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The Sealey CTI140 is a portable and versatile tyre inflator and power bank, ideal for car, van, 4x4, motorcycle, and bicycle owners. It offers quick inflation with an auto-stop feature and includes a power bank function for charging mobile devices. A key consideration is the battery life, so you may need to utilize the 12V plug for power. This guide helps you understand and use all the features of your Sealey CTI140 effectively.
| Model Part Number | CTI140 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sealey |
Press the unit button to cycle through psi, kPa, kg/cm², and bar.
The maximum pressure is 120psi.
Inflation time depends on the tyre size. For a 175/70/R13 tyre, it takes approximately 261 seconds to inflate from 0 to 30psi.
The accessory kit includes a 170mm extension tube with Schrader connection, Presta type adaptor, ball spike, inflatable adaptor, USB charging cable, and a storage bag.
Press the worklight button to turn it on. Press again for strobe, and again for SOS mode.
It uses two 2000mAh batteries.
Yes, it is suitable for inflating tubeless tyres, provided the valve is compatible.
The accuracy is ±1%.
Check if the unit is charged. If using the 12V plug, ensure it is properly connected to both the inflator and the vehicle's power outlet.
Ensure the connection to the tyre valve is secure. Check for any leaks. The inflation time for larger tyres might be longer. The maximum air supply is 120psi.
Check the USB cable and ensure it's properly connected. Make sure the device is compatible with the 5V/2A output. Check if the power bank itself has sufficient charge.
Ensure the unit is turned on. If the light still doesn't work, check the battery level. If the unit is old, the LED might have reached the end of its life.
