How do you pump it up if you are camping and there is not a ac/dc source?
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I honestly have no answer as mine is only used indoors. Be aware bed height once inflated is approx 20" high ... the raised pillow head is ok but forces you to slide further down tbe bed.
1437119
Get an inverter for the car and pump up the air bed with energy from your car.
1437120
You'd have to have a manual pump which would take forever. Or a generator I'm afraid. This bed is huge.
159184
I really have no idea. It has a built in pump that you just plug into an outlet, so I really didn't give much thought to what one would do without that. If you go camping with it at a campground where your vehicle is nearby, you might find that your vehicle has a 110 outlet to help you.
1514780
You can use either the plug or the battery pack. The battery pack runs off of 8AAs and usually lasts for a few sessions before losing pumping strength.
545280
That's what the pump is for, just drop the intake of the pump into your bucket. You'll also need a 12v source to run the pump and if you take a lot of showers over a weekend and using a car battery you will need a means of recharging it
133647
requires a unique pump. I used a air mattress pump from Coleman. It's runs on a charged battery and filled 6 tubes in minutes, no problem. Don't remember price but I think it was around $30. That has worked the best.
2199223
You can use a 12 volt pump like you would find on a camper. We have a popup camper that I use this with and the camper has a 12 volt pump that pumps water from a holding tank to the heater. The only problem with pumps is that it's best to also hook up a small accumulator tank (like a shurflow model) to smooth out the water flow from the pump to the heater.
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You really need a pump. My friend had one at the lake house where I left this. I'm talking about an electric pump. There are some that plug into the cigarette lighter on a boat that are ideal. It doesn't take terribly long. I cannot comment on using your lungs to blow it up. It would take a long while.
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There are several 12 VDC adapters you can buy. Just make sure it is rated to match or exceed the Amps needed by the pump. I returned my 12 VDC (car-only) pump and bought the wall-powered one instead; seeing that I could more easily get a DC/AC inverter, should I need it while camping, but my primary use will be indoors.
1548092
It has to be plugged in to work. There is a semi-quiet fan going that keeps it inflated. It can be staked to the ground.
839251
I simply plugged it into the electrical outlet at my camp site and pressed the button. It inflated very quickly and stayed inflated. I then did the same, in reverse, to deflate.
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This pump requires a cigarette lighter-type 12VDC power receptacle. We take a portable "jump starter" when camping and use it to power the inflator when blowing up the airbeds. If you are going to use it strictly in the home, I would grab an 120VAC version like the one at this link. http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-120V-Electric-Quick-Colors/dp/B0009PURX6/ref=sr_1_2?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1395443584&sr=1-2&keywords=120v+air+pump
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Pretty sure most other aero beds need to be plugged directly into the wall, the all terrain bed has a rechargeable pump that is separate from the bed itself, so it doesn't need a power source to be blown up. It also comes with a car/cigarette lighter charger which is ideal for camping.
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....It doesn't require any battery.... It has a built-in pump that needs to be plugged.... If you don't have an outlet, you can use a manual pump but it will take you longer to inflate this product....
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I use an inexpensive electric pump similar to the one linked below. I think mine's a Coleman. Any electric pump should work, if it has multiple nozzle sizes/types.Coleman 12-Volt DC QuickPump, Colors May Vary
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I would think you can,though it might take a long time, and you would need to watch closely for overheating. As for outlet, the compressor won't work without electricity, so you not only can, but must connect.
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put a active wire,off the drok dc meter, to the active line being used to, run things in your rv that should use of power and what is left good luck Chris
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I used an electric air pump and it took less than a minute, but you can do it with manual pump too. We inflated ours before we went to the party so there was less to do the day of. It doesn't take up that much room if you have an SUV or truck, we just put in on the top of all the coolers and transported it that way.