ETENWOLF S1 Portable Tire Inflator: Full Technical Specifications

The ETENWOLF S1 is a compact cordless tire inflator built specifically for Class A/B sedans. It delivers 20 L/min airflow and reaches 160 PSI max pressure in a 525 g package measuring 94 × 76 × 40 mm — small enough to live in a glove compartment, powerful enough to inflate a 195/65R15 sedan tire from flat to 35 PSI on a single charge.

20 L/min

Max Airflow

160 PSI

Max Pressure

5,200 mAh

Battery

525 g

Weight

±1 PSI

Accuracy

3 Tires

Per Charge

160 PSI Max Pressure, ±1 PSI Accuracy Verified Across Full Range

The S1 reaches a verified maximum of 160 PSI, confirmed with a calibrated digital pressure gauge. Accuracy across the entire operating range is ±1 PSI — tested at seven pressure points (20, 35, 50, 80, 100, 130, and 160 PSI) with three readings at each point. For sedan tires, a 3–4 PSI deviation from the recommended pressure measurably affects fuel economy and tire wear — this level of consistency matters.

20 L/min Airflow — 3 Sedan Tires on One Charge

At 0 PSI no-load (ambient 25°C, calibrated flow meter, 10 s stable), the S1 delivers 20 L/min. Real-world tests at 25 ± 2°C, battery at 100%, with supplied hose confirm three complete inflation cycles on a 195/55R15 from 0 to 35 PSI per charge. Sized and tuned for Class A/B vehicles: Nissan Sylphy, VW Lavida, Toyota Corolla, Honda Civic.

Inflation Test Data — 25 ± 2°C, Battery 100%, Supplied Hose
Tire SizeStart PSITarget PSI
195/65R15 sedan035
205/55R16 sedan035
215/55R17 sedan035
195/65R15 sedan2835
205/55R16 sedan2835
215/55R17 sedan2835
700C × 25C road bike0100

4 Preset Modes with Auto-Shutoff

The S1 ships with four preset modes: Car (35 PSI), Bicycle (22 PSI), Basketball (8 PSI), and Custom (default 30 PSI, user-adjustable). Each mode auto-stops at the target pressure. A 700C × 25C road bike tire from 0 to 100 PSI takes 1 minute 33 seconds on a full charge — approximately 9 top-up cycles per charge on that size.

5,200 mAh — Full Charge in 2 h 38 min

Tianpeng lithium cell, 5,200 mAh / 19.24 Wh, charged via PD USB-C at 10W. Full charge time from 0%: 2 hours 38 minutes. Charge-while-inflate is not supported — simultaneous operation reduces available voltage and lowers efficiency. Below 20% battery, inflation speed drops slightly but max pressure stays unchanged at 150 PSI.

Noise: 80.8–84.8 dB(A) at 1 m

Measured across three production samples at 1 m from the front face, background noise below 30 dB(A), under simulated 35 PSI back-pressure (sedan tire working load). Sample 1: 84.8 dB(A), Sample 2: 80.9 dB(A), Sample 3: 80.8 dB(A). Equipment: calibrated sound level meter.

Technical Limits & Verified Edge Cases

ETENWOLF tested the S1 at the boundaries most manufacturers skip. Results below are from actual engineering tests, not estimates.

Continuous run to thermal cutoffThrottle valve at 35 PSI, 100% → 0% battery. No thermal protection triggered. No faults.
Cold soak −10°C / 2 hoursNormal startup and operation. Inflation speed slightly reduced. Max pressure unaffected.
Battery below 20%Speed slightly reduced. Max pressure unchanged — still reaches 150 PSI.
Long-term storageStore at 100%. Max 36 months. Top-up every 12 months. Confirmed starts normally after 36 months.
Operating temp range−20°C to +60°C

Compatible Vehicles & Applications

The S1 is built for compact sedan drivers, motorcycle riders, and cyclists who need a pocketable inflator. It is not suitable for mid-size SUVs or larger.

  • Sedans: Nissan Sylphy, VW Lavida, Toyota Corolla, Honda Civic
  • Motorcycles: YAMAHA, HONDA, SUZUKI
  • Bicycles: Giant, Merida, Cannondale
  • Not recommended: Mid-size SUVs → use S3 or S5. Full-size SUV/pickup → use S5, S6, S7.

S1 vs S3: Which One Do You Need?

Same 160 PSI ceiling and ±1 PSI accuracy. The S1 is lighter and smaller for sedans. The S3 carries more battery and airflow for SUVs with larger tire volumes.

ParameterS1S3
Max Airflow20 L/min22 L/min
Battery5,200 mAh7,800 mAh
Weight525 g1,050 g
Dimensions94 × 76 × 40 mm134 × 98 × 174 mm
Best forClass A/B sedansMid-size SUVs → S3

Third-Party Certifications

All certifications issued by independent third-party laboratories. Report numbers provided for traceability.

CertificationReport No.Issuing BodyDate
CE (EMC + LVD) — EU CE MarkingWTH25H12333145EShenzhen Walter Inspection Group2025-12-25
FCC — FCC Equipment AuthorizationWTH25H12333147EShenzhen Walter Inspection Group2025-12-25
UN38.3WTH25D12333150BShenzhen Walter Inspection Group2026-01-13
MSDSWTH25D12333150B001Shenzhen Walter Inspection Group2026-01-13
RoHS — EU RoHS DirectiveWTH25X12333148CShenzhen Walter Inspection Group2026-01-14
Design + Utility Model PatentChina NIPAActive
IDEA Design AwardIDSA

Frequently Asked Questions

How many sedan tires can the S1 inflate on a full charge?

3 tires. Tested on 195/55R15, 0 → 35 PSI at 25°C. A fourth tire may not reach target pressure. For 4 full inflations per session, use the S3 (7,800 mAh).

How long to inflate a bicycle tire?

700C × 25C from 0 to 100 PSI: 1 minute 33 seconds on a full charge. Approximately 9 top-up cycles per charge.

S1 vs S3 — what is the difference?

S1 (20 L/min, 5,200 mAh, 525 g) for Class A/B sedans. S3 (22 L/min, 7,800 mAh, 1,050 g) for mid-size SUVs like RAV4 or CR-V.

Does the S1 work at −10°C?

Yes. After 2-hour cold soak at −10°C: normal startup, slightly reduced inflation speed, max pressure unaffected. Operating range: −20°C to +60°C.

Can the S1 charge while inflating?

No. Simultaneous charging and inflating reduces available voltage and lowers efficiency. Charge fully before use.

How accurate is the pressure gauge?

±1 PSI full range. Verified at 7 points (20, 35, 50, 80, 100, 130, 160 PSI), 3 readings each. Full-range accuracy, not a best-case figure.

Is the S1 CE and FCC certified?

Yes. CE: WTH25H12333145E. FCC: WTH25H12333147E. Both issued 2025-12-25 by Shenzhen Walter Inspection Group. UN38.3: WTH25D12333150B. RoHS: WTH25X12333148C.

ZHONGSIR | Senior Technical Engineer & Product Specialist
ZHONGSIR | Senior Technical Engineer & Product Specialist

ZHONGSIR is a Senior Product Specialist at ETENWOLF, specializing in automotive electronics, portable power systems, and high-precision inflatable technology. With years of hands-on experience in hardware testing and automotive outdoor gear applications, Luca is dedicated to translating complex engineering data into clear, actionable, and reliable technical documentation for global users.

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