Has anyone used this plug on a Handy Trends 2 minute air mattress?
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My set was purchased for a soft side waterbed. This is the cap that screws on where you put in the water.
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I did and it worked fine. Daughter brought friends home for an extended visit and I set up the den with air mattress on frame. Worked!
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I didn't try. Used a non electric pump I had. Also, not using the mattress as it lost air before morning. It was disappointing.
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Someone else ask about the air flow and I responded with this:I just tried inflating my air mattress with this, it took 24 seconds. My mattress inflated measures 70 X 52 X 8, so running the math I get an air flow of ~40CFM. I also tried the 12V version and it was really close, but just a couple seconds slower.
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It's not a flat plug. I have those bubble type covers on my outdoor outlets and it barely closes. I think 2", as another user mentioned, is about right.
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I think so, I have a Coleman and a Walmart off brand and the attachments that came with it worked on both types of air mattresses.
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I don't keep it plugged in you lose some air but not a lot, I've used it about a week straight and only plug it in to replenish the air every couple days. I think it also depends on how firm you like it. It get's really firm.
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I would not. I put mine on for four hours using the timer. The next time I used the plug we noticed is was slightly melted...scared me so heater is sitting in my closet unused.
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So sorry, I bought this plug because I have a floor outlet and needed something that laid flat and the plugs could go into the sides so that they didn't stick up from the outlet. However I did check it and it would have to be plugged into the top outlet.
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I bought it to inflate queen size mattress and it sounded alarm immediately but inflated about half way then stopped. Honestly it may have inflated twin. Perhaps the queen was just too much area to push the air into.
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No.It comes with a standard ac plug.Can't say I have ever seen one,but doesn't mean someone hasn't come up with one.Check on line,sure you will find something.By the way,I love this air bed.
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It's not the ones that you can charge. It has to be plugged in to be used. It works perfectly for us since we use it indoors for an air mattress.
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I used an air mattress pump I already had because it inflates really fast. It worked on this and blew it up in less than a minute. Pretty much any standard pump should work.
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You would need to buy a pump that is designed for air mattresses, it will have a head on it that fits right into the air hole, and yeah doing this by mouth would probably take more than 45 minutes!
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Not sure, it did work with our queen size air mattress, just don't know the brand.
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It's recommended you leave the bed plugged in at all times. I slept with it unplugged and it lost a tiny, tiny amount of air. But overtime it will go flat, the point of this bed is the 'NeverFlat' system, and for it to work correctly it needs to be plugged into an outlet while being used. I have decided to start deflating the bed in the morning after I get up. It only takes 4 minutes to deflate and inflate anyway.Hope this helps!
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I was never able to get my CPAP hooked up correctly. I have not been able to match plugs sizes for the CPAP machine so I don't know where the problem lies. I should point out that I tried hooking this up on the plane for the first time, so that might have something to do with it.The CPAP had a standard 2 prong plug. The single cylinder prong was the issue plugging into the CPAP battery.