
ResMed ClimateLineAir Heated Tube with 3 Filters for AirSense 10
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- AirSense 10
- AirSense 10 AutoSet
- AirSense 10 Elite
- AirCurve 10
- Lumis (not Lumis Tx)
Overview
This pack pairs ResMed's ClimateLineAir heated tube with three replacement filters for the AirSense 10. Unlike buying either part on its own, it covers both of the consumables that quietly degrade your therapy, on schedules that happen to line up.
The heated tube keeps your humidified air warm enough to still be carrying moisture when it reaches your mask. The filters keep household dust out of the blower and out of what you breathe.
Key Features:
- Heated Full Length: Warm air arrives warm, so the moisture your humidifier adds is still there when you breathe it.
- Rainout Protection: Keeps water from forming inside the hose overnight and collecting where your mask meets your face.
- Climate Control Ready: Fitted alongside the HumidAir tub, the tube unlocks Auto mode and its steady humidity target.
- Three Spare Filters: Only one sits in the machine at a time, so this pack covers your next three changes.
- Dust Kept Out: A fresh filter stops household dust loading up the blower and reaching your airway at night.
- Full-Length Heated Tube: The ClimateLineAir runs the full 2 meters from machine to mask at a 15 mm bore, heating wire built in end to end.
This pack is ideal for patients running an AirSense 10 with the heated tube who want both consumables handled in one order. If your machine is an AirSense 11, or you would rather run genuine ResMed filters, buy the parts separately.
Note: The three filters are NovoSleep compatible parts, not ResMed-made. ResMed's own guide asks you to use ResMed parts with the device, so buy the genuine filters on their own if that matters to you.
How It Works
Why three, not ResMed's own pack counts
ResMed's own eshop sells its genuine standard filter as a 2-pack or a 12-pack, never a 3-pack. NovoSleep, which makes the compatible filter in this bundle, chose three as its own pack size rather than matching ResMed's numbers.
There is no manufacturer reasoning behind the count beyond convenience. Three is enough spare filters to matter without buying a year's supply at once, which is the practical reason this bundle lands on that number.
Where each piece sits on the machine
The tube's powered cuff pushes into the outlet on the side of the machine, where gold contacts carry both the heating current and the sensor reading back from the mask end. The plain cuff at the other end takes any standard mask connector.
The filter sits at the opposite end of the air path, behind a cover on the back of the machine. Air is drawn in through it before it ever reaches the blower, which is why a blocked one makes the machine work harder for the same pressure.
Why the tube and filter have different fit lists
ResMed's own standard filter is also sold for the S9 platform, so the filter half of this bundle is not locked to the AirSense 10 the way the tube is. The tube's Air10 outlet is what actually limits which machines this bundle fits.
That means an S9 owner could use this same filter type, but not the heated tube, since the connector shapes differ between the two device generations. We list this bundle under the AirSense 10 because that is the platform the tube half is built for.
What's Included
Here's everything that comes in the box.
- One ResMed ClimateLineAir heated tube, 2 m long with a 15 mm inner bore
- Three NovoSleep compatible standard disposable filters
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Everything you need to know about the ResMed ClimateLineAir Heated Tube with 3 Filters for AirSense 10
Two jobs, one order
The heated tube keeps water out of your mask and the filters keep dust out of your machine. They are the two parts on an AirSense 10 that wear out together, so buying them apart just means remembering twice.
Ends water and dusty air
A cold hose leaves your humidity on its own wall as rainout, and a filter full of household dust makes the blower drag every breath through grey felt. One fresh part fixes each of those, and this pack happens to carry both of them.
The filter you are actually getting
This bundle carries ResMed's standard disposable filter, not the hypoallergenic version sold separately for allergy-sensitive households. If dust and pollen are the bigger concern for you, the hypoallergenic 3-pack is the one to order instead of this pack.

Dry mask
The heated tube keeps your air warm the whole way, so the moisture stays in it rather than the hose.
Clean air in
A fresh filter keeps household dust out of the blower and out of what you breathe all night.
Right-sized count
Three lands between ResMed's own 2-pack and 12-pack filter options, enough spares to matter without buying a year's worth.
Auto humidity
With the HumidAir tub fitted the tube unlocks Auto mode and its steady humidity target.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this fit my AirSense 11?
No. The heated tube in this pack is built for the Air10 outlet, so it fits the AirSense 10, the AirCurve 10 and Lumis devices other than the Lumis Tx. An AirSense 11 or AirCurve 11 needs the ClimateLineAir 11 instead.
Are the filters genuine ResMed?
No. The tube is ResMed's own part, and the three filters are NovoSleep compatible filters. ResMed's user guide asks you to use ResMed parts, so order the genuine filters on their own if you would rather not mix.
How do I clean the tube?
Wash it weekly in warm water with a mild dishwashing liquid, rinse it thoroughly and hang it to dry out of direct sunlight. Never a dishwasher or washing machine. The filters are disposable and are never washed.
How often do I replace each part?
Both carry a six month figure. ResMed treats the tube's six months as a design life, and asks you to check the filter at least every six months and swap it sooner if it has holes or is blocked with dust.
Where does the filter go?
Behind the air filter cover on the back of the machine, where air enters before it reaches the blower. One filter sits in the machine at a time, so the three here are the next three changes.
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