Can you use a manual pump with this in addition to the built in pump?
232367
Hi Gretchen,I don't recall a manual option, and I can't go check and see since I recently threw it away after just a few uses. It didn't hold air leaked slowly through the night. After a few nights with guests, it got worse. I called the company and they were of no help. I finally tossed it. I'd suggest another brand. Hope this helps,Tom
232368
Yes, you can!! If a plug isn't available, you can use a separate pump: set the inflation dial to "inflate", insert the nozzle for your separate pump into the hole at the center of the dial, and begin inflating!
232369
There might be a way to do this but it would be difficult since the electric one is built in. It would require disassembly of the built in unit. If to be used where no electric outlet available such as camping its better to get a manually inflatable mattress.
1979603
Yes You can but check pump specs to be sure if volume and head is enough. This model has 1.9m high capacity.
948509
I believe you can. Air does go out of it. I haven't used it like that but I can't see why you couldn't. As long as the handheld pump has the right adapter. I hope this helps.
2198697
The batteries provide the electrical power to operate the pump. There is no manual pump function with this device.
1558617
I've used both. With the battery pack, at least you get the efficiency of the double pump (if you have fresh batteries or a full charge!), so it works for a full pump session when you have room for all of your equipment. I've only used the manual in situations where I've needed to be able to throw it in my purse, like concerts or outings. I haven't been able to pump great with it, but if I don't want to skip and its that or nothing, I go manual.
741077
I would not know, but an automatic pump is just not to use a switch. I suggest you use a hand pump with a normal switch.Luis
1745498
Yes you can...you just have to prime the pump...you will need a back flow valve at the end of the suction hose which is sold separately by various companies
747568
Yes it does work manually but then just buy the manual pump which is about 30 dollars I think. Sorry don't remember the voltage but I think must be 9 volts but I think it should be easily available in Philips website.
502799
No, mine did not come with a built in pump. It did come with a pump that was relatively easy to use and filled it quickly but it was not built in.
46868
to the best of my knowledge, you are able to. You can use automatic or manual since the tubes have the necessary contacts.
522846
Yes , can be used together by open the valve half way to the 2 function that you want to use, however the pressure will drop low I have a 75 psi at home ( by home inspector) . And I live in Texas I don't know if this is a standard measurements.
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
1615098
I don't think that will work. The pump is activated manually by push button. I don't believe it can be automated. You'll need to be careful not to run it dry too.
187437
Yes, easier than others I have tried. This is the best manual pump I have found. I prefer it over my electric pumps.
1082597
No, and I have had trouble finding parts for it, but you can buy a medela harmony manual pump fairly cheaply and those parts ARE interchangeable.
968063
These diaphragms do not have the stem in the center. I believe philips at one time made a manual pump that did not require the stem for the handle to grab. If yours is one that does not require the stem then this should work. The manual pump I have though the handle hooks onto a stem in the diaphragm. Without the stem being in these diaphragms, they will not work with the manual pump I have. I hope this answers your question.
699048
It is possible to use a different pump with this. You will need to make sure the tube will fit the pump.