Does it have enough power to make an air mattress firm?
174278
Yes, it is plenty powerful enough to make my double high queen sized air mattress firm with plenty of power to spare. The power last longer than the Colemans.
94644
Yes. Once you set up camp just unscrew the the valve and let it inflate. You may have to blow in it a little if you like it firm.
1743619
I use mine for this, and it is great to be able to increase the firmness by just opening the valve. For me the valve is able to hold whatever pressure I set, and the self inflating feature is excellent. Mine is 2.5 years old, and I am very happy with it.
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
1370571
Yes it is powerful enough for that. It takes a lot of muscle power to get the cord on and to load .
1271051
Yes. We actually purchased the "Coleman AC 120V QuickPump" for this purpose (when we bought the Airbeds) and it worked perfectly.
1197170
Yes. I use it to fill a huge ball pit/ jumpoline and it gets good and firm pretty quickly.
594940
I would think not -- it doesn't provide a lot of air volume, just slow pressure of the type that can inflate tires or other inflatables.
128273
I would suspect so: inflating pool-type toys and air mattresses is what this pump was primarily designed to do. I will qualify that with the fact I don't have an air mattress.
531240
You'd have to take a look at the amps required for the laptop and air matters. I would this would work for the laptop. Not sure about the air matress inflated. Usually those take a ton of power.
882290
Yeah I used an air mattress pump. It really isn't a lot of air. You can blow it up with your mouth in about ten minutes. It's super easy.
1800122
I had bought this as a gift, but... If your mattress has a cigarette lighter type 12 volt plug it should work. If your mattress has a household type plug... you don't need this. The mattress that I have has a normal household plug. If you are trying to inflate it from your car you will need an inverter instead of this.
553301
Hi Ahmad, Thanks for your interest in the Drive Medical 5" Med Aire Low Air Loss Mattress Overlay System with APP. This low air loss mattress consumes 12W and you would need an adapter that can match that output.
1723794
I've never tried it, but you should use the pump that comes with the airbed, and plug it into the Power station as your power source. (the inflator on the Power station really is for bicycles.)
179426
Yes but you will need a compressor big enough uses a lot of air I would suggest a belt sander though it will do the best
1004669
Yes, but it does require a little effort. Much like pumping a bicycle tire with a hand held. Recommend pushing out all the air my smooshing it so save time/energy.
1750603
Any pump that you would use to blow up an air mattress, I think should work ok. Not sure on this.