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12,00
EUR
70,06
Incl. VAT 87,58
Total incl. delivery
102,58
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Automotive compressor with anodised aluminium cylinders and German piston, capable of increasing pressure up to 7 atmospheres. Inflating a standard car tire (195 / 70R14) takes the compressor only 3 minutes (32 l/min) or 6 minutes for an SUV tire. The maximum noise level is only 72 dB. During tire inflation, the device does not roar or "jump", but only hums quietly. The air hose is 0.5 m long, the power cable 3.1 m. The total length allows inflating the wheels within a radius of 3.6 m from the cigarette lighter. When the compressor is connected to the cigarette lighter, its display immediately shows the pressure in the wheel. The user can select the units of measurement of his choice: KPA, PSI, BAR. Along with the display, the radiator is switched on at the same time to cool the compressor during operation. To pump the wheel you need to set the desired pressure, after reaching which the compressor switches off, this is done by touch buttons.
Parameters - Input voltage 12V from the car igniter - Inflates a 195/70R14 tyre from 0 to 130PSi in three minutes - Target pressure setting on the display, once reached the compressor automatically switches off - Simple snap-on valve connector - Power cable length 3.5m - Measurable units KPa, BAR, PSi - LED display with perfect visibility even in the dark - Low noise level up to 72dB - Plastic parts withstand temperatures ranging from 35°C to 85°C - Also includes a needle for inflating the ball or adapters for inflating the lounger - Dimensions 208mm x 105mm x 202mm - Weight 2200g
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EAN:
6971669780401
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