CPAP Hose Lift from Arden Innovations

Benefits of a CPAP Hose Lift

The Hose Lift suspends the tubing of your CPAP or BiPAP overhead, eliminating drag on bed linen and pulling on your mask as you move around during sleep. The Lift is easily secured by any mattress system. The height when assembled is just 104cm. It folds and collapses into an 8″x5″ fabric bag, and weighs only 8 ounces (230g), making it great for travelling too.

Now shipping the latest version – v5.5! Compared to v5, the latest revision is 12% lighter, 16% more compact and the base is 14% larger for improved stability. The angled element is also reversible, allowing you to choose between maximum height, or longer reach across the bed.

Reduce Tangling

If you regularly get tangled up with your hose or dislike the cold ribbed hose touching your skin during the night, then a Hose Lift is exactly what you need. Once set up, the hose lift will give you the freedom to turn and move during the night without disturbing the mask seal and minimising mask leaks.

A Hose Lift can also help with condensation and rain-out as heavier droplets will struggle to go all the way up the hose and simply drop back towards the machine instead.

Quick & Easy

Installing your Hose Lift is quick and easy. The pieces fit together like the poles of a tent and the base is positioned between your mattress and the bed frame. The hose runs through an elasticated hose suspension loop enabling it to move around freely.

The Hose Lift works with a standard 6ft tube but if you have your PAP machine further away from your bed than a usual nightstand, a 10ft tube may be advisable. The Hose Lift works especially well with modern masks that have a 360-degree swivel.

New Mask Hook

The latest model of the Hose Lift ships with a very handy hook to hang your mask away from pets or small children. With this great addition, the Hose Lift keeps the tube out of the way at night and the mask out of the way during the day.

Deciding Where to Place Your Hose Lift

There are a couple of options, and we advise trying both to see which suits you best. The side of the bed is a popular option, as is positioning it behind the bed, at the headboard and centralised with your pillow.