You are very welcome. Glad that we could help.

You are correct. All you need to do is pick up a Soclean adapter for around $25.00 on the internet, pull off the 6” rubber tube, (this normally goes into the humidifier on a Dreamstation.). Plug the Soclean adapter into the BiPap humidifier, then plug in the heated tube into the adapter. 30 seconds work and your all set without a mess. My provider, Nick showed me this. It’s so simple.

You are welcome.

Not that I know of

The warranty is voided if you use SoClean on a Resmed machine.

Glad it was helpful!

What is my oxygen level will be

That is a good practice. You just want to avoid running the oxygen concentrator when it is not in use on a person. If you do, you run the risk of creating an oxygen rich environment which can be a fire danger. That is something to keep in mind whether you are using CPAP or not. Also keep in mind that when you first turn on an oxygen concentrator it takes a few minutes to develop the pure oxygen.

@@CPAPmyway thank you-- either way brand new internal parts cost me and arm and a leg and the alarm is going off one time it goes off then 6 hours later it runs all night- i have to wait now till tues for an answer

No that is not recommended. I have a link to the right adapter for oxygen below. cpapmyway.com/store/oxygen-bleed-in

I would have to see what you are working with unfortunately.

Mine does the same .Did you ever figure it out thanks

That does not sound like it is hooked up correctly if that is the case.

For Sure. ResMed always makes great CPAP products. Thanks for the input.

Glad you liked it!

Thanks for the input.

I can't comment on the engineering of it, but I know that the oxygen flows fine through the bleed in. If there is any obstruction to the oxygen you will notice the liter flow drop on the oxygen concentrator. Have never seen that happen with a bleed in valve or the oxygen tubing.

I am thinking the same thing.....with the high BiPap pressures I need, even my exhale pressure is higher pressure than the 5 psi output of the home oxygen concentrator I have. Most 5 LPM max O2 at home concentrators put out 5 psi max, so I have really not figured how it will work. Lower pressure will not flow to higher pressure.....no engineering needed.....it will not happen. I have thought of trying to rig a device to the input of BiPap where there is a filter......it goes from that input right into BiPap motor, then to the water (humidfier) and then out the hose to the mask. Just need to verify running the oxygen THROUGH the bipap (blower, humidifier, hose, mask) will not pose any danger or risk.

My mother wears the Trilogy at night and on oxygen 24hrs a day, but her therapist has her to keep the nasal cannula in her nose with the full face Trilogy mask on because her oxygen levels were dropping with the feed in. Is this normal?

It should not be any different at all.

Send them on over.

You would keep the humidifier connected to the CPAP.

@@CPAPmyway which part is the humidifier?

@@henryholden4431 That is where the water goes

That is definitely a question for your personal Physician. However, the most common prescription level that we see is 2 LPM. But we have seen prescriptions from 1 LPM of oxygen all the way to 10LPM of oxygen. So it can be different for everyone.

What is it that is beeping?

He said 50 foot oxygen tube to put machine in a different

So on he said use a 50 foot oxygen tube so machine can possibly be put in a different room. Just remember you may not get the same amount of litters to you if u go over 25 foot

The bipaps typically connect just like the CPAPs do to oxygen.

It is a nice model

I am not familiar with a T bar.

@@CPAPmyway i’m like 90% sure it’s the same as what you just showed in this video. Just a different name for it. Lol that’s why i was asking to confirm 😭 but thanks anyways