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Kensun AC/DC Digital Tire Inflator for Car 12V DC and Home 110V AC Rapid Performance Portable Air Compressor Pump for Car, Bicycle, Motorcycle, Basketball and Others

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Condition
New
Model
Kensun-EHRComp-A58A
Capacity
30 liters
Dimensions
11.8"L x 4.3"W x 6.7"H
Weight
5 lb
Color
Black
Material
Metal

Features 5

  • FAST INFLATION: With Kensun's advanced engineering, the 120W solid metal motor provide superb power, which will make your tire inflation super-fast and easy.
  • AC/DC FOR CAR AND HOME: Kensuns unique AC/DC switching with 12V car cigarette light plug as well as 110V wall plug for home outlet makes this inflator more useful since you can use it anywhere.
  • AUTO SHOT-OFF DIGITAL GAUGE: Unit shuts off automatically when preset pressure is reached. Large, bright, back-lit LCD display with unit conversion (PSI/Bar/KPA) makes this unit super easy and safe to operate.
  • MULTI-PURPOSE: Inflate tires of cars, bikes, sedan and midsize SUV. Adaptors for balls and inflatables included, in addition to the unique AC/DC capabilities and LED worklight makes this inflator useful in any situation.

Description

Kensun presents you with a premium quality programmable air compressor. This portable tire inflator comes with two power cords (110V and 12V) making it extremely convenient to use both on the road and indoors. The backlit digital pressure gauge allows for choosing between different measuring units for your convenience. This product is designed for compact portability and can be easily stored in the trunk or a driver’s cabin. A zipped carry bag that comes included helps protect it from dirt and dust. In addition, it provides neat storage for cables and accessories! Specific features of our air compressor: The unit is equipped with a bright LED light that makes the air compressor perfect for emergencies and convenient to operate even at night. The backlit LCD display is easy to read even at night. You can preset the needed pressure and the unit will shut off automatically at your chosen pressure. This portable electric air pump has a super powerful 120W solid metal motor that pumps at 30 liters per minute. You will appreciate the fast inflation when you need it most. The air compressor comes with a set of accessory nozzles. As well as tires, you can pump up basketball, soccer balls, pool toys, etc. Inflation has never been so easy before! Our air compressor is a great choice for car drivers and cyclists! This is a reliable emergency pump that can be kept at hand when traveling. This compressor can pump up a range of balls and swimming pool inflatables. Adaptable for any situation, you will find this an essential companion for you sporting endeavors. This unit performs flawlessly anywhere. Simply connect the 12V power plug into the cigarette lighter socket in your vehicle, pre-set the pressure, switch on and wait! Uniquely, this unit also comes equipped with an AC power cord so it can be plugged into your wall at home or in your garage making it easy to inflate when and where you need it.

Specs 26

Brand Kensun
Voltage 12 volts
Recommended Uses For Product Tire Inflation
Power Source Corded Electric
Noise Level 92 db
Noise 92 db
Additional Features Presets
Maximum Power 120 watts

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Top Amazon Reviews

Does what I wanted
I bought this from Amazon because I was tired of inflating car tires at the gas station, for a buck each time. And tired of inflating bike tires manually. (three kids and parents all ride bikes). The unit is powered from a wall outlet, or from a car charger. You set the desired pressure, in PSI, BAR, or kPa. The display shows current air pressure, and target pressure. Press the button, and away it goes. I have used it for a month now. each time on two cars and a bunch of bicycles. The car tires take about as much time to fill as the inflator at your gas station. The bike tires are filled within seconds, smaller volume. While there are certain "imperfections", I won't ding them any stars, as those things are minor to me. I like being able to set a pressure, and then leave it running, and shuts off when filled. So things to consider. 1) On bicycle tires when you release the screw clamp, you lose about 2-4 PSI each time. So, just set the PSI a bit higher, and once you remove the clamp, it will be down to desired pressure, approx. i.e. I set a bike tire for 42 PSI, and it shuts off, I unscrew clamp, and it comes out at desired 40 PSI. This loss of air is not a problem for car tires. 2) I haven't used the car charger, so don't know about how effective that is 3) If the unit fails on me, I will update this review. No failure yet. 4) a couple times, I set the pressure, and it shut off just under the target pressure. i.e. I set car tire to 35 PSI, and it shut off at 34.5 PSI (increments in 0.5 PSI). Not a prob, just hit the start button again, and it went all the way. My suspicion is that the seniors round off different than the target pressure... anyway, not a big deal to me. 5) As others have said, the car charger wire cannot be detached. Work around, just wrap it under the handle, and no problem. 6) overheating. Using this on two cars and a bunch of bicycles at a time, takes about 15-20 mins. haven't noticed any overheating. Though the hose does get warm, before main unit. 7) Hose length is ... maybe 2 feet?? Not very long. Again, not a problem to me. The unit is light, and its easy to bring close to the tire. Not sure why others complain about this. 8) Accuracy of the air gauge. The digital readout shows current pressure, as well as desired pressure. My plastic air gauge, with the pop out stick, doesn't give the same reading. Which one is more accurate? I think the digital one, as it matches the sensors in my car, the one that has built in sensors. So again, while maybe not perfect, it is perfect for my uses. As long as it lasts, it gets 5 stars form me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2019 by Deal
great 120v & 12v air pump once i bought some additional accessories
Review Image by albert truong
I had a old bonaire that lasted me 8 years till the hoses on it disentergrated. They dont make that model anymore, and everything i've found online were either 12V or super klunky 120V with horrible reviews. i was looking for a nice 120v just for home/garage use. I wasn't prticularly fond of the kensun at first because it lacked a long extension and quick release, but reviews and people mentioning that you can add an extension and quickrelease convinced me to get one. i ended up going to a local autozone and picked up a slime quick release. off of amazon, i ordered a vlair hose extension. this setup now works great! some users had mentioned that it doesnt remember the previous PSI setting when unplugged, but mine seems to (maybe updated?). the digital psi gauge is pretty accurate and matches several of my psi gauges. it functions as it should and stops pumping air once the specified psi is reached. i'm used to the bonaire having a nice all in one package so theres no cables flopping everywhere when you store it. it had a nice elegance to it. the kensun kinda lacks this but because it comes with a storage bag, everything fits, and actually is more convenient because you can just toss all the accessories into the bag, not having to worry if you wrapped a chord correctly. the only issue i have right now is that when i toggle the on button for air, every now and then, it has a millisecond buzz before going away. i dont know if thats indicative of anything, but i feel rest assured knowing this company responds to customers quickly and having a 2 year warranty. oh also, surprised by packaging! complelely shrinkwrapped and "new product" sticker placed on the tab to let u know if its actually new or not. anyways, time will tell; i use this to pump up tires often so we'll see how it handles in the upcoming months. will update maybe in 3-6 months. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2018 by albert truong
This one is fine and does what it says
I get so tired of fighting with gas station compressors, often not working well or running long enough, so I bought this compressor. I had tried a less expensive Husky that did not work well. This one is fine and does what it says. It is a bit noisy, running at about 87 dBA but it is lightweight and relatively small. Be careful with the M mode switch to make sure you have selected PSI and not bars. I missed that on first use and accidentally pumped up my space-saver spare to 60 bars (90 PSI) by accident, realized my mistake and quickly let out the extra pressure. So it was a good test that the unit can deliver its rated 90 PSI. Other comments: 1. The AC cord could be longer, especially since it is not meant for storage in the base of the device. Most likely you will need an extension cord. 2. Storing the DC cord and air pressure hose in the base, as intended, is more trouble than it is worth; they do not fit well in the space provided and are not easily removable. 3. The ability to preset the inflation pressure is a nice feature but it is annoying to not be able to just hold the + or - keys, but instead having to continually punch the buttons to set the pressure. 4. A quick-latch nozzle would be preferable to the screw-on type they provided which is not as convenient. 5. The carrying case is a nice feature if you want to store this in your car. I am pleased with my purchase based on using it one time upon receipt. Hopefully it continues to work well over the years. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2018 by Elliott
Not the Fastest - But Probably the Best
I've done hands-on tests with 4 inflators now, including this one. Bottom-line is this Kensun, while being just a bit pricier, is probably my top choice. Here's why: Along with this Kensun I tested inflators from two of the big box home improvement stores, to see how fast they all would pump up my 265-17 SUV tires (a larger tire) from 20 to 30 PSI. All units were ac/dc power capable and I tested them all in both electric modes. The most expensive big box inflator (think a brand that is associated with Sears) was actually the slowest , coming in at well over 3 minutes in both electric modes. The ones they had for around fifty dollars (one from each store - a huge, blue unit; and one named after a dog breed) actually did better, coming in at around 2 1/2 minutes each (12v mode about 15-20 seconds longer on each). Like the Kensun, they all have a 2 year warranty. All had pretty good displays and easy controls (except the most expensive Sears realted one flickered and was just wonky to operate). Hoses and cords were all basically adequate. Both the big box units (except the most expensive) had cheaper exteriors - one was already broken, and on the other one the storage doors wouldn't stay latched. And did I mention that they were VERY bulky?! The Kensun unit was right about the same time to go from 20 to 30 PSI, if not a tad slower than the best time (dog breed was fastest). But even though it is a bit pricier (by about ten bucks), I think the Kensun beats them for these reasons: > Smallest with a nice nylon case > An on-board cooling fan (no one else has this) with better run times > Higher quality construction than big box units > Bottom storage will fit 12v cord & hose with a little finesse (contrary to what some on here reported) > Decent flashlight (two others didn't come with a light) > Very accurate gauge with good auto shut-off I ran the Kensun through double what I did the others, with it about 105 degrees in my garage. And the thing didn't get hot to the touch! I think they had a really good idea with including a cooling fan (which stays on as long as the unit has power - making sure it gets adequate cooling). I think the Kensun, with its fan and what seems to be better construction, will probably hold up better in desert heat, so this is the one I'll probably stick with. One advantage the big box stores have is the warranty, as if anything happens within the 2 year warranty period, you can just return it to the store. With Kensun it would have to be shipped to them. But I think, all things considered, that the Kensun will hold up and be the better choice. BTW - As of this writing, this unit has over 1,000 reviews. But that alone doesn't mean that much - one tire inflator on Amazon has even more reviews, but has no warranty!! Oh, almost forgot to mention . . . I was able to talk to an online chat person as well as a Kensun person on the phone. They're are a real company based in the USA (not sure where unit is actually made). BTW2 - If you want a quick release chuck for this, purchase the Slime Inflator Hose Adaptor 20332 on Amazon for seven bucks. Thanks all for now. If any news-worthy updates I'll try to add. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2019 by Tman
KENSUN's NOT a reliable supplier of quality automotive accessories,.....
Purchased a Model KC-J portable AC-DC Air Compressor to replace a Sears Automotive DC unit that lasted for 17 years. The KC-J appeared to be an excellent replacement for that emergency tire inflator. It turned out to be anything but that. Upon delivery from Amazon we tested the unit by topping off the tire pressures on all four tires just to satisfy ourselves that the new unit worked properly. The KC-J took twice as long to add five (5) PSI to the tires as the 17 year old Sears 12 volt unit had, and It did not cut off at the preset 35 pound pressure setting as programmed. Stored this unit in the supplied carrying case in the trunk of the car and went on with life. After approximately 6 months the "Better Half" noticed the one of her tires looked low on pressure hence she decided to top off the inflation of that tire. The 17 year old Sears compressor unit is hers and she's been operating a portable tire inflator for all that time, without incident. After about 2 minutes of operation the KENSUN KC-J unit started to emit smoke from the cooling vents provided in the plastic housing. Then a really strong odor of something electrical burning became apparent. She immediately disconnected the 12 Volt power cable, and the air fitting from the tire. This was only the second time the KC-J unit had been pressed into service, and It self destructed just like the Mission Impossible tape recorder,.... Maybe KENSUN should switch music on hold themes? All attempts to contact the KENSUN company have been futile. The phone number listed in the warrantee statement fails to ring at all, (212 933-9119), and the number provided in the manual (855 536-7862) plays the most annoying and over-modulated version of the theme to "Air Wolf" known to mankind, for 60 seconds and then "HANGS UP" on your call. Obviously, the moral of the story is KENSUN markets unreliable junk, and evades their product support obligations as a matter of course. Keep looking if you need a reliable automotive accessory as this model isn't the Air Compressor you're looking for,.... 73's SK ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2020 by Amazon Customer
Bad start and great finish!
I don't write many reviews, but in this case I feel compelled to do so. Let me explain why. I had ordered the Kensun in the past two weeks and received it very promptly. The reviews on this little machine had been very positive and I have never been a fan nor had I any interest in having a gas powered compressor in my garage. So this unit looked as though it would do the trick. Packaging was good, the little bag it comes in is handy and the quality also seemed up to a good standard. Having been out of the country for three weeks, my cars tires needed some air, particularly one on my larger sedan, which was so low I could not have driven it to the gas station for a fill up. So I was excited to hook up the Kensun and take care of business. Did everything as explained, and then, nothing. The machine would start up, run for two seconds and shut off. I tried it on three different tires, changed from AC to DC and back, unplugged, reset, etc. but to no avail. Keep in mind that I couldn't move one of my cars, and you can understand that I was a little miffed. Returned the unit the next day and left an unhappy review. Not two days later, Gary from Kensun customer service sends me an email apologizing for my bad experience. He made the point that I may have ended up with a lemon, and that even cars selling for $30k have lemons among them. He then asked if they could send me another unit to see if this was indeed the case. I took him up on it. This was not some empty marketing talk. He not only send me another unit, but also asked for me to be in touch with him to let him know how things went. Well, received the unit today, and guess what, it works flawlessly! Gary was right, it had been a lemon, and I had been too quick to judge. I will be the first one to make a wrong a right. This little machine does what it promises to do and I am thrilled to own one now. Kudos to their customer service, not a given these days. It was refreshing to have this kind of response and follow through. Makes me trust the brand that much more, thus a fully deserved five stars. Thank you Gary and Kensun for handling this so professionally! Only tiny complaint (and others have mentioned it) is that the LCD display has to be at a very specific angle to be readable, not a big deal, but slightly annoying. Maybe you can fix that in the future. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2017 by rosmsp
Seven Yrs and Still Working!
Got this in 12/2016 and still working, though the hose is a little kinked in 1 spot. The carrying case was very convenient & hasn't broke, the nozzle attachments have been useful, love the light up led screen, though at some angles you can't see the numbers but just need to move your head to see them. Love that I can easily set the pressure I want, walk away and it auto shuts off very reliably. I specifically wanted 1 that plugged into the wall and cigarette lighter. It has been very versatile, pretty well thought out, and reliable. For those reasons, it has been one of my most favorite products for NOT causing me problems and heartache in a short life span. It has been great to me, very pleased with it all around! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024 by Catprints33
Marvelous Product
Kensun AC/DC Rapid Performance Portable Air Compressor Tire Inflator with Digital Display for Home (110V) and Car (12V) - 30 Litres/Min This tire pressure pump is a big upgrade from running to a gas station for air. Features I like about it: It’s a small unit (maybe a couple of ponds), quite quiet, allows hands-free operation because the nozzle screws on to the tire’s inlet, digital display of pressure set and pressure achieved, auto shut off when the set pressure is achieved, lighted display, works from AC wall outlet 110 v and also from car’s 12 v outlet, can be used for inflating soccer ball with included needle. I used it for the first time and liked it a lot: no need to read instructions; just look at the buttons and do things intuitively. Set the max desired pressure, turn on the pump, the unit turns off when the pressure is achieved. Move to the next tire, and the unit remembers the pressure you set earlier (unlike a previous complaint that the unit reverts back to some pressure and you have to re-set the max between tires; maybe the manufacturer listened and fixed the annoying problem). The nozzle screws on the tire’s inlet for hands-free operation. The pressure pump shuts off when the desired pressure is reached. Previous reports say that the AC wire is short: this is easily solved bu using an extension cord. Previous reports also say that the 12 v cord may not allow reaching all four tires of trucks. In emergency situations on the road this can be a problem. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2018 by AFTAB A. ANSARI
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