Adjusts pressure breath-by-breath within the prescribed range for obstructive sleep apnea therapy.
Product information
Key features
Built-in heated humidification supports comfort and helps reduce dryness.
Comfort tools help ease the transition into therapy and reduce pressure during exhalation.
Stores therapy information for review; connectivity features vary by exact regional model.
Specifications
| Therapy modes | AutoSet (APAP) and CPAP; some models include AutoSet for Her |
|---|---|
| Pressure range | 4–20 cmH₂O |
| Sound level | Approximately 26–27 dBA |
| Humidification | Integrated HumidAir heated humidifier |
| Tubing | SlimLine or compatible ClimateLineAir heated tubing |
| Data | SD-card therapy data; wireless features depend on exact model/region |
Frequently asked questions
Does AirSense 10 automatically change pressure?
In AutoSet mode, yes. It adjusts within the pressure range prescribed for you.
Can I use any CPAP mask?
It works with most standard CPAP masks. The best style depends on whether you breathe through your nose or mouth and how the mask fits.
What is EPR?
Expiratory Pressure Relief lowers pressure during exhalation to improve breathing comfort while therapy is running.
Does it include a humidifier?
AirSense 10 AutoSet models use an integrated HumidAir heated humidifier.
What is the difference between ClimateLine and SlimLine tubing?
SlimLine is a lightweight, flexible, unheated tube. ClimateLineAir is heated tubing: with a compatible humidifier and Climate Control, it helps maintain air temperature and reduce condensation (water collecting in the tube). Choose the heated tube made for your machine: AirSense 10 uses ClimateLineAir, while AirSense 11 uses ClimateLineAir 11. These heated tubes are not interchangeable. SlimLine can be used with compatible devices without heated-tube Climate Control; follow your device guide for the tube-type setting. Check the selected package to see which tube is included.
Can I travel with it?
Yes. The universal power supply supports international mains voltage, but you may need a plug adapter and should follow airline rules when flying.
Use prescribed therapy settings and consult a clinician if your symptoms, pressure needs or breathing pattern change.