Boost Your Battery: How To Use Your Air Compressor On A Everstart Jump Starter

Are you tired of being stranded with a dead battery? An EverStart jump starter can be your lifesaver, providing you with the power to get your vehicle back on the road in no time. But did you know that your jump starter can do more than just jump-start your car? With the right accessories, you can use your EverStart jump starter as an air compressor, making it a versatile tool for various tasks.

In this blog post, we’ll delve into the step-by-step process of using an air compressor on an EverStart jump starter. Whether you need to inflate tires, power tools, or clean your garage, this guide will empower you with the knowledge to get the job done efficiently and safely.

Step 1: Gather Your Materials

Before you begin, ensure you have the following materials:

• EverStart jump starter
• Air compressor attachment
• Air hose
• Air nozzle

Step 2: Connect the Air Compressor Attachment

Locate the air compressor port on your EverStart jump starter. It’s usually a threaded opening on the side or back of the unit. Connect the air compressor attachment to the port by screwing it in securely.

Step 3: Attach the Air Hose

Connect one end of the air hose to the air compressor attachment. Ensure the connection is tight to prevent air leaks.

Step 4: Choose the Right Air Nozzle

Depending on what you’re inflating, you’ll need to choose the appropriate air nozzle. For tires, use the tire inflation nozzle. For power tools, use the industrial air nozzle. For cleaning, use the air blower nozzle.

Step 5: Connect the Air Nozzle

Attach the air nozzle to the other end of the air hose. Make sure it’s securely connected to prevent air loss.

Step 6: Turn on the Jump Starter

Power up your EverStart jump starter by pressing the power button. The jump starter will automatically start supplying air through the air compressor.

Step 7: Inflate or Power

Hold the air nozzle against the valve or object you want to inflate or power. Squeeze the trigger on the air nozzle to release the air. Continue inflating or powering until the desired pressure or level is reached.

Step 8: Disconnect and Store

Once you’re finished, disconnect the air hose from the air nozzle and the air compressor attachment from the jump starter. Store all components in a safe and dry place for future use.

Additional Tips

• Always wear safety glasses when using an air compressor.
• Never exceed the maximum pressure rating of the object you’re inflating.
• Use the appropriate air nozzle for the task at hand.
• If you encounter any problems, refer to the user manual for your EverStart jump starter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use my EverStart jump starter as a permanent air compressor?
A: No, EverStart jump starters are not designed for continuous use as air compressors. They are intended for occasional use to inflate tires or power tools.

Q: What is the maximum pressure that my EverStart jump starter can deliver?
A: The maximum pressure varies depending on the model of your jump starter. Refer to the user manual for specific information.

Q: How long can I run the air compressor on my EverStart jump starter?
A: The runtime depends on the capacity of your jump starter‘s battery. Generally, you can expect to run the air compressor for around 15-20 minutes on a fully charged battery.