Fisher & Paykel CPAP Machines in NZ

If you've been diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnoea and you're shopping for a home CPAP machine, you're in the right place. We stock the Fisher & Paykel SleepStyle+ Auto CPAP — New Zealand-made, with integrated humidification and a ThermoSmart heated tube. It's the home CPAP machine our clinical team uses with patients every day, and the one we'd put on our own bedside table.

Fisher & Paykel CPAP

Every home CPAP machine we sell comes with full clinical support from our team of qualified CPAP therapists. We've been helping New Zealanders manage sleep apnoea for over twenty years, and that support continues for as long as you're using your machine — not just at the point of sale.

Our home CPAP machines

Bought from a clinical team, not just a shop

cpap.co.nz is the online store for Sleep Well Clinic — New Zealand's longest-established CPAP support service. When you buy a home CPAP machine from us, you also get:

  • Mask fitting guidance from a qualified CPAP therapist (your machine is only as comfortable as your mask)
  • Help setting up the machine correctly the first time, including pressure adjustment within your prescribed range
  • Help setting up the machine correctly the first time, including pressure adjustment within your prescribed range
  • Ongoing phone and email support, weekdays 8.30am–4.30pm, for as long as you're using your machine
  • Access to a sleep clinic appointment if you'd prefer face-to-face support
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How a home CPAP machine works

A home CPAP machine sits beside your bed and delivers a steady stream of pressurised air through a mask while you sleep. The pressure keeps your airway open through the night, which is what stops the breathing pauses, the loud snoring, and the broken sleep that brought you to CPAP in the first place. Three features matter most for nightly use at home:

Connected clinical support

Connected clinical support

SleepStyle+ can securely share treatment data with our clinic through InfoSmart. That helps our Clinical Support Team see how therapy is going, troubleshoot more effectively, and make measured adjustments when needed.

New Zealand expertise

New Zealand expertise

Made in New Zealand by Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, SleepStyle+ is backed by strong local product knowledge, service, and access to support and replacement parts.

The machine we know best

The machine we know best

This is the CPAP machine used by our own Sleep Well Clinic staff and family members. We know it well, trust it, and are experienced in helping patients get comfortable with it.

Is a home CPAP machine right for you?

A home CPAP machine is the right choice if all three of these apply to you:

  1. You've had a sleep study that confirms obstructive sleep apnoea.
  2. You'll be using CPAP every night at home — not occasionally. CPAP works because of nightly consistency, and a home machine is designed for exactly that use case.
  3. You want one machine that does the job well rather than a compromise. Home CPAPs are larger than travel models, but the trade-off is better humidification, quieter operation, and longer service life.

If you travel frequently, a travel CPAP machine is worth considering as a second machine, not a replacement for a home one.

Home CPAP machine questions, answered

What's the difference between a home CPAP machine and a travel CPAP machine?

Home CPAP machines are designed for nightly bedside use. They're larger, quieter, and usually include integrated humidification, which matters more than you'd think over a full night's sleep. Travel CPAP machines are compact and battery-capable, designed to be portable rather than to replace a home machine. Most people use a home CPAP every night and add a travel machine if they travel often. If you only need one machine, a home CPAP is almost always the right choice.

Do I need a humidifier on my home CPAP machine?

Most New Zealanders find a humidifier makes CPAP therapy considerably more comfortable, especially in winter when the air is dry. The Fisher & Paykel SleepStyle+ includes integrated humidification as standard, along with a ThermoSmart heated tube that keeps the warm moist air stable all the way to the mask. Without humidification you may experience a dry nose, throat, or mouth, which is a common reason people abandon CPAP therapy in the first few weeks.

Is the Fisher & Paykel SleepStyle+ made in New Zealand?

Yes. Fisher & Paykel Healthcare is a New Zealand company and the SleepStyle+ is manufactured here. This gives you local service capability and shorter parts and replacement timelines than imported machines.

What's the difference between a new and refurbished CPAP machine?

Refurbished CPAP machines have been returned (typically within the trial period), professionally cleaned and tested, and refitted with new consumable parts (filters, tubing, water chamber). They carry the same clinical performance as new units at a lower price point. They are not used machines sold as-is — they go through a structured refurbishment process before being made available.

What happens after I buy — do I get clinical support?

Yes, included with every home CPAP machine purchase. Our team of qualified CPAP therapists is available weekdays for mask fitting advice, pressure adjustments, troubleshooting, and ongoing guidance, for as long as you're using the machine, not just at the point of sale. If you'd prefer to be seen in person, we have sleep clinics across NZ available by appointment.