Can this be filled with a battery powered or hand pump?
2050830
Yes, there is a large valve on the bed for deflating. I think it can be used to inflate the bed with an external means of inflation.
2050831
It has a built in pump which works great and also has a valve , so yes. And we've had it for 2 years now and absolutely love it!!!
669150
Yes! I was confused about this too because of the packaging but yes you can use a regular old hand bike pump. It comes with the attachment that you need.
2155307
The pump is turned on and off by switch. Looking at the picture, its the black rubber area. I cant remember if the unit had a 12v car adapter? It's battery powered as far as I remember
2212689
It can not. And because it only operates on batteries you will have to keep a large supply as it drains them quickly. I used for three nights and returned due to batteries dying every two days.
156093
I will be honest, I don't remember as I purchased it over 2 years ago! It probably had a pump with it or usually any hand pump works.. The good news is, we still have it, use it and haven't had to repump it!! And we still love it!!
1300236
I uses a battery pump the one that came with it broke. I tried send the bost back but missed the dead line.
2198697
The batteries provide the electrical power to operate the pump. There is no manual pump function with this device.
1206291
It comes with a pump that you can operate with your hands or foot, and a hose. My husband hooked up our air compressor, because the pump it comes with takes quite a while.
71478
The battery hook ups are the only connection available. Reason being the pump requires more power than the interior outlets can supply.
332955
We bought a manual foot operated pump. If you have an air compressor, you should be able to use that as well.
1943972
Oops, we have both the pump and the new battery operated one - the hand pump one works great - we are returning the new battery operated one
2213894
The hose that the water comes out of on this pump has a standard male garden hose connection on the end, so you can attach it to any garden hose. (By the way, mine works very well and I am surprised how long the batteries last. When pumping water with junk in it, like the wading pool, I take the precaution of putting the pump down into a perforated bucket that I have enclosed in an old cloth bag. This lets the water in, but not the leaves and stuff that would clog the impeller.)
1350849
I have found, for weight purposes and also for speed, the dual action hand pump is great. It is light for carrying and only takes approx. 100 pumps or less, per side to fill. Larry
511998
It does come with a hand pump, but I actually have an electric pump that came with my blowup air mattress that I use instead. It might take a while with the hand pump...but it's definitely worth it. :)
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.
738248
You probably could. If you want to utilize the pump you will need to plug it in.
1708253
This is a breast pump that is capable of using batteries or plugging into an outlet. I used the battery pack a couple of times. It was a nice option two options.