Extension cord

[FishTastic]

My husband used a CPAP. On the long and VERY helpful CPAP thread several people mentioned using extension cords. Are we allowed to bring from home? Are there rules on those? Or is this something you borrow from the ship?

[mtnesterz]

Yes, you can borrow one from the ship. Cannot bring one onboard with a circuit breaker.

We just completed a cruise on a Royal Class ship, a USA 110V plug was at the desk adjacent to the bed, so a standard six foot cord that comes with any unit would be more than enough.

Edited May 21 by mtnesterz

[555]

We always pack a light weight one & never had any problems with security. 

[LACruiser88]

This is the one we always bring along with no issues.

 

[mtnesterz]

Posting to correct my post as it is too late to edit it. I typed circuit breaker. After reading @LACruiser88, I am reminded it a surge protector feature that is not allowed onboard. 

[Rick&Jeannie]

I have a "plain" 2 conductor 10 foot cord that I keep in my CPAP bag. I've never been questioned about it. I think I picked it up at Ace Hardware...

[Mark_K]

We’re going to be in one of the forward facing starboard suites on Regal Princess. My wife sleeps on the side of the bed opposite from the desk. As far as I can tell, unless we can access the light outlet, we’re going to need a really long extension cord. Or perhaps a somewhat shorter one if the tv outlet is accessible. Has anyone had experience with this?

[kywildcatfanone]

I bring an extension cord, but many ships have outlets you can use behind the bed with a European adapter.

[Rick&Jeannie]

There's almost always an outlet behind the bed. European style 2 prong 220 volt.