NOCO AX65: jump starter with air compressor 2000A (12V)
Reference: BOL-NOCO-AX65 · EAN 0046221240252
Two tools in one: a 2000A, 12V jump starter for petrol up to 8.0 L and diesel up to 6.0 L, plus a 100 PSI tyre inflator.
- 2000A peak, 12V
- Compressor: 100 PSI, 67 L/min
- Petrol 8.0 L / diesel 6.0 L
- Auto shut-off at set pressure
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NOCO AX65: jump starter with air compressor 2000A (12V)
The NOCO Boost Air AX65 is the one to choose if you want a jump starter and a cordless tyre inflator in the same case. It starts petrol engines up to 8.0 L and diesels up to 6.0 L, the same cover as the GB70, and inflates tyres up to 35 inches.
The 280W compressor delivers up to 67 L/min and 6.89 bar (100 PSI), taking a 205/65 R16 tyre from 0 to 40 PSI in about 2 minutes, and stops by itself at the pressure set between 15 and 100 PSI. If you do not need air, a pure jump starter such as the GBX75 gives more peak for less weight than the 3.18 kg here.
It recharges in 0.8 h via 60W USB-C and has a metal body with IP55 protection.
Features
- • 2000A peak current for 12V lead-acid batteries.
- • Petrol engines up to 8.0 L and diesel engines up to 6.0 L.
- • 280W compressor: up to 67 L/min and 6.89 bar (100 PSI).
- • About 2 minutes from 0 to 40 PSI on a 205/65 R16 tyre.
- • Target pressure from 15 to 100 PSI with automatic stop; display in PSI, bar or kPa.
- • Duty cycle of 7 min on and 53 min off (at 30 PSI); braided hose of about 0.9 m.
- • Spark-proof with reverse polarity protection; detects batteries from 3V.
- • 60W USB-C Power Delivery: 0.8 h recharge at 60W, 4 h at 10W.
- • 100-lumen torch, metal body, anti-vibration base, IP55, 3.18 kg.
Technical data
| System voltage | 12V |
|---|---|
| Peak current | 2000 A |
| Internal battery | Lithium-ion, 31.8 Wh |
| Petrol engines | Up to 8.0 L |
| Diesel engines | Up to 6.0 L |
| Compatible batteries | Lead-acid: wet, gel, MF, EFB, AGM |
| Minimum detection voltage | 3V (manual override below this) |
| USB-C (input) | 5V 1.5A / 9-20V 3A (Power Delivery, 60W) |
| USB-C (output) | 5-20V 3A (Power Delivery, 60W) |
| Recharge time | 0.8 h with a 60W USB-C PD charger; 4 h at 10W |
| Max airflow (0 PSI) | 67 L/min |
| Max pressure | 6.89 bar (100 PSI) |
| Set pressure | 15-100 PSI, with automatic shut-off |
| Compressor motor | 280W, 22A max. |
| Duty cycle | 7 min on / 53 min off (at 30 PSI) |
| Inflation time | Approx. 2 min from 0 to 40 PSI (205/65 R16 tyre) |
| Pressure units | PSI, bar, kPa |
| Hose | Braided, 3 ft (approx. 0.9 m) |
| LED torch | 100 lm |
| Housing protection | IP55 |
| Operating temperature | -20 °C to +50 °C |
| Charging temperature | 0 °C to +40 °C |
| Dimensions | 215 × 100 × 139 mm |
| Weight | 3.18 kg |
In the box
- • NOCO Boost Air AX65 jump starter and inflator
- • HD precision battery clamps
- • USB-C to USB-C cable (0.6 m)
- • Presta / needle adapter
- • Inflatable adapter
- • Microfibre storage bag
- • User guide
Common questions
How quickly does it inflate a tyre?
A 205/65 R16 tyre goes from 0 to 40 PSI in about 2 minutes, with up to 67 L/min of airflow.
Can it run the compressor non-stop?
Its duty cycle is 7 minutes on and 53 minutes off at 30 PSI.
Which adapters come with it?
A Presta/needle adapter and an inflatable adapter, plus HD clamps, a USB-C to USB-C cable and a microfibre bag.
AX65 or GB70?
Both give 2000A for petrol up to 8.0 L and diesel up to 6.0 L; the AX65 adds the 100 PSI compressor, the GB70 gives up to 40 starts per charge and an XGC port.
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