Yes, there are inverters that plug into the cigarette lighter socket that have outputs of 120 volts. To estimate the size of the inverter you will need, find the wattage of the pump. If there is no wattage stated on the label, multiply the amperage stated by 120 volts for an answer in watts. Amps x Volts = Watts. You should obtain an inverter with a wattage slightly higher that you need, for the air pump.
Aerobed mattresses are inflatable mattresses which are designed to be very comfortable. They have a pump as an integral part of their construction, which means that they are very easy and quick to inflate. They have an "indoor" range which are for use in the home instead of a traditional mattress, and an "outdoor" range which can be used whilst camping.
Campmor have a good range of air mattresses as do Aerobed. Another way to find out about them would be to go to a site such as amazon and look at what is on offer and to read the customer reviews which can be very helpful as they are likely to tell you which ones are durable and easy to inflate and deflate.
Your air mattress will begin to deflate over time, and you can usually tell when it needs to be re-inflated. Depending on the mattress, you may need to inflate it every couple of days. If there are pinholes, you may need to inflate it daily or more than once a day.
Canadian Tire would probably be the best place for this item. They have a large assortment of camping equipment and gear. They have a variety of motors at different prices.
You could find a pump to inflate an air mattress at any sporting good store or a store that specializes in camping equipment. Sports Authority and REI would likely have an air pump. You could buy a pump to inflate an air mattress at most out door and sports or recreation stores. Sports Authority and REI would be stores that would carry a pump. Also any pool store would carry this item.
Self inflating camping mattresses are filled with open cell foam. Open cell means the air in the bubbles is not permanently trapped but can be pushed in and out of the bubbles. This foam is made from a flexible and durable plastic with a strong "memory" so that it tries to return to the same shape after pressure is removed. When the mattresses air vents are opened on a deflated mattress, the pressure of the foam trying to revert to its expanded shape pulls air in to the mattress. The vents are then closed and the trapped air inside the mattress provides support for people lying on the mattress.
Self inflating camping mattresses are filled with open cell foam. Open cell means the air in the bubbles is not permanently trapped but can be pushed in and out of the bubbles. This foam is made from a flexible and durable plastic with a strong "memory" so that it tries to return to the same shape after pressure is removed. When the mattresses air vents are opened on a deflated mattress, the pressure of the foam trying to revert to its expanded shape pulls air in to the mattress. The vents are then closed and the trapped air inside the mattress provides support for people lying on the mattress.
The most common problems are inflation problems where either the mattress will not stay fully inflated due to a slow leak, the mattress is difficult to inflate, or the mattress becomes punctured. Users of air mattresses also complain of temperature problems, where the mattress is either too cold or too hot for comfortable sleep.
The rubber odor in an Aerobed is very noticeable when it is first set up. To get rid of the odor, remove the bed from its packaging and inflate it, and then allow it to air out for two to three days. At the end of this time the strong rubber odor will be gone.
Inflate is a verb.
The prefix in "inflate" is "in-".
To fill with air is to inflate