150PSI Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor Intelligent Cordless Car Air Pump
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About this product
This intelligent cordless car air pump is a portable tire inflator capable of reaching a maximum working pressure of 150 PSI. It operates as a corded electric unit and comes in a purple color. The inflator includes a set of accessories: an air tube with a Schrader valve adapter, a Presta valve adapter, and a ball needle, making it versatile for various inflation needs. It features an oil-free lubrication type, a flow rate of 21 liters per minute, and is housed in an aluminum tank.
Our take
This portable tire inflator offers strong performance with its 150 PSI maximum pressure and a decent flow rate of 21 liters per minute, which should handle most standard inflation tasks efficiently. The inclusion of multiple adapters for Schrader, Presta, and ball needles makes it very versatile right out of the box. While it's labeled as an "intelligent cordless" pump in the title, the specs list it as "corded electric," which is a bit contradictory, so expect it to require a power cord. The aluminum tank and oil-free design are good for durability and low maintenance.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- 150 PSI maximum working pressure
- 21 Liters Per Minute flow rate
- Versatile with multiple valve adapters
- Oil-free lubrication
- Durable aluminum tank
Cons
- Conflicting 'cordless' and 'corded electric' descriptions
- Specific purple color
Specifications
- Color Purple
- Maximum Working Pressure 150 Psi
- Power Source Corded Electric
- Portability Portable
- Set Includes Tire Inflator, Air Tube (with Schrader Valve Adapter), Presta Valve Adapter, Ball Needle
- MPN Tire Inflator
Show all 16 specifications
- Brand
- Unbranded
- Lubrication Type
- Oil-Free
- Flow Rate
- 21 Liters Per Minute
- Type
- Air Inflator
- Horse Power
- 0.1746 horsepower
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 Year
- Voltage
- 12 V
- Model
- ITI001
- Tank Material
- Aluminum
- Country of Origin
- United States