Air Compressor Einhell TC-AC 420/50/10 V 2200 W 420 l/min 10 bar

The Einhell TC-AC 420/50/10 V air compressor is a stationary/mobile workshop unit designed for general-purpose compressed air work. Equipped with a robust 2200 W electric motor, it provides an intake capacity of 420 l/min and a maximum working pressure of 10 bar. The unit runs on 220–240 V AC power and is fitted with a 50-litre receiver tank and two wheels to allow repositioning around a garage or workshop. Its construction balances performance and mobility for tasks that require sustained air delivery.

Advantages

The compressor combines a high-power 2200 W motor with a 50-litre tank to offer steady air supply for tools and inflation tasks. A delivery rate of 420 l/min supports intermittent and continuous use of pneumatic tools while a 10 bar maximum pressure covers a wide range of applications. The twin-wheel base and handle reduce effort when moving the unit; the design includes standard fittings and a pressure regulator for direct tool connection and pressure adjustment. The unit’s electrical operation on 220–240 V means compatibility with common workshop power supplies.

Suitable for

• Operating pneumatic tools such as impact wrenches, air ratchets and spray guns
• Tire, sports equipment and inflatable maintenance
• Household and small workshop jobs including nailing, stapling and cleaning with blowguns
• Automotive repair and maintenance tasks requiring compressed air

Key specifications

• Motor power: 2200 W
• Intake/delivery capacity: 420 litres per minute
• Maximum working pressure: 10 bar
• Receiver tank volume: 50 litres
• Power supply: 220–240 V AC
• Weight: 41.8 kg
• Mobility: two wheels and carrying handle

How to use

Place the compressor on a level, stable surface and connect it to a suitable 220–240 V power outlet. Before first use, check oil level if required by the model instructions and ensure all fittings are tightened. Open the tank drain briefly to remove condensation after initial runs, then close it. Start the motor and allow the compressor to build pressure to the cut-out value; adjust the regulator to the required working pressure for the connected tool. Connect hoses and tools using compatible couplings and observe the compressor’s duty cycle to prevent overheating. After use, switch off the unit, depressurize the outlet lines and drain condensate from the tank at regular intervals.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, use short, suitably rated hoses and maintain regular service intervals including tank drainage and filter checks. Match outlet pressure and flow requirements of pneumatic tools to the compressor’s rated 420 l/min and 10 bar limit to ensure optimal performance and avoid overloading the motor.