ComfortLine Heated Tubing

Interested in adding a heated hose to a CPAP or BiPAP machine? The ComfortLine Heated Tubing Kit is a stand alone heated hose option for use with many machines. It reduces rainout or condensation by heating copper wires embedded in the walls of the tubing using its own power source.

The ComfortLine Heated Tubing Kit provides improved humidification and reduces rainout using any CPAP or BiPAP machines that accepts a standard tubing. Make a change to increase comfort and reduce rainout without upgrading the entire system.

The medical grade power source gently heats the copper wires embedded in the walls of the tubing to prevent the humidified air from condensing as it travels from machine to the mask.

Features

• Works With Any CPAP or BiPAP Machine Which Uses a Standard Hose
• Stand Alone Power Supply and Cord
• Power Pal On Off Switch Included
• Increases Humidification of Therapy Airstream
• Increases Comfort Level
• Reduces or Eliminates Rainout

The ComfortLine Heated Tube is 71.25 inches and 19mm in diameter. The cuffs of the tube are rigid to support the heated tube.

Compatibility Note:

PR System One devices with software Versions EARLIER than 1.24 are not recommended for use with the ComfortLine Heated Tubing. The version of software flashes on the display screen when the machine is first turned on.

General Tips Section

Prescription: The ComfortLine Heated Tubing Kit and ComfortLine Heated Tubing require a prescription for purchase. CPAP.com will gladly assist you in getting one a prescription if one is needed. To learn more about prescription requirements, visit Prescription Policy or call us at 1-800-356-5221.

A prescription that contains any of the following words is acceptable to make a purchase of the ComfortLine Heated Tube : "Hose"; "Tube"; "Heated Tube"; "Heated Hose"; "Supplies"; "Machine"; "CPAP"; "APAP"; "BiPAP"; "BiLevel"; "VPAP" or "Humidifier"

Compatible with Hybernite Rainout Control System

The components of the ComfortLine system are compatible with the Hybernite Rainout Control System . For example, the ComfortLine tube is compatible with the Hybernite power supply. Similarly, the Hybernite tube is compatible with the ComfortLine power supply.

Water Humidification Required: The ComfortLine Heated Tube must ALWAYS be used with water humidification to avoid elevated airflow temperatures.

Compatibility with Breeze Masks

The Breeze masks feature a connection that can sometimes easily slip out of the end of a hard cuffed hose, such as the ComfortLine Heated Tubing Kit. To make this connection snug and prevent the mask connection slipping out, the addition of the FlexiTube Angle Adapter is necessary. Please add this item to your cart when ordering if you are purchasing or currently use a Breeze mask and plan to use it with a hard cuffed hose such as the ComfortLine Heated Tubing Kit.

Operation Notes

Power Supply Unit Location During Use: It is recommended by the manufacturer to place the Power Supply Unit (PSU) on the floor during use.

Hose and Ambient Temperatures: The ComfortLine hose will reach a temperature between 95°F (35°C) and 104°F (40°C) degrees without airflow from the machine. Please Note: The ComfortLine system is recommended to be used in a room with an ambient temperature between 41°F (5°C) and 86°F (30°C). The system should not be used in ambient room temperatures above 86°F (30°C).

Hose Covers Not Recommended: Per the manufacturer, a SnuggleHose or other textile object should NOT be used with the ComfortLine Heated Tubing to avoid elevated temperatures.

Recommended Cleaning & Replacement Schedule:

• Disconnect the power supply prior to cleaning the tube.
• The TUBE should be cleaned daily.
• The POWER PAL and POWER SUPPLY should NOT be made wet using water or any liquid.
• To wash the tube only, wash with mild soap and lukewarm water
• Rinse well and hang to dry.
• The tube must be fully dry prior to attaching the cord and Power Pal.
• Do NOT use hot water to clean the tube.
• Do NOT use abrasive or harsh detergents or soap, bleach or alcohol to clean the tube.
• Do NOT put the hose in the dishwasher for cleaning.

The recommended replacement time for the tube is 6 months.

Warranty:  The ComfortLine Tube carries a 30 day manufacturer warranty. Should you experience issues with the hose, please contact us at 1-800-356-5221 or by email at cpap@cpap.com. CPAP.com will work with the manufacturer on your behalf.

How much does shipping cost?

FREE: We offer free shipping on all orders over $49.

$9.99: Orders under $49 will be charged a flat rate of $9.99 for standard shipping.

$59.99: Expedited delivery charge for two business days delivery.

How long does it take to process my order?

If we have your prescription on file, or if your are purchasing an item that does not require a prescription, our typical processing time is 1 full business day. This allows us time to choose the best delivery method for urgency, and to prepare your package with accuracy. Orders received during weekends and holidays are excluded from business days and will begin processing the next available business day. To learn more about our prescription policy, please click here.

How can I change or cancel a recent order?

Special circumstances exist and our team will put forth our best effort in getting your package to you as quickly and accurately as possible. Please contact us right away if you need to change your delivery location or method. Even if a tracking number is not established, we may not be able to cancel or change an order if it has already been submitted to one of our warehouses.

CPAPnation.com is not responsible for courier delays, failed delivery attempts, or missing deliveries.

How will you package my order?

You may receive multiple packages if we choose to split your order in an effort to get you your items as quickly as possible.

How will you send my order?

Your package may be delivered by USPS, FedEx, or UPS. Our team will consider your location and the location of the product(s) type to determine the best delivery carrier for your order.

We will send all PO Box orders through the United States Postal Service. USPS is the only carrier permitted to deliver mail to (place mail in) a PO Box. Private shipping companies or carriers, such as UPS, FedEx and Amazon, are not able to deliver to (place mail in) a PO Box.

How can I track my order status?

During the checkout process, you can select to create a Shop Pay account. Shop Pay will store your payment and delivery preferences for eligible websites, and provides order information. Otherwise, we will provide a tracking number for items shipped once established through the shipping carrier(s) to the contact information submitted on your order.

Where do you ship to?

We ship to the Continental US for Sleep Therapy and Oxygen orders. Due to shipping restrictions related to Durable Medical Equipment regulations and/or licensing requirements, we do not ship prescription required Sleep Therapy orders to Maine, and we do not ship Oxygen orders to Hawaii, Idaho, Louisiana, Maine, Tennessee, and Rhode Island. 

Where do you ship from?

We ship from our corporate headquarters based in Southern California and/or from multiple fulfillment warehouses across the United States.

THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO REPLACING & CLEANING YOUR CPAP SUPPLIES

With cold & flu season and COVID-19 in full swing, it's more important than ever to focus on your health. Don’t know where to start? Start with your CPAP supplies. You use this equipment every night, so making sure it's being replaced and cleaned properly, is critical not only to your sleep health, but your overall health as well. 

Did you know that the natural oils from your face stick to your cushion? Over time, this will soften your mask cushion and break down the seal. Unfortunately, you will then experience air leaks and a poorer night sleep. Do not let this happen to you!

We created the ultimate guide (as recommended by major insurance companies) to make sure you are replacing your CPAP supplies on time and cleaning them correctly!

WHEN SHOULD I REPLACE MY CPAP SUPPLIES?

See below for the insurance recommended schedule:

• Every 6 Months: Headgear, Black Non-Disposable Filter & Chinstrap
• Every 3 Months: Frame, Tubing
• Every Month: Full Face Mask Cushions
• Bi-Weekly: White Disposable Filters, Nasal Mask Cushions
• Only when cracked or broken: Humidifier Chamber 

Failure to timely change your CPAP supplies could lead to infections and respiratory problems! There is hidden bacteria, grime, and dirt all over CPAP supplies!

HOW SHOULD I CLEAN MY CPAP SUPPLIES?

In-between new supplies, pollen, dust, bacteria, and air particles build up on your supplies. Manufacturers, suppliers, and sleep physicians all recommend regular cleanings of your CPAP equipment and supplies; but keeping track of when to clean what, is no easy task! We are here to help.

“It is vitally important to keep everything as clean as possible, as hoses/tubing and masks can be a prime breeding ground for bacteria and mold,” said Phoebe Ochman, director of Communications for Sleep Apnea Treatment Centers of America.

CLEANING YOUR CPAP SUPPLIES

• Add warm water to a bathtub or sink.
• Mix in a mild soap. Some patients prefer baby soap, the Neutralizing Pre-Wash by SoClean, or a 50/50 solution of water and white vinegar.
• Swirl around for a few minutes and then rinse thoroughly.
• Leave all items to hang/air dry. Be sure to dry the chamber as much as possible with a paper towel or cloth, and then leave it out to air dry the rest of the way.
• Clean all high-touch surfaces like nightstands, doorknobs, and light switches daily with a disposable wipe or a cloth and an EPA approved disinfectant.

Important Tips

• Do not use bleach or other harsh chemicals.
• Empty unused humidifier water daily and refill nightly.
• If distilled water is unavailable, a back-up chamber should be kept on hand to immediately replace if residue develops.
• If your mask has magnetic clips, leave them attached to the mask frame before cleaning. 

Another option is to use a CPAP cleaning machine. It will save you time and energy for easy sanitizing and kill bacteria, germs, and other pathogens on your supplies. Let it do the hard work for you!

Check out our blog on choosing the right CPAP cleaner for you, and visit our wide variety of CPAP cleaning machines now.

The health and safety of our patients is our top priority. We hope these tips are helpful, and we thank you for being a valued addition in our CPAP care community.

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