrel connector instead. This charger just provides unregulated power straight from the cigarette lighter, so a generic travel charger with a barrel connector would work exactly the same. The barrel connector has to have a 5.5mm sleeve with a 2.1mm inner pin (known as a 5.5x2.1mm connector). Make sure to get one with a 5 amp fuse, since that is what the official HDM/Breas car charger uses. Some generic chargers are only rated for a 3 amp fuse, so watch out for this.
I tested a generic travel charger with my Z2 Auto travel CPAP and it powered up and ran perfectly, both with the engine running (providing the machine ~14.1V of power) and with the engine off and the car in accessory mode (providing ~13.5V). I also bench tested the Z2 Auto with an AC to DC converter which provided a steady ~12.7V. The CPAP still powered on and ran perfectly.
The AC adapter included with the Z2 CPAP provides 15V/2A of power, but like most companies it seems HDM/Breas designed the machine to work within a range of voltages, since the official HDM travel charger provides unregulated power straight from the cigarette lighter, the same as any generic travel charger would. My machine certainly didn't mind running on as little as 12.7V or as much as 15V.