Supply Ability: 1,000,000 Piece/Pieces per Month
Packaging Details: Opp bag + Carton
| Quantity (Sets) |
1 - 5000 |
> 5000 |
| Est. Time (days) |
25 |
To be negotiated |
This Heavy Duty Portable 12V 140PSI Auto Tire Inflator Pump is engineered for durability. Powered directly from your 12V cigarette lighter socket, it is constructed from high-quality metal and rubber for long-lasting performance. Ideal for fast inflation of tires, rafts, and sports equipment.
Key Features:
- 140 PSI Max pressure for fast inflation
- Little handy unit, great for outdoor sports and camping
- Easy-to-read integrated pressure gauge
- Built-in LED light for night use
⚙️ Operating Instructions:
2
Connect the clamps to car battery (Red+/Black-).
3
Insert the inflation port into the tire valve core.
⚠️ Notice:
Due to high power, do not insert into the cigarette lighter directly for prolonged use. Use battery clamps when current is under 15A. If pressure rises to 50-100PSI instantly, air is blocked; remove connector and re-operate.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Can this inflator be used for trucks?
Yes, it is compatible with 12V/24V systems and suitable for various vehicles including cars, bicycles, and tractors.
Q2: Why should I connect it to the battery instead of the cigarette lighter?
Due to the high power (150W/14A), using battery clamps ensures a stable power supply and prevents blowing the car's internal fuses.
Q3: How fast can it inflate a standard tire?
With a 30mm cylinder and 140PSI max pressure, it provides rapid inflation for standard car tires (usually 35PSI).
Q4: Does it work at night?
Yes, the unit comes with a built-in LED light to assist with emergency inflation in dark conditions.
Q5: What should I do if the pressure gauge jumps to 100PSI immediately?
This indicates an air blockage. Immediately turn off the unit, remove the screw connector, and reconnect it properly to the tire valve.
Q6: What is the lead time for bulk orders?
For quantities up to 5,000 sets, the estimated lead time is 25 days. Larger orders are subject to negotiation.