KampaGale 12v High Pressure Electric Pump

This worked perfectly for blowing up my Quechua air tent. My tent was literally up in seconds. Brilliant for my bad back!Easy to use, set at 7 psi as recommended and it inflated the tent just right...as well as my airbed.I bought a mains adapter sold separately so I don’t have to use my car to power it as I wanted to put the tent up in my garden too.Bit pricey but for speed and ease I was willing to pay.

Brilliant bit of kit. We used to use the hand pump that came with our blow up awning and occasionally didn't quite get enough pressure in the bladders.Whilst this does take longer using the 12v lead you set the pressure and then leave it to do it's business ...no back strain and the bladders are rock solid.It's comes in its own bag and keeps the lead and valves safe and tidy.Great purchase and would definitely recommend.

Great buy excellent. well worth the money. Should save time to inflate the awning.

Our caravan awning came with a manual pump, not fun. This pump has taken the chore out of inflatjng the awning.

This is a super gadget to have. Inflating an air awning comes at the end of a journey and at the end of the general set up on a pitch. You are tired and the day is an absolute roaster. Pumping up an air awning really is the last thing you want to do, and neither does your heart. Simply plug the pump into the awning and the car and stand back while the awning inflates. It's a moment that I always enjoy. They are a little on the expensive side but then so is everything associated with caravanning.

We've got a Berghaus 6XL air-tent. This pump is a real labour-saver, especially appreciated after a long drive to the campsite. Just plug it into your car's lighter socket, or a 12v power supply, set the recommended inflation pressure for your tent (or boat or whatever) on the unit, connect using the appropriate hose-adaptor, and switch on. It will cut out automatically, when the target pressure is reached, so no danger of over-inflation. It is a bit noisy, but not horribly so.

This replaces a manual hand pump and is excellent. Inflates awning in no time with very little effort from me.

I have a Kampa Rallye Air 390 Awning and it does take a bit of effort to inflate it using the "stirrup pump" provided. I have only used it once but found it easy to connect and set the required pressure and it took the effort out of inflating the awning. There is a fairly long 12v lead, but even with my 12 volt extension leadI had to move my car closer to connect the inflator. I would recommend this product to anyone with an inflatable awning. I would also recommend the purchase of a 12 v extension lead.