Is the pump battery operated, or just manual, or does it require an outlet?
283382
It has a built-in power cord that requires an outlet. The cord is behind a removable slot. There is an on/off switch that turns on the motor when the power cord is plugged in.
283383
It is manual easy 2 inflate though hard 2 deflate I wouldn't buy this one again it was comfy but required 2 much 2 deflate.
283384
It is a very cheap hand pump. It took us forever (or seemed that!) at least 2 hours to hand pump it full. We had to take turns pumping it because it was so tiring! Then to add insult to injury, we were on the bed less than an hour when we realized the bed was getting softer! We checked to make sure the valve was intact and closed properly, IT WAS. We pumped it up again and within a few hours we woke up 2am to find it very soft. It had a leak. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!
283385
It has a built-in power cord that requires an outlet. The cord is behind a removable slot. There is an on/off switch that turns on the motor when the power cord is plugged in. I'm sorry, the Queen was manual but I also purchased the twin later on and it had the electric pump.
1527428
....It doesn't require any battery.... It has a built-in pump that needs to be plugged.... If you don't have an outlet, you can use a manual pump but it will take you longer to inflate this product....
683108
The unit is battery operated. The one I received did not include a battery.
1694659
Pump is powered by water pressure. No electric hookup at all. Brine is waste water. It can be left open but a better way is to route it to a drain.
2130531
It's a built-in pump. It just plugs into a wall outlet and doesn't need to be re-charged after every use.
1584536
It is powered by a 12v transformer on the plug from the normal 220v outlet. Just so you know, my lights lasted eight minutes and then stopped working and the pump lasted a day. This is not a great product.
2229274
No, definitely not battery operated. It has a cord with the normal plug for normal household outlets.
1407473
Yes, the unit requires a 110 outlet for a small auxiliary pump for use in households with very low water pressure. They do make one without the pump.
71478
The battery hook ups are the only connection available. Reason being the pump requires more power than the interior outlets can supply.
156706
No. It is all manual. You pour in the milk or creamer and hand pump it. No electricity used.. Enjoy saying " I made this".
1279673
There is no switch on the pump. You would either need a switch to the outlet it's plugged in on or to unplug it when you don't want it running.
1407474
If you buy the unit I reviewed, then yes you will need an outlet, because it has a booster pump, that is the part that requires electrical power. I believe they may have a version of this same unit that doesn't have the booster pump. Those units don't need power.For any of those out there that don't know, RO systems with booster pumps work so much better than units that don't.
2031901
Sheri. The pump needs electricity to run. You can have an electrician take electricity to it, though costly. Or, you can get a very heavy duty outdoor long extension cord. There's danger involved with that. I wouldn't turn on the filter that's on an electric extension cord and leave the house, or have children or animals near it when it is plugged in. Possible fire and or shock danger. IMO
2080717
Imprinted on top of unit is 12 volt, 3 Amp with 6 amp fuse. Three wires, one negative plus two positive. One positive to run using the included/enclosed automatic float and one positive to run the pump manual from a switch. Your choice, either or both.
715882
It is manual, just turn the dial for different pressure. No outlet needed, ambient temperature .
213535
The pump does not have an on/off switch. We have it on a timer connected through the computer software.
745243
No batteries.. It needs power outlet... The near thing about it is the pump comes with two out puts. One for the filter and one for the bubbles.