Can this product be inflated using an electric air pump within 10 minutes?
1947584
Yes. I did not experience any significant air loss until it sprang a leak after about 6 months of service. Most leaks are small and easy to fix.
1947585
Sorry for delay in responding to your question. My mattress has no way of removing its own pump and electrical outlet without tearing fabric, probably could modify it with lots of glue, and patches, but waste of time and money when it comes with a cord and self inflates because of small attached pump. Hope this helps. It is fast mine inflated within 10 minutes, on the 3 occasion s I used it.
1947586
Probably. The problem is that it will start to deflate in about five. I returned mine.
203419
It's actually pretty easy to inflate, you do not need a pump to inflate it. We used it for a week straight and deflated it every day and then inflated again the next day. It only took a few minutes to inflate manually.
458743
With a good pair of lungs and taking your time you can do it yourself, but we used a bicycle pump, much faster. Be careful not to over inflate. It is a great little item for my Granddaughter she loves it.
1941061
The pump is electric. It takes a matter of maybe 30 seconds to a minute to inflate. It works very well!
215146
Absolutely ... and quickly. I blew up all of my pool toys in about 15 minutes. (Although I've also seen that for larger items ... a huge pool, maybe? ... a shop vac also works.) But this is the best inflator I've found. The battery operated version didn't feel like it had much oomph ... though it still is better than using my lungs.
891116
It has a built in electric pump. You press the switch and it inflates in about 4 minutes.
1307322
You will need to get an electrical pump to inflate it. Overall, was NOT really pleased with this product. Seems the walls of the float are really thin, and tend to break open very easily. My float only lasted one season.
484875
No; it's a very decent sized single. You will certainly need a manual pump or better still an electric pump to inflate though!
1350852
I used my shop air compressor, but a small pump such as a water toys inflater would work also. I does take a while to inflate.
2130529
the pump is built in so as long as you have an outlet to plug it into it couldn't be easier (and faster) to inflate.
470728
No...it does not come inflated. You'll need one of those tire/air pump things to inflate it.
739552
I believe the instructions say to not use an electric pump...only the included hand pump. It is really difficult to get up past 13 psi. But, that level seemed to work. I went online to see how other people managed inflation and it was helpful. It takes a fairly tall, strong person to inflate.
1219818
No, just use a ball pump. That's what I used. Much faster than blowing it up
2232015
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.
341950
I guess you can, but I wouldn't recommend it. It's probably as much air as you breathe in a whole day. Takes me 10 minutes with a pump.
688177
Yes, according to the instructions it can be used to inflate a variety of items; including an exercise ball. Convenient, powerful, and compact - this simple air pump literally does it all. I use it to inflate my double air mattress for camping; and, it does the job in about 45 - 60 seconds. Although a bit loud, it works very fast and is reliable. I hope this helps to answer your question.
322479
I use an electric air pump and it inflates quickly in less then 5 minutes. Your time may vary depending on pump. To be honest the center foot pillow takes longer to inflate due to the small diameter of the air valve. I always deflate after use and store back in my garage. The larger diameter air valves on the outer main floats allow it to deflate in just a few minutes. Hope this answers your question.