Pcp Air Compressor 4500Psi 30Mpa Powered by Car 12V Dc or Home 110V Ac W/Converter Paintball/Scuba Tank Compressor Pump

Had to replace the fan I think it got damaged in shipping. After changing it it worked amazing. Things happen minor fix and bam. Takes about 25-30min.

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FILLS FASTER THEN EXPECTED，the two piece design 12/120v could easily be one. Overall good price.

equipment only worked once. Second time I plugged in the unit, it will not even come on.

Used a Manual pump once and knew I needed an automatic pump with 3 kids going through their tanks quite fast.Be sure to set an alarm to check on it though, otherwise you will be replacing the overflow valve screw... better yet just order ya some back up ones to start with!

This pump is the best priced pump I found and it works well with my air gun. Just follow the instructions and all will work properly. I have pumped my Jet several times with this pump.

This pump does what it purports to do: Deliver high pressure air.No issues there...well kinda.The problem, or (multitude of) arises when we take in to consideration just how long it takes this pump to perform its function. The pros: Small, somewhat lightweight, compact and streamlined design. I prefer this over the big bulky and heavy design of the Yong Hen which is in part why I went this route over the Yong. Other than the huge branding on one side, it's pretty inconspicuous and non descript. I do appreciate these details about this pump. After purchasing a Benjamin Marauder pistol, I quickly realized that I would need an HPA compressor. I settled on this one and received it last week (3/7/24). Upon receiving it, in my excitement, I quickly unpacked it, read the manual (if you can call it that) carefully and went about the task of putting it together. It comes assembled with all but the hose and power supply. I connected my P-Rod to it and went to town. The P-Rod came from the factory with zero pressure. The manual states that after 30 minutes of continuous use, one must power down the unit and allow for a cooling period of about the same amount of time before resuming normal operation of the compressor. Well it took about 30 minutes to go from 0 psi to 1500 psi . Oh....and this unit is LOUD! And I do mean like obnoxious level, peace disturbing levels of noise. Wow! Full disclosure: prior to purchasing I saw a Youtube video where this pump was described as loud and I thought, well for the price, that'll be my trade off. It's cheap and noisy but I can deal with that as I'm not sensitive to noise at all. Man...oh man....did I underestimate the eardrum shattering power of this thing, lol. In any event, after the first 30 minutes of use, I powered down the unit, let it cool for 30 minutes, and resumed filling my gun. After another 20 minutes, my gun had reached 2900 psi. So all in, roughly about an hour and a half to fill a Benjamin Marauder pistol from 0 to 2900 psi. This is horrible and I would not recommend this compressor for normal everyday applications...or even the application that this pump is intended for as although it does pump air...it does so very poorly and as such, I'm not too confident about this product's longevity. I will give Nouge the benefit of the doubt and say that perhaps I received a faulty unit, and other units perform better than the one that I received. I'm not too sure, but I do hope that my review of this product helps another person make an informed decision when looking for a pcp compressor.P.S. Sorry Yong Hen,,,didn't really mean to call you fat.Can I have another chance?

I use this on a modded Umarex Fusion 2 with a 13ci 3000psi tank. When tank was empy it took approximately 10 mins to fill, but filling from 1000psi to full is around 5-6 minutes. This unit is pretty loud, but the cooling fans seem to be louder than the actual pump. Very simple to use and was up and running in less the 2 minutes. Have filled my bottle 10 times and working perfectly. If you are going to place this on a table for use it does shake quite a bit and my work table is folding. I just place this on the ground an no problems. A secured counter or table would have no issues. I looked at hand pumps, but approximately 100 pumps for refills did not excite me! If I was not nearing 50yoa maybe, but this works out and was less than $60 more than the hand pump!!! I did install an hour meter on mine just for maintenance and to check how much use I am putting it through.