Will this work with a coleman/powermate CP0302013 3hp 20 gal compressor?
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It is irrelevant what make and model compressor you use, this is a universal pressure regulator. There are only two relevant issues to address. #1 will it mount on your compressor? and #2 are the tubing fittings the same. Check the specifications of this unit with your observations of the Powermate, that is all that you need to be concerned with.
1435797
any pressure sw will work. but it is better if the fittings or connections are in the same location. this will make the change over simple & not require extra work or fittings.
1435798
Not sure but if the inlet to the compressor tank is the same size and the small tube from the compressor is the same, and the electrical connectors are same (110VAC, 220Vac) and the pressure switch high setting is the same it should work. Hope this helps.
1114446
I believe you could safely use the 20 amp rated sq D pressure switches, I am currently using one on 2 different compressors 1 is a 30 amp 240 vac 20 cfm unit the other is a 25 amp 240 vac 14 cfm unit. I think the worst that would happen you will burn the points out sooner (the origonials went 20 years and 11 years respectively).
1785070
It will work but with the Coleman 2000005042 8-Ft. High-Pressure Extension Hose insted of the regular hose that came with it. i have my lantern on top and a grill on the bottom
1664606
Couldn't tell you..mine was DOA out of the box. Sent it back and went over to Home Depot and purchased this Porter Cable unit and couldn't be happier: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Porter-Cable-3-5-Gal-135-psi-Pancake-Compressor-PCFP02003/203254365?N=5yc1vZc27pZ68y Stay away from this piece of garbage.
1802118
If the compressor has a 1/4" screw thread, and most do - it's the standard size, then yes, it will fit. I am not familiar with that specific compressor, but odds are it will fit:
1524150
yes it should work with any compressor. That said, the coupler leaks air and with a portable compressor with its limited tank capacity, it means that the compressor motor will turn on more frequently. This kit was too unreliable for me and I ended up buying a quality parts separately.
1023307
Check to see how much current (amperage) the Coleman pump uses. If is less than 1 amp, then this device should work just fine. If your Coleman pump requires more than 1 amp, it would eventually fail.
364609
this HD switch worked with my 5 HP el. motor powering Dayton twin cylinder compressor (unit 40 plus years old) For 175 psi need 2 stage compressor motor. 1 stage compressor motor will burn out trying to achieve 175 psi
1435997
Yes as long as it has a 1/4 npt. Fitting it will work fine . I have two of them both on different compressors no problem .
1452564
ok thanks, anyway should be alot better than the three liter compressor i bought and it went bad, off ebay, sticking with Amazon now
823616
Not totally sure, but would think if your compressor puts out something around 3 cfm at 90 psi, then it would probably work. Mine has a 6 gal tank, so with a smaller tank, the compressor might cycle on mere often.
2277180
I have no idea, specifically. The switch contacts are more than adequate for the load a 1.5HP motor represents. The pressure ports on the switch are standard 1/4" pipe thread, so it is likely this switch could be used on your compressor, even if a bit of plumbing adapting is necessary. The only question I would have about it is if the switch would properly fit in the space available. If this is a little 'pancake' type compressor, a physically smaller switch could be advisable.JM
357790
You have to look on compressor how much MFD/Volt of its capacitor. If it is the same, you can use it.
1481722
It should work , but the compressor does exceed the regulators pressure. I would contact the company first due to the 10 psi difference for safety.
1945342
Yes it will. Read my review though firsr as you may need to buy different pulleys if your copressor has been replaced and the pulley on the new compressor is bigger that the original.
408754
I have not but that would depend on the amperage demand of the compressor. By that I mean the start up draw of the electric motor and then the running draw. If you can find out what those will be then you'll know if this will work.
238850
It will work, yes. I'd still try to source the correct OE size for that compressor though.