will this jump a 40 mfd cap for a compressor?
175469
I am sorry i cannot answer your question. I am not a technical person and was told what part to buy. My son installed snd all worked great.
2159218
No. It will regulate the "discharge" of air when using a tool etc to 45 psi.
287088
You need to check the microfarad (MFD or uFD) rating on the existing start capacitor on your unit. Unfortunately, you can't clearly see the label on the Amazon picture for the 5-2-1. According to the "Compressor-Saver-Technical-Flyer.pdf" specs: CSRU1 = 88-108MFD, CSRU2 = 189-227MFD, CSRU3 = 270-374MFD. The AC unit specs will almost never tell you the MFD rating of the start capacitor. YouTube or Google if you need instructions on finding the start capacitor or MFD rating.
794603
Most likely the answer is no. Pressure switches are relatively inexpensive you might want to "jury rig" something up..
402499
I doubt it. You'll have to compare the cfm requirements of the gun to the compressor's output. I don't have the specs in front of me.
2247352
Don't know but probably not reliably. It would depend on the amplitude of the signals the tester uses to execute the tests and the nature of the circuit that the cap is in. There are lots of comments/blogs out there about this tester if you google around.
756043
Also look at the ratings for the compressor if if is less than 1 amp it might work, but I really do not think so as there would also be a surge as the compressor started.
382373
It will probably work but what I would look at is the type of compressor you have
315380
The pressure gauge used to both read the pressure, and set the maximum pressure, has a max setting of 150psi. The trip needle would probably make it cut out at 148ish. So in theory it should be capable of this pressure. FYI the compressor is fairly slow. I used it on a tire with 20 psi, it took about 3 minutes to fill it to 35 psi.
574543
My only concern would be that with this compressor your psi may get to low while doing larger areas. This unit has no tank and psi drops fast and would cause the compressor to run a lot. Does come with adapters for larger compressor
900875
yea it should. it is a universal kit that will adapt to both kinds of ac compressors and styles
71477
I would think yes, I haven't tried it but the clips are good quality so will go down to a small electrical fixing. The only proviso would be the current draw for the compressor, you would want to make sure any fused connection used was capable of the current required by the compressor.
205007
Yes, as long as you do not exceed the amp rating of the switch. I put the switch on a 3 HP compressor and it works great. Mine isn't a Craftsman but the HP and AMP ratings are similar on most motors.
2266994
I can't see any reason why not. The compressors is fits are generally 110 volt. Most such switches can handle 110 or 220.
401856
Hi , this relay is designed for 1/4 and 1/3 compressors. The MFD IS lower at 280 -330 MFD
1655633
No....it will not. The unit requires 20psi at the input. it is however a great machine with lots of power.
1735342
First, I would say this is one of the better 12v extensions I've found, so if one is going to work its most likely. Line drop is so much though I would tend to think the effectiveness of the compressor will be adversely affected. If your compressor already has a short cord then 'best guess' is yes. If its got a long cord, then the likelihood drops. DJH