Electric PCP High-Pressure Air Compressor Pump – 4500 PSI

Electric PCP High-Pressure Air Compressor Pump – 4500 PSI^{En oferta}

$180.00
Precio habitual ~~$210.00~~

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Descripción

Electric High-Pressure PCP Air Compressor

A compact electric PCP air compressor designed for fast, reliable high-pressure filling. With 4500 PSI output, real-time monitoring, and dual power support, this unit is ideal for home or field use.

Max pressure: 4500 PSI / 30 MPa
Electric powered (AC 115V or DC 12V)
Dual digital display (pressure + temperature)
Oil & water-free design
Manual stop for precise fills

Designed for stability & safety

Upgraded linkage structure for smooth operation
Built-in oil/water separator
High-speed cooling fan (12,500 RPM)
5 burst discs for pressure safety protection

Specs & Details

Model: SS-PAC01A
Power: AC 115V / DC 12V
Motor power: 300W
Maximum pressure: 4500 PSI / 30 MPa
Gauge range: 0–6000 PSI
Max temperature: 176°F (80°C)
Inflation speed: 0–300 bar in ~25 minutes (0.5L)
Duty cycle: 25 minutes
Cooling: Active fan system
Dimensions: 9.84 × 7.48 × 5.31 in
Weight: 14.55 lbs

What’s included

VEVOR electric PCP air compressor
8mm quick-connect high-pressure hose
External AC power converter
DC 12V battery clamps
Accessory fittings & seals
User manual
Mounting hardware (screws) included

Key Performance Features

Smart Dual Display: Real-time pressure and temperature monitoring with support up to 4500 PSI / 30 MPa.
Versatile Power Options: Operates on AC 115V household power or DC 12V vehicle power.
Fast Inflation: Fills a 0.5L cylinder from 0–300 bar in approximately 25 minutes.
Upgraded Stability: Oil/water-free design with enhanced linkage structure for smooth, quiet operation.
All-in-One Setup: Built-in oil/water separator, 8mm quick-connect hose, battery clamps, and accessories included.

This compressor does not include activated carbon filtration. External filtration is required for scuba tank filling. Always follow manufacturer safety guidelines during operation.