Cordless Car Air Compressor Etenwolf S7, 11.03 bar, 38,400 mAh
| Products ID: | 185389 |
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| Manufactured by: | Etenwolf |
| Availablity: | Ready to Order |
| Delivery Time | 5-12 business days |
| EAN: | 6978763360041 |
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Choose countryThe Etenwolf S7 is a high-performance cordless car air compressor featuring a twin-cylinder motor designed for rapid tire inflation and high-flow recreational inflatables.
Key Features
- Powerful 260 W twin-cylinder motor delivering maximum pressure up to 160 PSI (11.03 bar).
- High-capacity 38,400 mAh lithium battery supporting 45 W bidirectional USB-C fast charging and power bank functionality.
- Dual-mode system with high-pressure mode for vehicle tires and high-flow mode for air mattresses and pools.
- Digital display with automatic shut-off when reaching target pressure at ±1 PSI accuracy.
- Integrated 1,000-lumen LED light with steady, flashing, and SOS emergency modes.
| Manufacturer | Etenwolf |
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| Model | S7 (Vortex S7) |
| Battery capacity | 38 400 mAh |
| Maximum pressure | 160 PSI (11.03 bar) |
| Maximum Air Flow | 60 SLPM |
| Output Power | 260 W |
| Input Power | 45 W |
| Measurement Accuracy | ±1 PSI |
| Motor | Twin-cylinder |
| Charging Port | USB-C |
| Fast Charging | 45 W |
| Display | Digital |
| LED lighting | 1000 lm |
| Standby time | up to 24 months |
| Operating temperature range | from -20°C to 74°C |
What items are included in the package?
The set includes the car compressor, a 45 W AC charger, charging cable, high-pressure hose, high-flow hose, ball needle, Presta adapter, clamp adapter, and a carry bag.
Can the Etenwolf S7 charge other devices?
Yes, with its 38,400 mAh battery and USB-C port supporting 45 W bidirectional fast charging, it functions as a portable power bank for mobile devices.
How do the two inflation modes differ?
High-pressure mode is designed for car, pickup, RV, motorcycle, and bicycle tires, while high-flow mode quickly inflates larger items requiring high air volume, such as mattresses and pools.






















