Cordless Air Pump

Get pumped up, because our Cordless Air Pump makes inflating Luno Air Mattresses and other inflatable essentials easier than ever. Here, you’ll find everything you’ll need to set up and charge this game-changing car camping accessory.

What’s In The Box?

The Cordless Air Pump doesn’t travel solo. Here’s what you’ll find in the box:

Cordless Air Pump
USB-C charging cord
Luno Air Mattress valve nozzle
Two additional nozzles so you can inflate everything from rafts and kayaks to inner tubes and paddleboards

Battery Life

On a full charge, you can run the Cordless Air Pump continuously for 40-50 minutes. That means you can inflate your Luno Air Mattress and Base Extenders a minimum of ten times on a single charge!

Turning On The Cordless Air Pump

Press the power button for three seconds to turn on the Cordless Air Pump. We included a three-second delay so the pump doesn’t turn on randomly in transit.

Inflation Mode & Deflation Mode

The pump has two nozzle positions: one on the side for inflating, and one on the top for deflating. To switch from inflation to deflation modes, remove the nozzle from the lateral inflation position, then secure it to the deflation intake on the top of the pump.

Charging Your Pump

Beneath the power button, you’ll find four blue lights on the side of the pump. These lights signify battery level. When all four lights are blue, the pump is fully charged. When only one light is lit, it is time to recharge your pump.

To charge, plug the provided USB-C charging cord into a power source. Connect the cord to your pump, which has a USB-C port directly beneath the charging lights and the power button.

If you’re charging via a standard outlet at home, it takes approximately 4 hours to fully charge your Cordless Air Pump. However, it can take longer if you are charging via solar or a portable power bank.

If you misplace or break the charging cord, fear not! Any USB-C charging cord will do, and you likely already have one lying around the house. Luno does not sell replacement USB-C charging cords.

Questions?