The Breas Z2 Auto Travel CPAP Machine is ideal for travel as it is compact and lightweight. Weighing only 10.5 ounces, this machine is perfect to use while on the go, and is FAA-approved. It is a quieter version of its predecessor, Breas Z1, but includes more features and a new and improved algorithm. 

Auto-Adjusting Pressure Of Breas Z2 Auto CPAP Machine

The Breas Z2 features an exclusive algorithm that delivers lower average airflow than a fixed-pressure would. This device can automatically adjust the CPAP pressure to each user’s breathing pattern while they sleep. 

Breas Z2 Auto Travel CPAP Integrated Battery Option

Whenever and wherever power is limited, users can add on the optional battery for use. This is ideal for CPAP users who need therapy while traveling. The PowerShell Extended Life Battery is a rechargeable battery that allows a full night’s treatment on one charge.

Breas Z2 Travel CPAP Machine Waterless Humidification

The Breas Z2 has a small cartridge used for humidification. It is inserted between the hose and mask to capture moisture during exhalation and release it during inhalation. This provides a comfortable experience while receiving treatment.

AutoRamp Feature Of Breas Z2 CPAP Machine 

This device includes the AutoRamp feature, designed to help users fall asleep quicker and more comfortably. It starts by delivering a lower pressure, then ramping up to a user’s prescribed settings when the device detects the user is fully asleep. 

Z-Breathe Technology Of Breas Z2 Auto Travel CPAP Machine 

The Z-Breathe comfort feature makes exhaling during therapy easier, as it uses advanced technology to reduce the pressure while a user breathes out. There are 3 airflow settings a patient can choose from to customize their treatment to their preferred settings. 

Breas Z2 Auto Travel CPAP Machine FAA-Compliance

This unit is FAA-approved, meaning it is able to be used while on an airplane. To maintain proper compliance when flying, the Bluetooth on the device should be turned off. We also recommend confirming with your airline that a machine will be on board.