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Re: Re: Re: Humidifier for use in Europe-HELP !

Posted by Doug H. on July 08, 2002 at 18:53:56:

In Reply to: Re: Re: Humidifier for use in Europe-HELP ! posted by Jim C on July 08, 2002 at 15:25:15:

The BREAS HA 50 heated humidifier is also compatible with international voltage. The CPAP man is selling it.

Since my CPAP - which has a built-in humidifier - has an international power supply, I needed only an adapter. The adapter was needes ONLY because the socket shape is different than the one at home.


By the way, bring an extension cord, and a "tap." There may only be one socket and/or it might be some distance from the bed. Also, you may want to bring a reverse adapter to plug in a displaced lamp.

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