Setting up your Luno Air Mattress just got easier with the Cordless Air Pump. This USB-C rechargeable pump is 2.5x more powerful than our standard corded pump and provides you the freedom to inflate your set up from anywhere, no strings attached.
Note: All Luno Air Mattress purchases come with our standard 12V corded air pump.
How long does the battery last?
You can run the Cordless Air Pump continuously for 40-50 minutes, which would allow you to inflate your Luno Air Mattress and Base Extenders a minimum of 10x on a single charge.
How long does it take to fully charge the Cordless Air Pump?
It takes approximately 4 hours to fully charge the Cordless Air Pump.
Activate sport mode with our sleek silicone sleeve– offering secure drop protection of the pump itself, while also safeguarding from the dirt and debris camping consists of.
Running out of places to store your air pump? Never fear! Attach a carabiner to our handy dandy hang loop included on the protection sleeve and attach the pump to your front seats, on an overhead handle, or wherever you see fit; the storage opportunities are now endless.
Includes three different nozzle attachments, making this pump your go-to for all things inflation.
Stellar pump, easy to charge, and honestly - looks good too?!
A quick lil snap from our latest car camping on the San Francisco bay.
High quality. Easy to use. Have used this to pump up luno air mattress. The ability to deflate the mattress makes storing it much easier. Amazing for the lake as well, inflates and deflates inner tubes perfectly with the included attachment.
Even if it raised the price of the mattress a bit, this should be included instead of the corded pump it comes with. Pluses: well made, much quieter than the corded version, no cord to get tangled, and obviously it doesn’t require a power source. Minuses: it would have been nice if it came with a carrying bag similar to what the window screens come with. Overall, WELL worth the added cost.
I live this air pump. Comes in handy out in the woods.
Ordered as an extra, instead of the one that is included. Thanks!
