Hehe, sorry the_redrg, I probably should have done that. Manufacturers tend to make the bags on the tight side, so I wouldn't stress too much about getting it back in the bag and store it separately. Alternatively you can roll it up a few times to squeeze all the air out. ~ Ben
Hi, I was planning to buy an air mattress for my home, so that I can fold it anytime. as I don’t have enough space to buy a wooden bed. If guests come to my place for couple of days, then what will be the pumping schedule? Do I need to pump everyday? Thank you.
It's common for them to lose pressure as the air cools, that's just the laws of physics, but if they deflate completely overnight then you probably have a puncture. ~ Ben
At camping site there won’t be electrical power source. Don’t you have to buy a big battery power to power this pump? This is an unexpected extra cost for most newbies. Nobody mentions it. It’s as if there will be an electrical outlet available in the middle of jungle.
This airbed is best for use at a powered campsite, trhl, or as a guest bed at home. There are better mats for people sleeping in the middle of the jungle. ~ Ben
You can see all the specs on our product page here, Michael - www.snowys.com.au/queen-dble-high-with-240v-pump-quickbed-airbed. The pump specs are 240V AC | 144W | 0.6A. ~ Ben
Is there any advantage to these tall air beds, other than being easier to sit down on and stand up from? I'm still in my thirties so have no problem at all with a floor bed. Do taller air beds have any comfort difference compared to floor air beds?
As far as I'm aware theres no specific advantage @Lorne Lorne, the appeal is mostly as a spare bed to have at home for guests, or to have an accessible height for people with mobility issues. Ive tried both single height and double height styles, and they're much of a muchness for me. ~ Lauren
What I experienced. with a raised airbed is that the air inside the bed is the same as the ambient temp ( esp during cold winter nights). I have a full size aerobed for over 20 years ( it's not raised ) and never felt the cold air that's inside the bed . I think the not-raised aerobed doesn't have as much air inside as the raised ones & somehow the body temperaure kept it warm enough. I don't know for sure. A blanket under the sheets may/may not ) help & I heard one of those bed toppers is better. I don't have a problem with the temp when it's not winter.
I still don't understand why these beds have an internal 240v pump. It's a camping bed mostly, where in the bush or beach do you get 240v without a generator?? Be smarter to have 12v internal and you can use a 240v external if at home.
It's been two days that I've been trying to deflate my air mattress! I have the same mattress shown in video. After using built-in pump and open valve, I folded mattress in thirds and rolled it but couldn't continue as air is trapped towards the end near the pump making it impossible to finish folding to fit in bag. How do I release all the trapped air? Help! Thanks!
Hi Maria, sorry you're having trouble with your mat. There is only two spots where air can escape which is either via the pump or the valve. If air is still trapped inside then you may need to leave the pump on deflate until is is all sucked out. You can also leave the valve open when rolling if you think there is air trapped inside still, and provided you roll the mat tightly towards the valve the air should naturally be expelled. I'm not sure what else to recommend sorry. ~ Ben
Power outlets in Australia are 240V, Aaron, this will have a transformer inside to drop the voltage down to what the pump requires, but we don't have any 110V outlets here. ~ Ben
@@SnowysOutdoors Keep up the good work mate you do all the videos really well and explain everything clearly. Also the service I have received from you guys in the past is fantastic. Cheers!
Thank you I was struggling to open the yellow part 😂
I'm glad it was useful. ~ Ben
Show us how to fit it back in the bag .. i copied your style and still can't do it. But im not real patient lol
Hehe, sorry the_redrg, I probably should have done that. Manufacturers tend to make the bags on the tight side, so I wouldn't stress too much about getting it back in the bag and store it separately. Alternatively you can roll it up a few times to squeeze all the air out. ~ Ben
Hi, I was planning to buy an air mattress for my home, so that I can fold it anytime. as I don’t have enough space to buy a wooden bed. If guests come to my place for couple of days, then what will be the pumping schedule? Do I need to pump everyday? Thank you.
The mattress takes approximately 3 minutes to inflate. Once its been inflated, you shouldn't need to add more air in.
~ Lauren
Can never understand the concern of rolling off. Does anyone roll off the edge of their bed at home? 🤔🤔
I think the concern is around the support provided on the edges, krga94c. For an airbed, this one is pretty good in that respect. ~ Ben
@@SnowysOutdoors Thx
Thanks for the video, it showed me how to put it back in the bag so I can return it to the store. One week in and the smell is still unbearable.
All of these products will have some manufacturing smell to it, Mihai, it's just the nature of the material. It goes away over time though. ~ Ben
These beds deflate during the night
It's common for them to lose pressure as the air cools, that's just the laws of physics, but if they deflate completely overnight then you probably have a puncture. ~ Ben
@Snowys Outdoors my King koil air mattress doesn't deflate like coleman actually it's more stronger why is that
@@real_Pinoy possibly just a difference in quality, I'm not familiar with the King Koil air beds so can't talk from experience here sorry. ~ Ben
@Snowys Outdoors kingkoilairbeds.com/products/king-koil-air-mattress-black
At camping site there won’t be electrical power source. Don’t you have to buy a big battery power to power this pump? This is an unexpected extra cost for most newbies. Nobody mentions it. It’s as if there will be an electrical outlet available in the middle of jungle.
This airbed is best for use at a powered campsite, trhl, or as a guest bed at home. There are better mats for people sleeping in the middle of the jungle. ~ Ben
Hi
How good are these for camping with and how many watts is the pump motor?
Thanks
Mick
You can see all the specs on our product page here, Michael - www.snowys.com.au/queen-dble-high-with-240v-pump-quickbed-airbed. The pump specs are 240V AC | 144W | 0.6A. ~ Ben
I wonder what the power consumption is for use with a 12 volt inverter?
The sticker on the pump says 144W, 0.6A. Hope that helps. ~ Ben
@@SnowysOutdoors Thanks Ben..You're a hero!!
How much
Check out the link to our product page in the video info
~ Lauren
What size inverter would you need to pump on 240v
I just updated the power requirements for this, Aerial Photography. It pulls 144W/0.6A, so most inverters should cover it. ~ Ben
Is there any advantage to these tall air beds, other than being easier to sit down on and stand up from? I'm still in my thirties so have no problem at all with a floor bed. Do taller air beds have any comfort difference compared to floor air beds?
As far as I'm aware theres no specific advantage @Lorne Lorne, the appeal is mostly as a spare bed to have at home for guests, or to have an accessible height for people with mobility issues.
Ive tried both single height and double height styles, and they're much of a muchness for me.
~ Lauren
Thanks a lot for taking the time to reply!
What I experienced. with a raised airbed is that the air inside the bed is the same as the ambient temp ( esp during cold winter nights). I have a full size aerobed for over 20 years ( it's not raised ) and never felt the cold air that's inside the bed .
I think the not-raised aerobed doesn't have as much air inside as the raised ones & somehow the body temperaure kept it warm enough. I don't know for sure. A blanket under the sheets may/may not ) help & I heard one of those bed toppers is better. I don't have a problem with the temp when it's not winter.
What’s the weight limit?
They don't put weight ratings on their air beds, Gamer Pro, but they do test them to well in excess of the average individuals weight. ~ Ben
How do I repair the pump?
Hmmm, I'm not sure you can, sorry. If you think it is under warranty you can always enquire with the place you purchased the mat. ~ Ben
I still don't understand why these beds have an internal 240v pump. It's a camping bed mostly, where in the bush or beach do you get 240v without a generator?? Be smarter to have 12v internal and you can use a 240v external if at home.
Probably better suited to those camping in caravan parks and powered sites, Chris, or even as a guest bed at home. ~ Ben
Is there a safety valve to keep you from overfilling?
No, there isn't, as far as I am aware anyway. The pump probably doesn't have enough power to overfill the mat. ~ Ben
Why did mine keep deflating after a few hours? I ended up with my bum on the floor during the night(?)
It possibly has a small puncture, Ali, check out our guide here on how to find and fix the leak - th-cam.com/video/ENLEFCEzCJI/w-d-xo.html. ~ Ben
This is a brand new mattress. Deflated on the first night of use.
It's been two days that I've been trying to deflate my air mattress! I have the same mattress shown in video. After using built-in pump and open valve, I folded mattress in thirds and rolled it but couldn't continue as air is trapped towards the end near the pump making it impossible to finish folding to fit in bag. How do I release all the trapped air? Help! Thanks!
Hi Maria, sorry you're having trouble with your mat.
There is only two spots where air can escape which is either via the pump or the valve. If air is still trapped inside then you may need to leave the pump on deflate until is is all sucked out. You can also leave the valve open when rolling if you think there is air trapped inside still, and provided you roll the mat tightly towards the valve the air should naturally be expelled.
I'm not sure what else to recommend sorry.
~ Ben
I let 2 kids rolls around on the mattress to help me deflate it. They had fun and I got the job the air mattress deflated quickly LOL
@@aliasmarg8ta127 great idea. ~ Ben
I always wondered about how to fold up a deflated airbed.
I hope our instructions were useful, rpn000rpnca. ~ Ben
I bought one at year 2018 but know how to pump up it only electric
I'm not understanding your question sorry, Justice. ~ Ben
You have to mean 110 volts, 220 is what a clothes dryer runs on and they have a much larger plug in cord
Power outlets in Australia are 240V, Aaron, this will have a transformer inside to drop the voltage down to what the pump requires, but we don't have any 110V outlets here. ~ Ben
@@SnowysOutdoors no kidding? Appreciate the education, makes a whole heck of alot more sence now 😅
GOOD ON YA MATE. BLOODY GOOD WORK
Cheers Elizabeth.
~ Ben
Looks like a great product 😊
''What your average person is going to do on the bed" Lol Ben ;)
I didn't want to be too specific. ~ Ben
@@SnowysOutdoors Keep up the good work mate you do all the videos really well and explain everything clearly. Also the service I have received from you guys in the past is fantastic. Cheers!
Cheers, Michael, I'm glad the videos are useful. Thanks for shopping with us. ~ Ben
I would have it bigger higher and inflated tighter