what is the difference between the Campbell Hausfeld RP4100 and the 120-Volt Inflator by Campbell Hausfeld TIre inflation system?
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Whether or not there is any fractions of inches difference in the exterior plastic body dimensions, it is apparent/evident enough that there is probably no difference in chassis/inner workings and therefore no difference to be expected in capability/performance in the real world. Further, I bought one of these units for automotive tire inflation, etc., and found out the hard way that they are a waste of time and money for such applications as they are so very far too anemic, weak, and so take far too much time. They may be good for inflating little inflatable pool toys, but hand or foot pumps, or even the ol' lungs, are better for that, as they cost a fraction of, or no, purchase price. Unfortunately, I learned this too late to return the Campbell Hausfeld for a refund.
625921
I believe they are the same both plug into a standard wall outlet whereas most others plug into the cigarette lighter of your car
1029601
Hi Wayman - here is an overview of the item and its accessories:Part Number: S/B2747Adjustable integrated regulator with a max 250 PSIMaximum of 32 Cubic Feet Per Minute (900 Liters Per Minute)Inflates tires quick and easyEnough power to run small air toolsCompletely portable - can be used for off road, RV or the everyday userCarrying bag includedErgonomic handleInguide glycerin filled gauge with polycarbonate windowAir chuck included25ft hoseLet me know if I can assist furtherJoel - WebOffroad
782883
I am not familiar with your machine. However, this compressor is very quiet compared to typical units. It easily inflates bicycl tires to 75 psi. It takes only a few seconds to build the tank pressure from zero to working pressure and then only a couple more seconds to inflate tires from 45 psi to 75 psi.
1127625
Hello, Every Wahoo Inflatable SUP and Kayak come with a manual inflation pump with an easy to read gauge. We also sell a 2-stage electric pump that allows you to inflate our 11' SUP in less than 4 minutes. Let us know if you have any other questions.Thank you for your interest and we look forward to adding you to our growing list of customers.Wahoo Inflatables
358173
The difference is in the length of the power cord and the location of the float switch. The manufacturer specs say bout the RS: *Manual pump with RS-5 diaphragm switch included to convert to automatic operation." Here is a link to the specs: http://www.franklin-electric.com/media/documents/995201.pdf
981907
Haven't used the "20" so, the only difference I can see is the grey PVC siphon tube and a "beefed up" vacuum chamber. We like these pumps. Only complaint is the discharge tube. We live in the desert and the sun destroys the discharge tube and they don't make replacements for these models. We wrapped the tube with vinyl tape to protect it. Don't know that there is $2-$3 difference in the two pumps but, we just went with the "30" model.
1586396
While I urge the manufacturer to provide an official answer, I am using the gauge with a compressor that (like most) can exceed 120 psi. The logic is that the gauge measures the pressure of inflation back from the tire, and not the pressure that is provided during inflation. So, the issue is to not over-inflate the tire (which could also be damaged by 120 psi and be even dangerous). If you use the gauge a lot to inflate tires, I would suggest to dial back the maximum pressure on the compressor (such as to 80 instead of 120 psi), since most compressors have this feature.
1850420
Less than 10 minutes with electric inflator. You can get them at Walmart for around $10
219725
Sorry for the late response.....just noticed the email. I checked the unit and manual and there was no such information present, shocker. I took a look around and I believe this is the information you were looking for: 100 Max PSI .51 CFM at 40 PSI and .39 CFM at 90 PSI: The website below had the information listedhttp://www.powertoolreviewed.com/2012/09/03/campbell-hausfeld-fp209499-review/
1127624
Hello, Every Wahoo Inflatable SUP and Kayak come with a manual inflation pump with an easy to read gauge. We also sell a 2-stage electric pump that allows you to inflate our 11' SUP in less than 4 minutes. Let us know if you have any other questions. Thank you for your interest and we look forward to adding you to our growing list of customers. Wahoo Inflatables
773069
As far as I can tell, nothing is really different between the two. The only difference that I found was how they are packaged. One is packaged more for the general consumer (has some basic instruction in the box), and the other is more geared toward someone running a AC shop. I bought the cheaper one myself, and it worked for me. Just beware that Delco farms these compressors out to other companies now days, so they are Delco only by name anyway, and they only have a one year warranty just like the aftermarkets, and you will need proof of purchase for a dryer, orifice tube and system flush. As far as I can tell, nothing is really different between the two. The only difference that I found was how they are packaged. One is packaged more for the general consumer (has some basic instruction in the box), and the other is more geared toward someone running a AC shop. I bought the cheaper one myself, and it worked for me. Just beware that Delco farms these compressors out to other companies now days, so they are Delco only by name anyway, and they only have a one year warranty just like the aftermarkets, and you will need proof of purchase for a dryer, orifice tube and system flush.
1424847
Not quite sure. This is for medium to even heavy duty inflation. I have had it for over 18 months and it works like a gem every time. It may be a little noisey and has to cool down after 10 - 15 minutes of use as recommended but they all do. I don't think there is an inflator out there that is not noisey. All in all a pretty good item for the money. I hope this helps. Cheers in 2014!
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I have been using my Viair for about a year in my Jeep. It is used in harsh conditions. It is 12 volt not 120 volt. It is a 100 percent duty cycle this means that it can run non-stop for hours. I will inflate 35" tires from 10 lb to 35 lb with no problem. It is a quality product. In as short statement I would buy this again.
362643
I would suggest not buying this pressure washer. Campbell Hausfeld does not stand behind their products. Look at others offered by Amazon.
190993
The fill connection is adjacecnt to the red open / close knob. It can be filled with a standard tire inflator nozzle. This is somewhat inconvenient as you must maintain a good forceful pressure on the inflator to keep the spring loaded valve open. A better solution is to use a screw on style inflator and I plan on purchasing one soon. The threads on the male valve are stgandard although I can't tell you the exact pitch and size. HTH
1846761
The "Accu-Gage EZ air check" has a quick clip that remedies that. Sells on Amazon for $13. The Bon-Aire compressor is garbage........same manufacturer as the Sears unit which dies ASAP. Refer to my review dated 12/20/20 of the Campbell Hausfeld compressor. No problems since then so far with that unit having used it many times, outlasting the Bon-Aire in just it's first year.
1628703
The unit has a self contained 30 inch hose with tire valve fitting. The life saver is the fact that the unit has it's own 10 foot electric cord with a 120 volt grounded plug. I use the compressor and air hose plus electrical cord to service all 4 tires on both of my cars as well as my Dodge Ram 3500 truck.