CPAP extension cord leaving in 2 days

[boog55]

One of our buddies has a CPAP machine. she is in an inside cabin does anyone know how long of an extension cord she needs to bring to plug in - i am assuming around the desk/vanity area outside the bathroom. Any help much appreciated- thanks

Edited July 22, 2015 by boog55

[bignuttz]

I was on the Glory in November and carnival supplied me with an extension cord. The room stewards will hook you up.

 

 

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[D4]

The cabin stewards may not have enough extension cords so they should being their own. Sorry, I haven't been in an inside cabin in a long time. The stewards usually have masking tape and will tape it on the floor to minimize the trip hazard.

[rolaur]

I always bring my own 30-foot cord. Better to have your own and too long then not be able to use you CPAP. Just my system but it has always worked.

[BullDawg91]

FYI, I've read you should not bring a surge protector which seems counterintuitive.

[hockeyluver]

Hubby keeps a 12 ft cord in his cpap case.

[HELENPSL]

We usually carry 2 - 12ft extension cords and haven't had a problem. There are so many people that use a C-PAP machine that I would be concerned about the ship running out of them. Easier to take your own.

 

Helen

[zephyrhillscruisers]

FYI, I've read you should not bring a surge protector which seems counterintuitive.

 

I'm told because the ships power comes from within and not a traditional power plant, a surge protector might cause a surge problem, so to speak. No problem here, we'll bring the standard ones for our machines.

[clarkg]

I keep my a extension cord in my CPAP too. I did ask for a cord the last cruise I went on thinking their cord would be better than the one I had. It was identical. You can probably use your own.