When camping and there is no electrical outlet, can this be inflated with an air pump machine?
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The Intex® Queen Comfort Plush High Rise Airbed can be inflated with an air pump machine.
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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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The Intex Queen Comfort Plush High Rise Airbed can be inflated with an air pump machine.
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It inflates like a beach ball but. Definately not something you would want to blow up yourself though. I used a battery operated pump that I use for air mattresses.
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The mattress comes with an electric pump but if you do not have electricity then you can try using a foot pump...it might need a specific attachment though
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My adult son blew ours up by mouth, and admitted it took a bit of doing, so if you use the mattresses frequently, a pump of some sort would definitely be handy. Unless you have an adapter, I don't think a bicycle pump will work. Pumps for other inflatables (kayaks, air matresses, dinghys, etc.) might work. Coleman sells an inflatable air bed hand pump for around $20 on Amazon. There are electric pumps available too.
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This Aerrobed Classic Inflatable mattress comes with an excellent plug-in electric pump. Howeverif you are taking it some place where there is no electricity, you will need adaptors to use it with with your battery operated pump. These come with the Aerobed so don't forget to bring them along.
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Yes. You have to keep it plugged in and turned on to keep it inflated (just like a spacewalk/bounce house).
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We had a small electric one that came with a Coleman air bed. It worked perfectly.
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I've never tried it, but you should use the pump that comes with the airbed, and plug it into the Power station as your power source. (the inflator on the Power station really is for bicycles.)
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Yes, you really should use a pump. It takes a lot of air and certainly possible to blow it up with breath. Once inflated you can adjust pressure as temp changes using breath.
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We have an Electric Pump available that easily inflates, I have provided the link below: New Intex 66621E Air Inflator With Quick-Fill 12 Volt Rechargeable Electric Pump Carry Handle
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I simply plugged it into the electrical outlet at my camp site and pressed the button. It inflated very quickly and stayed inflated. I then did the same, in reverse, to deflate.
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You probably can. I forget if it came with attachments for stuff like that. Your air mattress may have the attachment it needs. I changed my coupler out and ran a different hose with a regular fitting (like for air tools). Much more convenient than what it came with. If you are using this camping just a word of caution, it is NOT quiet. I bought a cheap air pump just for blowing up my air mattress at the local sporting goods store. Super quiet, cheap, and no need for attachments. This compressor will piss off your camp neighbors if they are close to you. Other than that it's a great compressor for everything else. I have two of them.
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It is possible to bypass the built-in electric pump by using either a manual pump or a battery powered pump. The included instructions show that this is possible. If you look at the photo that shows the pump, you can see a hole through the middle of the dial (which is used to inflate/deflate the bed). The pump that you end up using must have a hose outlet that can fit through that hole. As for camping, please make sure you have a large enough tent - this is a big bed. Yes, it's only a twin size, but it's quite high off the ground.
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I suspect you could but I used a small power air pump...mostly because I had to inflate 11 of them. Might take a bit of strength and time with bike pump. Check for inexpensive electric air pump.
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We use the pump for the inflatable bed to blow it up. The mattress does not come with a pump..
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The size and weight are reasonable. I use this unit for camping, but keep in mind there is no way to inflate this unit other than the built in air pump, and it is powered by a 110v outlet. I've owned and used this mattress for about 2 years of camping and every other night I have to take it out, plug it into a power inverter in my truck, and firm it up.
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I don't know but I bought a Intex pump at Walmart and it inflated pretty quickly. Mine is electric but they do have one for cig lighter and they are only about 15 bucks you could probably leave some air in and fold them but they are kind of big