Ingersoll Rand 5-HP 60-Gallon Single-Stage Air Compressor (230V 1-Phase)
Ingersoll Rand 5-HP 60-Gallon Single-Stage Air Compressor (230V 1-Phase)
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Grade
Style
CFM
18.1
CFM Rated @ 90 PSI
Tank Size
60
Gallons
Grade
Consumer
CFM
18.1 CFM Rated @ 90 PSI
Tank Size
60 Gallons
Features
Features
- 100% Cast-Iron Cylinders and Frame
- Designed for the toughest 100% continuous duty applications
- Manual Thermal Overload Protection
- No magnetic starter needed and protects motor from damage
- Oil Sight Gauge
- Easily check compressors pump oil level
- OSHA Compliant
- Fully enclosed flywheel, belt and motor sheave
- Fully Tested
- All units are prewired and thoroughly tested prior to shipment
- American Pride
- Proudly built in the U.S.A.
- Ingersoll Rand Reciprocating Compressors Ship Dry
Specifications
Motor
Voltage
230 Volt AC
Phase
1-Phase
Magnetic Starter
No
Amp Draw
21.5
Engine
HP
5
Pump
CFM
18.1
CFM Rated @
90 PSI
Pump Material
Solid Cast Iron
Max PSI
135 PSI
Oil Sight Glass
Yes
Pump Type
Single-Stage
After Cooler
No
Pump Drive
Belt Drive
Oil Type
Oil Lubricated
Oil System
Splash Lubricated
Pump Low Oil Shut-off
No
Tank
Tank Size
60 Gallons
Tank Outlet
1/2 Inch
Electronic Drain Valve
No
Tank Orientation
Vertical
Overview
Weight
310 Pounds
Certification
UL/CSA/ASME
Consumer Warranty
1 Year
Commercial Warranty
1 Year
Product Length
20 Inches
Product Width
30 Inches
Product Height
71 Inches
Power Type
Electric
UPC
678384031721
Grade
Style
CFM
18.1
CFM Rated @ 90 PSI
Tank Size
60
Gallons
Grade
Consumer
CFM
18.1 CFM Rated @ 90 PSI
Tank Size
60 Gallons
Features
Features
- 100% Cast-Iron Cylinders and Frame
- Designed for the toughest 100% continuous duty applications
- Manual Thermal Overload Protection
- No magnetic starter needed and protects motor from damage
- Oil Sight Gauge
- Easily check compressors pump oil level
- OSHA Compliant
- Fully enclosed flywheel, belt and motor sheave
- Fully Tested
- All units are prewired and thoroughly tested prior to shipment
- American Pride
- Proudly built in the U.S.A.
- Ingersoll Rand Reciprocating Compressors Ship Dry
Specifications
Motor
Voltage
230 Volt AC
Phase
1-Phase
Magnetic Starter
No
Amp Draw
21.5
Engine
HP
5
Pump
CFM
18.1
CFM Rated @
90 PSI
Pump Material
Solid Cast Iron
Max PSI
135 PSI
Oil Sight Glass
Yes
Pump Type
Single-Stage
After Cooler
No
Pump Drive
Belt Drive
Oil Type
Oil Lubricated
Oil System
Splash Lubricated
Pump Low Oil Shut-off
No
Tank
Tank Size
60 Gallons
Tank Outlet
1/2 Inch
Electronic Drain Valve
No
Tank Orientation
Vertical
Overview
Weight
310 Pounds
Certification
UL/CSA/ASME
Consumer Warranty
1 Year
Commercial Warranty
1 Year
Product Length
20 Inches
Product Width
30 Inches
Product Height
71 Inches
Power Type
Electric
UPC
678384031721
Product Specs
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Specifications
Motor
Voltage
230 Volt AC
Phase
1-Phase
Magnetic Starter
No
Amp Draw
21.5
Engine
HP
5
Pump
CFM
18.1
CFM Rated @
90 PSI
Pump Material
Solid Cast Iron
Max PSI
135 PSI
Oil Sight Glass
Yes
Pump Type
Single-Stage
After Cooler
No
Pump Drive
Belt Drive
Oil Type
Oil Lubricated
Oil System
Splash Lubricated
Pump Low Oil Shut-off
No
Tank
Tank Size
60 Gallons
Tank Outlet
1/2 Inch
Electronic Drain Valve
No
Tank Orientation
Vertical
Overview
Weight
310 Pounds
Certification
UL/CSA/ASME
Consumer Warranty
1 Year
Commercial Warranty
1 Year
Product Length
20 Inches
Product Width
30 Inches
Product Height
71 Inches
Power Type
Electric
UPC
678384031721
Product Q&A
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Answered by Gabrielle, the Air Compressor Expert
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How many amps does the SS5L5 pull?
Mike Work
from Texas
October 11, 2016
Answer
21.5 Amps on this model. I've loaded the Manual and the Spec Sheet as downloadable PDF files under the Specs tab for you.
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Hi Steve, looking at the IR SS5L5 single stage and the Quincy 2V41C60VC two stage. Wanting to run a plasma cutter and a sand blaster and not sure which would be better. The IR produces more CFM but the Quincy has higher maximum PSI. Also want to run various air tools in my shop. What are the pros and cons for single vs two stage? Which would you suggest for my needs? Thanks
Steve Wang
from Oklahoma
December 30, 2014
Answer
An air tool requires air flow to work.
Think of a windmill. A slight breeze lacks the power to turn the blades. However, a hurricane-force wind can generate substantial power.
Some air tools consume more air than others. Nailers and staplers require a puff of air. Sandblasters and sanders need massive gusts.
So, you basically want to know how fast the air comes out of the compressor. The air flow is measured in Cubic Feet Per Minute (CFM). The greater the flow -- the greater the power.
You simply select an air compressor that exceeds the CFM of your most powerful air tool. If the flow isn’t strong enough, the air tool simply won’t perform properly.
We recommend sizing the compressor 1.25-1.5 times the CFM of your tool for continuous operation. If the compressor does not produce enough air volume, CFM, then the pressure will drop.
Reciprocating (Piston) compressors are not designed for continuous or 100% duty cycle. The compressor will cycle off & on if it is sized correctly.
A two stage compressor compresses the air twice resulting in a maximum air pressure of 175 psi. A single stage compressor will only achieve a max pressure of between 125-135 psi.
Air flow, CFM, is generally the most important spec when sizing a compressor.
Think of a windmill. A slight breeze lacks the power to turn the blades. However, a hurricane-force wind can generate substantial power.
Some air tools consume more air than others. Nailers and staplers require a puff of air. Sandblasters and sanders need massive gusts.
So, you basically want to know how fast the air comes out of the compressor. The air flow is measured in Cubic Feet Per Minute (CFM). The greater the flow -- the greater the power.
You simply select an air compressor that exceeds the CFM of your most powerful air tool. If the flow isn’t strong enough, the air tool simply won’t perform properly.
We recommend sizing the compressor 1.25-1.5 times the CFM of your tool for continuous operation. If the compressor does not produce enough air volume, CFM, then the pressure will drop.
Reciprocating (Piston) compressors are not designed for continuous or 100% duty cycle. The compressor will cycle off & on if it is sized correctly.
A two stage compressor compresses the air twice resulting in a maximum air pressure of 175 psi. A single stage compressor will only achieve a max pressure of between 125-135 psi.
Air flow, CFM, is generally the most important spec when sizing a compressor.
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