 "ResMed Airsense 11 APAP")
 "ResMed Airsense 11 APAP")
ResMed Airsense 11 APAP
Be one of the first in Australia to get your hands on the new Resmed Airsense 11 device upon release!
The Airsense 11 is a sleeker, lighter and more modern device. Airsense 11 comes with a touch screen, reduced power demand and improved software algorithms to make your PAP usage more comfortable and user-friendly.
Pre-ordering is essential as these devices may sell out with limited stock available.
Please be aware, the Resmed Airsense 11 will not be ready for release and shipping until September – early October 2023.
Effective therapy modes, combined with enhanced digital health technology means the AirSense CPAP and APAP machines have been developed to make sleep apnoea therapy more convenient and easier to use. These devices include access to the online support system app, myAir and can help you begin and get used to treatment. This support system also provides access to Care Check-In and Personal Therapy Assistant features.
HIGHLIGHTS
The Airsense 11 devices feature a comprehensive set of components designed to start you on your sleep apnoea treatment path and help you to stay on it.
- There are 3 models in the series: AutoSet, CPAP and Elite
- AirSense 11 is simple to operate and understand with a simple touchscreen
- Looks great in any situation with a sleek, modern look
- Single-tap stop and start button operates the device
- Tailored sleep tips and encouragement and analysis of the data recorded by your machine, with the included access to the myAir online support system
- Get started and troubleshoot your setup with the myAir Personal Therapy Assistant
- Assistance and coaching is tailored to your needs with the Care Check-In
- Feature and maintenance updates are delivered directly as they become available
- Climate control feature can be controlled automatically or manually with the integrated heated humidifier
- A low airflow pressure is delivered to help you fall asleep and then increased with the AutoRamp feature
- Regular airflow pressure is maintained while inhaling and reduced exhalation pressure using Expiratory Pressure Relief (EPR)
