JEGS Air Compressor [5 HP, 220 Volt, Single Phase, 80 Gallon Tank]
994-JEG5180V2
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Features:
- Thermally Protected 5 HP 208/230 (220) Volt Single Phase Motor
- No Magnetic Motor Starter Required
- Rugged 2 Stage Compressor with Dual Cast Iron Cylinders
- V-Style Design Minimizes Vibration, Improves Cooling, & Extends Compressor Life
- Individual & Removable Cylinders for Smoother & Cooler Operation
- Heavy Duty Pressure Switch has On/Off Control
- Metal Air Filters with “Auto Drop” Feature
- Liquid Filled Pressure Gauge
- Convenient Oil Drain on Front of Unit
- 80 Gallon ASME Registered Vertical Tank, 175 PSIG Rating
- Easy-View Oil Sight Gauge
- High-Efficiency Reed Valves for Maximum Performance
- Efficient Heat Removal from Pulley-Fan for Cooler Running & Longer Life
- Sturdy Metal Belt Guard
- Outlet Valve Included
Specifications:
How many start up amps and running amps is this unit
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