G'day Mike,

You won't be able to use the built-in pump with a portable power pack unless you run it through an inverter, unfortunately, which will set you back a few hundred dollars for something suitable. Your best bet will to grab a rechargeable pump to use separately.

G'day Nath,

Sorry for the confusion, Just to clarify I've had a chat to Coleman and their advice is - it is not recommended to use a 12v pump as its designed to be inflated with the inbuilt 240v pump. So, it's not a definite 'no' but they just don't recommend it.

G'day Alan,

You'll be looking for a DC to AC inverter that will genuinely push out the amount of wattage required for your mattress pump.  This one will be key, and often the stated wattage capacity and its actual performance can vary.  You also probably need you get an auto electrician to check that you have sufficient sized wiring between your battery and connection to the inverter, and your vehicle will need to be running whilst actively inflating the mattress.

G'day Penny,

The Supportrest Elite Pillowtop mattress has a compact rayon flocked pillow top, so it's really just the top layer as you see it in the images. It's hard to give a direct comparison to pillowtop depths on regular mattresses. What we do know is that they are pretty comfy, and add a little insulation to your luxurious style airbed.

G'day Tersia,

Yes, you can use a manual pump with the Coleman Supportrest Elite Pillowtop Queen Airbed too. The inbuilt pump won't run from the car but could buy a 12v high output pump or rechargeable pump if you're staying on a powered site.

G'day Elmer,

The pump for the Coleman Supportrest Elite Pillowtop Queen Airbed needs 240v power to work, so you'd need to plug it into a powerpoint, yes. 

G'day James,

The Coleman Supportrest Elite Pillowtop Queen Airbed and the Coleman Double-High Quickbed & Pump are very similar when it comes to the materials they're made of and the quality of the manufacturing. The only real difference is the pillowtop. You really should expect very similar results when it comes to durability. As for comfort, it can be a bit of a personal thing but the pillowtop does make the Supportrest a really nice airbed!

G'day Leanna,

Unfortunately the Coleman Supportrest Elite Queen Airbed can only be inflated using the included 240v pump. If you wanted a bed that can be inflated with a 12V pump your best bet would be the Coleman All Terrain Queen Airbed. 

G'day Lorraine,

Unfortunately, that's a downside of the Coleman Supportrest Elite Pillowtop Queen Airbed in that if the pump stops working, there is no way of replacing or repairing it.

You can, however, buy a double high airbed without the pump here.