It seems they both alternatively inflates and deflates the pad, so what is the difference between the Fixed and Pressure Pump?
784661
The difference really depends upon the amount of pressure needed for the particular wound involved and you should make sure the pressure is adjustable if the wound is severe. This one inflated too hard and was unable to be adjusted to a comfortable setting making it very uncomfortable and painful for my mother so it had to be replaced with one with adjustable settings several months before her death.
784662
We purchased the fixed pressure pump which kept the mattress inflated continuously when in use. The alternating pressure pump would turn off at intervals depending if there was a timer involved -the time on set.
1589818
I used an air pump. Never saw where it said otherwise. Took a matter if seconds to inflate.
2038085
It comes with everything to inflate also a patch which you WILL need. I had mine on carpet, never moved and in six months it was leaking--A LOT! Deflated completely in two days. Buy a better one.
952872
Not sure of the difference between the two but the one we bought is very flexible. We have 200lb. divers jumping off and it is very flexible.
2130528
Copy-N-paste from sales description on web page: "Fast inflation and deflation with built-in pump". It has an easy to operate built in pump that you plug in to a power source but does not include a manual pump (at least mine did not.)
482528
The pump is built in so you don't have to worry about connecting or disconnecting it. All you do is plug it in and flip a switch to blow it up. When you want to deflate it you turn a dial on the pump, turn the pump on and it sucks all the air out.
493370
Yes , They are seperate .. The main valve is a boston type fitting ,& The head rest is a normal type valve that you will find on all pool floats.With a pump it inflates in about 5 minutes.It deflates even faster.Its pretty rugged too.not cheaply made . My wife loves hers......I give it 5 stars!
1486443
The dual action pumps will expel air on both 'in' and 'out' strokes.If it does not, it is simply not that type (and shouldn't be advertised as such).
424371
yes the small one has a smaller air chamber and takes a significant amount of pumping and effort to get the tire to the proper psi. the size is perfect for carrying as a just in case pump. I would not use this as my primary pump unless your tires are very good at holding air. the size of the pump is amazingly small and very light just the perfect pump to carry in a backpack or attach to a bike. Just don't expect it to be easy or fast when pumping up your tire is all.
1928630
There really is no difference. I think this one works best for the cake ball machine. The only difference, this one has a smaller pouring spout, not by much though!
2040056
I would say not really... I own both, and the inflatable one is not as comfortable as the original one. If you use it a lot, it leaks. I think mine got a hole after using it everyday for a month while travelling..
724678
This pump is to put air INTO an item, filling air on both the up & down strokes. Once filled with air you reinstall the plug attached to the item's access port. To deflate you simply remove the plug and the air escapes. NOTE: to deflate you may need to press and fold a mattress; to release the air on our mattress you need to pull/release the access port out from its indented position and unplug same.
788631
Hello The difference with the both is quiet easy the non sequential pumps the whole leg at one time, as for the air sequential pumps each chamber at a time so for example it hits 1 then hit 2 then hits 3 then hits 4. As for non sequential hit 1-4 all at once.Hope this helps Erica
1054949
I cannot say if there is a difference in parts, but I also have inground gunite pool. I purchased these and were nearly identical to the orginal foot pad on my G3. The biggest difference is these seemed to fit better.
876441
I do not know the difference. I can tell you that it is a plug in version and I needed a wired in type. I had to cut the plug and it worked great. I am pleased with this pump.
1210656
I have no idea what the difference is. I looked at the description of the "Calmer" pad and it appears to do the same thing mine does. I love my pad. I have a seriously degenerating spine and it helps my tight muscles and will often times help me fall asleep.
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The Pad self inflates and deflates on its own easily. It would be totally up to the individual if they wanted to use a pump, however, it is not necessary. We trust that is helpful.