sleep apnea machine usage on golden

[jimlyn]

am going on golden princess on Nov 20 to pacific islands and have a sleep

apnea machine not yet used on a ship, but have a feeling the power cord wont reach the power outlet which in most ships is on the opposite side of the cabin to the pillow end of the bed, do i need to take an extension cord

and does the cord need to be tagged. can anybody help.

[Vader1111]

You will definitely want to take an extension cord. Don't think it needs to be tagged.

[jimlyn]

thanks for that, pretty much as I thought, I read somewhere they have both us 110 volt and oz 220 to 240 volt in any case my machine will run on both

thanks

[OzKiwiJJ]

Golden doesn't have AUS power points so you will need an adaptor. There are two US 110V sockets but I can't remember if there is a European 220V socket as well.

[cruisen susan]

am going on golden princess on Nov 20 to pacific islands and have a sleep

apnea machine not yet used on a ship, but have a feeling the power cord wont reach the power outlet which in most ships is on the opposite side of the cabin to the pillow end of the bed, do i need to take an extension cord

and does the cord need to be tagged. can anybody help.

We are going on the Golden Princess on Oct 17 2016, my husband has just started using a cpap machine,and I notified the ship ,and get destilled water and a power cord for its use. You do it through your personaliser. The cabin steward sets the cord up for you.We first used that service on the Sun Princess with only 2 days notice. so it wasnt guaranteed ,but they managed to help out. Hope this helps.

[IsanTom]

I hope it works!

[MicCanberra]

Bring your own small (2m) power cable. Avoid the power boards with a surge protector and if required ask the steward to help set it up so that they know what is going on, especially when they clean the rooms.:D