Be prepared for everyday journeys and longer drives with Adrian X1. This portable 4-in-1 device combines a jump starter for compatible 12V vehicles with a weak battery, a digital tyre inflator, USB-A device charging and an LED light.
- Jump starter: Helps start compatible 12V vehicles.
- Digital tyre inflator: Automatic shut-off at the preset pressure.
- USB-A power output: Charges compatible devices.
- LED light: Steady, flashing and SOS modes.
Help When a Weak Battery Prevents a Start
Adrian X1 provides a starting boost for compatible 12V vehicles, with 1500A peak current and 300A starting current.
Confirm vehicle compatibility, check the device charge level and follow the connection instructions in the manual.
Set and Monitor Your Tyre Pressure
Select the pressure recommended for your vehicle and monitor the reading on the digital display.
- Automatic shut-off when the preset pressure is reached.
- Supports PSI, BAR and KPA.
- Maximum compressor pressure: 150 PSI.
The 150 PSI rating is the inflator's operating limit, not a recommended tyre pressure. Use the pressure specified for your vehicle.
USB Power and LED Lighting
Charge compatible devices through the 5V/2.4A USB-A output. The built-in LED offers steady light, flashing and SOS modes.
The 5V/2A USB-C port is an input for recharging X1 itself only.
Built-in Protection Systems
- Reverse polarity protection.
- Short circuit protection.
- Overheating protection.
- Overcharge protection.
Follow the manual and device indicators every time you use X1.
Is Adrian X1 Right for Your Vehicle?
X1 is designed to help start compatible 12V vehicles. Matching voltage alone does not confirm suitability. Check the X1 manual, your vehicle handbook and battery requirements before use.
For help before ordering, contact us with:
- Vehicle make, model and year.
- Engine type and size.
- Battery details.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Compatible vehicle voltage | 12V |
| Peak current | 1500A |
| Starting current | 300A |
| Internal battery chemistry | LiFePO4 |
| Internal battery capacity | 12,000mAh |
| Battery energy | 38.4Wh |
| Maximum compressor pressure | 150 PSI |
| Pressure units | PSI / BAR / KPA |
| Inflation shut-off | Automatic at the preset pressure |
| USB-C charging input | 5V / 2A |
| USB-A power output | 5V / 2.4A |
| Lighting modes | Steady / flashing / SOS |
What's in the Box?
- Adrian X1 unit.
- Smart jump cable with clamps.
- Air hose.
- Five inflation nozzles.
- USB-A to USB-C cable.
- Storage bag.
- User manual.
A wall charger is not included.
Before First Use
- Read the manuals: Review the X1 manual and your vehicle handbook.
- Confirm compatibility: Check your vehicle and battery requirements.
- Check the charge: Confirm the device charge level before use.
- For jump starting: Follow the connection and disconnection sequence and readiness indicators in the manual.
- For tyre inflation: Select the recommended vehicle pressure and monitor the process until the inflator stops.
Care and Storage
- Store away from heat and direct sunlight.
- Avoid leaving X1 in a hot parked car.
- Recharge at least every three months during storage.
- Follow the care instructions in the manual.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will Adrian X1 work with every car?
Compatibility depends on the vehicle, its battery and the manufacturer's instructions. X1 is intended for compatible 12V vehicles; matching voltage alone does not confirm suitability. Contact us with your vehicle and battery details if you need help before ordering.
What is the difference between a jump starter and a car battery charger?
A jump starter delivers a short burst of power to help start an engine when the battery is weak. A battery charger replenishes the battery over time. X1 does not replace battery testing or a replacement battery when needed.
Does the inflator repair a punctured tyre?
No. The inflator adds air to adjust tyre pressure but does not seal punctures or repair damage. If a tyre keeps losing pressure, have the cause checked and repaired before continuing to drive.
Which tyre pressure should I select?
Use the pressure specified in your vehicle handbook or on its tyre-pressure label. The 150 PSI rating is the inflator's maximum pressure, not a recommended tyre pressure.
Can I charge a phone from the USB-C port?
No. USB-C is a 5V/2A input for charging X1 itself. To charge a phone or another compatible device, use the 5V/2.4A USB-A output.
Is a wall charger included?
No. The box includes a USB-A to USB-C cable. Use a suitable power source that meets the device's input requirements and the manual's instructions.
How do I keep X1 ready to use?
Check its charge before a journey and recharge it at least every three months during storage. Keep it away from heat and direct sunlight, and follow the manual's use and storage instructions.
