Mini Air Pump Power Bank

This product is an innovative 4-in-1 outdoor pump that showcases a combination of advanced micro motors and turbo-centrifugal technology. It’s capable of reaching an inflation airflow of 300L/min and up to 4.5kPa of inflation pressure, making it suitable for filling large inflatable items such as boats or beds. The device offers two modes (High Mode & Low Mode) to cater to different inflating needs.

In addition to its inflation capabilities, it has a vacuum function, allowing it to deflate items or be used with vacuum bags. It can quickly draw the air out of these bags, saving more than 55% of storage space in just 30 seconds.

The device also features an ultra-bright lantern with stepless dimming to adjust the light brightness according to your needs. On its highest setting (500 lumens), the lantern can last up to 12 hours, and it can run for 76 hours at the lowest brightness (50 lumens).

Moreover, this device can serve as an emergency power supply with the same lighting durations.

Regarding its power source, it’s designed with a built-in 3600mAh rechargeable lithium battery that can be charged via a fast Type C port. One full charge is enough for inflating 150 air pillows or deflating 35 L-sized buggy bags, or providing light for 76 hours at 50 lumens.

Despite its multiple functionalities, this outdoor pump is compact and lightweight at only 160g (5.6oz), making it smaller than a can of soda. Its handy size and top hanging ring make it easy to carry around in a pocket or backpack, or to hang on any object without needing a carabiner.

SPECIFICATIONS

weight: 160g

power: 17W

flow: High-end: 300L/MIN Low-end: 150L/MIN

battery capacity: 3600mAh

Waterproof performance: IP55

Type: Pocket, Multi Tools

Size: 77mm *57.5mm *51.5mm

Pressure (charge and pump): High-end: 4.5kpa Low-end: 2.5Kpa

Mobile phone charging function: 1.5 times Iphone12 (Yes)

Lighting function: Yes

Charging time (Hours): 6H

Battery life: High-end: 30min Low-end: 60min
 

Package Included:
1 x Mini Air Pump Power Bank