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NRS Blast Inflator Pump
NRS Blast Inflator Pump
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Fast Inflation. Less Work. More Time on the Water.
The NRS Blast Inflator Pump takes the work out of getting your inflatable boat ready to fish. This compact 12-volt electric pump connects directly to your vehicle battery and quickly inflates rafts, kayaks, and other inflatables to 1.5 PSI.
A 12-foot power cord gives you plenty of reach when your boat is parked near the vehicle, while the included valve adapter fits a wide variety of inflation valves. The pump's rubberized exterior provides a secure grip while helping insulate against heat and sound.
The Blast is designed for getting the bulk of the air into your boat quickly. For many inflatables, you'll still want to finish with a hand pump to reach full operating pressure, and NRS recommends carrying a hand pump with you on the water.
A small bleed hole in the pump nozzle prevents excessive back pressure from building up and helps protect the motor from overheating. For best performance and pump life, don't block the hole and allow the pump to cool between extended uses.
Key Features
- 12-volt electric inflator for fast, easy boat inflation
- Inflates to 1.5 PSI
- 12-foot power cord
- Electrical clamps connect directly to a vehicle battery
- Included valve adapter fits a wide variety of valve types
- Rubberized exterior provides a secure grip and helps insulate heat and sound
- Compact and portable design
- Built-in nozzle bleed hole helps prevent back-pressure buildup
- Ideal for quickly filling the bulk of an inflatable's air volume
Specifications
- Power: 12-Volt
- Maximum Inflation: 1.5 PSI
- Action: Inflate
- Dimensions: 5.5" H x 5" W at base
- Weight: 2.5 lbs.
- Power Cord: 12'
- Warranty: 2 years
- Includes: Valve adapter and electrical clamps
Important Use Notes
Do not operate the Blast Pump while your vehicle's engine is running, as the higher voltage output can damage the pump. Do not block the small hole in the pump nozzle, as it is designed to bleed off back pressure and prevent overheating. NRS recommends allowing the pump to cool after extended use and using a hand pump to top off many inflatable crafts to their full operating pressure.
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