can this unit inflate paddle board to 15 psi?
473335
I wouldn't advise you to buy this, only used it twice & it came apart just blowing up up a single person tube
2079410
It should work for you. It works off of air pressure thus it will inflate until it reaches the predetermined pressure.
401546
the pump inflates to 15psi that should be fine. I was told by the dealer where I got my surf tec sup that there is one company that manufactures all these inflatables. 12 to 14lbs is what they all call for
1623787
There is no gauge included with the supplied pump. That said, there is no threat of over-inflating with the foot-pump provided. It is simply not capable of of producing a PSI level high enough to damage the boat.
2107706
I gave an o zone floating tramp bigger than most towables. It has worked quickly on both inflate and deflate. It provided more than Suffient inflation capability.
1874271
I don't see why not. As long as you can attach the right inflation adaptor. It moves a lot of air, so it wouldn't take long at all.
1776830
It works well. The pump inflates or deflates on the up-stroke and the down-stroke. it was easy to adapt the pump to the fitting for by boat. The fitting for my boat had 6" long a plastic hose fitted to it. I warmed the end of the hose and pressed the largest adapter that came with the pump into the hose. My boat requires 2.5 PSI. I recommend purchasing a pressure gauge so you don't under inflate or over inflate. I purchased a Bravo Adjustable Pressure Gauge at http://shop.inflatableboatparts.com/product.php?productid=894&cat;=127&page;=1. It works great and is easy to use.
999663
No, I don't think so, as it only has one thing to manipulate: the on and off switch. However, all the inflatable items I have used happen to have a way to fully open the valve and therefore deflate in no time.
451456
It depends on how long the line is and the size of the line. Don't you have higher than 15 psi?
1896399
No, I don't think 1.5 psi will work. It's a great pump to quickly fill your inflatable; however I always have to top off my 1.5 psi with a foot pump. Yon can purchase a great foot pump with a gauge from "Advanced Elements" I still recommend this pump to do the majority of the fill.
1980568
Doubt it. The fittings used to fill your inflatables have holes drilled into them intentionally to make sure you don't over fill things. Plus I bet the gearing in the compressor is designed for high speed filling not high pressure.
401547
it should inflate any sup. it can pump up to 15 psi so the little guy can pump just about any thing you throw at it. only thing you may need is a Halkey-Roberts HR Hose Adapter H-R Valve Adapter. I bought this pump for my SUP and it works great with a portable battery or attached to the car battery. check out the video on YOUTUBE.
1821361
Yes although most reviewers reported problems with them. I personally have not, but got a longer paddle given the boat's wide width (230 cm). Also got a small electric pump (airhead) which inflates to .92 psi, just what the kayak requires.
1904168
No... Amazon has a 12v pump that is Awesome though. It inflates and deflates. Sorry, it only has the boat itself
90187
Yes, I was skeptical that it would fit on an air compressor, but it seems to work fine. I use this to get my stand up paddle boards nice and firm. You just have to insert the end of the air compressor into the top of the air daddy and hold it there, then I press the bottom against an adaptor that is attached to my SUP, and it adds air just fine. If I lose focus it can slip out of place, but it's not really difficult to hold it all in line.
2230094
I would think so, once they are inflated to proper psi . But my dilemma right now is I haven't taken it out on the water yet as I am waiting on a new adapter for the pump as current one will not stay locked and as of right now not holding pressure! It seems to be a good board but not having the best of luck with this one but will know more once I get it out there.
1464772
No, it comes with a 15 psi one. I'm considering getting this one, too. It can be tricky to regulate your pressures without one, especially on a glass cooktop stove.