Does this have enough power for an air mattress pump? I have an aerobed with a built-in pump that needs an electric outlet for power...going camping!
1941734
I would say so! I swear by this thing. I keep it with me at all times for my laptop, cellphone. It had enough power to kill my Subaru car battery over night even though the switch was turned to off. Just make sure to unplug it from your car outlet immediately after you are done using it. Have fun camping!
1941735
It's more designed for cellphones (all types), tablets, Bluetooth headsets, and maybe a laptop. I would recommend something with a bit more power for your situation.
1941736
I think it should! it has a guide in the manual of how to convert amps, volts and watts.
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.
159184
I really have no idea. It has a built in pump that you just plug into an outlet, so I really didn't give much thought to what one would do without that. If you go camping with it at a campground where your vehicle is nearby, you might find that your vehicle has a 110 outlet to help you.
570091
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.
1278715
We use it to pump our two person towable. It's fast and powerful. I believe it could easily pump up an Air mattress.
22549
It's awesome but only an aerobed pump will fit. Comes with electric pump. Some mattresses come with dual pump but not this one- only electric
1353196
When I used mine this summer I filled it, another person in camp borrowed it and filled their mattress (his was a different brand), and I also deflated my mattress with it at the end of the weekend. The pump didn't seem to be lacking any power afterwards.
1908689
I use an electric pump for air mattresses that I got at Target in camping section for $20. Works great and you can inflate the tubes really quickly.
1307325
We just got a Coleman electric pump at Walmart and it worked perfectly!! I think it was a 12V. It costs about $20
703260
YES!!! Coleman Rechargeable Quick Pump, Colors May Vary It worked in minutes!!! I LOVED my mattress, I am 240lb, and doubled it was a wonderful sleep for a 57 yr old handicapped lady.... The pump was a blessing!!
1134215
indeed it will work very well as a 12v air pump should not draw many amps, is the only concern these are made for low draw for a long period of time ,if that is your 12v air pump this will fit the bill nicely.........
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.
958490
There are several 12 VDC adapters you can buy. Just make sure it is rated to match or exceed the Amps needed by the pump. I returned my 12 VDC (car-only) pump and bought the wall-powered one instead; seeing that I could more easily get a DC/AC inverter, should I need it while camping, but my primary use will be indoors.
1219819
A bike pump is normally used, or any air mattress can be used as well, but in an emergency you can also blow it up by breathing into it...it may take longer but it works fine.Great product and we still use if a lot.
1591339
The mattress has its own self-contained air pump which plugs into the electrical outlet. The only way you can fill it with air in India is if you have a power/voltage converter to plug in the 110Volt plug. Secondly, I do NOT recommend this item for long-term use. Mine basically exploded on/under me after about 3 weeks' use.
395666
This mattress set does not come with a pump. I have been very happy so far with the Coleman pump (although it runs on 110v, not always practical when camping). I did notice that Coleman had a couple of pumps - one was 110v, one was battery. The pump was great when removing air as well - much more efficient than without it.
311066
We use one of the cheaper 120vac air pumps we had for an indoor blowup air mattress. It would be extremely difficult to blow by lung power only!