I have a Colman air mattress needs a plug
740317
You receive different size plugs. One should work. I didn't have a Coleman but the plug I needed worked.
740318
I ordered this because I had company coming and I got this on the two day shipment. I also have a coleman and it was missing the plug. This seemed to screw in ok at first but, as it went further in it became harder to twist. I got it in as far as I could and hoped for the best. My wife and I slept on it that night. It did lose air but not to the point that it deflated to the point of making us uncomfortable. Haven't messed with it since (shame on me). Probably when company comes again I'll be reminded to do so.
476342
Cant say my usage is limited to filling an air mattress. Being able to plug into 12 volt system was most important to me .
997419
No, the inflatable mattress does not have to be plugged in until you let the air out. However, when you first inflate it, I would suggest you keep it plugged in to make adjustments until the fabric settles in. I would suggest that, if possible, the mattress be inflated a few days before you actually need it.
603539
dont take out the plug the glycerin will come out it is needed as a dampner for the gauge .
2001920
pull the white plug, i had used an air compressor that came with an exercise ball
509602
The mattress comes with an electric pump but if you do not have electricity then you can try using a foot pump...it might need a specific attachment though
1591339
The mattress has its own self-contained air pump which plugs into the electrical outlet. The only way you can fill it with air in India is if you have a power/voltage converter to plug in the 110Volt plug. Secondly, I do NOT recommend this item for long-term use. Mine basically exploded on/under me after about 3 weeks' use.
1973323
I think you might need an adapter. It's a 2 prong plug I believe, but I haven't pulled the plug since we installed it. Works great in our store!
1981634
There is a plug that gets plugged into a standard outlet at the foot end of the mattress. You then turn the switch to inflate, pick your firmness, and let it do its thing. There is an automatic stop. This bed is comfortable.
2047123
It does not have a plug. I bought this fan for my cattery and it does a great job of ventilating.LA
1726387
If you have already "pulled the plug" on the air valve, use a compressor with a long attachment to insert into the air valve. It will inflate within seconds.
1286907
Yes absolutely. You plug it in, flip the on switch and then inflate it to the firmness of your choice. If it's too firm, you can flip another switch and just let out a little air. This is a great air mattress.
1773596
You would have to wire this into your outlet. There are no plugs as part of this unit.
930750
You are missing a plug. It comes with two. A hand held air pump will inflate it.
1708777
I purchased an inexpensive pump that you plug in. Otherwise.....you will probably pass out trying to blow it up yourself!
2179476
The compressor works just like one at a gas station. Whatever fitting that comes with the air mattress should work fine. Be careful not to over inflate.
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Hello, Thank you for your interest in AeroVironment's Plug-In home charging equipment. We do not offer installation services for the Plug-In unit; we recommend that you contact a local electrician for this task. The type of outlet that is required for this is called a 'NEMA 6-50' and it can be purchased from a hardware or electrical supply company. The outlet should be connected to a dedicated 220/240 volt 40 Amp circuit. Thank you. AeroVironment Customer Service