New sleep number bed

[turbopilot51]

I finished installing our new queen sleep number bed to replace the king bed. The tricky part was running power for the pump under the bed storage area. I ran an extension cord(inside cordmate wire protector) from the bedroom outlet(between bed and bathroom) under the pedestal and located the pump on the moveable part of the bed frame. I trimmed off the excess width of the plywood and drilled two holes for the air hoses. We now have a comfortable for years to enjoy and more room around the bed area.

[Outbackmel]

OK....jealous..... Soooo glad DW does not read this forum....

Enjoy. We love our lumpy mattress, gives us morning conversation material.

[f6bits]

Out of curiosity, does the bed run on 12V, or 110V?

[DocData757]

We have the RV king version from Camping World and absolutely love it. The DW and I have different settings so it worked out great. Its 110V.

I didn't have to make any mods or holes. I put the compressor along side of the head of the bed that is in the slide. The hoses just lay between the mattress and wall. This location is close enough to use the plug but the bathroom door.

It is so worth the $. Wise choice turbopilot51!

[turbopilot51]

[QUOTE=sdayman;25980]Out of curiosity, does the bed run on 12V, or 110V?[/Q
The pump uses 110 volt power. The remote is wireless.

[mhs4771]

We upgraded in the spring and love it. Originally thought the OEM mattress was good, until we spent 3 months on it, changed our minds pretty quickly especially since we're spending 6 months (New Snow Birds) in our rig now. We stayed with our King, we need the room especially if it gets cool, as it becomes a 4 Cat nite, so we need the room (LOL)