ResMed Airsense 10 Autoset CPAP Machine (5000-10,000 Hours) Complete Bundle
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ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet CPAP Bundle, Pre-Owned Machine with New Accessories
The ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet is an auto-adjusting CPAP device. It measures the airway breath by breath and moves the pressure within the range set by the prescribing clinician, rather than holding one fixed figure, and adds SmartStart, AutoRamp and Expiratory Pressure Relief to make the first hour with a mask tolerable.
This bundle pairs a pre-owned machine with new consumables, so it arrives ready to use rather than needing a separate order for the parts that touch the wearer. The machine, power supply and carry bag are used. The mask, heated tube, water chamber, filters and cleaning items are new.
What is included
| Item | Detail | Condition |
|---|---|---|
| AirSense 10 AutoSet device | Auto-adjusting CPAP unit with integrated humidifier bay, 5,000 to 10,000 recorded hours | USED |
| Power supply | ResMed supply unit and mains lead | USED |
| Carry bag | Bag sized for the device, humidifier and tubing | USED |
| CPAP mask | Mask type selected at checkout | NEW |
| Heated tubing | ClimateLineAir heated tube for Climate Control | NEW |
| Water chamber | HumidAir tub for the humidifier bay | NEW |
| Air filters | Alvera PureFlow filters, pack of 10 | NEW |
| Alvera PureWipe | Tub of pre-moistened cleaning wipes for the mask, tubing and device exterior | NEW |
| CPAP cleaning product | Supplied alongside the wipes | NEW |
What is not included
| Item | Detail | Status |
|---|---|---|
| SD card | Local therapy data storage, where card based download is wanted | SOLD SEPARATELY |
| Spare mask cushion | Consumable, renewed more often than the mask frame | SOLD SEPARATELY |
| Unheated tubing | SlimLine standard tube, where a spare or unheated hose is wanted | SOLD SEPARATELY |
| Distilled water | Used to fill the humidifier chamber | NOT INCLUDED |
| Battery or DC converter | For use away from mains power | NOT INCLUDED |
Checked before dispatch
- Powered on and run, with pressure delivery, blower and humidifier heating observed.
- Recorded hours read from the device and noted against the unit before it is packed.
- Display, menu navigation and comfort settings checked.
- Air path, inlet and outlet inspected, and the exterior cleaned and disinfected.
- A new water chamber, new tubing and a fresh filter are supplied, so nothing in the humidified air path passes from a previous wearer.
These are in-house workshop checks. Damaged or non-working items are not dispatched. A full engineer service and calibration is not included unless this listing states the unit has been serviced. Setting the prescribed pressure range remains with the wearer and the clinical service looking after them.
The pressure range is set by the prescribing clinical service
- The minimum and maximum pressures follow a sleep study or clinical assessment and are entered by the responsible clinical service.
- Settings are never carried over from a previous wearer. Any range held in the device from earlier use is confirmed or changed before therapy begins.
- Mask type and size are matched to the wearer. A mask chosen at checkout without a fitting is a starting point, not a fitted interface, and a poorly fitting mask is the most common reason therapy is abandoned.
What the hours mean on a used CPAP device
The AirSense 10 platform is built around a blower rated for years of nightly use, and the figure that tells a buyer where a machine sits in that life is its recorded hours. This one falls between 5,000 and 10,000, which is roughly two to three and a half years of typical nightly therapy. That is a machine with real service behind it and a good deal ahead of it, and the price should reflect both halves of that sentence. A unit at the lower end of the band has done noticeably less work than one at the top, so the hours on the specific machine are read from the device before it is packed.
What matters more than hours on a used device is what has been done about the parts that carry humidified air. Blower wear is gradual and predictable. Hygiene is not. In this bundle the water chamber, the tubing and the filter are all new, which means every surface between the humidifier and the mask is fresh, and the mask itself is new rather than reissued. That is the difference between a used machine and a used therapy system, and it is the part a buyer should check on any second-hand CPAP listing.
Two limits are worth stating. Auto-adjustment is not a substitute for a prescription: the range still comes from a clinician, and a device left on a wide default range is not the same as one set to the range someone was titrated for. And the AirSense 10 is a previous generation platform, superseded by the AirSense 11, so accessory availability is good today and will narrow over time. For a buyer who wants proven equipment at a lower price that is a fair trade, and it should be a decision rather than a surprise.
Key features
Technical specifications
| Manufacturer | ResMed |
| Model | AirSense 10 AutoSet |
| Device type | Auto-adjusting CPAP |
| Condition | Pre-owned, 5,000 to 10,000 recorded hours |
| Pressure range | 4 to 20 cm H2O |
| Comfort settings | Expiratory Pressure Relief, AutoRamp, SmartStart |
| Sound level | Approximately 26 to 27 dBA |
| Humidification | Integrated humidifier bay, new HumidAir water chamber supplied |
| Tubing supplied | ClimateLineAir heated tube, new |
| Display | LCD with ambient light sensor |
| Data | SD card, and AirView wireless upload where the region supports it |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 116 x 225 x 150 mm |
| Weight | 1.25 kg, device only |
| Power supply | ResMed supply unit, included |
Specification limited to what is confirmed
- The exact recorded hours on this individual unit, together with its serial number, manufacture date and software version, are read from the device and given on request.
- The power supply is supplied as either the 65 W or the 90 W ResMed unit. The rating on the unit dispatched is confirmed before it is packed, since the humidifier draws more than the smaller supply is intended for.
- The regional variant of the device determines whether wireless upload is active. Confirmation for this unit is available on request.
- Mask model and size are selected at checkout. Where a fitting has not been done, the mask is chosen with the clinical service rather than by measurement at home.
Condition and history
Routine care schedule
| Component | Interval |
|---|---|
| Air inlet filter | Renew every 1 to 3 months, or sooner where deposits are visible |
| Heated tubing | Renew every 1 to 3 months |
| Water chamber | Renew every 6 to 12 months |
| Mask cushion | Renew as required, following the mask instructions for use |
| Water in the chamber | Emptied daily and refilled with distilled water |
| Mask, tubing and device exterior | Wiped daily, with a full wash weekly |
Intervals follow manufacturer guidance and are shortened where the device is used in a shared or institutional setting.
Documents
- AirSense 10 AutoSet user guide
- AirSense 10 patient quick start guide
- Mask and device compatibility list
- Data management and device compatibility list
- Power supply unit and device compatibility list
- Battery and device compatibility list
- Power Station II battery user guide
- Electromagnetic emissions and immunity tables
- AirSense 10 AutoSet declaration of conformity
- Manufacturer quality management system certificate
