Bullseye Manuals & User Guides

Bullseye is a consumer brand specializing in automotive and household maintenance tools, best known for its line of portable tire inflators and hand-held air compressors. Distributed by Emson (E. Mishan & Sons, Inc.), Bullseye products are designed to offer drivers and homeowners convenient, cordless solutions for inflating tires, sports equipment, and other inflatables. Key products include the Bullseye Pro Digital Tire Inflator and the Pocket Air Pro.

These devices typically feature digital LCD displays, auto-stop pressure sensors, and built-in LED work lights, making them suitable for roadside emergencies and nighttime use. Many Bullseye inflators are rechargeable and include 12V DC car adapters, ensuring continuous operation even when the battery is low. The brand focuses on ease of use, portability, and safety, providing essential tools for vehicle maintenance kits.

• How long should I charge my Bullseye rechargeable inflator?

  For the Bullseye Rechargeable Tire Inflator, it is recommended to charge the battery pack for at least 3 hours before the first use. Generally, the charging time is up to 3 hours, and it is advised not to charge for more than 5 hours at a time to preserve battery life.

• What is the maximum operating time for Bullseye air compressors?

  Bullseye air compressors are designed for occasional use. They should not operation for more than 15 minutes at a time. After 15 minutes of use, the unit must be switched off and allowed to cool for at least 15 minutes before restarting.

• Can the Bullseye inflator be used if the battery is dead?

  Yes, many Bullseye models come with a 12V DC car adapter. You can plug the unit directly into your vehicle's cigarette lighter socket to operate it. Ensure your vehicle is running (outdoors) to prevent draining the car battery.