BLACK AND DECKER ASI400-XJ 12V DC High Pressure Inflator
BLACK AND DECKER ASI400-XJ 12V DC High Pressure Inflator
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What’s Included
- 1 x 3 Piece Adaptor Set
- Voltage: 12v
Product Overview
Part No: ASI400-XJ(DEWPASI400)
Features & Benefits
- Pre-selection switch for 2 operating modes
- High Pressure Low Volume mode, eg for tyres and balls
- Low Pressure High Volume mode, eg for air mattresses
- Additional pump discharge mode
- Automatically switches off upon reaching the preselected pressure
- Illuminated, easy to read digital display
- Integrated accessory storage on the device
- Light weight with high quality rubber carry handle
- Compact dimensions for storage in a vehicle or cupboard
- Includes 3 piece valve set
Technical Specification
- Power: 12v vehicle socket
- Max Pressure: 11 Bar / 160 PSI
- Dimensions: 24 cm x 16 cm x 25 cm
- Weight: 1.8 kg
Our Expert Says…
This truly versatile inflator can be used anywhere. With three different power sources; you can use it in the home with the mains electric power, plug into an in-car socket using the 12V adapter, or even use the 18V lithium-ion battery if you're on the go outside. Ideal for car and bike tyres, mattresses, footballs and more, the high volume output gets the job done quickly. Complete with a digital pressure gauge and automatic shutoff technology, this inflator brings set-it and forget-it, peace of mind.FAQs
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