- Powerful design perfect for home or workshop
- Fast and easy inflation of tires and sporting equipment
- Built in tire pressure gauge
- Plugs into standard 120-Volt household outlet
- Built in carry handle
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BrandCampbell Hausfeld
Model120V ELECTRIC INFLATOR
Manufacturer Part NumberRP4100
Sizing and Specifications
Height6 inches
Length10.63 inches
Width6.50 inches
Product Description
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Featuring a compact, powerful design that's perfect for your home or workshop, the Campbell Hausfeld RP4100 120-Volt Inflator pumps up tires and sporting equipment quickly and easily. This handy tool plugs into any standard 120-volt outlet and includes a sturdy handle for easy portability.
Properly Inflate Your Tires and Toys
The RP4100 is the perfect around-the-house inflator--it plugs into any 120-volt standard household outlet and immediately provides up to 120 PSI to quickly inflate tires, rafts, kiddie pools, air mattresses, sports equipment, and more.
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The RP4100 is the perfect around-the-house inflator--it plugs into any 120-volt standard household outlet and immediately provides up to 120 PSI to quickly inflate tires, rafts, kiddie pools, air mattresses, sports equipment, and more.
Proper tire inflation saves time, money, and also protects the environment by improving your car's gas mileage. Thankfully, with the RP4100 you can keep your tires at optimal pressure--just use the inflator to pump up car and motorcycle tires, bike and scooter tires, and even wheel barrow tires.
This ultra-convenient inflator can even help improve your game by ensuring that footballs, basketballs, and volleyballs are properly inflated.
Built-in Gauge and Cooling Fan for Reliability
To help ensure the best results, a built-in pressure gauge provides accurate measurements and eliminates guesswork, so you can clearly see when your tires are properly inflated. At the same time, a cooling fan extends the life of the unit life for long-term use.
Inflator and Accessories Store Easily
And for convenient storage in your garage or next to your workbench, the cord wraps around the base of the inflator. The RP4100 comes with three inflation accessories and is backed by a one-year limited warranty.
About Campbell Hausfeld: Making it Easier to Do it Like a Pro!
Campbell Hausfeld makes it easier for you to finish your projects like a pro. The company's history of creating quality products began in 1836, when it manufactured horse-drawn wagons and agricultural equipment. Today, the company offers a complete line of air compressors, air tools and accessories, inflators, nailers and staplers, paint sprayers, pressure washers, and more. Finish your projects faster and easier with Campbell Hausfeld.
What's in the Box
RP4100 with carrying handle; two inflation nozzles; one inflation needle for sports balls; five-foot air hose; and seven-foot power cord.
Product Description
Includes 120-Volt Inflator - RP4100
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
53 of 53 people found the following review helpful
My main use has been for maintaining air pressure in vehicle tires (fairly light duty inflating). I have not yet used this product on other inflatables.
Electrical cord is a decent length and wraps around the base of the unit for storage (not shown in picture).
Filling hose is also of decent length and stores in a compartment - additional hose fittings are included. Altogether the unit is very compact and stores easily.
The air pressure gauge is some what accurate but I would only use it as an estimate - it is not detailed enough to determine the difference between say 42 and 44 psi. Obviously a quality tire gauge should be used.
Considering you're compressing air the unit is loud be not overly so. As can be expected it is not as fast as an air compressor found at gas stations.
Great value for the convenience - I can foresee it not being the choice for heavy duty inflation needs, however.
Electrical cord is a decent length and wraps around the base of the unit for storage (not shown in picture).
Filling hose is also of decent length and stores in a compartment - additional hose fittings are included. Altogether the unit is very compact and stores easily.
The air pressure gauge is some what accurate but I would only use it as an estimate - it is not detailed enough to determine the difference between say 42 and 44 psi. Obviously a quality tire gauge should be used.
Considering you're compressing air the unit is loud be not overly so. As can be expected it is not as fast as an air compressor found at gas stations.
Great value for the convenience - I can foresee it not being the choice for heavy duty inflation needs, however.
38 of 38 people found the following review helpful
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This is a good product, has a good price, and provides good value. I use this inflator for maintaining adequate tire pressure in my cars and it does a great job of that. With 120V power, it has enough power to put air in your tires in a decent amount of time. You don't have to wait too long. For example, if the air pressure is 20 psig, then it takes about 1 minute to pump enough air to get the pressure to 31 psig, or where it needs to be. That's not bad in my opinion. There are compressors that can do it a lot quicker, but they cost a lot more.
My only word of caution on this product is that there is no auto safety shutoff. If you forget and leave the unit running (i.e walk away, "multi-task"), you could burn up the unit, as I did on my previous version of this product. I should mention that I was charging a tank that in turn I used to charge my tires. An auto-off feature when the on-board pressure gauge reads above a certain amount would be nice. However, there is a simple "human factors" based solution to this problem. Simply do not leave the product running and unattended.
If you can do that, you'll have a great product that can help keep your tires properly inflated in a convenient fashion without having to drive to local gas station or service company. You'll be improving your car's fuel economy, which is good for the environment and your wallet :)
The unit I previously owned, before I burned it up, lasted a long time. Therefore, I expect this one to last a while as well.
My only word of caution on this product is that there is no auto safety shutoff. If you forget and leave the unit running (i.e walk away, "multi-task"), you could burn up the unit, as I did on my previous version of this product. I should mention that I was charging a tank that in turn I used to charge my tires. An auto-off feature when the on-board pressure gauge reads above a certain amount would be nice. However, there is a simple "human factors" based solution to this problem. Simply do not leave the product running and unattended.
If you can do that, you'll have a great product that can help keep your tires properly inflated in a convenient fashion without having to drive to local gas station or service company. You'll be improving your car's fuel economy, which is good for the environment and your wallet :)
The unit I previously owned, before I burned it up, lasted a long time. Therefore, I expect this one to last a while as well.
25 of 25 people found the following review helpful
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I bought the RP4100 to top off my motorcycle tires without having to crank my shop compressor and needlessly charge it's big tank. At the pressures I require-- 35 to 45 psi-- the unit works well. In the higher pressure range it takes a little time to reach the target setting, but it's FASTER than I thought it would be at its fair and reasonable price.
I am experiencing only one complication with the unit. Rather than a threaded, screw-on connector, it uses the more common (and cheaper)clamp-on, lever-operated device to attach to the valve stem.
Access to motorcycle valve stems is difficult enough without this added contorionist's task, but eventually you get the thing connected. The problem arises in DISconnecting. The valve attachment is a very tight one, and by the time you flip the lever and pry the connector OFF the stem, you've lost considerable pressure. I've had to learn to OVERinflate the tires and then hope I can get the connector off before I lose air to below my desired setting.
If you're NOT a motorcyclist, this would be MUCH less of a problem in other applications, such as car or bicycle tires, athletic equipment, etc.
As I say, the RP4100 works pretty hard to get to 40 psi. It doesn't strain or complain, but I'm waiting to see just how durable the unit is. I'm writing this review at the end of November, 2010. If the unit fails, I'll add an update. You can judge by the date on which you read this as to how long I've enjoyed a successful relationship with the unit.
UPDATE: April, 2012 and still going strong. -pr
I am experiencing only one complication with the unit. Rather than a threaded, screw-on connector, it uses the more common (and cheaper)clamp-on, lever-operated device to attach to the valve stem.
Access to motorcycle valve stems is difficult enough without this added contorionist's task, but eventually you get the thing connected. The problem arises in DISconnecting. The valve attachment is a very tight one, and by the time you flip the lever and pry the connector OFF the stem, you've lost considerable pressure. I've had to learn to OVERinflate the tires and then hope I can get the connector off before I lose air to below my desired setting.
If you're NOT a motorcyclist, this would be MUCH less of a problem in other applications, such as car or bicycle tires, athletic equipment, etc.
As I say, the RP4100 works pretty hard to get to 40 psi. It doesn't strain or complain, but I'm waiting to see just how durable the unit is. I'm writing this review at the end of November, 2010. If the unit fails, I'll add an update. You can judge by the date on which you read this as to how long I've enjoyed a successful relationship with the unit.
UPDATE: April, 2012 and still going strong. -pr
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Cheaply Made
The stem attachment bent when I triedd to attach it. Ordered a replacment but it is made from the same cheap plastic as the first. Stay away from this cheap China junk.
Published 10 days ago by Rocky
Great little inflator for general use
I was looking for a 120v inflator to use during my semi-annual tire rotations, and also for general inflation needs beyond that. Read more
Published 16 days ago by Andysinnh
inflator
it has not been 1 year and it already is not working. i had one of these before so i purchased another. the first one i returned and now this one already is not working. Read more
Published 1 month ago by sjplabtec
Works Hard!
This pump works hard and fills tires quickly. Very nice anti-vibe feet on it so it doesn't skid around. Quality hose and nice long cord. Handy accessories. Read more
Published 1 month ago by T. Riehl
Does the job
Only reason it didnt get 5 stars was because the pressure guage dances too much to be read while the unit is operating. Have to shut it off to see. Fairly compact, not tiny. Read more
Published 1 month ago by J. Zarowitz
Noisey but efficient
I've only used it a couple of time to blow up my bike tires, but it worked fine. Haven't yet had an opportunity to use it on my car tires.
Published 2 months ago by Douglas S. Campbell
Great tire inflator
I had several tire inflators in the past with all of them being very problematic. This is the best I have seen.
Small, light, and powerful. Read more
Small, light, and powerful. Read more
Published 4 months ago by bitbit
May be great for inflating inflatable toy beach balls and toys, but...
The "Campbell Hausfeld RP4100 120-Volt Inflator" may be great for inflating inflatable toy beach balls and toys, but not for inflating car and truck tires, etc. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Mike Sheahen
Good -
My old 12-volt tire pump came apart after many years; searching for a replacement I realized that many had problems with 12-volt tire pumps blowing fuses, costing considerable time... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Loyd E. Eskildson
Does what it's supposed to do
I wanted a simple 120V plug-in auto tire inflator, and this one seemed to fit the bill but I'm not sure this is much different from the numerous other ones out there. Read more
Published 5 months ago by GuyInMich
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