ResMed ApneaLink Air — Home Sleep Testing Device
Key features
- Efficient. Works seamlessly with AirView™ for a comprehensive diagnostic workflow.
- Detailed. Differentiates obstructive vs central apneas and includes CSR probability detection.
- Effective. Streamlines access to apnea treatment and helps increase lab throughput.
- Configurable. Analysis parameters allow threshold adjustments.
- Intuitive. One-touch stop/start and completion light make home testing simple for patients.
- Accurate. Produces reports aligned with AASM and CMS hypopnea scoring guidelines.
- Comprehensive. Includes body positioning calculation to determine AHI by position (supine, side, prone, upright).
Documents
- ApneaLink Air product brochure
- ApneaLink Air patient instructions
Includes (Box contents)
- ApneaLink Air recorder device
- USB cable
- Reusable belt
- 3 nasal cannulas
- 1 reusable oximeter soft sensor
- ApneaLink carry bag
- EasySense respiratory effort sensor
- XPOD LP oximeter & clip
- Software installation CD & patient instructions
- 2 × AAA batteries
FAQs — ResMed ApneaLink Air
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The ApneaLink Air is a home sleep testing (HST) device that screens for Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA). It records airflow, oxygen saturation, snoring and pulse rate during sleep.
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The device is clinically validated and FDA-cleared for preliminary diagnosis of sleep apnea when interpreted by a qualified physician.
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Yes — it is designed for easy self-use at home with simple instructions and minimal setup.
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It records airflow, respiratory effort, oxygen saturation (SpO₂), pulse rate, and snoring detection.
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Yes — the device is reusable for multiple patients/tests. Certain accessories (nasal cannula, belts) should be replaced between patients for hygiene.
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It is highly accurate for detecting moderate to severe OSA and is widely used for clinical screening. It does not replace full overnight polysomnography for complex cases.
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Data is stored internally. After testing, data is uploaded using ResMed’s ApneaLink software or integrated into AirView for physician review and report generation.
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No live display. It uses LED indicators for operation; recorded data is reviewed later via software.
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Typically for one full night of sleep (6–8 hours).
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No — ApneaLink Air is intended for adults aged 18 years and above.
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No — the device is silent and lightweight, designed to be non-intrusive during sleep.
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Yes — if interpreted by a physician, results can lead to a confirmed diagnosis and CPAP therapy prescription, especially for moderate to severe cases.
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No — the device is reusable. However, certain disposable accessories must be replaced for each patient.
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Typically the device is sold to clinics, hospitals, and certified sleep professionals.
Additional information
Warranty
2 years
