G'day Taha,

You shouldn't have any issues using the Coleman pump with any model Coleman mattress.
Hope that helps!

G'day Lea,

No, this pump is designed for mattresses only, and doesn't have the power/capacity to pump items that require a higher PSI or KPa like tents and swags.

G'day Adrian,

Great question! I've had a chat to Coleman Australia and they don't specify this information in their manual. So unfortunately, we are unable to find out for you.

G'day Loi,

For a single air mattress, you would be looking at approximately 30-60 seconds, depending on the mattress.

G'day Neil,

The Quickpump High Output 12V will do the trick to inflate your Anywhere Queen Bed.

G'day T,

We should be able to track one of these down for you. The Coleman part number you need is 1219010 and you'd be looking at around $9.90. If you could send us an email and quote this number we can chase it up for you. 

G'day Chris,

The Coleman Quickpump High Output 12V only has the on/off controls and only operates at the one output rate. 

G'day Chris,

Coleman doesn't document this anywhere in the manual for the Quickpump High Output, but on the bottom of the unit they have written 12V-64W, so I can only assume it's consuming 64W. 

G'day Leslie,

There's not a gauge on the Coleman Quickpump High Output 12V, no. I've also tried to get a maximum pressure reading for you but it's not something that has been tested. It is worth noting though that this pump can't be used to pump tyres, balls etc. It's pretty much just for air beds. 

G'Day Heng,

The Coleman Quickpump High Output 12V cannot run on batteries, only a 12V power source.