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Important
Safety Instructions
& Guidelines
Risk of Breathing
Risk of
Electrical Shock
Risk of
Explosion
or Fire
Risk of Bursting
Avoid using the air compressor
in confined
areas. Always
have adequate
space
(12 inches)
on all sides of the air compressor.
Also keep children,
pets, and
others
out
of the area of operation.
This air compressor
does
not
provide
breathable
air for anyone
or any auxiliary
breathing
device.
Spraying
material
will always
need to be in another
area away from the air compressor
to not
allow intake air to damage
the air compressor
filter.
Never utilize
the air compressor
in the rain or wet conditions.
Any electrical
issues or repairs
should
be performed
by authorized
personnel
such as an
electrician
and should
comply
with
all national
and local
electrical
codes.
The air compressor
should
also have the proper
three
prong
grounding
plug,
correct
voltage,
and adequate
fuse protection.
Never operate
the compressor
near combustible
materials,
gasoline
or solvent
vapors.
If spraying
flammable
materials,
locate the air compressor
at least 20
feet away from the spray area. Never operate
the air compressor
indoors
or
in a confined
area.
Always
drain
the
air compressor
tank
daily
or after
each
use. If the
tank
develops
a leak, then replace
the air compressor.
Never use the air compressor
after a leak has been found
or try to make any modifications
to the tank. Never
modify
the air compressor's
factory
settings
which
control
the tank
pressure
or any other
function.
Specifications
Pump .............................
Oil-Free
Direct
Drive
Motor .....................................
1.5 HP
Bore .......................................
2.28"
Stroke
.....................................
0.87"
Voltage
Single Phase .....................
120 VAC
Minimum
Circuit
Requirement
...........
15.0 Amps
Air Tank Capacity
......................
26 Gallons
Cut-in
Pressure
...........................
120 PSI
Cut-out
Pressure ..........................
150 PSI
SCFM _ 90 PSI ...............................
3.8
SCFM _ 40 PSI ...............................
5.1
Glossary
CFM:
Cubic feet per minute.
SCFM: Standard
cubic feet per minute;
a unit of
measure
for air delivery.
PSIG:
Pounds
per square
inch gauge;
a unit of
measure
for pressure.
ASME: American
Society
of Mechanical
Engineers.
California
Code: Unit may comply
with California
Code 462 (I) (2)/(M)
(2).
Cut-In
Pressure:
The air compressor
will
automatically
start to refill the tank when
the pressure
drops
below
the prescribed
minimum.
Cut-Out
Pressure:
The point
at which
the motor
stops when the tank has reached
maximum
air pressure.
Code Certification:
Products
that bear one or
more of the following
marks: UL, ULc, ETL,
CSA, have been evaluated
by OSHA-
certified
independent
safety
laboratories
and meet the applicable
Underwriters
Laboratories
Standards
for Safety.
Duty Cycle
This is a 50% duty cycle air compressor.
Do not run the air compressor
more than 30 minutes
of one hour.
Doing
so could damage
the air compressor.
