I want to ask about the voltage of the compressor?
911887
I use a regular 120 v outlet in my kitchen when I use my airbrush machine. So easy and convenient. Hope this helped. :)
1258084
What is mentioned as output voltage? Mine was with "90VAC to 140VAC output"
725039
It runs on regular 110 outlet it is a small compressor. It is a great system, you will not be disappointed if you decide to purchase.
1357732
Sorry that I can't answer your question regarding the fuse. I was only able to use my compressor twice. The second time I used it to put air into an exercise ball and the compressor caught fire. I did talk to the seller and was told they'd never had this happen. Since it was past the 90 days they wouldn't exchange the compressor. Needless to say I was very disappointed in the performance of the compressor and the lack of customer service.
89457
you have to look on the air compressor. it will be on the underside. The voltage needed has nothing to do with the wattage needed, it just depends on the device.
1731174
I'm sorry, I was away from my office where I keep the machine. I checked the bottom and it says it is 120 V
1890506
Mine was a 120 VAC unit. Connected in a 15 amp circuit. No problems with electrical overload. It is the quietest and smoothest compressor in this size range I have ever owed. A joy to use.
1651956
no, not true. it is 110 volt only- darn good compresser for its size. would defintely buy again.
1228942
You have to find out the voltage going into your home or studio from the electric company or by checking out your fuse box. The incoming voltage amount may be posted on it.
748085
Well shucks, I don't know and it was not specified. I bought it for my uncle and it is a direct replacement on his air compressor which has a 5 horse motor on it. It is exactly like mine too which has a 6 horse motor. Six horses at 745 watts per horse is 4470 watts divided by 220 v comes to 20.32 amps, I think? It will handle AT LEAST that load with no problems anyhow. My uncle's failed due to an air leak, not due to an electrical problem.
479912
When the compressor is running, our freezer uses about 2.5 Amps at 24V, expect 5 Amps at 12V. The duty cycle (the amount of time he compressor runs vs. is not running) will change depending on ambient and set temperature.
752512
All you get is the compressor. Your question is not specific to a particular model and you may find better answers elsewhere.
1456158
Andrew, the switch is rated at 15 AMP. If the current requirement for your compressor is more than 14 AMP, don't use the switch. But if you don't know the requirement, do this instead: Install a 15 amp circuit breaker in the circuit that you intend to use. If the breaker doesn't trip open, you are good to go with the switch. If it does trip,I wouldn't use it. I hope this helps.
278979
This is a 110V. I've had this refrigerator less than a year. Ordinarily, I would have given rave reviews but it died two days ago. I'm debating about paying to get it fixed or just buy another.
621633
You might check your ground wire to make sure it is still good and try again with direct 12v again. If nothing, ck with ohm meter to see if there is any ohms across the two wires. If nothing there, replace the compressor. Good luck.
1422609
How many amps is the compressor? Watt demand of a tool is volts time amps. So your compressor is 110 volt times ?amps. If this number is less than 3000 you can run the compressor. Also remember you will need to use very large 4/0 cables to run from your battery to the compressor. I hope this helps
2129964
Sorry I don't know. We use it to run our freezer compressor on our boat and it has worked well for a year now. Good luck.