G'day Micahel,

We've had a chat to Coleman and their advice is - it is not recommended to use a 12v pump as its designed to be inflated with the inbuilt 240v pump. So, it's not a definite 'no' but they just don't recommend it.

G'day Stephen,

Unfortunately, these chargers are not available for separate purchase. Your best bet will be to head somewhere like Jaycar who should be able to help you find a generic cable that will suit.

G'day Michael,

The Aerobed Active Mattresses have quite a specific valve on them that will only work effectively with the supplied pump. You could sort of use the Quickpump Rechargeable but it won't create a very good seal. 

G'day Jade,

Great question, unfortunately, the Coleman Quickpump Rechargeable 12V/240V isn't designed to act as a vacuum, it really just pushes the air in or out of an airbed, unfortunately, I think if you tried it would likely break. Maybe a tiny portable Dyson! 

G'day Pete,

I've just double checked this with one of our long-term camping staff members. He said that unfortunately being a lead acid battery, you need a charge in the battery for it to work, so once the battery dies, you'll need to charge it again before using it, you can't just run it straight off of the 240 or 12v power. 

G'day Welly,

Cord length is 1.5m however as the pump has a rechargeable battery, you won't need to have it connected to a power cord. So you can take it and use it wherever you need to.

We've found these pumps pretty reliable and don't often see many returns because of manufacturing issues.

G'day Adam,

We've never sold or worked with Kayacat so I honestly couldn't answer your question with confidence. I think you're best option would be to speak to them and enquire in regards to what kind of pump is required.

G'day Darren,

There will be a little bit of power in the Coleman Rechargeable Quickpump to preserve the battery, however, it is recommended that you give it a full charge before using for the first time.

G'day Mariz,

This is a tough one to answer as even after speaking with Coleman, they say there is no official timeframe. Previously we've been told that it takes about approximately 12 hours when plugged into 12v. My estimated guess would be that on 240v it would take around 6 hours. Sorry I can be much more help.

G'day Greg,

Unfortunately, the Coleman Quickpumps aren't designed to generate air pressure, only air volume. There simply isn't enough 'guts' in these pumps to achieve what is required for inflating tyres or notably air tents, which is why there is no gauge.

G’day Oskar,

The Coleman Quickpump Rechargeable 12V/240V pump sure can be used to deflate the Megamat Duo, and it should be compatible with most airbed valves.

We haven’t heard of a Kings Queen self-inflating mat, but this pump does come with a few different nozzles so there should be something to fit that mat. 

G'day Bruce, great question! Coleman don't seem to list this information anywhere, so leave it with me and I'll see what I can find out for you. 

Hi Bruce, 

I've just spoken with Coleman and they say there is no official timeframe, but they've said that it would be approx 12 hours as it's slightly longer compared to 240V. Just to note, we always recommend that if you charge via 12V that you do it while it's running so that you don't flatten the battery of your car to be on the safe side. 

G'day Imran, 

I've just had a look at the instructions, and they say that the pump won't operate when the charger is plugged in - so you will have to recharge the Coleman Quickpump before you use it again. 

G'day Jono,

Yes this fantastic Quickpump comes with both the standard plug-in 240 volt cord for using where you have mains power as well as a cigarette 12 volt power adaptor for use in your vehicle.

The beauty of this premium Quickpump is that it is rechargeable, allowing you to use it where you don't have direct access to your car lighter socket or mains power. Verstility in a little red package!