ETENWOLF C2 Tire Inflator Thermal Rise Test Report (Temperature Stability, 35–40 psi Load)

Document Overview

Key Findings The ETENWOLF C2PV tire inflator completed a full-discharge thermal run at 35–40 psi load; results are issued for reference only, with the cylinder joint reaching a peak of 140.8 °C on sample 8# and an E14 fault occurring on one unit during the…

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Test Report
Prepared by
Daniel Wright
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Last reviewed
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Environmental Testing

Key Findings

The ETENWOLF C2PV tire inflator completed a full-discharge thermal run at 35–40 psi load; results are issued for reference only, with the cylinder joint reaching a peak of 140.8 °C on sample 8# and an E14 fault occurring on one unit during the test run.

  • Product: C2PV Tire Inflator
  • Report No.: 2025110101.0
  • Test Date: 2025-11-01
  • Samples: 2 pcs — 8# and 9#
  • Test Type: Reliability Test
  • Standard: Internal standard
  • Peak temperature (8#): 140.8 °C at cylinder joint
  • Peak temperature (9#): 128.9 °C at cylinder joint
  • Ambient temperature: 29.6 °C
  • Notable event: Sample 8# triggered an E14 error during the thermal run
  • Verdict: For Reference Only

Test Overview

Field Detail
Product No. / Name C2PV — Tire Inflator (C2PV-充气泵)
Report No. 2025110101.0
Test Date 2025-11-01
Test No. 8# / 9#
Sample Quantity / No. 2 pcs — 8#, 9#
Test Type Reliability Test
Test Standard Internal Standard
Test Purpose Evaluate the thermal stability, heat dissipation performance, and potential overheating risk of the samples
Test Procedure Summary Samples operated indoors at ambient temperature under a 35–40 psi load until battery fully discharged; temperature change data collected throughout
Test Equipment Thermal rise tester (Type-K thermocouple)
Acceptance Criterion Evaluate performance stability of sample temperature variation
Model C2
Product Line Inflation Tools

Test Equipment & Setup

Item Detail
Measurement instrument Thermal rise tester with Type-K thermocouple
Load condition 35–40 psi (continuous run until battery discharged)
Ambient environment Indoor, ambient temperature 29.6 °C
Measurement points Motor, cylinder joint, air tube, battery bottom, battery middle, battery top
Data collection method Continuous thermocouple logging; full dataset on sibling sheet 温升采集数据

Test Procedure

  1. Pre-test: Record laboratory ambient temperature (29.6 °C). Verify sample identity (8# and 9#). Attach Type-K thermocouples to all six measurement points: motor, cylinder joint, air tube, battery bottom, battery middle, and battery top.
  2. Setup: Connect samples to a load maintaining 35–40 psi back-pressure. Confirm thermocouple logger is active and recording.
  3. Run: Power on each sample and run continuously under load until the battery is fully discharged. Do not interrupt the run; log temperature data at all points throughout the entire discharge cycle.
  4. Event monitoring: Note any fault codes or anomalies. (Sample 8# triggered an E14 error during the run.)
  5. Post-test: Record peak temperatures and calculate temperature rise (ΔT = T_peak − T_ambient) for each measurement point on each sample.
  6. Acceptance criterion: Evaluate performance stability of temperature variation across the discharge cycle. Results to be issued as Pass, Fail, or For Reference Only based on observed thermal behavior.

Test Data & Results

Sample ID Metric Motor Cylinder Joint Air Tube Battery Bottom Battery Middle Battery Top Lab Ambient (°C)
C2PV-8# Peak Temperature (°C) 88.7 140.8 79.5 96.2 82.0 76.1 29.6
C2PV-8# Temperature Rise (K) 59.1 111.2 49.9 66.6 52.4 46.5
C2PV-9# Peak Temperature (°C) 75.6 128.9 80.2 82.6 73.6 66.9 29.6
C2PV-9# Temperature Rise (K) 46.0 99.3 50.6 53.0 44.0 37.3

Observations: The cylinder joint was the hottest location on both samples, reaching 140.8 °C (ΔT 111.2 K) on 8# and 128.9 °C (ΔT 99.3 K) on 9#. The battery bottom was the second-highest thermal zone. Sample 8# triggered an E14 fault code during the run. Full time-series acquisition data is available on the companion sheet (温升采集数据). See the Related Products section for a cross-link to that dataset.

Conclusion

Field Detail
Result For Reference Only (■供参考)
Pass criterion Internal standard — evaluate performance stability of temperature variation
Test conditions Indoor ambient 29.6 °C, 35–40 psi load, full battery discharge
Samples tested 2 pcs (C2PV-8#, C2PV-9#)
Verdict Neither a formal Pass nor Fail is declared; data is provided for engineering reference. An E14 fault occurred on sample 8# during the run.

Document Information

Role Name (Pinyin) Date
Approver (批准) Li Guanghua 2025-11-01
Reviewer (审核) Zhang Ronggui 2025-11-01
Tester (测试) Mai Shaoqiang 2025-11-01
Field Detail
Source File C2PV充气泵-温升报告-2025.11.1.xls
Sheet 温升报告 (Sheet 1 of 2)
Report No. 2025110101.0

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the E14 error code mean on the ETENWOLF C2PV inflator?

E14 is a fault code that appeared on sample 8# during the full-discharge thermal run. Based on the test context it is associated with an abnormal condition detected during continuous high-load operation. If you see E14 during normal use, stop inflation, allow the unit to cool, and contact ETENWOLF support for further diagnosis.

How hot does the ETENWOLF C2 inflator get during continuous use?

Under a 35–40 psi continuous load run to full battery discharge, the cylinder joint reached up to 140.8 °C (temperature rise of 111.2 K above the 29.6 °C ambient) on the tested sample. The motor reached up to 88.7 °C and the battery bottom up to 96.2 °C. These figures are engineering reference values from a worst-case endurance scenario and are not representative of typical short-duration inflation cycles.

Why is this thermal test result marked For Reference Only rather than Pass or Fail?

The test was conducted against an internal performance-stability criterion rather than a specific numeric pass/fail threshold. Because one sample also triggered a fault (E14) during the run, the engineering team classified the outcome as for reference only, meaning the data informs product development decisions without constituting a formal compliance verdict.

Which measurement point shows the highest thermal rise on the C2PV inflator?

The cylinder joint consistently shows the highest temperature rise on both samples — 111.2 K on sample 8# and 99.3 K on sample 9#. This makes the cylinder joint the primary thermal management focus point for the C2PV design.

Related Products

The full time-series temperature acquisition data for this test is available in the companion dataset sheet:

  • ETENWOLF C2PV Thermal Acquisition Data (温升采集数据) — raw thermocouple readings logged throughout the discharge cycle for samples 8# and 9#

Other ETENWOLF inflation tools from the same product line:

  • ETENWOLF Inflation Tools — Full Product Range