Yes layover is your ten hour break in the bunk. All the trucks have inverters in them but they only last two hours. You can use a 12v adapter in the truck be ause the APU will keep the batteries charged. Tom uses a CPAP and could give more insit on using what he uses in the trucks.
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I am aware of the override device for the inverter. I have not needed one because the CPAP I use has a OEM 12v plug. I prefer using this because the power draw is very little (less than the power needed to charge my phone), and I like that I can place the CPAP real close to where I sleep. If familiar with the Freightliner Cascadia, which I drive on the 5/2 5/3 program I run, I place my CPAP on the open space between the top and bottom cabinets behind the driver seat. I plug it in right there. Works great and sits less than 2 feet away. Very little setup each night where it sits.
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