Positive airway pressure therapy and you

Learn all about System One sleep therapy system options.

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CPAP equipment

What are the different therapies available?

Your sleep specialist will decide on the most appropriate therapy device for you depending on what type of sleep apnea* you have. The most common are:

Fixed CPAP

Auto CPAP

ASV

A fixed-pressure machine delivers a set pressure level all the time. This pressure setting would be provided by your Sleep Specialist, depending on the severity of your Sleep Apnea.

Preferred by many, this device varies the pressure given to allow for more comfortable therapy.

To be used for the more complex conditions, including Central Sleep Apnoea and Cheyne-Stokes Respiration (CSR). This is when breathing becomes irregular and there are both deep and shallow breaths being made.

System One devices

Your sleep apnea therapy solution

PAP therapy acts as a mechanical splint to keep your airway open during sleep. A gentle stream of continuous air will stop you snoring and keep you breathing regularly throughout the night allowing you to sleep deeply, giving you a better quality of sleep.

Designed to create a restful and natural sleep
Simple and user friendly
Quiet when it matters most
Tubing that moves with you when you sleep

Humidification options for enhanced comfort
Portable and easy to travel with
Device warranty included
Designed, engineered and assembled in the USA

System One CPAP devices

Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) devices deliver a steady, gentle flow of air throughout the night, using a prescribed set therapy pressure to open your airway. Devices are equipped with various comfort features such as pressure relief technology.

System One Auto devices

Auto therapy devices sense your needs and provide variable pressures throughout the night. As with the other models, auto therapy devices are equipped with various comfort features such as pressure relief technology.

System One ASV devices

Used to treat Central Sleep Apneas, the ASV provides variable pressures throughout the night in order to deliver an effective treatment.

System One device comfort options

Ramp starting pressure

This gives you the opportunity to fall asleep on a low pressure. Over time the pressure will ramp up gently to your prescribed level of pressure. You can choose the period of time over which the pressure gradually increases.

Pressure relief technology

This enhances traditional pressure therapy and makes it easier to exhale against the pressure delivered through the mask. This feature makes breathing on the device feel more natural, making it easier for you to adapt to therapy and use it for the long-term.

Humidification

Adding a humidifier to your therapy device may help to improve comfort, especially if you have a dry nose or throat. Our sophisticated systems can monitor room temperature and room humidity, and adjust humidification to maintain the selected relative humidity level – even when environmental conditions change. Humidifiers can add heated or cool air to your therapy.

Wireless Modem

Your sleep specialist may have given you a wireless modem that attaches to the back of your therapy device. This small accessory lets your sleep specialist know how you’re using your device and allows them to make adjustments to your therapy without you needing to visit the sleep centre.

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*Also known in the UK as ‘Apnoea’