ResMed ClimateLineAir Heated Tubing for AirSense 10 and AirCurve 10
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Overview
Waking up with a dry mouth, or to drips inside your mask, can come down to the hose. ClimateLineAir warms the air between your AirSense 10 and your mask, so humidity reaches you as comfortable vapour instead of water.
This is ResMed part 37296, the standard heated tube for the AirSense 10 and AirCurve 10 families. It replaces the one that came with your machine, and the machine recognises it the moment it clicks into place.
Key features:
- Climate Control Auto: Works with the HumidAir humidifier so the machine can balance tube warmth and moisture without you touching a setting.
- Manual mode too: If you'd rather fine-tune things, Manual mode puts humidity and tube warmth under your own separate control.
- Your choice of warmth: Keep the tube on Auto, pick your own temperature from the comfort menu, or switch tube heating off altogether.
- Both machine families: Fits every AirSense 10 model and the AirCurve 10 bilevel range, from the AutoSet for Her to the VAuto.
- Licensed in Canada: Health Canada lists this part under each AirSense 10 licence, so you're buying the same tube ResMed supplies with the machine.
It's the right tube for anyone on an AirSense 10 or AirCurve 10 who uses the HumidAir and wants warm, even humidity, or whose current hose has reached its six month design life. Oxygen users should look at the Oxy version.
Note: AirSense 11 and AirCurve 11 owners need the ClimateLineAir 11, since this tube won't fit them. If supplemental oxygen joins your therapy at the machine, choose the ClimateLineAir Oxy instead.
How it works
Fitting and removing
Turn the machine on, then line the cuff up with the air outlet and press until it clicks. A ClimateLineAir connected message appears for a moment. To take it off, hold the cuff, squeeze its release buttons, and pull away from the machine.
Setting tube temperature
Auto aims for 27 C at the tube. For something different, open My Options and turn the dial to Tube Temp, where you can choose anywhere from 16 to 30 C or switch heating off. Press the dial to save.
Weekly care and checks
Wash the tube once a week in warm water with mild detergent, rinse it through, and leave it to dry somewhere shaded and away from heat. Bleach, alcohol, and scented or antibacterial soaps can shorten its life. Reconnect it only when it's fully dry.
What's included
- ClimateLineAir heated tube for AirSense 10 and AirCurve 10
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Everything you need to know about the ResMed ClimateLineAir Heated Tubing for AirSense 10 and AirCurve 10
Even humidity through the night
Once the HumidAir tub is in place, this tube switches on Climate Control Auto for your AirSense 10. The machine then keeps humidity at a constant, comfortable level and corrects for changes in room conditions, pressure, and mask leak on its own.
Dry mouth and throat
On an unheated hose, the usual fix for water in the mask is turning humidity down, and that can leave you waking up parched. Heating the tube lets you keep moisture where you need it, because the air stays warm enough not to condense on the way.
Temperature sensor at the mask
The air is measured where you breathe it, not back at the machine. That reading lets the system keep the air from dropping below your setting, whether you leave the tube on Auto or choose your own temperature.
Steady humidity
Climate Control Auto keeps moisture even all night, adjusting by itself as conditions in your bedroom change.
Mask-end sensor
A sensor where the tube meets your mask reads the air temperature, so the machine can hold it where you set it.
Recognised automatically
Click it onto an AirSense 10 or AirCurve 10 and the machine detects the heated tube without any menu changes.
Release-button cuff
Press the buttons on the cuff and it slides off the machine, which saves wear on the hose.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this fit my AirSense 11?
No. ResMed lists this tube for the AirSense 10 and AirCurve 10 and says it isn't compatible with Air11 or S9 machines. AirSense 11 and AirCurve 11 owners need the ClimateLineAir 11.
Should I get the standard or Oxy version?
Choose the Oxy only if you add supplemental oxygen through your CPAP, since it has a built-in oxygen connector. Everyone else needs this standard tube, which is a touch longer and slimmer.
What's the right way to wash it?
ResMed recommends a weekly wash in warm water with mild detergent and a thorough rinse, then hanging it to air dry out of the sun and away from heaters. Keep it out of the dishwasher and washing machine.
When is it time for a new tube?
ResMed puts the design life at 6 months. Look it over each week too, and swap it out straight away if you spot a hole, tear, or crack.
Why is there still water in my mask?
Check that Climate Control is on Auto, since ResMed only promises rainout protection there. In Manual, its first step is a warmer tube setting, and only then less humidity. Keeping the machine below head height also helps.