ResMed Airsense 11 Heated Tubing

ResMed ClimateLineAir Heated Tubing for AirSense/AirCurve 11

The ResMed AirSense 11 heated air tubing is specifically designed for ResMed AirSense 11 CPAP machines and AirCurve 11 bilevel devices in the Air Series.

This ClimateLineAir heated tubing features advanced temperature-sensing technology with a built-in sensor to continuously monitor temperature. The heated tube prevents condensation and rainout that can affect your sleep therapy and lead to dryness or dry mouth.

Key Features:

• Maintains consistent tube temperature to prevent rainout
• Enables Climate Control on AirSense 11 CPAPs & AirCurve 11 bilevel machines
• Works with all CPAP masks with 22 mm connections

When used with the machine, the ClimateLineAir 11 Heated Tubing enables Climate Control, ResMed's smart humidification and humidity control feature. 

Climate Control maintains a consistent level of temperature and comfortable humidity setting throughout the night and can be set to the Climate Control Auto option or Manual mode, depending on your preference.

Temperature settings can be automatically adjusted, or you can select your desired temperature. Some users prefer temperatures higher than the default setting for maximum comfort.

With a slim size (15 mm inner diameter) and a length of 6.6 ft, the ResMed ClimateLineAir 11 Heated Tubing is lightweight and flexible, making it easy to manage during sleep. The design offers increased flexibility to offer flexibility and provide freedom of movement in bed. The free end with swivel connection ensures you can move comfortably.

Available at a competitive price or even a lower price during sales, with fast shipping options. Purchase yours today for improved comfort.

Why Do You Need a Heated Tube? 

By Anne G. RPSGT, RST, MSc
Registered Sleep Therapist, Registered Polysomnographic Technologist and Master in Sleep Medicine
anne@respshop.com

Heated CPAP tubing serves one primary purpose: preventing moisture buildup in the tube. The heated and humidified air from your CPAP machine cools as it travels from the machine to your face, leading to condensation buildup that, in extreme cases, results in water sloshing around in your hose and mask.

If there is a draft nearby (e.g., you sleep with a fan on or near the window), or if you sleep with the AC on, the odds of this happening are even greater.

Condensation in your CPAP tubing is a problem, as air flowing past the water droplets can create loud popping sounds that disrupt your sleep. Excess condensation or rainout can result in water splashing onto your face or even into your nose!

Using a heated hose solves these problems because the heated hose helps maintain a constant temperature throughout your CPAP circuit. This temperature control insulates the air inside the tubing from the cooler temperature in its surroundings.

As an added bonus, you can even adjust the temperature in the heated hose for your comfort, making this a great upgrade to the standard hose!