I have an electric air pump for a camping mattress (very similar to Aerobed) will that work w/your device?
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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
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Marsha, I would say if your air pump runs off your vehicle cigarette lighter, it should work with this device. I would see if you can determine the amps needed to run your pump and see if the device will support it. I wish I could give you a better answer than that.
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If your air pump has a 'car cigarette ligheter' plug, it MIGHT work. I have only used it for a Sirius Radio or phone charger.
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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.
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This device only puts out 1000mA of current. It is designed to recharge low power devices like cell phones and iPads. I would be surprised if your air pump didn't use much more current than that. But you could check the power requirements of you air pump and if it's 1000mA or less it should work. Your air pump is designed to run off your car power port which can deliver much more power than this device.
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dedicated air pumps for mattresses and blow up pools such as this one usually comes with adapters. Perhaps try something like this (I can't guarantee it will work but only ones I found)? Custom Accessories 59016 Inflator Adapter (3-Piece Set)
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On the unit I purchased, there is an push/pull capped air valve there an external pump can be used. The stem on this valve is about 1/2" in diameter. My unit has a internal pump....so I assume if this pump fails, or I am in an area without electricity, then I can inflate the mattress through the air valve with an external pump.
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No, Sherrie. I do not believe you can inflate an air mattress with a power outlet. However, I think you may have a bit more luck plugging an electric air pump and into this outlet and inflating your mattress that way.
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Sorry, we have not used a different pump that doesn't require electricity - have you contacted Aerobed directly with this question?
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We use an air compressor. An electric pump (like the ones in the aero beds) would probably work too.
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You probably can. I forget if it came with attachments for stuff like that. Your air mattress may have the attachment it needs. I changed my coupler out and ran a different hose with a regular fitting (like for air tools). Much more convenient than what it came with. If you are using this camping just a word of caution, it is NOT quiet. I bought a cheap air pump just for blowing up my air mattress at the local sporting goods store. Super quiet, cheap, and no need for attachments. This compressor will piss off your camp neighbors if they are close to you. Other than that it's a great compressor for everything else. I have two of them.
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I had a regular air pump that I tried using, it honestly was slower and didn't work as well as the manual foot pump that I purchased for this bed.
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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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Yes I've tried it w an electric pump (kind u use to inflate bike wheels, inflatable pool) and it worked.
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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.)
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I have a coleman electric air pump It does not take to long to inflate you just have to turn the valve to let air
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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.
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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. Coleman 120V Electric Quick Pump, Colors May Vary
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I think it would have the air power to inflate it, I don't know what kind of adapter would be required.
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This Aerrobed Classic Inflatable mattress comes with an excellent plug-in electric pump. However if you are taking it some place where there is no electricity, you will need adaptors to use it with with your battery operated pump. These come with the Aerobed so don't forget to bring them along.
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I don't know. I would suggest cross referencing with Lazy-Boy. My mattress is by Air Dream. The part number is #600799 and it is a 110V AC Pump. You could also try it and if it doesn't fit return it.