The ResMed AirSense 10 Card-to-Cloud CPAP Machine has all the same great features as the AirSense 10, except the communication modem. However, it includes additional features, including an SD card that stores sleep data and can be uploaded to the cloud to share and review the results with your doctor. This machine provide quiet treatment while delivering efficient performance.

Card-to-Cloud Feature

The SD card will be able to store a user's sleep data. Once data is recorded, it can then transfer to the cloud. Patients are then able to review their sleep data with their doctor. This ensures that both users and their doctors are aware of their progress and can make any changes to therapy.

Advanced Algorithm

The algorithm in this device was designed to adjust therapy pressure automatically, providing the lowest amount of pressure possible for each user and their specific needs.

Simple LCD Display

The user-friendly interface features a large display for patients to quickly and easily navigate through their settings. There's also an ambient light sensor that auto-adjusts the screen's brightness based on the surrounding lighting.

SmartStart

This device features a SmartStart function that knows when a user has begun therapy. It will automatically turn on once a user puts on their mask and starts breathing. Likewise, the machine will also stop when the user's mask is removed. This requires no use of a button to push.

AutoRamp Feature

Incorporating AutoRamp is a way to ensure users are achieving maximum comfort. The AirSense 10 Card-to-Cloud will start on a lower pressure as a user falls asleep, and will ?ramp? up to their prescribed pressure as soon as the device senses they are asleep.

Disclaimers and Differences from the AirSense 10 Autoset

The AirSense 10 Card-to-Cloud devices do not have cellular connectivity. This means that users are not able to wireless transmit data with this device. The AirSense 10 Card-to-Cloud is not compatible with ResMed's patient engagement app, MyAir.