is there a remote inflator for this mattress
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If you mean a remote control for the inflator, no. The inflator is hand held, and must be plugged in, then applied to the top right corner of the mattress where there is a port. It can be stored in a drawer next to the couch.
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Gary, I am not sure I understand your question. However, the inflator plugs into the electrical outlet, then attaches to the mattress connector to inflate. There is no remote control.
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Yes, and it inflate's the mattress in one min. This mattress is great sleep's like a real bed.
1185413
No you do not. However a pump or leaf blower is highly recommended. It would take for ever to inflate them manually
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Yes. The queen size Intex High Rise airbed can be be inflated with a manual air pump.
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No, I am trying to find another one. The mattress is too high. It didn't do what we thought it was suppose to do.
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Unfortunately, not, as the pump is internal. Unlike another comment, I have used this bed with adults three times and it never lost inflation (this was a male adult who weighs about 160). I have other Intex inflatable mattresses without the built in pump and they work well for camping options.
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It has the pop out inflation holes that are about 1/2" in diameter. We used an electric pump to inflate it but it has a tapered adapter to fit in those holes.
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No; it's a very decent sized single. You will certainly need a manual pump or better still an electric pump to inflate though!
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No. I bought the recommended electric pump and it was worth it. Especially since I bought two mattresses.
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No, It does not come with a pump, however you can do a search and find all sorts that work.I purchased a pump with it and when I received it, it only works when plugged into a car/trucklighter port. I had a battery operated Coleman 4D Battery Quickpump and used that instead of the one I purchased. It *the pump, comes with the cone to inflate/deflate the mattress. One size fits all. Hope this helps. By the way, I've used this mattress already and it was great. It stayed full of air for over a week, without having to add air.
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Not sure what you mean exactly, but if you mean does it automatically inflate it's self when it loses air during use, the answer is no. You need to turn on the pump to inflate the mattress. It will lose air in the course of normal use, especially if left inflated for a period of time. Just plug into an outlet and turn on the pump to inflate to reinflate to desired firmness.
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I believe so.My daughter was just here this weekend using it and she stopped inflating it to test the firmness and then restarted it.You can make it firmer than the default as well.
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This air mattress comes with an electric air pump. It has an On/Off switch and a knob to Inflate/Deflate.
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The pump is built into the mattress itself. There is a cord attached to the pump that has a little compartment that you plug in to pump it up. Hope this helps!
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Less than 10 minutes with electric inflator. You can get them at Walmart for around $10
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As far as I know I do not think so. But we used the internal hand pump and the bed was really very easy to pump and was fully inflated very quickly.
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my air mattress had a built in air pump.. I don't know if there's an option,, not to have it built in... it's works well, all summer long, and has been used several times by my young daughter and her friends on sleepovers.. In short they haven't broken it yet.. hope this helps..
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Your best bet is to ask Amazon about replacing it or you can go to a Walmart or similar type store to buy another air pump to us separately. It will not replace the built in, but it will allow you to inflate the bed.