Draper Stationary Belt-Driven Air Compressor - 200L - 2.2kW
Belt-driven air compressor suitable for workshop use. Features thermal motor protection overload, ...Belt-driven air compressor suitable for workshop use. Features thermal motor protection overload, an on/off pressure switch, a pressure gauge, and a twin outlet with a quick euro coupling. Specifications include: Air Displacement - 13.03 cfm (369L/Min), Dimensions - 1580 x 480 x 950mm, Free Air Delivered (FAD) - 8.44 cfm (239L/Min), Input Current - 13A, Max Pressure - 145psi (10bar), Motor - 2.2kw (3.0HP), Speed - 1100rpm, Tank Size - 200L, Voltage - 230V, Weight - 109kg.
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This guide is for users of the Draper Stationary Belt-Driven Air Compressor, providing essential information to help you operate and maintain your compressor effectively. It's designed for workshop environments, offering powerful performance for various tasks. Keep in mind that this model requires a 230V power supply and a 13A input current.
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Model Part Number
DA200/369S
Brand
Draper
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FAQs
How often should I drain the tank?
Drain the tank after each use or at least once a day to prevent rust and corrosion.
What type of oil should I use?
Consult the user manual for the correct oil type and specifications for your model.
How do I check the oil level?
The oil level should be checked regularly using the dipstick or sight glass, if your model has them. Refer to your user manual.
How do I clean or replace the air filter?
The air filter can be cleaned or replaced. Refer to your user manual for the filter location and maintenance instructions.
What is the maximum pressure?
The maximum pressure is 145psi (10bar).
What is the warranty period?
Warranty information is available from your retailer.
Troubleshooting
Compressor won't start.
Check the power supply, ensure the switch is on, and verify the thermal overload protection hasn't tripped. If tripped, allow the motor to cool down before restarting.
Compressor runs but doesn't build pressure.
Check for leaks in the air lines and fittings. Inspect the pressure switch and the check valve.
Low air pressure.
Check the air filter for clogs. Make sure the tank is draining properly, check for leaks.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High air displacement for efficient operation.
Large 200L tank capacity minimizes downtime.
Durable belt-driven design.
Thermal motor protection for enhanced safety.
Twin outlet allows for multiple tool use.
Cons
Requires a 230V power supply.
Heavy weight (109kg) makes it difficult to move.
Requires workshop space due to its size.
Input current of 13A may require a dedicated circuit.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Placement: Ensure the compressor is placed on a stable, level surface in a well-ventilated area.
Power Connection: Connect to a 230V power supply with a 13A circuit. Ensure the power cord is in good condition.
Air Tool Connection: Connect air tools to the twin outlet using the quick euro couplings.
Regular Maintenance:
Drain the Tank: Regularly drain the condensation from the tank to prevent rust.
Check the Oil: Regularly check and maintain the oil level (if applicable, consult the user manual). This model is oil-lubricated.
Inspect Filters: Clean or replace the air filter as needed.
Check Belt Tension: Verify the belt tension periodically to ensure optimal performance.
Compatibility: This compressor is compatible with a wide range of air tools that operate within its pressure and airflow specifications.