Standalone Electric Pump

Name: Standalone Electric Pump
Brand: Seven Bass

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The standalone electric pump inflates and deflates float-tubes, Dropstitch models, and SUPs. Its three power modes—-, cigarette lighter, AC, or battery—offer great flexibility. It reaches 10 PSI (0.7 bar) in 5 minutes and automatically shuts off at the selected pressure to prevent overinflation.

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SEVEN BASS - STANDALONE ELECTRIC PUMP - INFLATE AND DEFLATE EFFORTLESSLY

The Seven Bass Design standalone electric pump makes it easy to get ready for your outings on a float-tube, SUP, or Dropstitch-equipped board. It inflates and deflates your gear, with three power options to suit your needs. Set the desired pressure, start the pump, and let-do the work until it automatically shuts off.


	3-IN-1 PUMP FOR YOUR GEAR This electric pump is designed for users of float--tube boards—including hybrid and Dropstitch models—as well as for stand---up paddlers. It allows you to inflate your gear and also deflate it after your session. Electric Inflation Electric deflation Compatible with float--tube boards Suitable for Dropstitch models and SUPs Its automated operation reduces the time spent on setup and cleanup, allowing you to enjoy your time on the water even more.

3 POWER SOURCES The pump can be powered in three ways. This means you can use it at home, near your vehicle, or right at your fishing spot when there’s no electrical outlet nearby. Power via a standard outlet Power via cigarette l- Stand-alone operation using a portable battery This versatility makes it easy to adapt the inflation process to your fishing trip plans, whether you’re setting up your gear before you leave or right at the water’s edge.