The Thor's Lightning Strike is a dual-motor 12V air compressor that pushes 11.5 CFM at 0 PSI and tops out at 150 PSI. That's enough to air up a full set of 37-inch tires in about 4 minutes, hands-free, or a single 37 in under 3 minutes. Set your target pressure on the TotalControl panel, hit start, and the compressor stops itself when it gets there.
It runs a 75% duty cycle with up to 45 minutes of continuous runtime. The dual motors and a redesigned cooling setup keep temps in check on long air-ups: cylinder temps run about 30 degrees F cooler and motor temps about 40 degrees F cooler than the previous model, so it keeps working when a single-motor unit would tap out. ZeroOut calibration lets you reset the gauge from the panel, so your readout stays honest when you climb 5,000 feet between airing down and airing back up. It draws roughly 90A and wires straight to the battery through a 120A Anderson plug, with onboard voltage monitoring watching the battery while it runs.
In the box: the compressor, a padded carry bag, a 9-foot power cable with reinforced battery clamps, a 22-foot high-flow air hose with I/M quick-connect fittings, and the 120A Anderson plug. It's Refuge MOLLE Mount compatible if you'd rather bolt it to a bed rack or panel than run it out of the bag. At about 25 lbs with the kit, it covers trail tire air-up, RV and trailer tires, and 150 PSI air-tool work.
