Probably the impossible. Is the pump reversible for deflation? There's no AC-DC transformer between plug and into bed?
811635
Yes - the pump reverses for quick deflation and it appears that a valve can be opened to deflate without electricity, also.
1511948
Were you able to top it off with a foot pump or another battery operated one? I like the auto feature but sometimes electricty is not available. It looks like with the pull plug that you can manually inflate if you have to. Is this the case?
1421177
the pump is small and easily transported with the bed. i just keep mine in the original box with the matress.. the pump i have is 110v .
2182998
no,it won't.most bed pumps are 0.8 amps or more,this device can only supply 0.6 amps in a good day.it has a lot to be desired,not a good investment for air beds.
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.
1061167
I do not think so. I know when I turn it back on the pump needs to be restarted.
113050
I have not tried it...but I see no reason that the conversion could not be done by splicing the alligator clip wires to the wires from a cigarette lighter plug (or a wall plug connected to 12volts, not 120v!!). You might have to switch the wires if the air pump runs backwards when you first hook it up.1 Tarheel
547364
The power cord comes attached to the pump. If you are an electrician or know one, it would be possible. I would just plug it into a timer that is rated for all types of weather.
819290
Yes. As long as the AC power is on, your system will run off of its battery power and the battery will recharge during the time the pump is not running.
1595509
Probably not. There are transformers that step 230 down to 110. But then you'll have to run your pump at that voltage too.
1694656
This pump is hydraulicaly operated. Its not electric. You have to connect all the ports in it. You cannot leave ports unconnected. Google permeate pump connection schematic and Im sure you'll find a good schematic.
1437120
You'd have to have a manual pump which would take forever. Or a generator I'm afraid. This bed is huge.
772304
The pump does not completely deflate the bed. It needs to be rolled up to get all the air out. This is an easy job...only takes a couple of minutes.
1518401
Keep in mind, the inflator is 120 volts, so you will need a transformer in Europe!
1913873
Sorry, we have not used a different pump that doesn't require electricity - have you contacted Aerobed directly with this question?
53811
There is power cord from the pump to the wall outlet. In our case, it is long enough to put the pump at the base of the bed. If your wall plug is farther, you can just use a standard electrical extension
739554
We only use a hand pump. And it's not that hard nor does it take much time. Even if you chose to start your inflation with an electric, you'd really want to finish it with the manual so that you get your inflation pressure correct ( a powerful electric could over inflate).