does this air pump plug into 110 elec. wall plug in & also plug in car to air up car tire?
209322
An AC/DC adapter is needed in order to plug this air pump into a 110 electric wall socket. The supplied cord plugs into a car cigarette lighter socket and also into a portable 12 volt battery. (I ordered an AC/DC adapter and the adapter did not work so I returned it for a refund.)
209323
It is only 12 volt with the standard car power outlet plug. You can buy a wall plug that converts to 12 volt and has the normal outlet as found in the car. I would think this would work fine.
1150865
Yes it has two sets of contacts for 110 or 220 and also has the safety feature that will prevent the pump from running dry if it loses prime due to a power outage. It trips if the pressure goes below 10 pounds.
1870011
It depends on the air pump. If the pump runs on 120 vac house current, then yes. If the pump runs on 12 vdc, then no. If the 120 vac pump draws more than 175 watts, then no.
671038
Mine did. It came with both car plug and wall outlet adapter. I bought mine at the local WalMart for $99.
1401306
No, the compressor plugs only into a 12-volt, cigarette lighter-type recepticle located within your automobile. It has a long power cord which should allow you to reach all four tires.
1800119
Most likely it won't. These air pumps need high amerage /current which these basic dc adapter are not build for, this would give less than one amp current( please check amperage on both devices)voltage would match but current would not give enough power to blow air to fill up mattress. I tried emergency tire inflator with negative results. Check what others experienced. Mine may be an odd case
444390
No. The average air pump that fills car tires can only handle about 150 psi This needs 1500 to 3000 psi of pressure.
519324
It has a 12 volt cigarette lighter adaptor so, to plug in wall, you would have to buy an AC to DC converter with 12v car socket.
1059113
This plugs into lighter/aux power outlet in vehicle only. Cannot plug into wall outlet. Hope this helps.
304253
yes, it requires a 120v outlet. However the pump itself is just a small thing, I didn't use mine constantly. Just run a extension cord to it and run it overnight every so often.
1820945
It has to plug into a 12 volt battery(Like your car battery) I know it requires you to lift the hood of your car to hook it up but it make very quick work of airing up a car tire! I really do like this machine(and I've owned several over the years)I hoped this helped you
807932
Yes, it plugs directly into the wall AC outlet. There is also a cord with a DC plug attached for use in the car.
1090427
If the tire pump works off a standard "cigarette lighter-type" plug in in a car, then yes. I know newer cars do not have a cigarette lighter anymore but they have a similar outlet for charging electronics. Mat
307485
Sometimes cars have 'switched' and/or 'unswitched' 12 volt power outlets. Some require the ignition to be on or in the 'acc' position. Check your owner's manual. Because of the amount of power drawn by the pump, you may want to have the car running when inflating a tire.
2083270
It does not come with a car adapter plug. The fan is quiet enough, especially when you consider the alternative is no air movement at all when electricity is out!
2074645
Thanks to all the answers. I have an air compressor that plugs into the cigarette lighter but it is inconvenient to have the car running when I use it in my garage. Unfortunately there are no current specs on the compressor.
197245
It has a re-chargeable battery. If the battery is charged up, then the tool does not need to be plugged in. It does come with an adapter to plug into a cigarette lighter if the battery is dead. All you do is remove the valve stem cap and screw the end of the air pump onto the valve stem and then turn it on to let it air up the tire.