SPEEDAIRE 4ME97 Electric Air Compressor 1 Stage

Speedaire 4ME97 electric air compressor converts electric energy into kinetic energy to power pneumatic tools, inflate tyres and perform various tasks requiring compressed air.

Working Mechanism:

• Speedaire electric air compressor uses an electric motor to power a pump.
• When the pressure in the tank reaches a certain level, the motor turns off and the compressed air is ready for use.

Features:

• Speedaire 4ME97 electric air compressor features a splash-lubricated system for enhanced durability and reduced maintenance needs.
• It has a vertical tank design that optimises space utilisation.
• This single-stage Speedaire air compressor further features a simplex reciprocating pump style for reliable compression.
• It features a top-mounting pump, facilitating easy access during maintenance.
• Speedaire 4ME97 electric air compressor comes powder-coated for increased resistance against corrosion.

Compatible Accessories:

• Mobil 123001 Air Compressor Oil: This non-detergent oil is used to top the existing engine oil.
• Speedaire 3JT68 Air Hose: This multipurpose hose can be used to connect the compressor outlet to any pneumatic tool.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What is the difference between a single-stage and a two-stage electric air compressor?

A. A single-stage electric air compressor compresses air in one stage, while a two-stage compressor compresses air in two stages, resulting in higher pressure. Two-stage compressors are typically used for applications requiring higher pressures.

Q. How do I determine the right size of electric air compressor for my needs?

A. To determine the right size of the compressor, consider the air consumption requirements of your tool, the frequency of use and the maximum pressure needed. Once you have made your decision, opt from various single-stage electric air compressors from Speedaire.

Q. What are some common troubleshooting tips for electric air compressors?

A. Common troubleshooting tips include checking for air leaks, inspecting & cleaning filters, ensuring the power supply is adequate, checking for proper oil levels and listening for unusual noises or vibrations during operation.