Can this be inflated without the AC pump? Say at a cabin with no electricity? I have a rechargeable pump for another inflatable bed.
1966835
I don't see why you couldn't air it up with another unit. It would just be a matter of adapting the fill port size. It comes with some adaptors, maybe they would fit your pump, but then there is duct tape.
1966836
We used an old pump from another bed one time. We had to hold it more to keep it from coming loose.
1966837
I dont think so. Mine came with a broken pump and I had to return it because my manual pump would not fit either
2257625
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.
434010
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.
666931
It comes with an automatic pump. It also comes with a handy cigarette lighter charger. On our last trip we forgot to charge the pump, but we were able to plug it into the charger and inflate the bed while plugged in. Inflation only takes a couple of minutes
198876
No. I chose the separate electric pump (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0009PURX6/ref=oh_details_o00_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) or you can also choose a battery operated one if you want to take the bed camping.
1481278
Yes it does have to be plugged in for the house to stay inflated. The cord is aprox 6-8ft. I have to use an extension cord.
1619643
no, the mattress has springs under it but would not be comfortable without being inflated.
322480
You can inflate & deflate easily with an electric pump. It's so large, you probably wouldn't want to store it inside. Once it's deflated it can fold up to a decent size.
859921
I use an electric pump. You might be able to use a bicycle pump to inflate with the right attachment on the pump. A screw on attachment that is cone shaped might work.
1545535
Yes it can, we have the auto pump that goes with it. It will inflate and can be slept on, but by morning it is deflated not fully but some.
22547
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.
1340773
I'm not sure what you mean by "with the car". The pump on this particular model of bed is inside the bed, not an external pump. The only way you could inflate this for camping is if you are able to plug this into an electrical outlet at the campground.
1190263
It inflates with a pump like you would use to pump up a pool toy. I used that at first and adapted the nozzle to fit but then later, when I purchased additional quickbeds also purchased a coleman Universal Quick Pump. It works wonderfully and is rechargeable.
2143295
Wall outlet is just fine. Be sure to check it out before you have to use it because mine would not hold air...as soon as it was inflated.
1713329
This pump requires a cigarette lighter-type 12VDC power receptacle. We take a portable "jump starter" when camping and use it to power the inflator when blowing up the airbeds. If you are going to use it strictly in the home, I would grab an 120VAC version like the one at this link. http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-120V-Electric-Quick-Colors/dp/B0009PURX6/ref=sr_1_2?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1395443584&sr=1-2&keywords=120v+air+pump
155862
Since I had no luck with electricity, I would hate to depend on the car battery. However I did not specifically look or attempt to do that. Considering we had no luck keeping either of the beds inflated at all in the house. Again a very poor purchase by us, and an even poorer product.
509601
Yes you can use foot pump for this mattress if you don't access to electric.It's ok