HART 20-Volt High-Volume Low-Pressure Inflator/Deflator Air Pump (Battery Not Included)
- Model Number:
- HPIF33
- UPC:
- 810022393994
- EAN:
- 0810022393994
- Walmart SKU:
- 394571289
Market rate of $25.60 positions buyers 0.0% under the established average.
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Tracking History: We have tracked HART 20-Volt High-Volume Low-Pressure Inflator/Deflator Air Pump (Battery Not Included) since 12/6/2022. The most recent price update was on Sep 16, 2024.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $25.60 (lowest on 8/21/2024) to $32.00 (highest on 6/3/2024). The average price during this period is $29.02.
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.8/5 from 50 reviews.
this pump is very nice. It works great on blow up mattresses. We've used it on both of our queen size mattresses and they inflate them rather quick compared to the old "C" and "D" battery mattress pumps. It also has a deflator port which makes for a quick take down process. If you are camping I would definitely have 2 fully charged Hart batteries just in case.
After owning this for a few weeks I finally got to use this today for what I bought it for, blowing up an Airhead Super Mable 2-3 person towable tube, and it worked fantastically. Having building up my collection of Hart tools recently and liking how well they have worked I came across this inflator and knew that I had to try it. When I take my boat out to the lake and blow up my Super Mable tube for the kids to go tubing on I only get it blown up good enough if I use a 120v wall outlet blower but most places I launch the boat at doesn't have 120v outlets. That leaves me with using a 12v blower I plug into the trucks cigarette lighter outlet 90% of the time. I have an expensive name brand 12v blower made for blowing up tubes and it just doesn't blow them up good enough. It leaves them kinda flat and they are harder to pull with the boat because the kids sit lower in the water. Even if I do use my 120v blower at the start of the day, if the tube looses a little air through out the day I have to us the 12v blower using the 12v plug on the boat and I still have the same problem rest of the day. The kids definitely can tell the speed is much slower when it's not inflated all the way so it makes it less fun for them. We just got off the lake earlier today and I had this inflator with me today. I could tell right at the boat ramp it was gonna be a great day tubing. This inflator blew up this big tube in about 30-45 seconds. Way faster then my 12v blower and it got it aired up just as good as my 120v blower. I threw this in one of the storage boxes on the boat and off we went. One time during the day, like normal, the kids starting noticing water collecting on top of the tube where they sit, that's the sign we need to air it back up just a little bit so it's tight enough the water just runs off where they are sitting instead of pooling up. So I pull the tube back up to the boat, pull out this CORDLESS inflator and blow it right back up to full capacity again. And I emphasize cordless because that was the greatest benefit for me. My 12v blower has a pretty long cord with it, so by the time I get it unraveled and plugged in I'm tripping all over the cord trying to walk back to the tube. This was just so much easier, faster, and blew it up to a way fuller capacity then the 12v blower. I will also add that I have a same name branded battery powered inflator made for tubes or camping and it's in the camp box because it's even worse for blowing up the big tube then the 12v is but it works ok for air mattresses. As good as this Hart inflator worked today, it's definitely going to be packed in the boat replacing my 12v blower and I will consider buying a 2nd one for the camp box to replace the D battery powered blower I have in there for blowing up air mattresses when camping. This inflator is awesome!!
At first, I did not expect a power tool to be a substantial source of efficiency for filling up our pool floats. We own a manual and electric pump that we currently use for our blowup beds, but this is so much better!!!! The time to fill up a large float felt like mere seconds. I think it took only a couple of minutes, but by the time to adjust the float to circulate the air, it was full. Love this!!! This is definitely going to be a great summer addition to our shed next to the pool floats. Happy Summer!!!
I bought this tool for work bench table top blower and it works great. So saw dust beware. Portable cordless or hose less blower. Another plus is the on off switch were it stays on without holding it down well done hart. If It had a snake like hose were you could bend it were you want it would make this tool a really cool tool. So wether blowing off dusty tools or projects it works great.
Even though my tent's mattress is self-inflating, this Hart pump is great for getting that extra little bit of air in for added firmness. You don't want to blow into the mattress as any germs from your mouth can hide and thrive inside the foam. The pump is also useful for deflating the mattress without the annoying and often frustrating process of rolling it up with all your weight on it.
This inflator is a must have for everyone. I blew up pool floats in like 10 seconds. An air mattress in 2 minutes, and a slide for the pool in like 2 minutes! Itnwas easy to attach the battery to this piece, and easy to use as well. Makes life much easier for sure. Must have accessories to go with your set. I recommend this!
Have had this inflator for a little while now and I really love it. I've used it quite a bit for blowing dust/dirt around the shop and grill. I also use it a lot to inflate/deflate my kids backyard toys and kiddie pools. I used to use an air compressor for this, but this tool is 100 times better for this task. It's handheld, light, and much faster at inflating low pressure things like beach toys and balloons. The only negative I can think of are that the tool gets pretty hot fairly quickly, but even then it has yet to stop working. It also doesn't seem as powerful as the Kobalt version which is not much more expensive. However, thanks the Hart comes with onboard storage for the smaller adapter which is really nice, something the Kobalt does not have.
I got tired of inflating my twin size air mattress with a shop vac so I looked for something more portable. I wanted to be able to take it to motels. This inflator is just the ticket. It does a great job, and works with a 20 volt battery. Battery and charger are sold separately on this model, and this does not fit a Black & Decker battery. This would be great for pool toys, and kiddy pools also.
The 20V High-Volume Low-Pressure Inflator does not come with the battery. It does tell you this on the box. It works as described and just as quickly as they say. It will be a great addition to our camper with the inflatable mattresses going up quickly.
I'd like to start off by saying that it does not come with battery and charger which are both required for this tool to work as it only works with battery (20-Volt Hart battery and charger sold separately). It's pretty expensive battery so I'd recommend buying more Hart products, which share the same battery, if you are looking for additional tools, as that would make your purchase more economical by sharing same battery for multiple tools. That said, I have several pool floats that I often need to inflate and deflate and this thing is made for that very purpose. Also, we usually carry our air mattress when traveling and many times don't find the electric outlet needed for the air pump that came with the mattress. However, this portable Hart tool comes handy to inflate/deflate the mattress and is pretty lightweight to carry along. Deflating used to be a nightmare before I got this handy dandy tool, but now it can do it for me quickly and nicely.
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