when packing your vehicle. Heavy items can become projectiles if
you’re ever in a crash.
3. Your AIR compressor does have a duty cycle, 30% at 100PSI.
This means at 100PSI discharge pressure, the compressor should
be operated for a maximum of 13 minutes on before a cool down
period of 30mins. Operating at higher discharge pressures will
lower the duty cycle and care should be taken.
Note: typical tyre inflation will see the air tank pressure fall below
100 PSI meaning the duty cycle is increased above 30%.
INSTALLATION
The AIR compressor is designed for mobile, portable operation. Place the
unit on the ground next to your vehicle, there is no requirement to
permanently install or remove from the supplied box.
Do not operate the unit with the box closed as this will limit air flow and
may result in overheating.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
Run the heavy-duty power leads to your vehicle’s battery under the bonnet.
Connect power cables, Red to positive, Black to negative.
Be sure to keep your vehicle running while operating the AIR compressor
to maximise the performance from your air compressor. With your
vehicle’s engine running there is little risk of the AIR compressor
flattening your vehicles battery.
OPERATION
Switch power switch to ‘on’ position. Compressor will cycle on and
pressurise the inbuilt receiver tank.
Adjust the pressure regulator to the desired outlet air pressure
requirement.
Connect and disconnect air lines as necessary to begin operation. The
compressor will automatically start and stop based on demand.
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