Is it suitable for air mattresses and water inflatibles?
1851568
It sure is... I've used this device for mattresses, basketballs and bike tires.
1851569
It depends on what the psi pressure is required. It can easily go up to 75 psi then its struggle behind that point. Mattresses are large volume, it may take a while.
1295607
Same as what Evan S. said.... a small air pump like you'd use on an air mattress works great on this! It's an AWESOME cooler float but it would take a long time to be blown up by mouth :-)
1278716
Yes, absolutely. Just be mindful that it must be connected directly to a battery so you will be standing next to a vehicle with your mattress until it inflates. The good news is, it will be inflated really fast. Much faster than the ones with 4 D cell batteries.
133643
We used the pump we use for our inflatable mattresses. It has a funnel looking adaptor that came with the pump. Filled quickly. You can buy the pumps on Amazon. Ours is a Coleman. Search air pump for inflatables.
2079410
It should work for you. It works off of air pressure thus it will inflate until it reaches the predetermined pressure.
767040
Yes! I own one and used 4 times and is amazing how fast it is. My inflatable is 10 years old and I never can fill the soft floor to the indicated pressure until now.
2231819
I don't know if you can inflate water into it, but I would not advise doing so.
1800119
Most likely it won't. These air pumps need high amerage /current which these basic dc adapter are not build for, this would give less than one amp current( please check amperage on both devices)voltage would match but current would not give enough power to blow air to fill up mattress. I tried emergency tire inflator with negative results. Check what others experienced. Mine may be an odd case
678307
It would take a very long time and a lot of work, but it could be done. This pump does not put out a lot of volume, which is fine for a bicycle tire, but not for something as big as an air mattress. Look for something larger.
663094
I tried to inflate it with an air compressor i usually use for tires & it worked a little but the hose was not the same size as the inflation valve so I could not get a good seal going on & ended up finishing blowing the thing up the old fashioned way (with my own hot air) while making a mental note to purchase an air pump made for air mattresses. I. Have 2 of these air mattresses & they have held up very well through several camping trips & sleepovers with kids jumping on them.
40703
I used an air mattress pump I already had because it inflates really fast. It worked on this and blew it up in less than a minute. Pretty much any standard pump should work.
1266586
No... It is not powerful enough, it is really for inflatable pool side toys which is what I got it to do for inflate and deflate each
1723793
Technically, yes. But you would need an adapter or proper attachment. The problem is that this unit is better suited for low volume and high pressure things like tires. Air mattresses need high volume and low pressure.
1009663
The float is light. Yes, I would recommend an air pump to inflate. It is a bit much to inflate manually for me.
1278717
Yes... and it will inflate air mattresses extremely quickly. Note that this is a "high pressure" inflator for like Inflatable boats but it comes with an inline pressure reduction valve to keep from bursting your standard inflatable goodies like floats and air mattresses and such. It also has a wide variety of fittings for whatever type valve you may run across as well. I have used mine for my SRIB Zodiac as well as all our pool toysand absolutely love it because it is FAST and makes it all so simple.
1350851
I use a handheld, portable air mattress pump. It's fast, easy to maneuver to the different valves, and small enough to take along.
1440297
Not sure how to answer that question. I can tell you that it is large enough to inflate a decent size raft, but I had to return it because it did not come with the hose tip that fit my boat. I would suggest a foot pump with multiple hose tips. It takes much less effort and produces a higher volume of air for larger items.