The SIP 24L portable air receiver is designed with a vertical space-saving receiver tank that is a...The SIP 24L portable air receiver is designed with a vertical space-saving receiver tank that is also lightweight, ensuring that portable compressed air is available on the go in mobile applications or environments where using a compressor is not possible. Delivering 116psi (8 bar) max pressure, this portable and easy-to-position receiver is perfect for a variety of common compressor tasks. This includes applications such as tyre inflation, cleaning, spraying, and more. It has a 116psi (8bar) max pressure for various tasks, a 24L compact, portable, and space-saving receiver, and a vertical tank design for easy storage and portability. It offers a convenient and portable supply of quality air, ideal for when using an air compressor is not possible. It has an integrated pressure gauge and air regulator and is backed by a SIP two-year standard silver warranty.
This guide is for users of the SIP 24L Portable Air Receiver, offering a convenient and portable air supply for tasks like inflation and spraying. The key benefit is its portability and space-saving design, ideal for situations where a compressor isn't feasible. A potential limitation is its 24L capacity, which may not suit high-demand applications. This guide will provide information for effective use.
All features
Model Part Number
06243
Brand
SIP
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum pressure of the air receiver?
The maximum pressure is 116psi (8 bar).
What tools can I use with this air receiver?
You can use any air tool that operates within the specified pressure limit.
How do I drain the air receiver?
After use, locate the drain valve (usually at the bottom) and open it to release any condensation.
How do I store the air receiver?
Store the air receiver in a clean and dry place, away from extreme temperatures and direct sunlight.
What is the warranty period?
The air receiver is backed by a SIP two-year standard silver warranty.
Troubleshooting
Air receiver not holding pressure.
Check all connections for leaks and inspect the tank for damage.
Pressure gauge not registering.
Check the gauge for damage and ensure it's properly connected.
Air tools not performing as expected.
Ensure the air tool is compatible with the receiver's pressure output and check for any obstructions in the tool or hose.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Portable and easy to position.
Space-saving vertical tank design.
Suitable for a variety of tasks.
Integrated pressure gauge and air regulator.
Backed by a two-year standard silver warranty.
Cons
24L capacity may limit use for high-demand applications.
Requires regular maintenance to ensure optimal performance.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Ensure the air receiver is placed on a stable, level surface. Connect an air hose and appropriate tool.
Compatibility: Compatible with standard air tools designed to operate within the 116psi (8 bar) pressure limit.
Care: Regularly check the pressure gauge and air regulator. Drain any condensation from the tank after each use. Store in a clean, dry environment.