Automatic CPAP machines are the most common form of CPAP therapy. Auto-machines utilise sophisticated algorithms and sensors to monitor the user’s breathing patterns in real time. Based on the data it collects, it can automatically adjust the pressure levels throughout the night. We offer a range of devices from popular brands, including ResMed and Fisher & Paykel.
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An automatic CPAP machine is used to treat Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA); the device delivers a continuous flow of pressurised air to the user’s airway. This function keeps the airway open during sleep, preventing breathing disruptions. This helps improve oxygen levels and sleep quality for individuals suffering from OSA.
The key difference between a fixed and an auto CPAP machine lies in their pressure delivery mechanisms. Auto machines automatically adjust the pressure levels throughout the night. It starts with a lower pressure during exhalation and gradually increases it during inhalation, responding to changes in the user’s breathing needs. This dynamic pressure adjustment is designed to find the most effective and comfortable pressure setting for each individual during different stages of sleep and varying sleep positions.
Auto CPAP machines are the most widely used type of CPAP machines, as they adapt the air pressure to the user. The automatic algorithms provide tailored comfort to make therapy easier to adjust to. The devices allow users to regain restorative sleep by effectively treating Sleep Apnoea.
There is no specific device that is the best, although there are ones that remain extremely popular. The ResMed AirSense 10 is one of our most chosen machines and is commonly recommended by sleep clinicians. Although, all of our machines hold all the same benefits and many of the same features. Depending on your particular needs, you may require a humidifier or heated tubing, which is not included in many standard machines. The Fisher & Paykel SleepStyle uses an integrated humidifier and heated tube to enhance therapy for users who experience dryness and find the air pressure too cold.
