Ultra Quiet Compressor - 1gal, 56db, $127

The 1P1060S produces 1.2 CFM @ 90 PSI allowing you to use staple guns, brad nail guns, finish nail guns, nail guns, airbrushes and blow guns.



This air compressor is great for the garage and perfect for cleaning and inflating tires, beds, toys and sport balls.



This air compressor is ideal for anyone working inside where noise is a major issue.







Features:

* Ultra Quiet - Only 56 decibels

* Oil-Free Pump – Cleaner air for better tool operation.

Less maintenance and Costs.

* Two pressure control gauges

* One - 1/4″ Industrial female quick connector

* Produces less heat which dissipates efficiently

* Thermal Overload Protector

* External Current Protector

* 120 PSI Maximum Pressure

* 110v / 60 hz - Generator 2000 (running) Watts Min.

* Low Amp Draw - 4.5 Amps

* Tank fill rate from empty to full - 50 Seconds

* Recovery time from 90 PSI to 120 PSI - 15 Seconds

* Duty Cycle - 70/30

* Maximum continuous running 30-60 min. (Depending PSI & CFM)

* Steel Air Tank - Lightweight Only 29 pounds

* L (12.5") x W/D (14.7") x H (14.75")

* Comes complete with Air Filter

* ETL Certified

* 1 Year Limited Warranty





owner's manual: https://www.californiaairtools.com/app/ ... l+9-16.pdf

Ever since I’ve gone to battery powered tools , got rid of all my air tools . I can’t find any real use for these low powered air compressors anymore .

stephroll wrote: ↑ Ever since I’ve gone to battery powered tools , got rid of all my air tools . I can’t find any real use for these low powered air compressors anymore .

All the battery powered nailers are still way to expensive. I think that is my only real holdout on air tools.

70/30 Duty cycle means what, a single truck tire then wait for it to cool down? Any real world experience with this unit?

SomeGuyNamedBob wrote: ↑ but you'll never be able to use them indoors, they are just way too loud.

well... this is a very strong statement. believe me when I say, I have done MUCH much louder things indoors.

but yes, I have an ultra quiet compressor from Husky and I love it. much more pleasant to work with than my old beast.

stephroll wrote: ↑ Ever since I’ve gone to battery powered tools , got rid of all my air tools . I can’t find any real use for these low powered air compressors anymore .

A potentially good option for people who live in condos/apartments and ride bikes……just for tires.