12Volt 12V6CF Plumbing, Time It Take To Fill Air Storage Tank Gallon 150 PSI, 125-150 PSI

12Volt 12V6CF owner manual Questions? 12Volt 12V6CF owner manual Warranty 12Volt 12V6CF owner manual Table of Contents 12Volt 12V6CF owner manual Important safety precautions 12Volt 12V6CF owner manual Before you begin 12Volt 12V6CF owner manual Assembly, Side Latches, Quick Coupler 12Volt 12V6CF owner manual Finding a location 12Volt 12V6CF owner manual Electrica l, Ground Wire, Positive Wire 12Volt 12V6CF owner manual Electrica l optio nal, Toggle Switch, Your switch should be ready to go Circuit Breaker 12Volt 12V6CF owner manual Plumbing, Time It Take To Fill Air Storage Tank Gallon 150 PSI, 125-150 PSI 12Volt 12V6CF owner manual Maintenance 12Volt 12V6CF owner manual Wiring, VDC Power Source 12Volt 12V6CF owner manual Troubleshooting, My 12-Voltair not run 12Volt 12V6CF owner manual My 12-Voltair shakes a lot, My 12-Voltair runs but is not able to pump up any pressure 12Volt owner manual Warr ant y, Model # 12V6CF Serial # 12Volt 12V6CF owner manual Air Where And When You Need It
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Choosing the right size air storage tank. How much air storage you need can vary from task to task. In most cases a 10 gallon tank is adequate for filling/changing 1-2 tires at a time. Anything larger than 40 gallons is not recommended by Voltair. See chart below to help you determine how much air storage you need.

Choosing a location for your air storage tank. The great thing about air is that the inlet and outlet are one in the same. It is possible to plumb 2 or three tanks together with minimal fittings and confusion (see diagram 8.4)

If you are mounting an air tank in an out of the way place then running your air hose from the compressor to your air stor- age through the floor is the best way to go. This hose will be run through the middle hole of the 12-Voltair base.

Step 1 Mount tank. See chart to determine how much air storage you need

Step 2 Anytime an air storage tank is to be mounted on a mobile vehicle, Voltair recommends using a D.O.T. (Department of Transportation) approved air storage tank. (i.e.- brake tanks from semi trucks)

Step 3 Remove plug on bottom of manifold where the two quick couplers were screwed into

Step 4 Run hose from the bottom of the vehicle up through the middle hole of the 12-Voltair base and attach to manifold where plug was removed.

Step 5 Connect the other end of the hose to the air storage tank.

Voltair, Inc. Recommends using a D.O.T approved air storage tanks

A couple ideas for where to mount air tanks are

1)Remove Spare Tire

2)Along Frame Rails

Air Hose Plumbing

Tank

Tank

Tank

1

2

3

Time It Take To Fill Air Storage Tank

 

10 Gallon

20 Gallon

30 Gallon

40 Gallon

0-150 PSI

3 min

6 min

9 min

12 min

125-150 PSI

45 sec

90 sec

2 min 15 sec

3 min

Notes

Minimum Size

 

 

Maximum Size

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Contents Questions? Warranty Table of Contents Important safety precautions Before you begin Side Latches AssemblyQuick Coupler Finding a location Positive Wire Ground WireElectrica l Your switch should be ready to go Circuit Breaker Toggle SwitchElectrica l optio nal Time It Take To Fill Air Storage Tank Gallon 150 PSI Plumbing125-150 PSI Maintenance Wiring VDC Power SourceTroubleshooting My 12-Voltair not runMy 12-Voltair runs but is not able to pump up any pressure How do I adjust my pressure switchMy 12-Voltair shakes a lot My 12-voltair just starts stops starts stopsWarr ant y Model # 12V6CF Serial #Air Where And When You Need It
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