270 Litre Low Noise Belt Drive Air Compressor - 7.5Hp Electric Motor

This compressor requires a 415V, 3-phase electrical supply with a minimum rated supply of 32A.

The low noise level is achieved through a combination of belt-drive design, a specifically engineered pump, and an insulated enclosure that dampens sound.

The tachometer helps monitor the motor's usage hours, allowing for optimized scheduling of maintenance tasks such as oil changes and belt inspections, thereby extending the compressor's lifespan.

While the compressor produces the air, the air itself is compatible with standard tools. However, the compressor itself requires a 3-phase power supply, meaning it cannot be plugged into a typical home outlet.

It is recommended to drain the air receiver tank daily or after each use to prevent moisture buildup and potential corrosion within the tank.

Air Displacement (32.6cfm) is the total volume of air the pump can move per minute. Free Air Delivery (23.6cfm) is the actual volume of air delivered at standard atmospheric pressure after accounting for internal losses. Free Air Delivery is the more critical figure for tool performance.

The product description does not specify if an air hose is included. Typically, air hoses and fittings are sold separately to allow users to choose the appropriate length and type for their specific needs.

Check that the 3-phase power supply is correctly connected and switched on. Verify the circuit breaker has not tripped. Ensure the emergency stop button (if applicable) is released.

Check the air filter for blockages. Ensure the air outlet valve is fully open. Inspect air hoses and connections for leaks. Verify the pressure setting and compressor's maximum capacity.

Check for air leaks in the system. The tank may be too small for the continuous demand of the tools being used. Ensure the pressure switch is functioning correctly.

Ensure the compressor is on a level, stable surface. Check belt tension and condition. Inspect for loose fittings or components. If noise persists, contact a service technician.

Ensure the tank is drained regularly. Check if the air filter is clean and dry. Consider installing an air dryer or water separator if moisture is a persistent issue.