ResMed AirSense™ 10 AutoSet™ Connected with HumidAir™ and ClimateLineAir™

Automatic positive air pressure (APAP) therapy features devices that adjust pressure levels based on your breathing patterns throughout the night. This helps you breathe in and out more comfortably. Traditional CPAP therapy delivers pressure at the prescribed level and does not adjust, so many people — particularly those with high pressure requirements — prefer APAP.

ClimateLineAir 10 Heated Tubing is used to link your AirSense 10 AutoSet machine and face mask. This creates an outlet for air to flow directly into your nose and/or mouth without losing pressure. The tubing features embedded sensors to monitor temperature and humidity levels, making automatic adjustments as needed to prevent dry mouth and congestion. If you own the AirSense 10 AutoSet, be sure to choose ClimateLineAir tubing that’s compatible with your machine — ClimateLineAir tubing intended for the AirSense 11 series won’t work with your device.

The myAir virtual assistant guides you through the process of using the ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet for the first time. Follow prompts on the control panel to install and operate the device, and to report compliance data. myAir also provides personalized data tracking, and can be used to adjust the display.

The ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet produces 26 decibels (dBA) of noise at maximum volume. This makes the device quieter than many competing machines.

The ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet is considered FAA-compliant, allowing you to use the machine mid-flight. We recommend bringing a note from your doctor when you travel, as some airlines require proof of prescription before you can use a PAP device on an airplane. For long flights, you can speak to a gate or flight attendant about being seated near a power outlet — though many current planes feature outlets at every seat.