Does the pump have to continuously stay on overnight. I have read that most of the mattresses with the built in pumps do require that the pump stay on
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No, not at all. The best way to do it is to fill it up, let it sit for a few minutes, then fill it a little more. Then you can unplug it, and it will be fine for the rest of the night.
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No it doesn't. You use the pump to inflate one time and it stays inflated for quite some time. I used it for about 6 months till my mattress set came in. I had my mom use it and she is a big woman. Hands down the best air mattress I've ever used!! Comfy, long lasting as far as air retention, and doesn't overly stretch like some air mattresses. I reinflated it 1 time during the 6 months. And it was after about 5 months that I needed to reinflate. You won't be disappointed. I recommend using a mattress pad for extra comfort. You and your company will love it!
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This pump does not have automatic shut off. It runs continuously until turned off or unplugged.
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No. I bought the recommended electric pump and it was worth it. Especially since I bought two mattresses.
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Yes it does include a pump which continuously supplies air into the mattress, and varies the pressure as it does so.
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my air mattress had a built in air pump.. I don't know if there's an option,, not to have it built in... it's works well, all summer long, and has been used several times by my young daughter and her friends on sleepovers.. In short they haven't broken it yet.. hope this helps..
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Hi, There's a pump included w/ the bed (4 D batteries needed. not included). It has a spigot that fits into a plug on the end of the bed. Just turn the power on the pump. It fills up from flat in about 2 minutes tops. The mattress will lose some air the first day because the fabric has been stretched. Once you fill it up for the second time, it's good to go for a long time. Enjoy.
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The pump is built into the mattress, all you do is open a little hatch and plug it in . It goes up pretty quick and deflates quickly.I'm not say seconds, but 5min at the most for inflating it. I think the pump works better than any other pumps I've bought seperate from other mattresses
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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.
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We purchased the fixed pressure pump which kept the mattress inflated continuously when in use. The alternating pressure pump would turn off at intervals depending if there was a timer involved -the time on set.
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It will stay on all night. It has a sleep function that will eventually shut the unit off and a setting that keeps it on indefinitely.
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Negative, this air mattress when plugged into an electrical outlet is self-sustaining. If fact, once you adjust your custom comfort level, it will auto-adjust silently in the background periodically as needed.
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You may need to pump some air every 4~5 days to remain inflated, but there is no problem not to pump for a week. There is no problem that my 2 years old daughter uses it for a week without pumping.
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It does require continuous pumping...quite the work out on the arms...not a big fan. I did find that I could pinch the balloon while I rested and then start pumping again. But either way it is too much fuss.
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It stays inflated. It doesn't come with a pump though so you will need that also. And don't overfill it because ours ripped at the seams and is not fixable
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No, you just have to push on the mattress to see how firm you want it and when it hits that point, you shut the pump off.
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This mattress is designed to be used with an alternating pressure pump. The air stays in because the air pump runs continuously.
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Only if you have access to an adequate source of electricity. The second (quiet) pump requires electricity full time in order to keep the mattress inflated.