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plug has just melted inside 12v socket after 6 minutes of work. be careful, don't burn your car, replace plug immediately after purchase, because the compressor is powerful
quickly inflates empty tyre: 225/45r17 from 0 to 2.5 bar in less than 4 minutes
low noise
awful plug which melts in 4-5 mins.it isn't intended for this compressor. need to be replaced with a good one, not that cheap plastic sh*t
So far it works great for the price, inflated the bike to 4 bar, although above 3 bar you can already tell it's struggling a bit, but it's fine, I probably wouldn't try any more because it's getting pretty hot and letting it pressurize for more than a minute at a time is probably not ideal. The positive thing is that the manufacturer doesn't lie and guarantees only 2.4 bar, which is a good sign compared to those noname manufacturers who promise 11 bar and similar nonsense for those mini-compressors. Powered from a Viking 150 Wh backup power supply through the starter output straight from the battery to handle a lot of amps without protection limitations, because 120W is quite a lot for 12V and you can hardly get a transformer to the socket that would tighten it. In a car, with the ignition on, I don't think it will be a problem. Up to 3 bar it pressurizes beautifully smoothly and quickly, over 3 bar it is a bit breathing and takes longer, so it must be enough for pressurizing for example car wheels, or for pressurizing the expansion tank at the waterworks and similar things. For pressurizing some road bikes where the pressure is above 4.5 bar, probably not so much, or to push it up to 3-4 bar and then pressurize manually.
pressurised the bike to 4 bar in about 30 seconds
acceptable noise level
the patent on the hose really seals and holds on the valve
it could also have a transformer to the socket, but 120W power supply would probably cost more than the compressor
Perfect for a scooter or a car. It's small, so it fits in the box.
Pressure up to 7 bar, not what is in the description.
He's pushing fast.
It has a screw-in valve, not a lever like the others. It's easier to install on the valve.
Small but powerful.
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