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This compact and versatile 12V powered air compressor is a great solution for inflating a range of items including bike or car tyres, air mattresses, ski tubes, sports balls, and more. Operating this compressor is a breeze – just plug the included power cable into any 12V cigarette-lighter power source, set your desired air pressure on the digital display, attach the nozzle to the inflation valve, and activate the power switch. The compressor will automatically stop once it reaches the preset pressure. Small enough to store in the car boot for on-the-go convenience. Supplied with 3m long power cable, and two nozzles for inflating various sports tubes or balls. 
 
• Portable and compact
• 12V powered
• Fast inflation
• Digital pressure gauge
• Automatic cut-off
• Works on cars, bikes and sports gear

Specifications:
• Rated power: 80W
• Working voltage: 12VDC
• Inflation speed: 25L/Min
• Cable length: 3m
• Dimensions: 150(H) x 100(W) x 50(D)mm
• Weight: 400g

Width:100.0 mm
Height:150.0 mm
Depth:50.0 mm
Dimension details:• Dimensions: 150(H) x 100(W) x 50(D)mm

12VDC Portable Air Compressor 25L/Min

Cat. No: MC7210
5.0(1)
$49.95
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Very capable mini compressor.

BigglesNovember 2024

Bought to carry on motorcycle for emergency puncture repair. Suitably compact. Switchable scale between PSI, BAR and KPA. Pressure sensor/readout quite accurate when compared with two other pressure gauges I have. The downloadable manual has a conversion table which isn't necessary as the unit will display the three main pressure systems. It also says the power is from USB, which is obviously nonsense. The cigarette lighter plug works. I converted mine to an Anderson plug to suit the arrangement I have on my bike.

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