AstroAI Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor Up to 150 PSI 12V DC Digital Air Pump
About AstroAI
Thank you for purchasing the AstroAI Heavy-Duty Portable Air Compressor. – The product features an automatic overheating protection system. Once the product reaches an unsafe temperature, it will automatically shut off to protect its circuitry. It also has 4 anti-slip rubber pads to make the product more stable.
Thank you again for choosing AstroAI, if you have any questions or concerns regarding your product, please get in touch with us at support@astroai.com
WARNING
- Please read the instructions carefully before use. Incorrect usage may damage the product.
- Please practice electrical safety while using this product.
- Do not use the product for unintended purposes.
- Do not place the tire inflator near any heat sources, such as vehicle exhaust pipes.
- Do not use the product near any flammable liquids or gases.
- Do not disassemble the tire inflator.
- Ensure the tire inflator is intact before use, do not use it if it is damaged.
- Do not use the tire inflator if it is damaged or if its wires are exposed, doing so poses a serious risk of electric shock.
PACKAGE INCLUDES
- AstroAl Tire Inflator ×1
- User Manual ×1
- Air Nozzles ×2
- Needle Valve Adapter ×1
- Replacement Fuse ×1
- Presta to Schrader Adapter ×1
DIAGRAM
- LED Light
- LED Button
- Handle
- Power Button
- Screen
- UNIT Button
- “+” & “-” Buttons
- Quick Connector
- 12 V Cigarette Lighter Cable
- Replacement Fuse
- Needle Valve Adapter
- Presta to Schrader Adapter
- 2 x Air Nozzles
FEATURES
- Auto Shutoff: Once the preset air pressure is reached, the tire inflator will automatically shut off.
- LCD Screen: Easy to operate, read and understand.
- Extended DC Power Cord: 9.84 ft (3 m).
- Portable Design: Easy to carry and store in a car.
- Power Cut Memory Function: Automatically recalls the previously set pressure.
- LED light provides illumination in dark environments.
INSTRUCTIONS
- Insert the cigarette lighter into your car’s 12 V outlet. The screen will illuminate after receiving power.
- Press the “R” Button to choose the desired pressure unit. (4 options: PSI, Bar, kPa, kg/cm?).
- Use the “+” and “-” Buttons to set the desired pressure. Use the tire pressure guide on the inside of the driver’s door for guidance. Make sure that the preset pressure is higher than the current pressure of your tire.
- Remove the valve cap from the valve stem of the tire and connect the air nozzle to the valve stem. If you want to illuminate your surroundings, press the LED Button. (Tip: For better sealing when using the air nozzle, align the valve stem, firmly press it in, and flip the small lever.)
- Press the Power Button to inflate “U”. Once the preset air pressure is reached, the tire inflator will automatically shut off.
- Remove the air nozzle quickly and recap the valve cap to the tire stem.
TROUBLESHOOTING
The tire inflator will not inflate
- Ensure the in-line fuse is securely and correctly inserted; replace the fuse if necessary.
- Check the vehicle’s cigarette lighter fuse, it should be rated at 15 A.
- Ensure there is a secure connection between the power cord and 1the 2 V socket.
- The preset tire pressure is lower than the current tire pressure. Increase the preset tire pressure to the manufacturer-recommended level.
The tire inflator is operating abnormally
- The inflation nozzle is not properly connected to the tire’s valve stem.
- Ensure there is a strong connection between the power cord and the 12 V socket.
- The preset tire pressure is lower than the current tire pressure. Increase the preset tire pressure to the manufacturer-recommended level.
Air leaking through the hose
Ensure there is a strong connection between the inflation nozzle and the valve stem.
Slow inflation
- The inflation nozzle is not properly connected to the tire’s valve stem.
- Excessive use will slow the inflation rate of the tire inflator. Turn it off and let it cool for at least 10 minutes.
Shuts off after extended use
If the tire inflator continues to run for more than 15 minutes, it will shut off due to its overheating protection. Please let it cool for at least 10 minutes.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Model AIRUN Z1
- Working Voltage DC 12 V
- Power Rating 90 W
- Maximum Working Pressure 150 PSI
- Display Units PSI, Bar, kPa, kg/cm?
- Maximum Current 15 A
- Inflation Hose Length 2.29 ft (70 cm)
- Power Cord Length 9.84 ft (3 m)
- Dimensions 3.5 x 7.1 x 6.3 in (8.78 x 18 x 16 cm)
- Certificate FCC
RECYCLING
You may dispose of the product when its service life has ended, please recycle the recyclable parts according to local guidelines.
WARRANTY PERIOD
2-Year Limited Warranty from AstroAl.
Each AstroAl Portable Tire Inflator will be free from defects in material and workmanship. This warranty does not cover damage from neglect, misuse, contamination, alteration, accident, or abnormal conditions of operation or handling. This warranty covers the original purchaser only and is not transferable. AstroAl always wants to provide our customers with excellent products and customer service. Questions or concerns? We’re happy to help! Please contact us via support@astroai.com
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Email: support@astroai.com
FAQs About AstroAI Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor Up to 150 PSI 12V DC Digital Air Pump
What distinguishes an air compressor from a tire inflator?
A tire inflator is a small, lightweight gadget designed with portability and simplicity in mind, primarily for tire inflation. It can be used for tiny inflatables like bicycle tires and car tires, although it is typically not as strong as an air compressor.
Work 12-volt air compressors?
Anything that requires compressed air may be utilized with it. A 12-volt air compressor is the best option if you wish to utilize pneumatic tools in a remote area, such as nailers, which depend on compressed air to operate. All you have to do is connect it to your car’s battery to have compressed air anytime you want it.
Is 50 psi a suitable tire pressure?
In most cases, 30 to 35 psi is sufficient. There should be a sticker in the door jam of your car with the recommended factory pressures listed on it. (The front and back may differ.)
42 tire pressure—is it too much?
The size of the car and its tires determine the recommended tire pressure. The typical tire pressure for a small automobile is 30 psi, for a medium-sized car is 36 psi, and for a large car is 42 psi, according to the standard sizes for each category. Remember that warm tires often have 4-6 psi more pressure in them than cold tires.
Must I purchase a tire inflator?
For drivers, an air compressor or tire inflator can be a very useful tool.
What is the purpose of a 12V compressor?
On the market today, there are numerous varieties of portable air compressors made to run on a 12-volt direct current. These are primarily intended to fill low-pressure objects, such as air mattresses, sports balls, and occasionally automobile tires in an emergency.
Is a tire compressor available?
Using an air inflator is safe if there is a slow leak or if the tires are a bit low on air. Make sure the compressor’s nozzle is correctly attached to the tire’s valve stem to inflate it. Before using the compressor pump, make sure all the connections are correct.
Why would someone need a 12V compressor?
Present-day portable air compressors come in a variety of varieties that are built to run on a 12-volt direct current. Air mattresses, sports balls, and occasionally automobile tires in an emergency are examples of low-pressure devices that are intended to be inflated with these.
Might I use a tire compressor?
An air inflator can be used safely in the event of a slow leak or when the tires are a bit low on air. Make sure that the compressor nozzle is correctly attached to the valve stem of the tire to inflate it. Before using the compressor pump, check that all connections are made correctly.
Is tires safe to use at 100 psi?
You can usually find the recommended tire pressure for your car’s tires on a label on the driver’s side door jamb or in the owner’s handbook. For the majority of passenger car tires, 100 PSI would generally be too high and could result in dangerous driving conditions.
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