Saturday, March 6, 2010

Air pump > Viair

12volt, Permanent Magnetic Motor, Duty Cycle: 15%@100PSI, Max. Working Pressure: 100 PSI, Max. Amp Draw: 14 Amps, Min. Ambient Temp: -4 F, Max. Ambient Temp: 176 F, Stainless Steel Braided Leader Hose, Dimensions: 6.57"Lx3.66"Wx6.18"H, Net Weight: 5.3 lbs., Oil-less Design, High Performance PTFE Piston Ring, Stainless Steel Valves, Moisture and Dust Resistant, Gearless Direct Drive Motor., Anodized Aluminum Alloy Cylinder, Automatic Reset Thermal Overload Protector., Heavy Duty Steel Stand with Vibration Isolators, Deluxe Carry Bag, 3-pc Inflation Kit, 150 PSI gauge, Cigarette Lighter Power Plug with 15 amp inline fuse holder. 16ft cable length, 4ft air hose. 70P is a small but powerful portable compressor kit that is capable of inflating up to 25-Inch and smaller tires easily by simply plugging into your cigarette lighter power port, connecting to a valve stem and turning the unit on. Tire pressure can be monitored using the gauge mounted on top of the unit. 70P Amp Draw Warning: Most automotive cigarette lighter/power ports handle up to 15 amps. Some vehicles power ports may have even lower amp ratings. Before purchasing and using this unit, inspect the amp draw limitations of your vehicle power port. The 70P Portable Air Compressor requires a power port rated for 15 amps. Never replace fuses of higher amp rating beyond the original rating of the circuit. Consult your vehicle manual for further details. You must turn on your vehicle when you are running the air compressor.  
Product Features:
+12 Vollt, Permanent Magnetic Motor
+Stainless Steel Braided Leader Hose
+Cigarette Lighter Power Plug with 15 AMP inline fuse holder
+Come with 16ft cable and 4ft air horse
+Come with a carrying bag
Amazon Verified Purchase (TOP 1000 REVIEWER)
Reviewed by: Christopher D. Scott (Aurora, IL United States)
All the positive reviews are correct., March 1, 2010
So, I bought this having read almost all of the reviews on here: they are correct when they say this thing rocks! I had a low tire--a 235/75 R 15 truck/SUV at about 25 psi--on a very cold day: about 5 F out. Plugged it into the 12V jack in the SUV and connected the screw-on nozzle and let it do it's thing. It was pretty quiet and filled the tire to 40 psi in 4 minutes and 2 seconds. Not bad considering the cold weather and this SUV weighs about 5000 lbs! And, this thing is small enough to store in the vehicle without taking up too much space. AND, the extension cord was really long to go all the way around the vehicle. Well worth the $40 bucks!

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