Greenworks G24IN Battery Air Pump (11 Bar) with Low/High Pressure, Auto Shut-Off & 3 Adapters (Tool Only)
Product description
The essentials
If you regularly top up car tyres, inflate bicycle tyres, or deal with inflatables, an air pump that lets you pick the pressure level (and then stops automatically) is genuinely convenient. The Greenworks G24IN Battery Air Pump is built around that idea: it’s a portable 11 bar air pump designed to inflate and deflate using different modes, a simple setup, and onboard storage for the included bits.
It’s also a “tool only” package, so you’re not buying the battery and charger in this listing. That’s a plus if you already have a Greenworks 24V system and want to avoid extra clutter (and extra spend). If not, you may find yourself factoring in the cost and space of a compatible battery setup before you commit.
Key features that matter in day-to-day use
The standout part, over and above a basic pump, is that you can work in low or high pressure modes. On paper, that’s exactly what you want when the job changes: car tyres and larger inflatables tend to call for higher pressure, while things like bicycle tyres and balloons are better treated more gently.
The pump includes a large digital display for setting the pressure you need, and it also has automatic shut-off. In practical terms, this helps you avoid the “keep pumping and hope for the best” approach. There’s also a short 0.5 m hose and integrated adaptor storage on the unit, so you’re not constantly hunting for nozzles in a drawer.
You get 3 adapters and the hose, which should cover common inflation/deflation tasks like: - car and bicycle tyres - air beds and inflatables - footballs/rugby balls and similar sports balls - balloons and other lightweight inflatables
One small caveat: with tools like this, hose reach and nozzle fit are the difference between smooth sessions and mild frustration—0.5 m is fine for many uses, but it’s worth thinking about where your tyre/wheel sits relative to the battery power source.
Tech specs
- Name: Greenworks G24IN Battery Air Pump
- Type: Portable air pump / air compressor
- Pressure: 11 Bar
- Pressure modes: Low or high pressure
- Display: Large digital display (for setting pressure)
- Shut-off: Automatic shut-off
- Hose length: 0.5 m hose
- Adapters: 3 integral adaptors
- Battery included: No (tool only)
- Compatible battery system: Use with any Greenworks 24V 2Ah or 4Ah battery (battery and charger not included)
What stands out (and where it sits compared to alternatives)
This feels like a practical cordless air pump for routine jobs rather than a one-size-fits-all workshop compressor. The portability (it’s described as weighing less than 2kg) and the battery approach make it easier to use at home, in the garage, or even by the driveway without having to run a mains lead.
Compared with purely manual pumps, the digital pressure setting and automatic shut-off are the key advantages. Compared with higher-end battery compressors designed for heavier duty, it may be more “gadget-friendly” than “industrial”. In other words, it’s a solid everyday inflator, but it might not be the first choice if you expect frequent high-volume use or continuous long sessions.
It makes sense if you want something quick and repeatable: you set the pressure, attach the right adapter, start the pump, and let the shut-off do its job. If you’re the type who usually checks and rechecks with a separate gauge, you may still appreciate the digital display—even if you occasionally confirm readings for peace of mind.
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
It’s a good fit if you already own a Greenworks 24V battery (2Ah or 4Ah) and you want a portable pump that’s easier than manual inflation, with low/high pressure options for different items.
It’s not the best choice if you’re looking for a fully self-contained kit with battery and charger included, or if your use cases routinely require longer hose reach than 0.5 m. It may also not suit you if you don’t have any Greenworks 24V batteries already, because the “tool only” setup can mean you’ll need to buy power separately to make it usable.
Practical tips for getting the most from it
A quick workflow helps here. Pick low or high pressure depending on what you’re inflating, then use the digital display to set the pressure you want. Attach the appropriate adaptor from the included set, connect the hose, and run the pump—then let the automatic shut-off stop it. For something like bicycle tyres, you’ll probably start with low pressure and a sensible target to avoid overdoing it.
For inflatables and balls, it’s worth remembering that pressure needs can vary a fair bit. If you’re unsure, start on the lower side and top up in short bursts rather than trying to overshoot and correct.
Is it worth it?
The Greenworks G24IN Battery Air Pump is a sensible purchase if you want a cordless, portable inflator with low/high pressure control, a digital display for setting pressure, and automatic shut-off to reduce the guesswork. The included 3 adapters and onboard storage also make it easier to keep everything together.
Buy it if you already have Greenworks 24V 2Ah or 4Ah batteries and you’re mainly inflating everyday items at home. Consider skipping it if you need a complete kit with battery and charger included, or if you regularly work with the kind of setup where a 0.5 m hose would feel too short.
Mini FAQ
Can you use it without buying a new battery?
Yes, the package is described as “tool only”, so you can use it with compatible Greenworks 24V 2Ah or 4Ah batteries you already own.
Does it inflate and deflate?
The listing describes it as usable for inflating and includes adapters intended for blowing up or deflating items like tyres, balls and air beds.
What does “low or high pressure” mean here?
It refers to choosing between low pressure for smaller items (like bicycle tyres and balloons) and high pressure for larger objects (such as car tyres).
How does the automatic shut-off help?
It stops the pump automatically once the set condition is reached, which can make it harder to accidentally overinflate.
Is the hose long enough for most home uses?
The hose length is 0.5 m. For many driveway and garage jobs it should be workable, but if your power source and the item you’re inflating are far apart, you may want to think twice.