Aquaglide Accelerator Pump

Yes, absolutely. While it is specifically engineered to handle the high-pressure requirements of drop-stitch floors, it works perfectly for standard inflatables as well. The dual-stage system allows you to inflate lower-pressure items quickly without over-inflating them.

It is designed to connect directly to a standard 12V DC outlet, commonly found in vehicles or marine battery setups. Ensure your power source can handle the draw required for high-pressure inflation to avoid blowing a fuse.

You simply set your desired pressure on the digital display, and the pump handles the rest. Once the internal sensor detects that the inflatable has reached your preset psi, the motor cuts off automatically, preventing accidental over-inflation.

The pump comes with the most common industry fittings, including Halkey-Roberts, Boston, and stem valves. This covers the vast majority of towables, kayaks, and stand-up paddleboards on the market today.

For most users, 4 feet is sufficient to reach the valve while the pump sits on the ground or inside your vehicle. If you are inflating a very large item, you may need to position the pump close to the valve, but the hose length is standard for this class of portable inflator.

The dual-stage design is about efficiency. The first stage uses a high-volume flow to fill the bulk of the inflatable quickly, while the second stage switches to a lower-volume, high-pressure mode to safely and accurately reach the final psi setting.