What do I do if the Pumani is making a loud sound?
The Pumani unit will make considerable noise when it is
running. The pump vibrates while running, which causes the enclosure to vibrate
as well. If you are concerned about the noise level coming from the unit, you
can open the unit and make sure that all of the components appear to be in
place and the box that holds the alarm is in place and not loose.
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Can I use an extension cord with the Pumani?
We recommend that you do not use an extension cord with the Pumani, as the electrical safety of the extension cord is unknown. You should place the Pumani as close to an electrical outlet as possible.
How does the Pumani bubbleCPAP work?
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Do I need a voltage converter with the Pumani?
The Pumani runs on 220 volt AC (wall) power. If your facility uses 220 V AC power, you do not need a voltage converter. If your facility uses 120 V AC power, you do not need a voltage converter either. You may still need an adapter on the end of the ...
Can I use different accessories with the Pumani if I run out of accessories?
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