Bravo High-Pressure 12 Volt Pump (Used)
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Product Details
- Inflate quickly with this powerful 12 volt pump.
- It's easy to know exactly what pressure you have with the built-in 0-15 psi gauge.
- 9-foot long battery cables and 6-foot air hose gives you good reach.
- Eight valve adapters, including one specifically for Leafield C7 and D7 valves, links up to most common valves.
- Pump, cables and hose fit in a handy zipper carry case, with shoulder strap.
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Specs
| Action: | Inflate and deflate |
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| Power: | 12-Volt |
| Max. Inflation: | 15 psi (1.034 bar) |
| Dimensions: | 11 |
| Weight: | 3.75 lbs. |
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Reviews
John
-inflates quick.
Now onto the negatives:
-featureless, this pump doesn’t offer much compared to others on the market. No built in battery, no built in light, limited plug in options.
-poor quality, the auto shutoff worked fine the first two times I used it then stopped working entirely. I noticed this just in time, otherwise I would have risked permanently damaging my $4000 inflatable boat.
-plug in options are seriously lacking. Only comes with alligator clips for 12v source (car battery) so you’ll have to pop your car hood and attach directly to the battery. There is no option to plug in on the wall, no cigarette lighter adapter, just the clips and popping your hood each time you use it.
-more expensive than other options out there, that have similar (if not negligible) performance with richer feature sets.
Questions
Julie, looking at a You Tube video on the SHUBU, it appears to have a Halkey-Roberts New Short Valve. Look at this page - http://www.nrsweb.com/repair/hrvalves.asp - to make sure that's true on your board. If it is, also purchase the New Short Valve Adapter with the Bravo Pump and you can effortlessly pump up your board. Have fun!
Capacity 450 Lt / per min
Piston flow rate : 160Lt /per min
Turbine flow rate: 450 Lt/ per min
Must have for iSUP. Got to Love NRS too!
Caroline
Here's the link to that adapter - https://www.nrs.com/leafield-c7-d7-valve-adapter/prdw
You'll want to purchase the Halkey-Roberts New Short Fill Adapter to lock this pump's hose into your valves: https://www.nrs.com/new-short-halkey-roberts-fill-adapter/ptvq. This pump comes with a few generic adapters and the Leafield C7 Valve Adapter for use with the valves on our NRS inflatables.
We're not aware of anything Bravo makes that will do this for you. The best suggestion we have for you is to take the Bravo to a hardware/electrical shop and purchase a converter for the pump that will plug into power source you want to use.
Alltough the pressure has been set to 9 psi the pressure did not go above 3 psi after 10 minutes
How is this possible
It sounds like the pump may be defective. Please either call us, 800.635.5202, or email us - service@nrs.com - for more help in diagnosing the problem.
Joe, if your board has a Halkey-Roberts valve, it has to be the New Short, Item # 38500.01. You'll want the New Short Fill Adapter, # 38501.01. It will fit on one of the hose ends that comes with the pump.
Sorry, the Red folks don't identify what valve they use in their boards. Here are some pages for identifying the valves and adapters we carry. Hopefully one of them will work for you. Good Luck! - http://www.nrs.com/repair/valves.asp?tn=70
Shane, as long as an item can ship US Postal Service Priority Mail, you're good to go for the Free Shipping. The pump should be back in stock by the end of January. In this case you don't have to pay the Paradise Tax!
No, Jack, it doesn't include that adapter. Also pick up Item # 38501.01.
We needed one for our inflatable SUP. :-)
We have two NRS rafts and the original blowers broke
I want to be able to pump up my NRS Pike without a manual pump
Best pump available. Works well