RE: SleepyHead App?
OK, I'm pretty much on the far edge of knowing what I'm talking about here.
While on the ship, the C-Pap is plugged directly into a 110v (50 Hz, I think) outlet, and the C-Pap brick can handle 110/240 V, 50/60 Hz input, with a 12V, 5.0 A output.
The surge protector is also connected to another 3 prong, grounded, 110v outlet while on board, but it also has a 1A USB outlet in addition to 3 110v receptacles. We use that to power all of the rest of otherwise unnecessary electronic crap.
When we are not on the ship and in a hotel and it is necessary to use the standard Italian 3 prong grounded outlet, I run the C-Pap through the surge protector.
I hope this is more clear.
Phil
RE: SleepyHead App?
I'm sure you are correct, but it's a lot easier to haul around a couple of small throw away adapters than several extra specialize cords.
Presently I have a zip bag full of various USB - micro cords, an Ipad cord, a Nook cord, charger plugs, as well as a card reader and a USB hub. Oh, and plus the surge protector and extension cord. I have no shortage of electronic crap.
We've been on a ship for a week now with lots of outlets and room to spread out. The next three weeks in Rome will likely prove more challenging, but I think I probably be fine.
Also, I was able to pickup 2 five liter bottles of distilled water from the ship's laundry (ironing), so that issue has been handled. That was fortuitous to say the least.
Phil