Is there a battery pump that will inflate this mattress?
1958939
Yes, but not this version. Look for the "Wenzel Stow 'n Go Twin Airbed with Integrated Pump." In my opinion though, the built-in manual pump for this mattress works great, and you don't need to worry about batteries.
1958940
Hi! To answer your question: Unfortunately there isn't an option to inflate the matteress with a battery pump. This would have made this matteress even more of an excellent purchase. It doesn't take long at all to manually inflate the mattress. Less than 5 minutes. I hope this helps.
1958941
Anything that blows air, even a hair dryer. I've been camping in below-freezing weather for several days so I used the built in pump when it deflated a bit. Works great and would find carting around an extra pump a wast of time, space, and energy.
1812565
The mattress has a built-in 120 volt pump to inflate the mattress so the normal inflation process involves plugging it into a 120 volt outlet. However, I'm going to be using it this weekend at a site with no electricity. I will be using a Coleman battery powered (4 D batteries) pump to inflate it. It takes 10 minutes to inflate with the Coleman pump. However, the mattress does not get as firm with the Coleman pump as it does with the built-in pump. There is a 5/8" opening in the middle of the control knob on the mattress in which an external pump can be connected. The Coleman pump calls it a "Boston Adapter". So any external pump with a 5/8" outside diameter connector can be used to inflate the mattress. The mattress has a built-in 120 volt pump to inflate the mattress so the normal inflation process involves plugging it into a 120 volt outlet. However, I'm going to be using it this weekend at a site with no electricity. I will be using a Coleman battery powered (4 D batteries) pump to inflate it. It takes 10 minutes to inflate with the Coleman pump. However, the mattress does not get as firm with the Coleman pump as it does with the built-in pump. There is a 5/8" opening in the middle of the control knob on the mattress in which an external pump can be connected. The Coleman pump... » Read More The mattress has a built-in 120 volt pump to inflate the mattress so the normal inflation process involves plugging it into a 120 volt outlet. However, I'm going to be using it this weekend at a site with no electricity. I will be using a Coleman battery powered (4 D batteries) pump to inflate it. It takes 10 minutes to inflate with the Coleman pump. However, the mattress does not get as firm with the Coleman pump as it does with the built-in pump. There is a 5/8" opening in the middle of the control knob on the mattress in which an external pump can be connected. The Coleman pump calls it a "Boston Adapter". So any external pump with a 5/8" outside diameter connector can be used to inflate the mattress. « Show Less
434012
Hi! I haven't used the mattress without the electric pump, but the manual says that the valve has an opening in the middle that is sized for a manual pump (and I can see that the opening is about the size of the hose diameter of a manual pump), which I imagine is a foot pump. I don't know how long it would take you to inflate it with a foot pump, but I think it would take at least 20 minutes.
860512
I purchased a Coleman 120v Electric Quickpump, it was $20 at Menards. You can also find them in sporting goods stores and maybe Walmart. They are great for inflating airbeds, water floating toys, and work good for these pools. I have purchased a battery operated one but don't recommend as the air flow is not as strong, plug in ones are best.
612009
My bed came with a pump that does need to be plugged into an electrical outlet. I don't know if there is an option for one that is battery operated. The bed inflated beautifully, is very comfortable, and deflated easily and we folded it and put it in it's carrying bag. I am very pleased.
1405148
any sort of bicycle pump with multiple attachments, or one of those small battery / car jack operated pumps
127729
I use a battery-powered air pump to inflate mine. (It can also be used to deflate it.) It uses 4 "D" batteries. Bought it on Amazon, but I noticed that the one I bought isn't available anymore. Just do a search for "battery powered air pump" and you'll probably find something similar. Just make sure that the one you get has different size nozzles so that you can use it with other inflatable devices.
198877
No. I chose the separate electric pump (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0009PURX6/ref=oh_details_o00_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1) or you can also choose a battery operated one if you want to take the bed camping.
1689046
Otherwise Walmart sells a Coleman pump for their inflatable beds which would work too. Let me know.
1883677
No, It does not come with a pump, however you can do a search and find all sorts that work.I purchased a pump with it and when I received it, it only works when plugged into a car/trucklighter port. I had a battery operated Coleman 4D Battery Quickpump and used that instead of the one I purchased. It *the pump, comes with the cone to inflate/deflate the mattress. One size fits all. Hope this helps. By the way, I've used this mattress already and it was great. It stayed full of air for over a week, without having to add air.
434018
Yes, I just tried it with a battery operated pump. The mattress isn't tight like a drum but it'll do. Took 5 seconds to top off when I plug it in. I suspect it's like an inflatable kayak, which I also have. the battery pump will get you 95% there and then you need to top off with a manual pump.
1820330
Not an electric pump. The pump is built into the bed. All you have to do is step on it and it fills itself with air.
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.
1158886
awesome mattress, we love ours, you can just buy a converter to go from battery power to AC
388578
yes it has a built in pump. Plugs into outlet and cord stores inside compartment on side of mattress. Inflates in about 2-3 minutes.
395667
No. The box even says "Dont forget the pump".. I have a little coleman battery operated pump and this mattress pumped up much easier and much faster than my queen mattresses. So the batteries should last much longer. Good Luck!
1913874
The pump that comes with one does not use batteries. However, I had a toddler Aerobed blowup mattress - it's pump is battery or electric & it fits this mattress also