Kobalt Air Inflator (Power Source: Car/Electric )
Item #791911 |
Model #KLDP1
KOBALT 12 Volt/120 Volt dual power inflator provides up to 120-PSI and is the perfect size to keep in your car, and quickly inflates items like car, bike and ATV tires, air mattresses and beach toys
DC power cord plugs into vehicle 12V power outlet or AC power cord plugs into standard 120 V household outlet
Digital gauge displays current pressure of item being inflated and allows you to preset your desired PSI from 1 to 120
Automatic shut-off feature turns the Inflator off once your preset pressure level has been reached, preventing over-inflation
26-In air hose supplies ample reach to accommodate your needs, and can be conveniently stored inboard
Built-in LED lights allow for use at night or in low-light conditions
Contains a presta valve adapter, 2 sports needles and raft nozzle included, so you can inflate sports equipment and pool floats with ease
All accessories stored conveniently in a storage compartment, which means you can keep everything together and easy to find
General | |||
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Color/Finish Family | Blue | Material | Plastic |
Power Source | Car/Electric | Package Contents | Inflator, built-in digital tire gauge, work light, and inflation accessories |
Dimensions | |||
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Depth (Inches) | 7 | Weight (lbs.) | 6.4 |
Height (Inches) | 9 | Width (Inches) | 12.75 |
Hose Length (Inches) | 26 | ||
Features | |||
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AC Voltage | 120-volt | Light(s) Included | Yes |
Battery Included | No | Maximum Pressure | 120 PSI |
Carrying Case Included | No | Pressure Gauge | Yes |
Charger Included | No | Pressure Relief Valve | No |
Cordless | No | Rechargeable | No |
Dual Voltage | Yes | Volts | 12-volt and 120-volt |
Warranty | |||
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Warranty | 1-year limited | ||
Certifications | |||
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CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) | No | ||
Miscellaneous | |||
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UNSPSC | 40101500 | ||
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What Customers Are Saying
The product is versatile and easy to use, with the ability to set a desired pressure and automatic shut-off. Customers find it reliable and accurate, with a clear digital display. The dual power options are appreciated. However, some report issues with durability, with units failing after a short period, often just outside the warranty. The power cord length is also a concern for some. Overall, the product seems to offer good value, but its long-term reliability is a mixed point.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.have 5 in the family and all still work.
Just found a receipt for one i bought for me in July of 2022. 2 weeks shy of 4 years. that was the last one I bought over the course of previous years as gifts to my spouse two daughters. the only issue ive had was with the most current one is it would flicker if car was running.
junk
burn up while barely using it trying to inflate my tires. very cheaply made.
Useful
Works well both using cord and using through car. Handy to always have a way to air tires when not at home.
Verified Purchaser
Failed after little use
While motor runs, the pressure does not pump down. This unit was fairly easy to disassemble to find the issue. One of the piston seals was sticking out and broken. I see another buyer reported the exact same issue. Would not recommend this to anyone. For almost $100, I would expect higher quality parts.
Great
My son says its easy to use.
Verified Purchaser
lasted 18 months
Received as a gift. Very practical as we have no free air nearby. Used often and it worked fine, however after about 18 months, it just quit pumping air. The motor runs but no air comes out. Of course it's out of warrantee. Not what you expect for a $100 (with tax) unit. More what you'd expect from a $25 unit.
Works great
Light portable and easy to use
Verified Purchaser
Great Garage Gadget
Perfect for the occasional low air in tires. Easy to use. No driving on a flat tire to the gas station and then slotting coins to air up the tires.
Verified Purchaser
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