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70mai Air Compressor Eco

70mai Air Compressor Eco
The 70mai Air Compressor Eco offers a compact size and high performance that allows convenient inflation of car, motorcycle, bicycle or scooter tyres. With dimensions equivalent to a standard smartphone, the device is ideal for use on the go. The built-in 1 m hose is equipped with a universal hose connector that is compatible with standard valves, while the package also includes a needle for inflating sports balls and a special connector suitable for air mattresses. Power is supplied via a 12V car cigarette lighter adapter with a 3.3 m long power cable, ensuring immediate readiness without the need to wait for the battery to recharge.

Key Features of the 70mai Air Compressor Eco
- Compact dimensions to fit a smartphone
- Power supply from the car igniter ensures instant readiness
- Mechanical pressure gauge with ±3 PSI accuracy
- Maximum output 14 l/min at pressures up to 3.4 BAR
- Versatile use with accessories for both balls and mattresses
- Long 3.3 m power cord for convenient range
- Built-in LED flashlight for working in the dark
Efficient operation and practical features for everyday use
The compressor is equipped with a mechanical pressure gauge that displays the current pressure with ±3 PSI accuracy, allowing the user to easily and accurately monitor the inflation status. The maximum capacity of the device is 14 l/min and the pressure maximum is 3.4 BAR (50 PSI / 3.4 ATM), which is sufficient for a wide range of common applications. The built-in LED flashlight ensures safe use even in poor visibility, for example when blowing on the road in the evening. The 70mai Air Compressor Eco is a reliable helper in every situation thanks to its combination of high efficiency, durable design and easy portability.

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