can we use a foot pump for this mattress if we do not have access to electric
509599
Yes the valve is easy to access. It will take along time to get it filled up with a foot pump.
509600
Yes you can use foot pump for this mattress if you don't access to electric. It's ok
509601
Yes you can use foot pump for this mattress if you don't access to electric.It's ok
509602
The mattress comes with an electric pump but if you do not have electricity then you can try using a foot pump...it might need a specific attachment though
1386877
Yes, the pump is built into the mattress and uses a regular 110v outlet, no batteries.
1673534
No you will have to get an electric pump you will never get it filled with a bike pump.
1163600
No, I have a Coleman electric pump, purchased separately. Btw, I would NOT recommend this product. Burst at seams with 1.5 yo jumping on it. I was unable to repair after several attempts. Bought a real trampoline w enclosure- SO much better.
679678
You will need electric an electric pump but I recommend you do not and just return the item... it will just bust in a week or two.
1837810
A pump is not included. It is recommended to inflate with a foot pump or air compressor (sold separate).
298059
I have two electric pumps that I use to fill the raft. My boat has both AC/DC power so it is easy for me. Not sure what I would use if trying to do this with a non-powered pump.
1307324
I think we used a pump that we also use on our air mattresses, the little ones that you can buy right alongside the mattresses in the store.
948508
No! this model of Coleman airbed can only be used with electricty to inflate - a valve shape that you see in the picture is for deflating only, i.e. you can't pump to inflate this type of airbed. The only solution that I would suggest is a Portable Generator for camping then you would able to use this airbed.
930464
You have to use a pump. I ordered the Intex 110 - 120 Volt AC Quick-fill Electric Pump from Amazon for $15 and it works great.
434018
Yes, I just tried it with a battery operated pump. The mattress isn't tight like a drum but it'll do. Took 5 seconds to top off when I plug it in. I suspect it's like an inflatable kayak, which I also have. the battery pump will get you 95% there and then you need to top off with a manual pump.
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.
406757
I used a generic footpump that also works with my inflatable mattress. If the adapter fits the inlet an electric pump will work (and be much faster) but be very careful to keep an eye on the firmness. Over-inflating the sections of the pool may cause it to rupture.
596405
No. I bought the recommended electric pump and it was worth it. Especially since I bought two mattresses.
198877
No. I chose the separate electric pump (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0009PURX6/ref=oh_details_o00_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1) or you can also choose a battery operated one if you want to take the bed camping.
230931
Yes, you can do that. You can also bypass the float switch and run the pump manually by unplugging the pump power cord from the piggyback plug on the float switch and running it directly to the power outlet.
1874577
This is the onlypump that Drive sells seperately to ogo with the matress. http://www.amazon.com/Drive-Medical-Electric-Pump-Mattress/dp/B002VWJZFQ/ref=sr_1_1?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1393884589&sr=1-1&keywords=drive+14427 you will need a voltage adapter. Thank you.