Description C-Aire 5 HP 60 Gallon Simplex Air Compressor Product Numbers: A050V060 | A050H060 This simplex unit is built around a low-RPM cast iron pump with an aluminum head for efficient cooling, Sandvik Swedish steel reed valves, finned intercooler tubes, and an easy-to-read oil sight glass. A large-frame, heavy-duty motor supports reliable performance and long service life. The 230V / 1-Phase version is certified to UL 1450 and CSA C22.2 No. 68-92. Eight-foot intercooler between the first and second stage improves cooling and efficiency. Easy-access ball-valve tank drain (no reaching under the tank for a petcock). Large liquid-filled pressure gauge for better readability. Serial tag lists oil capacity, air-filter part number, and support phone number. Low-RPM pump runs quieter, cooler, and is designed for long life. Suitable for: 1–2 person body shop, serious hobbyist, farm. Upgrade to a Fully Packaged Unit: Factory-installed belt-guard-mounted aftercooler and moisture-minder auto tank drain reduce moisture (approximately 60% before the tank) and help protect pneumatic tools. Includes installation kit: four mounting pads, four anchor bolts, and a 12 in. steel braided flex hose. 3-Year Extended Warranty: Available with the purchase of the C-Aire Extended Warranty Kit on the same day as the compressor and registration within 10 days. Kit includes air-intake filters (six-month interval) and compressor oil (12-month interval) to maintain coverage through year three. Specifications Horsepower: 5 HP Stages: 2-stage Air Delivery: 15 CFM @ 175 PSI Pump: 2-cylinder cast iron, 755 RPM Main Bearings: 50,000 hour Oil: Full-synthetic Tank: 60-gallon Dimensions (L × D × H): Vertical – 30 in. × 21 in. × 73 in. / Horizontal – 52 in. × 23 in. × 47 in. Shipping Weight: 450 lbs Electrical Specs Motor Speed: 3450 RPM 1-Phase / 230V: 20.3 FLA (35A breaker) 3-Phase / 230V: 14.2 FLA (25A breaker) 3-Phase / 460V: 6.4 FLA (15A breaker) Documents Fact Sheet Owner's Manual Video 5 Amazing Features in C-Aire Compressors C-Aire Compressors Decibel Difference. Why Our Compressors Are Quieter.
