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The Clarke Champ Air Compressor is a rugged, highly portable 110V solution designed specifically for construction professionals and trade hire applications. It offers the perfect balance of mobility and power for on-site pneumatic tasks like fixing, painting, and site cleaning; however, its 110V power requirement means users in a domestic environment will need a site transformer to operate the unit.
| Model Part Number | 2225220 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Clarke International |
No, this is a 110V unit and requires a site transformer to operate on a standard UK mains supply.
The unit provides a maximum operating pressure of 10 bar (145 psi).
It is suitable for light-to-medium spraying tasks, but always check the CFM requirements of your spray gun against the 7.6cfm output of this compressor.
Yes, it features an integrated pressure gauge for accurate monitoring of air output.
The unit weighs 21.5 kg, making it manageable for transport between site locations.
Check that the 110V power source is active and ensure the thermal overload switch has not been triggered.
Check all air hose connections for leaks and ensure the drain valve on the bottom of the tank is fully closed.
The overload protection may have activated; allow the motor to cool down for several minutes before attempting to restart.
To begin, ensure you have a compatible 110V site transformer if you are working in an area without direct 110V power outlets. Connect your air hose to the outlet port and verify that the output regulator is set to the pressure required for your specific tool. Always check the safety valve before initial use to ensure it moves freely. Maintenance should focus on keeping the air intake vents clear of dust and debris to prevent motor overheating. Regularly drain the air receiver tank using the drain valve to prevent moisture build-up, which can lead to internal corrosion.
