Battery on backorder until approximately mid-October 2010.

Click here for the Zest sizing guide. Open the Zest sizing guide PDF file, print it out, and use it to determine which size Zest is best for you. The standard size fits 80% of patients.

This package includes everything you need for optimal therapy right from the start. It includes the CPAP machine, CPAP humidifier, CPAP battery, CPAP battery charger and the Fisher & Paykel Zest nasal mask with headgear. All for just $589!

New Improvements over Everest 1 and 2

• Lighter
• Quieter with new air bearing motor
• More efficient - The same Everest battery now powers the heated humidifier as well as machine, for all-night use with a humidifier

The Everest 3 builds upon the fantastic designs of the original Everest and the Everest 2, and now offers a higher degree of reliability along with the compliance data recording capabilities of the Everest 2. With the optional DataRest compliance system, CPAP users, clinicians or physicians can easily analyze compliance data. Clinicians and physicians can also prescribe a new pressure setting via the data card.

All previous AEIOMed components - the heated humidifier, the integrated battery, the mobile power adapter - are compatible with the Everest 3. However, the water chamber for the Everest 3 is not compatible with earlier humidifier versions.

Enjoy freedom and flexibility with the integrated Everest system in place of conventional, component separated CPAP systems. Now it’s easier than ever to travel—even go camping— with CPAP.

With the optional integrated, rechargeable battery, there’s no need to worry about the location of the closest power outlet or the fear of an inadvertent power outage. The unique Everest battery will keep the system functional for hours without household current.

The Everest battery can power the Everest 3 CPAP machine for up to 11 hours on a pressure of 10. You get more than a full night of sleep before needing a recharge. You can still use the Everest humidifier while using the battery, but you should use it with the heat turned off to conserve battery power.

The optional integrated heated humidifier option rounds out the Everest CPAP system. Clinical research has shown that CPAP patients tend to be more compliant with the addition of heated humidity. The Everest heated humidifier provides just enough water for one night’s use, and the reservoir is simple to fill and clean.

Component List
Everest 3 CPAP Unit
Zest Nasal Mask
Everest 3 Heated Humidifier
Everest 3 Battery
Everest 3 Mobile Power Adapter
Filter Media 2-Pack
Power Supply Assembly
6' Hose
Everest CPAP Carrying Bag Assembly
Everest CPAP Patient Manual

Operating pressure: 4 - 20 cm H₂O 1 cm H₂O increments
Automatic altitude adjustment <= 11,000'

Ramp operation: 5 - 45 minutes 5 minute increments
Adjustable starting pressure
Patient adjustable

Compliance information: Total therapy hours
Therapy sessions >= 8 hours, 6 hours & 4 hours
Total blower hours

Dimensions: 5" x 6" x 5"

Weight: 2.1 lbs.

Power supply: 100 - 240 VAC, 50 - 60 Hz, 19 VDC

Air filter: Washable foam

Operating range: 40F - 104F 10% - 95% relative humidity, non-condensing

Storage range: -30F - 150F 10% - 95% relative humidity, non-condensing

Warranty: 2 years

EN60601-1: Class II Type BF, IPX1
IEC60601-1-2 EMC compatibility
US FCC Part 15 Class B

AEIOMed is a leader in customer driven design, development, and production of respiratory medical devices. Through the integration of technology, the input from customers, and the creativity of our employees, we provide innovative, quality products that improve the lives of people with sleep disorders.

This is the story of a guy named Steve; a contrarian with vision, passion, and a 12 x 20 workshed in his backyard.

AEIOMed founder and CEO Steve Bordewick used his shed to construct prototypes of what he hoped would be a better CPAP and nasal interface.

“You just have to believe, and then surround yourself with others who believe. We may not always know exactly how we are going to compete with the ‘big guys,’ but it’s in our DNA. We’re going to figure it out.”

At the time Bordewick was tinkering in his workshop, standard CPAP technology was large and cumbersome, usually about the size of a loaf of bread.

Bordewick knew smaller was better when it came to CPAP units.

“The first thing people will notice about our Everest™ Integrated CPAP System is the small size. The unit fits easily on a nightstand, leaving plenty of room for other essentials. But size isn’t the only thing. It also features a battery option accommodating CPAP therapy when electricity is not available, such as camping, flying or in the event of a power outage.”

For its CPAP interface, AEIOMed just got rid of the straps, as Bordewick explains.

“We found that the greatest limitation to effective CPAP therapy is the discomfort patients experience wearing the nasal interface and straps apparatus. While other manufacturers try to create a good mask and seal, small leaks are very common. Patients respond by tightening the straps often resulting in painful pressure sores on the forehead and around the nose. Solving problem scenarios like that with innovative, customer-centric products is just one way we are committed to being different.”