Kampa Dometic Gale 12v High Pressure Electric Pump for Inflatable Tents and Awnings

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The unit has a digital display along with adjustable pressure settings and will inflate and comes complete with adaptors for air beds as well as tents and awnings.

No faffing with extension leads, getting the car near enough to reach the battery / 12v sockets, no blown fuses. Simply plug into a 12V power source using the extra long cable, set the required PSI and let the pump take care of the rest. As I have said by the time you reverse up,get the pump out the box, unravel and plug in, you could have pumped it up and be pegging down!These pumps come in a variety of styles and designs, including hand pumps, electric pumps, and battery-operated pumps, allowing you to choose the one that best suits your needs.

We put ours up this afto in the storage area cos I wanted to fit the Kampa 'Clingons' before our next trip and, although I didn't time it, it was only a few minutes or so. The material used in the Airvolution range is mush thicker than that used by Kampa (closer to Dorema weight) and the design features were very well thought out. once I had found out that some idiot had tried to inflate it with one of the release valves open, doh!I believe this pump has now been around for about 12 months and am looking for any feedback on its use (speed, reliability, etc) Had the Kampa Breeze which packed up after 13 months and 3 x use. Long lead so plugged it into the 12v TV point just inside the van door ( Remember to plug it in before dragging the awning through the rail). I have the mk1 awning with the white inflation point, when I tried to unscrew the tube, the big white nut on the inflation point was turning and the air was coming out . If for any reason we are unable to honour this commitment then we will endeavour to inform you as soon as possible.

You would think I would learn cos the noise with an open tap is very different; the pressure doesn't increase and, in fact, only a complete idiot would do it a second time! Our extensive range of camping air pumps are perfect for pumping up camping air beds and also the new air tents and awnings. Bought a gale pump earlier this year, only used it a couple of times and all is ok, tend to stand it on one of our awning tiles as that does quieten it down a bit, also as Vango thought it was a great idea to put the valves on the inside of the awning that also helps to eliminate some of the noise!Established in 1962, we're a family run business and one of the most respected independent retailers in the industry. I use an electric pump, the Kampa yellow one, to blow up our air ace 400, takes less than 2 minutes. However, my car tyre pump is also noisy, and I never heard a Breeze in operation, so the "noise" it makes is probably normal for this type f compressor.