What does the plug look like for the pump? Is it three prong or two? Also, what are the requirement of power for the charging station?
222779
The answer you received from "Mittie Winn" is correct: 2-prong plug and no charging station. Please read my review from last year (2014) for more detail. This is a fine product and the owner of the company is a great guy!
222780
There is no charging station. It is a standard plug (no three-prong). The pump is part of the bed. It is really nice and I would recommend this product to anyone. We have been very pleased. Fast and simple to operate.
10619
You get the wire this thing yourself if my recollection is accurate. I ran it off of a programmable timer to control when it would run - I believe the pump is rated continuous duty though. If you are asking whether a 15-amp receptacle would provide adequate power, the answer is yes - much more than required actually.
1017086
As the others have stated, it is plugged into an outlet. On a side note, the pump itself is a separate unit and can be replaced at a later date when it dies (or in my case, puts out too much water)
1371408
It has a USB charging station and I just use the kind you can by at the drug store. Sorry but I don't know the specifics on the amp draw!
487996
Wow! You've reached my dumb factor at the moment! It's two prongs and fits in a 3 hole outlet, ( 120 volts) but it's a two prong charging cord. I know when I went to S.A. They use 240 volts and I had to buy an adapter before traveling! Hope I helped you. :-)
1634528
You plug your device (light or pump or whatever) directly into the unit. The unit then has a cord to plug into the power outlet.
963153
The plug is 3 prong. Good catch regarding the picture ... I didn't notice the picture before I ordered it. 8-)
531874
It is a standard 2 prong plug. It would be better if it came with a flat plug.
22546
Pump is designed to be plugged into outlet. You could purchase an adapter that you plug into your outlet in your car (old cigarette lighter area). I have one that accepts the electrical end of the pump and it works great.
2188200
Two Prong Plug. I use it as a coffee maker for my man cave. I make all my coffee in the expresso maker. I never use the cappichino maker.
1577782
Power cord+pump+adapter hose fittings. Long time since..May have missed something.
535036
The pump has some adapters incase they dont fit. As i was told when i bought mine that i had to look for one that had two connections plus ground.
1553022
Jamie, I bought mine to use as a conduit for an Android, since the charging plug does not fit into an iphpne plug outlet in the car. But it should work on anything that has an outlet plug @ 110-120 volts. You will have to look at your user's manual to see if the reduction in voltage from 110 AC (home) to 12 VDC (car battery) will affect your pump. You don't want to damage it. I don't use a breast pump, so I can't answer that directly. If your pump works on the electric outlet in your home, it should work.
1414763
There should be 2 parts to the plug, def a 3 prong plug should've been included.. U should call their customer service..
71478
The battery hook ups are the only connection available. Reason being the pump requires more power than the interior outlets can supply.
2118511
Not sure I understand the question, but it's a three prong plug for a general 110/120 outlet.
1701614
unit runs on 110v. but my filter had a std plug for the receptacle. Code in Mass. has a twist and lock single plug so i had to use my old elec. whip to plug in. If your receptacle is a std GFI ...... you'll be go to go. Pump is very strong with only 1 speed. My old pump had 2 speeds , low-high, which was great to keep it clean using lower energy.