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General| Type | Inflator |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Battery |
| Voltage | 20V |
| Max Pressure | 160 PSI |
| Battery Type | Lithium Ion |
| Air Flow | 0.53 CFM |
| Included Accessories | Ball Needle |
| Included Components | Inflator, Accessories |
Ensures safe operation by maintaining a clean, well-lit work area and keeping children and bystanders away.
Covers precautions for power tool plugs, grounding, avoiding wet conditions, cord protection, and outdoor use.
Emphasizes staying alert, using protective equipment, preventing unintentional starting, and proper dress.
Guidelines on not forcing the tool, ensuring switch functionality, and disconnecting power before adjustments.
Instructions for charging, using, and storing battery packs safely to prevent fire and injury risks.
Details on servicing by qualified personnel, cleaning, and checking for damaged parts.
Highlights the tool's double insulation and voltage correspondence for safe electrical connection.
Explains the meaning of various symbols found on the tool's labels.
Details on AC/DC switch, mode switch, LCD display, and pressure setting/reset buttons.
Information on high-volume hose, high-pressure hose, AC cord, 12V connector, and various adapters.
Identifies the location for the 20V MAX* battery pack.
Guidance on safety before adjustments and storage of cords and accessories.
Instructions for using the high-volume hose for inflating items like air mattresses and rafts.
Instructions for using the high-pressure hose for inflating tires and basketballs.
Steps for using the high-volume hose to deflate objects.
Procedure for setting the desired pressure for automatic inflation shut-off.
Guidelines for cleaning the tool, ventilation slots, and motor housing.
Information on recommended accessories available for purchase.
Instructions for charging, optimal temperature for charging, and storage of battery packs.
Critical warnings regarding battery handling, fire hazards, and liquid contact.
