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Question: Does it have to be plugged into the lighter to work, or does it have storage ?
Document: "What's in the BoxRP3200 Cordless Inflator""Conveniently operates from your car's 12-volt outlet""Plugs into standard 12-volt lighter outlets, making quick work of a variety of inflation jobs. "Is this a cordless inflator or not? In one place it says it is and in other places, it says it needs to be plugged into a 12-volt outlet. If it has to be plugged in, it doesn't say how long the cord it.
The power cord and hose are plenty long and are stored in the internal storage compartment. The last feature on this device is the work light. This is handy when needing a flashlight in a dark location like the side of the road at night. I would recommend this to someone looking for an emergency tire inflator.
First off this portable inflator does the job. It's small, very portable and the auto shutoff feature is great. Light is definitely a plus. Cons:  It's slow and the cords don't store well. It seems to take forever to fill a low tire but it does work. It just takes time. It's difficult to put the cords back in their little storage area. They fit but I struggle with them every time.
Works as advertised. I didn't experience any trouble getting the valve on or off as some others did. Just push it on until the air starts to release then put the lock down. The auto shut-off feature is what sold me on this and that is a useful thing. The storage compartment holds the wire and hose and a few nozzle attachments. Buying air at some gas stations might be free or cost a quarter or two, but its inconvenient and sometimes the equipment doesn't work well.
Wow! I purchased this a couple of months ago to air up smaller items (basketballs, soccer balls, etc.) I used it three or four times and now it does not work! I thought it might be my car lighter but then I tried my wife's car. Nope. How can they advertise this thing to work for a car tire?
I read several reviews from various sites and found them mixed. The price, long cord and the work light were a positive, cord storage, difficult to remove from inflating the main negative, setting a PSI and having it stop there neutral.I decided to go with this unit and am so glad I did. The cord storage was someone who had never used this type of equipment before. It is so much easier than the one it replaced its ridiculous.
We looked at a lot of 12v inflators and compressors, and read a lot of comments. We settled on the Campbell Hausfeld RP3200 because of its good features (light, pressure gauge with auto shutoff), and ignored some of the complaints about the hose connector and limited space in the cord/hose storage space. The former features work really well, and the latter features may not be all that durable or easy to pack because everyday use is not the purpose of this device.
Excellent product. This little inflation device works like a charm. It plugs into the cigarette lighter and can inflate your car tire, or a bicycle wheel easily. As a bicycle pump, it is great. It has a built in auto stop mechanism, so when you reach your desired inflation pressure, the pump automatically shuts off. It also has a built in lamp, so you can work in the dark. Great for camping and bicycle trips. Everything stores neatly in the back compartment.
Our Silverado got a flat tire and we could not drive it to air it up after we put a can of fix a flat in it as the can only plugged the leak and didn't output enough air. So once we got this, it aired up and worked perfectly. Can drive our truck again thanks!! !
Maybe once or twice a month. It barely takes up any room in my trunk and comes in handy when the weather changes a lot. ***EDITAs of today, my pump has died. The light still works when plugged in but it refuses to turn on. I only used it about 2 to 3 times a month. It was stored in my trunk from 40F-80F weather until it's death. It was good while it lasted.
Answer: yes