Outdoor Master Orca – Electric Paddle Board Pump With Battery Power

OUTDOOR MASTERS ORCA – ELECTRIC PADDLE BOARD PUMP WITH INTERNAL BATTERY PACK

Next-generation paddle board pump with battery pack

Outdoor Masters electric paddle board pump is a 2 speed pump with cooling fan with an internal battery pack allows people to pump their board with an electric paddle board pump without needing to use their car battery. This electric paddleboard pump has an internal batter pack so it allows people to pump their board (without using a manual pump) anywhere they like, allowing the adventure of paddleboarding to be very very easy, pack your Paddleboard pump in your bag, take it on your adventure and inflate your board easily. 

This pump with an internal battery pack inflates your paddleboards to 20 psi and has an internal cooling fan which allows 3 boards to be inflated, the internal batter pack will inflate 3 boards to (15PSI/300L) or 2 boards to 20psi.

Charging Methods

1) 12v car charger socket (cannot be run whilst charging from the car)

2) 230v normal household plug – for faster charging

Both are neatly tucked away in storage at the back of the pump.

4 BATTERY POWER LEVEL DISPLAY

25%-50%-75%-100%

It is recommended to charge the battery at 25% to extend the battery life.

 

What’s the difference between the electric pumps on our website?

1-speed paddleboard pump:

“What does 1 speed mean?” This electric pump operates at a single speed, which means it inflates your board more slowly.

Why is this pump slower? Inflating a paddleboard to 20 psi requires a significant amount of pressure through the pistons. To avoid burning out the pistons within the motor, the pump inflates slowly, allowing for the higher pressure while ensuring the pump’s durability.

How to use a single-speed pump to its full capacity: You may have noticed that inflating your board to 8 to 12 psi is relatively easy. The stronger you are, the more volume you can inflate without getting tired. To maximise the efficiency of a single-speed pump, start with a hand pump to get as much air into your board as possible (while it’s still easy for you). Then, switch to the electric pump to complete the inflation process. As with any pump, make sure the valve is in the upright position before inflating. When transitioning from the hand pump to the electric pump, the air will not escape from the board.

2-speed paddleboard pump:

A 2-speed paddleboard pump offers two different inflation speeds.

The first speed is faster and allows the board to be inflated from 0 pressure more quickly than a single-speed pump (though not faster than manual inflation). Once the pump reaches higher pressure, it slows down and continues inflating at a lower speed. This gradual inflation prevents the pistons from burning out.

2-speed pump with cooling fan:

This pump performs the same functions as the 2-speed pump, but it includes an integrated cooling fan. This feature allows the pump to inflate up to three boards simultaneously without overheating.