lalojamesliz
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Hello everyone! I've always seen this forum while looking for information on other projects but now I need help.
I just bought a used speedaire 4xa59 (80 gal, Baldor L1410t) and it has no magnetic starter and I'm going to have a 240v line ran to my garage for this.
I was looking at a eaton 230 1phase mag starter but then I realized I want the compressor to have a off and on switch.
I saw some YouTube video with a guy talking about a night switch but I don't know or like to work on electric things like this. I just don't like to work with electricity.
The baldor motor is supposed to be just rebuilt and the compressor works fine. Since the motor uses 23amps a 30 amp should be fine right?
This is going to be used in my garage with the usual air tools but right now I have a small blast cabinet that encouraged me on buying this compressor so I didn't burn up my 30 gal craftsman that I'm now going to sell. That and I need to apply a pray on bed liner on my son's truck. I'm sure I'll find other projects later.
The less I spend the better for my health (wife isn't too happy about this purchase)
I was thinking about getting the eaton mag starter that I saw for $150 and having a 240v female plug installed on wall by the compressor and getting a 240v cord wired to the mag starter with a male plug on the other end so I can plug it in to the wall when i need the compressor.
Would that work or can you guys reccomend a better idea? Thanks in advance guys
I just bought a used speedaire 4xa59 (80 gal, Baldor L1410t) and it has no magnetic starter and I'm going to have a 240v line ran to my garage for this.
I was looking at a eaton 230 1phase mag starter but then I realized I want the compressor to have a off and on switch.
I saw some YouTube video with a guy talking about a night switch but I don't know or like to work on electric things like this. I just don't like to work with electricity.
The baldor motor is supposed to be just rebuilt and the compressor works fine. Since the motor uses 23amps a 30 amp should be fine right?
This is going to be used in my garage with the usual air tools but right now I have a small blast cabinet that encouraged me on buying this compressor so I didn't burn up my 30 gal craftsman that I'm now going to sell. That and I need to apply a pray on bed liner on my son's truck. I'm sure I'll find other projects later.
The less I spend the better for my health (wife isn't too happy about this purchase)
I was thinking about getting the eaton mag starter that I saw for $150 and having a 240v female plug installed on wall by the compressor and getting a 240v cord wired to the mag starter with a male plug on the other end so I can plug it in to the wall when i need the compressor.
Would that work or can you guys reccomend a better idea? Thanks in advance guys
