OSRAM TYREinflate 2110 – compact 12 V tyre inflator
The OSRAM TYREinflate 2110 OTI2110 is a portable 12 V DC tyre inflator designed primarily for cars, motorbikes and small vans. It delivers a maximum pressure of 6.9 bar and uses a large 50 mm analogue gauge for monitoring tyre pressure during inflation.
Key benefits
- Maximum pressure of 6.9 bar for common tyre inflation and pressure top-up tasks.
- 50 mm analogue pressure gauge with a manufacturer-specified accuracy of ±0.1 bar and readings in bar and PSI.
- Approx. 4-minute inflation time in OSRAM's test using a 13-inch tyre from 0 to approximately 2.4 bar.
- 3 m wind-up power cable for convenient positioning and tidy storage.
- 60 cm air hose stored within the inflator.
- Integrated LED work light to illuminate the working area in low-light conditions.
Pressure monitoring and inflation performance
TYREinflate 2110 uses a traditional analogue pressure gauge. The gauge measures 50 mm and OSRAM specifies an accuracy of ±0.1 bar. Maximum pressure is 6.9 bar.
The quoted inflation time of approximately four minutes applies to a specific manufacturer test using a 13-inch tyre inflated from zero to approximately 2.4 bar. Actual inflation time will vary with tyre volume, tyre size and the required pressure increase.
What about 4x4 tyres?
The inflator operates from a 12 V electrical system, making it electrically suitable for many 12 V passenger and off-road vehicles. However, OSRAM officially lists motorbikes, cars and small vans as the recommended applications and bases its published inflation time on a 13-inch tyre.
OSRAM currently lists the airflow figure as “tbc”, so there is no confirmed l/min value on which to estimate inflation times for large off-road tyres. For regular airing-down and reinflation of high-volume 4x4 tyres, choose a compressor based on a confirmed airflow specification and the tyre sizes you use.
LED work light and storage
An integrated LED light illuminates the area in front of the inflator, helping when working beside a vehicle in poor light. The 3 m power cable winds into the unit, while the 60 cm air hose is also stored neatly within the housing.
Three inflation adaptors
OSRAM confirms three adaptors for additional inflation tasks including balls, air mattresses and bicycles. This extends the use of the unit beyond vehicle tyres when travelling, camping or carrying recreational equipment.
Electrical specification
The TYREinflate 2110 operates on 12 V DC and has a nominal power rating of 120 W. OSRAM specifies a 10 A fuse. The model is not specified for direct connection to a 24 V electrical system.
Technical data
| Specification | Value |
|---|
| Brand | OSRAM |
| Model | TYREinflate 2110 |
| MPN | OTI2110 |
| Maximum pressure | 6.9 bar |
| Pressure accuracy | ±0.1 bar |
| Measuring units | bar, PSI |
| Pressure gauge | Analogue, 50 mm |
| Inflation time | Approx. 4 min for a 13-inch tyre from 0 to approx. 2.4 bar |
| Operating voltage | 12 V DC |
| Nominal power | 120 W |
| Fuse | 10 A |
| Power cable length | 3.0 m |
| Air hose length | 60 cm |
| Product dimensions | 220 × 105 × 152 mm |
| Noise level | 85 dB |
| Work light | LED |
| EAN / GTIN | 4062172411752 |
Package contents confirmed by the manufacturer
- 1 × OSRAM TYREinflate 2110 OTI2110,
- integrated 60 cm air hose,
- integrated 3 m power cable,
- 3 inflation adaptors for applications including balls, air mattresses and bicycles.
Warranty
OSRAM currently lists TYREinflate 2110 among its Automotive Care and Equipment products covered by a 2-year manufacturer guarantee. Coverage is subject to the current OSRAM guarantee terms.
Frequently asked questions
Can it be connected directly to a 24 V system?
No. The manufacturer's current specification states 12 V DC operation.
Does TYREinflate 2110 have Auto-Stop?
OSRAM does not specify an Auto-Stop function for this model in the current product data. Pressure is monitored using the analogue gauge.
How quickly will it inflate a large 4x4 tyre?
OSRAM does not publish a confirmed airflow figure or an inflation time for large off-road tyres. Its four-minute figure is based on a 13-inch tyre, so it should not be applied directly to larger high-volume tyres.
When should tyre pressure be checked?
OSRAM recommends measuring and adjusting tyre pressure when the tyres are cold.
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