True Gear

Sick of wrestling with hand pumps or mismatched connections? true gear covers practical options for inflating SUPs, kayaks and inflatable pontoons, plus a simple solar connection solution. Browse pumps for 12V or 240V setups, then find the right fit for your gear and where you use it.

High Pressure Pumps For Inflatables

A good electric air pump takes much of the effort out of preparing inflatable gear. The True Gear range includes options for different power sources and applications, so you can choose a pump that fits your setup.

12V Pumps For The Ramp Or The Campsite

If you want a 12V air pump for trips away, the 12V Electric Pump (20 PSI) is a practical place to start. It can suit users looking for a 12V SUP pump or paddle board pump when access to mains power is limited.

The High Pressure Electric Air Pump for inflatable boats, SUPs and kayaks is another option for getting inflatable water gear ready to use.

The 240V Pump For Home Or A Powered Site

Have access to mains power? The 240V Pump provides an alternative to a 12V setup.

A 240V air pump can make sense when you normally inflate your gear at home or somewhere with suitable mains power, rather than relying on a vehicle-based power source.

Why 20 PSI Matters

Pressure requirements vary between inflatables, so always check what your gear calls for before inflation.

The 12V Electric Pump (20 PSI) gives you a clearly defined maximum pressure to compare against those requirements. This makes it easier to decide whether the pump is suitable before you start.

Matching The Pump To Your Gear

The right pump depends on the inflatable, its required pressure and the power source you have available.

Paddle Boards And Kayaks

For a SUP or kayak, check the recommended pressure first. From there, you can compare the 12V Electric Pump (20 PSI) and High Pressure Electric Air Pump for inflatable boats, SUPs and kayaks with your requirements.

An electric SUP pump can also reduce the amount of manual pumping involved when setting up your gear.

Pontoons And Inflatable Docks

Larger inflatables can make an electric pump particularly useful. Before choosing an inflatable boat pump or pump for a pontoon or dock, check the required pressure and make sure your chosen pump is suitable.

Also consider where you usually set up. That can help you decide between a 12V option and the 240V Pump.

Solar Leads That Just Plug In

Solar setups often use different connector types. If your panel uses MC4 connections while your equipment uses an Anderson connection, the right adaptor lead can join the two.

MC4 To Anderson Plug, 50 Amp

The MC4 to Anderson Plug (50 amp) provides an MC4 to Anderson connection for compatible solar setups.

If you're searching for an mc4 to anderson, mc4 to anderson plug or solar panel Anderson plug, check the connectors on both sides of your setup before choosing.