Batterie CPAP ES960

This CPAP battery has been a lifesaver. I have used it camping and during power outages. With the heat is turned off, my ResMed Air Sense 11--set at 13 PSI--can last one very long night (about nine hours). If you sleep less, you can stretch it to two nights, especially if you turn off the humidifier.

It does not need anything special to recharger the battery, about 110W of AC power, but it does take time. However, the converter box on the charging cord does get hot, so be mindful of that.

I have been using an AirSense 10 for about 3 years now. Didn't know I needed it until after a surgery, anesthesiology referred me to sleep, then tests, then CPAP. At first, I didn't care for it, but the wife said I stopped snoring. Now, I find if I forget to use it for a night, I'm wrecked the next day.

Which leads up to the Easylonger 96000mAh. (Just consider for a moment phones have [****] mAh batteries). 96000mAh of CPAP powering goodness. I'll note, this isn't pocket sized item, it has a built in carry strap. Perhaps the size of a thick hardback book.

Included are specific power connectors for the major brands of CPAP in the US, ResMed's AirSense 10 & 11, Philips Respionics, and a newer unit to the US market.

I enjoy taking camping trips, not hike in the woods, but drive and pitch a tent, but not having my CPAP the time I tried was miserable. Then the Easylonger appeared and has genuenly solved that problem.

More-so, should you want, it includes USB-C out, two USB-A out, two 12V/15A (car cigarette power holes) for charging other devices.

It also has wireless charging, which I think a poor decision to have on it. Wireless charging is wildly inefficient, you lose around 33%, or more. So to charge 6000mAh, it costs the battery 8000mAh, give or take.

I can recharge it during the day with solar panels if needed. Lastly, a built in lantern type led light that's handy for finding things in your tent.

This easy longer ES 960 pro is a game changer of a battery backup pack to have. It has 96,000 MAH this battery pack has a charging port on the face. It has an LED light on the side that has five different settings. It has a 12 V DC, a 16 V DC a 19 V USB-C and 24 V USB and then a USB-C for charging. They offer different style skins for the cover of your CPAP battery pack. I received the camo, but they also have black and gray, etc. The pack includes a charging cord for every style CPAP. There is the Resmed air since 10, the air curved 10, Luna travel, Philip dream station, Resmed air, mini, Resmed air since 11, air curve 11. This battery back up is not airline approved so you are not allowed to take this with you as a carry-on. Overall completely satisfied with how well made this product is as well as the very extended battery life that it offers. Because in a power outage, it’s extremely vital to have a big battery pack like this to help keeping people’s life sustainable. 10/10 for sure! Yes, the price is over $255but you have to think is $255 worth being able to breathe? Or being able to communicate with others when there’s no power? Having a light when there is none? It’s worth it to me! This battery pack comes with a handle on the top making it easy to carry because it does weigh about 10lbs, the functionality of it is priceless!!! This is a must have for the home because you never know when there maybe that time!

This is my second Easylonger battery. It looks just like my old Easylonger with some improvements. For one, this one has a carry handle. For the other, this one has a better case that is easier to get the battery out of and also has pockets for the cables.

This absolutely does not last 3 days. Last night while camping, I turned it on at 9pm and it stopped working at 4am. My CPAP is an Airsense. You can see it in the photo. I had the humidifier setting on and it has a heated hose. I'm sure I could squeeze more time out of the battery by not using a heated hose and by turning off the humidifier, but that's at the expense of making myself extremely uncomfortable.

I knew going in that 6-7 hours was about as long as it would last through the night because that's how long my other one lasted. The only battery I have that can go 3 nights is much bigger and heavier and much more expensive than this little unit. I'm going to relegate this to other uses, like I did with my other Easylonger: I will use it to charge my tablet and phone (wireless charging), which it can do simultaneously. It supposedly can charge a laptop, but it doesn't come with a connector that fits my laptop.

Not really sure how to rate this because I do like it for how I'll use it (charging other devices). It can last one night, if I sleep only 7 hours.

This CPAP battery is great to have around. Having the assurance that I can sleep all night using my CPAP is comforting, and with ample battery capacity, I can also charge my electronic devices, so I am not without.

We were getting a winter storm on the day the battery was delivered and fortunately I did get the opportunity to top off the battery to 100%, just before the power went out. I hooked up the battery to my Airsense 11, with the included connectors, and went to sleep. The battery ran my machine with humidifier all night, and had almost 50% battery left, so I am confident that it will last at least two complete nights, if not longer without using the heated parts. I have read that some low wattage machines can run for many nights using this.

This also has a really cool amber and clear light on the end. A long, or double click on the power button lets you select which setting you prefer. The lights are pleasing to the eye, bright, and can be used as a room light too.
It has many ports and connectors, and can be used for charging many items, such as phones, flashlights, and will power 12 Volts through either of its two ports.

It is kind of like a built in transfer, as you can charge it, and run it using different connectors, however it's not a dedicated pass through automatic transfer switch type device, as it is using the battery power, however with up to 3000 cycles, it isn't a factor for me.

It would be great for camping, sleeping in the backyard tent with the kids, spending a few nights car camping, etc. It is large and on the heavy side, however not as large as a battery type generator. I expected some heft for a battery that can deliver this performance. It has a convenient built in carry strap that makes it easy to take along. The batteries are LiFeP04, which are awesome, no memory effect, can handle deep discharges and many cycles. Voltage selections are 12, 16.5, 20 and 24 volts output.

I am very happy to have this for my use. The quality is great! I have several other EasyLonger products, including one of the smaller CPAP batteries, however I wanted a larger battery that I know can run my CPAP machine with the humidifier all night, as well as charge/run other devices. It has a great digital display and is easy to set up and use. It also has a spot for wireless charging, so when the power was out, I also put my iphone on top, and it immediately started charging through the thick otterbox case.

This is a five star product, and with it including the multiple cables for a variety of CPAP machines, this is a clear winner for me.

Love this battery backup! While it’s designed for CPAP machines, it’s incredibly versatile and can power all kinds of devices—from 12V, 16V, 20V, up to 24V. I’ve even powered my little home theater setup and a portable laser projector with it—works flawlessly. It comes with a nice carrying case and a comfortable, sturdy strap—heavy enough to feel solid but still easy to carry. I’ve also used it to charge my phone and work laptop, and the performance is excellent. The 12V sockets are reliable, and it supports a power inverter and solar charging. A cool bonus is the wireless phone charging and the built-in nightlight feature. Perfect for camping, outdoor use, or emergency backup. Compact, portable, and highly recommended for anyone needing a versatile, high-capacity power supply.

It worked once, then never held a charge again

I use this at my cabin in northern Wisconsin. I got four nights of 7 plus hours each night on the first full charge. Love it, saves me from carrying a 48 pound deep marine battery.

Item had issues charging. The problem was firmware bad. Customer service emails were informative and decent reply time. Once trouble shot, they replaced it for free.

So far so good. Ordered this for an upcoming 12 day tent camping trip to run cpap and charge cell phone. I have tested it out here at home last few days and all good to go. Using 100w solar panels charges this from empty in about 4-5 hours. Very solid battery ans appears durable enough for the trip

Worked fine through one power outage; easy to setup and use but be sure to recharge every couple of months- the battery indicator was not fully accurate on my first battery so it ran down past the point of no return so had to buy a second one.

Fantastic piece of equipment. Does what is says and powered my Cpap for 7 hours

Just got back from a wonderful hiking trip in Arkansas. Used this battery both nights. Using a ResMed Airsense 10. Ran the machine like I normally would except I turned off my heated hose. Kept on the heated water chamber. I was able to get 2 full nights out of this battery and we charged 2 phones multiple times from empty. I had some battery left over at the end of the trip. This is a worthwhile investment for someone who has an active lifestyle and still would like to be able to utilize their CPAP. A BIG plus is that this is HSA/FSA eligible.

5 nights with an AirSense 11 (humidifier off) and the battery is still 1-2 bars out of 4. Should last > 1 week. Charging speed is 5hrs which is on the slow side. Comes with lots of charging cables, and pouch.

One unexpected benefit is that this is direct DC into the CPAP at 24V, so no AC conversion step. If you were to buy a larger backup battery with AC outlets (like a Bluetti or Jackary), you are actually converting DC storage (batteries) to 120V AC to the outlet plugs, to the AC adapter of the machine, to DC into the machine. The energy lost in that additional power conversion step to 120V AC is similar to the energy consumed by the machine itself. 1/2 the power is lost to converter inefficiency.

Summary: You'd need a luggable 600Whr AC battery in order to last as long as this 300Whr brick battery, because this battery skips the conversion and stays DC. In addition, the other features of the Pro model are attractive: wireless phone/watch charging, lots of Input/output options, ability to be charged straight off a solar panel controller, and built-in light for camping/power outages. Recommended.

THANK YOU, EASYLONGER, I just received my second ES960. The first one worked for a couple of days and then shut down and would not re-charge. I contacted support via email, and they got right back to me:

“ Please provide us with your latest shipping address and phone number, and we will arrange a new ES960 replacement unit for you immediately.

We will also place your replacement under lifetime warranty support, which means you can continue to receive warranty assistance for this order even beyond the standard warranty period.

We sincerely apologize again for the trouble this caused and appreciate you giving EASYLONGER the opportunity to make this right.

Thank you for your patience and understanding. If you have any other questions, please let us know.”

Simple, straight forward, and to the point. I’m simply impressed by how easy it is to communicate with EL customer service, and truly blown away by the fact that, not only did they ship me a replacement within 5 business days, but they are standing by their product by providing me with lifetime warranty.

Thank you EASYLONGER for standing by your product. It says a lot about your company.

I wanted a portable battery pack for car camping to use with my CPAP. I used for 3 nights in a row without recharging it and it did not even use half the life of the battery. The multiple light settings were great if I neded a quick camp light in the middle of the night. I used it with the light side facing down so the tent stayed dark. I like the fact it came with CPAP leads which would work if I change my CPAP down the road. The voltage matching was easy to set up. All the USB chargers which is great for my phone and other devices. The contsruction looks very sturdy. Glad I bought it.

I tested this out prior to first use and it seemed to work. I've needed it twice and it failed. It seemed to shut itself off in a few hours, even though it was fully charged. I don't know if I got a faulty one or I'm doing something wrong. Unfortunately I've had it too long to ask for an exchange. I can say the light is very bright.

Customer support is excellent. My ES960 works great for CPAP use for multiple nights. The first unit would not charge up again after running out for a period of time. Zeno shipped me a new unit which is now working great. I really appreciate this level of customer service. I use and charge the battery every month now. Love this unit !

Looks like a good quality battery, haven't used yet