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Windek Digital Tyre Inflator
This is a quick review of a my car's tyre inflator. The reason for this purchase is to check/inflate tyre pressures at home when they are cold. My fuel station is about 10 km away (HP COCO) which will heat up the air, resulting in overstated numbers. Besides, I refuel only a couple times a month, at odd early hours. So I wanted a cheap, portable unit that I can use more often and run at close-to-recommended pressure levels. This unit does its primary job pretty decent for more than half the cost of branded ones out there. Additional features include digital reading, auto shut off upon set psi, emergency flash lights with SoS option, to name a few.
What I Like:
What I Dislike:
Packaging:
Made in China by Richtek:
User Manual:
Complicated Steps:
The Inflator:
Power cable neatly tucked in:
Useful flashlight:
Air pipe tucked in to the side:
About 2 feet long & has nylon coating:
Charging plug feels very cheap:
Test Run:
This is a quick review of a my car's tyre inflator. The reason for this purchase is to check/inflate tyre pressures at home when they are cold. My fuel station is about 10 km away (HP COCO) which will heat up the air, resulting in overstated numbers. Besides, I refuel only a couple times a month, at odd early hours. So I wanted a cheap, portable unit that I can use more often and run at close-to-recommended pressure levels. This unit does its primary job pretty decent for more than half the cost of branded ones out there. Additional features include digital reading, auto shut off upon set psi, emergency flash lights with SoS option, to name a few.
- Model: RCP-AL1E (1902)
- Price: ₹1525
- Bought From: Amazon India (Seller: Autofurnish India)
What I Like:
- Digital read out
- Auto shut off feature
- Emergency flash lights with SoS
- Consistent measurements (not sure how accurate though)
- Can inflate car/bike/bicycle tyres as well as inflatable toys
What I Dislike:
- Terrible user interface, could have been a lot simpler
- 12V connector is of poor quality
- Loud, and vibrates when in use (expected on small compressors)
- Cannot read psi without power supply
Packaging:
Made in China by Richtek:
User Manual:
Complicated Steps:
The Inflator:
Power cable neatly tucked in:
Useful flashlight:
Air pipe tucked in to the side:
About 2 feet long & has nylon coating:
Charging plug feels very cheap:
Test Run: