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For example, you get your favourite canned drink from the fridge and place it on the table. The outside of the can then has water beads appearing. This is what is happening within your tank and airlines.

The best and most effective solution to prevent this happening is to employ an Air Dryer in your set up. The refrigeration air dryer cools the incoming compressed air exchanger where the outgoing air cools the incoming air. The intake air then enters an air-to-refrigerant heat exchanger where the air is cooled to 3.3 degrees celsious by the liquid refrigerant. The process causes the water vapours in the air to condense into liquid water which is then removed by the electronic auto drain fitted.

One of the contributing factors to air compressor failures is heat!
Heat creates the running temperature of your air compressor to increase the oil carry over which leads into low oil levels which then can cause major pump failures and costly down time.

By maintaining your air compressor and air system will prevent a lot of future down times and costly repairs or equipment replacement. Check your air compressor oil levels, make sure there is enough cool air flow around your air compressor and no direct sun light on the air compressor system.

Installation tips:

• Always install your air compressor system in a safe, cool, dry and clean area with lots of air flow
• Keep system clear of rain, wind, wet/ humid and dusty areas
• Do not install in an area with bad ventilation
• Make sure to mount your system at least a metre away from the wall, this will also make maintenance easier!
• Compressed air systems require filtration - see our filtration section for more information

Keep in Mind

When using a dryer with a Piston Air Compressor we recommend increase the air output by 2.5x as the air produced is a lot warmer than that of a Rotary Screw or Oil-Less unit. Filtration is required with refrigeration air dryers. A"PRE"filter is required for all dryers and we strongly recommend anoil / air separatorfor piston compressors.