Coolado tPump XL

The dimensions and weights of each Coolado tPump model are detailed in a table for easy reference. This table includes specific measurements for the Coolado tPump XS, tPump X, and tPump XL, showcasing their compact and lightweight designs. Please refer to the provided table for complete information on each model’s size and weight.

Each Coolado tPump is designed for specific inflation needs:

• Coolado tPump XS: Ideal suited for road bikes, this pump is capable of inflating tires to pressures as high as 10.3 bar (150 psi), ideal for situations demanding high-pressure inflation. Its sleek, compact design enhances portability, making it a great companion for cyclists. The pump’s direct valve connection, eliminating the need for an air hose, adds to its convenience for on-the-go use.
• Coolado tPump X: This is a versatile option for those on a budget. It’s designed to handle a variety of tire types effectively, balancing performance with affordability.
• Coolado tPump XL: Best for high-volume tires, like those on campers, where inflating can be time-consuming. Its dual compressor design significantly speeds up the process, efficiently handling pressures up to 6.9 bar. It’s particularly effective for tires requiring pressures between 4 to 5.5 bar, where standard compressors might struggle.

We will include a table detailing the specific capabilities and advantages of each model to help you understand which pump best suits your needs. This table will illustrate why, for instance, the Coolado tPump XL is a superior choice for camper tires due to its emphasis on speed over maximum pressure.

The higher the pressure, the more effort the pump has to make and the longer it takes to inflate the tire. The attached table provides a handy overview.

The Coolado tPump Series encompasses a selection of advanced inflators, each uniquely designed to cater to a variety of inflation needs.

• The Coolado tPump X is a versatile inflator, equipped with a Schrader adapter ideal for bike, motorcycle, and car tires. It also includes three specialized adapters: a Presta/Dunlop adapter for secure bicycle valve attachment, a Pin Needle Ball Adapter for sports and toy balls, and an Inflatable Toy Adapter for small inflatables like beach and bathtub toys. This range of adapters enhances the tPump X’s utility for various inflation tasks.

For detailed instructions on using the Coolado tPump X adapters, please refer to our user manual here. 

• The Coolado tPump XL comes equipped with several standard adapters to suit different needs. Included are the tClamp and Schrader adapter, which are not only compatible with camper tires but also suitable for car, motorcycle, and bicycle tires.

Additionally, there’s a Presta/Dunlop adapter for bicycle tires, a Plastic Adapter for small inflatables, and a Needle Adapter for inflating various types of balls. 

For more specialized applications like Kites, Wing Foils, and Air Tents, Coolado offers optional adapters and nozzles.

For detailed instructions on using the Coolado tPump XL adapters, please refer to our user manual here. 

• The Coolado tPump XS stands out as the smallest cordless air compressor with a built-in gauge. This remarkable tool is ideal for cyclists, allowing direct connection to the tire valve without the need for an air hose. Notably, the pump is designed with a mini nozzle (little red cap) for Schrader, Dunlop, and Presta valves, serving as a convenient alternative to the air hose for swift and direct connection to bicycle tires, as previously mentioned.

The pump includes an air hose featuring Schrader, Dunlop, and Presta adapter at the end, making it versatile for inflating car, motorcycle, and bicycle tires. Additionally, it comes with a needle nozzle for inflating balls and a plastic nozzle for smaller inflatables.

For detailed instructions on using the Coolado tPump XS adapters, please refer to our user manual here.

The table below shows the differences between the different pumps and also gives you an idea of the benefits you gain by purchasing a higher-speed pump.

A good cordless pump should also have accurate pressure control. This allows you to maintain the right air pressure in your tire for optimal stability and comfort.

Besides inflating camping tires, it is also important to check if the pump is suitable for other applications, such as inflating bicycle tires, motorcycle tires or car tires. With optional adapters, you can also easily inflate kites or inflatable tents.

Also note the battery life of the cordless pump.

Choose a cordless pump that is compact and portable so you can easily take it with you while camping. A lightweight and compact design makes transporting and storing the pump easy.

When evaluating cordless electric pumps for camper tires, it is important to consider these features to ensure that you choose a pump that meets your needs and makes your camping experience even more enjoyable.

The time it takes to inflate a tire with the Coolado tPump XS and X, which are single-cylinder pumps, depends on the tire’s size, quantity, and desired pressure. 

The Coolado tPump XL, featuring a dual compressor, is the fastest wireless tire pump on the market, especially effective for high-volume tires like those on campers. While standard cordless compressors may struggle with pressures around 4 to 5.5 bar, the tPump XL makes the inflation process quicker and easier. 

A table with specific capabilities and advantages of each model is provided for more details.

Charging times for the Coolado tPump series vary by model:

• tPump XS: Using the USB charging cable, it takes 1-2 hours to fully charge.
• tPump X: With its USB charging cable, full charge is achieved in 5-6 hours.
• tPump XL:
  • Using the AC charging cable, it takes only 2 hours for a full charge.
  • Alternatively, with the USB charging cable, it takes 5-6 hours.

All these pumps have lithium-ion batteries. To extend the battery life, try to keep the charge between 20% and 80%. Charging beyond 100% or continuing to charge after full charge can reduce the battery’s lifespan.

Also, the speed of charging can depend on the type of charger/adapter you use. Remember, it’s best not to overcharge the battery, like leaving it charging overnight.

There is also a handy battery indicator that lets you know how much battery charge is left, adding convenience to your usage and maintenance of the pump.

The battery life of the pump is primarily determined by the number of tires you inflate. On a full charge, the pumps can operate for about 15-30 minutes, depending on the model. However, as the battery level decreases, the motor’s power may reduce slightly, leading to a longer inflation time.

To give you a clearer idea, we will include a table showing exactly how many tires you can inflate with one full charge. This table will help you understand the pump’s capacity based on different tire sizes and pressure requirements.

Remember, when the battery is almost empty, the pump will automatically shut off as a safety feature, indicating it’s time for a recharge. Please avoid continuing to use the pump with a low battery, as it can enter a sleep mode and become unchargeable, potentially causing damage.

During operation, the pumps emit a noise level between 70 to 80 decibels. At a distance of one meter, the sound reduces to below 75dB, comparable to the volume of loud conversations and generally not harmful to hearing.

Psi and bar are different units for measuring pressure. Psi is a unit that measures pressure as a 1-pound force applied to an area of 1 square inch, while a bar is a unit that measures pressure when the force is applied perpendicular to a surface.

When choosing a pump, it is therefore wise to choose one with a pressure gauge so you can be sure of the pressure. 

No! Many cordless compressors have some degree of water resistance, such as splash resistance. This means they can be safely used in damp conditions or light rain.

However, it is important to note that cordless compressors are not completely waterproof and should not be submerged in water. Thus, it is essential to exercise caution and avoid exposing the pump to heavy rain, immersion in water or other wet conditions that may affect its operation.

Yes, the Coolado tPump XL pump can be taken on a plane and must be placed in carry-on luggage as it is equipped with a built-in lithium-ion battery. This airline directive applies to other electronics such as laptops and cell phones.

For items like air beds or swimming pools that need low pressure but high volume, a fan pump is more effective than an air compressor. Generally, fan pumps can produce up to about 5 PSI (0.34 bar), but this can vary by model and manufacturer.

Coolado wireless tire pumps are not the best choice for inflating large, low-pressure items. For these, the Coolado ePump X, a multifunctional and brushless fan-equipped pump, is recommended. It’s designed for quick and efficient inflation of bigger objects.

While the Coolado tPump series excels with smaller, high-tension items, the Coolado ePump X is better for high-volume inflatables needing less than 0.4 Bar pressure. For kites and air tents requiring 0.5 – 0.9 Bar, the Coolado tPump XL is ideal and can be used with an optional SUP adapter for optimal inflation.