PCP Air Compressor,Built-in Power Converter,Portable 4500Psi/30Mpa,Water/Oil-Free,PCP Paintball Tank Air Pump, Powered by 12V Car DC or Home 110V AC with Oil-Moisture Filter

purchased this compressor to fill my PCP paintball tanks and I’m extremely happy with it. It works exactly as advertised and has made owning PCP gear so much more convenient. Setup was straightforward right out of the box, and I really like that it can run on both 110V home power and 12V car power. It fills my paintball tanks efficiently and consistently, and the built-in oil/moisture filter gives me peace of mind knowing clean, dry air is going into my tanks. The unit feels solid and well built for the price, and it’s compact enough to store easily or take with me if needed. It’s definitely louder than a standard air compressor, but that’s expected for a high-pressure PCP unit and not an issue for me. Overall, this has been a great investment and saves me trips to the dive shop. If you’re into paintball or need a reliable PCP air compressor for tanks, this is a fantastic option. I’d buy it again without hesitation.

I have been into airguns for close to 25 years now and used to pump my PCP guns. I bought my first compressor, a little Hatsan Spark about 3 and half years ago and it is still running perfect. So I only have that Spark compressor to compare it to. I know some complain about the noise this one makes but I really believe that it is quieter than my Spark. Perhaps people were griping about the noise so much, that I expected it to be really loud, which it was not. I use it in the house in a closed room and in the garage, no issues and no ear protection needed. Big difference between this one and my Spark is that this one barely heats up at all and will air up most of these rifles from 1000 psi to 3000 psi in minutes, so quickly that it never really gets that hot. I never saw it get over 25.7 degrees Celsius which is less than 79 degrees. And I had another thermometer in the room I was in which read around 72 which was consistent with the 22.5 or so Celsius starting point when I first started the compressor which means the gauge is very accurate. So the cooling fan is WAY more effective in this compressor than my Spark. The Spark in airing up one gun would be in the 150 degree range and I would have to shut it down to cool. Not so with this one. You do have to get used to the temperature gauge being in Celsius instead of Fahrenheit. But I have adapted. Another thing I really like about this compressor over the Spark is the onboard AC power adapter. So I don't need an AC adapter and a compressor, like I do have on the Spark. Much more convenient. Now I haven't tried to air up a large tank gun like a Talon SS or something like that. My current airguns are Hatsan Flashpup, Crosman PROD, Diana Stormrider, Gamo Urban and a Flash QE. So all of the air cylinders on these guns are rather small. For my purposes this is absolutely best money spent since I bought the Spark. I originally bought this one as a backup if the Spark every kicks the bucket. But I will likely just alternate them back and forth. Anyway, I really like it and only time will tell on longevity and customer support. 5 stars.

I am very satisfied with this PCP air compressor. I use it mainly for my PCP air rifle and occasionally for a paintball tank, and it performs reliably every time. The built-in power converter is a huge advantage because it can run on both 110V AC at home and 12V DC from a car, making it very convenient and portable. The oil-free and water-free system with moisture filter provides clean, dry air, which is extremely important for PCP equipment. It reaches up to 4500 PSI (30 MPa) efficiently without overheating. Build quality feels solid and well made. Excellent value for the price — highly recommended

Seems to work ok, but mine didn’t arrive with the “spare parts” it shows. Like the hose plug , extra water separator filters, burst disks and whatever else was supposed to be included. I’m not even sure where I could buy that stuff I may return this. I can’t risk needing a spare burst disk and not having one. Without a spare burst disks if one in it pops this will be just a paper weight 🤷‍♂️

This is a great compressor that runs off of 12v or 120v and works as intended. I would give 5 stars but there is necessary periodic maintenance that needs to be done. The maintenance is not very difficult but will require tools to remove and disassemble the pump assy. This is difficult because the pumps operating environment is harsh. The high pressure produces water vapor from the atmosphere. Along with the contaminents in the air there is dirt that builds up in the pumps valves eventually leading to pressure loss. The pump tear down is difficult because of a number of conditions. Dissimilar metals between the steel fittings and the aluminim blocks of the pump cause a condition, galvanic corrosion, that is like a rust and will hamper the removal of the fittings from the block. I recommend when you first receive the compressor to run it make sure it works and then do a tear down of the pump to put a silicone grease compound on the threads. It will be easier to disassemble when the periodic maintenance needs to be done. The other problem is there is a thread lock compound used on a tube assemble that threads into the front block. This will aggravate you. I recommend using some heat to help with the disassembly. Either a heat gun or hot water should do. Put silicone grease on all moving pump parts and fittings except the valves. The teardown is part of owning a PCP Compressor. Just like putting new o-rings in your air rifles. The Spritech service team is first rate with information and quick response. Don't hesitate to reach out if there is a problem.

I have to say right out of the box I was impressed. The quality of the build is very good and it came with accessories and everything you need to set up. I don’t have too much experience with it but it sure does save money compared to other options. L

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I was hesitant on buying this but I’m glad I did, it fills my air Venturi in less than 15 minutes