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22/8/2020 at 6:18pm
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We always bring our 240v electric pump camping for our air beds.
It has an inflate and deflate option.
Unfortunately it doesn't work with Vacuum bags - I expect it's not powerful enough.

I did read through older posts and noticed others had the same problem. Rather than buying another electric pump only to find it also doesn't work I was wondering if anyone can recommend one that does work with vacuum bags?

Thank you


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we used a normal double action hand pump, i would say it got 85% of the air out which was good enough!


24/8/2020 at 9:22am
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Hi we have an inflatable tent and we use the pump we pump the tent up with not cheap but you will not find better than the Bravo Pump


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We carry a dyson cordless just for cleaning up. One of these would certainly do the vacuum bags!


26/8/2020 at 2:55pm
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I didn5 bother, I just rolled them up by hab£ and squeezed the air out. Then therw th3 blessed things always when I found they weren5 airtight anyway.

Nora


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26/8/2020 at 6:17pm
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Quote: Originally posted by zipperwales on 24/8/2020
Hi we have an inflatable tent and we use the pump we pump the tent up with not cheap but you will not find better than the Bravo Pump





    "Single 12V high pressure pump
    1 bar, 14.5 psi
    Piston flow rate 160 l/min
    Consumption 20A max
    Automatic stop when selected pressure is reached
    Complete with connectors for dinghies and kites
    Supplied with shoulder bag
    Inflate only*
    1.7m air tube and 3m power cord"

    *I think the OP is looking for a pump to deflate?





29/8/2020 at 5:50pm
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We found an electric pump that inflates, deflates and can be used as a vacuum. The Outwell Hurricane Vacuum Pump arrived today and works with our vacuum bags.
Purchased it from here for £17.99 www.addnature.co.uk/outwell-hurricane-air-pump-blue-black-567170.html
The only problem is that it had a 2 pin plug, so I had to purchase a 2 pin to 3 pin adapter. But still cheaper than purchasing from elsewhere.

Hope this helps others...



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