PR Replacement Humidifier Water Chamber for System One 60 Series (Original version)

Fits machine perfect

I've been using the same CPAP machine for a long time. One of the items I have to replace from time to time is the water tank. This one fits the machine and does the job. The price is OK and it is delivered in a timely-enough way. All together, a good buy. With that said, its Achilles Heel is the release to take off the top of the tank. I fill it every night and drain it the next morning, so I take the top off once per day. Being that the release is hard plastic, it gets brittle over time and eventually breaks. I wish there was a different way to work it or it was made of more resilient material. So it goes.

Perfect fit

This was ordered for my husbands cpap machine it is a replacement part it works perfectly with the machine the size is just right

Good fit and function

Second one purchased Exact same as original mfg. But way less price. Glad I was able to find this Company through Amazon.

I have an older Philips Respironics CPAP machine. Despite the fact that I snore like a chainsaw and have several apneic episodes a night, my sleep study came back inconclusive and I was denied a CPAP machine by insurance. Bummer. Fortunately I was in a position to buy one myself (expensive but worth it). Unfortunately, I'm on the hook for all consumables, and I'm keeping this thing alive as long as I can because getting another looks like a hit-or-miss proposition. When the plastic lid cracked on my original water tank , I got ready for the worst. Based on the price of the machine, I was convinced that Philips was really going to bludgeon me with the cost of a replacement (if I could find one at all). I was pleasantly surprised to learn that a new tank is around $15 and I could have it in a couple of days. Since CPAP machines are not commonly bought by individuals, I was happy that I could buy inexpensive parts myself. This tank is identical to the factory tank in my Respironics machine and fits perfectly. When I got it I washed it to remove any manufacturing residue, filled it with water, and put it to work. I rinse it out every morning and every so often I take it completely apart and scrub it to get rid of any scale or mineral deposits. No, I don't use distilled water in my CPAP machine despite the recommendations. My machine has been going strong for almost 10 years now without so much as a hiccup, and there's nowhere (besides the tank) for mineral deposits to build up so I'm not worried about it. I hope my CPAP machine keeps going for a while longer, and if I need another tank in the future (and if this one is still available), I'll buy it again.

Arrived as described, will work in my backup CPAP.