[Viair]

PN 49540 - Viair Chrome Compressor Now Available. (Limited quantities)
• 12-Volt
• Duty Cycle: 100% @ 175 PSI
• Max. Working Pressure: 175 PSI
• Amp Draw: 35 Amps
• Dimensions: 13.5 ” L x 4.8” W x 8.5 ” H

495C Fill Rate
2.5 Gallon Tank Fill Rate
0 To 145 PSI 2 min. 02 sec.
0 To 175 PSI 2 Min. 46 Sec.
110 To 145 PSI 45 Seconds
140 To 175 PSI 43 Seconds

5 Gallon Tank Fill Rate
0 To 145 PSI 4 Min. 12 Sec.
0 To 175 PSI 5 Min. 39 Sec.
110 To 145 PSI 1 min. 15 Sec.
140 To 175 PSI 1 min. 28 sec.

 

[Big Baller 82cutty]

When are these coming out? :cheesy:

 

[1 lowfukn ram]

the price on those is insane .. ill stick with the 480s

 

[QBKS]

Originally posted by 1 lowfukn ram@Jan 14 2009, 11:54 PM~12707643
the price on those is insane .. ill stick with the 480s

:werd: x2

 

[Viair]

Originally posted by Big Baller 82cutty@Jan 14 2009, 08:33 PM~12707296
When are these coming out? :cheesy:

They are available. Contact AAC for more info.

 

[SixFo Galaxie]

Originally posted by 1 lowfukn ram@Jan 14 2009, 11:54 PM~12707643
the price on those is insane .. ill stick with the 480s

Where are these prices?

 

[Viair]

VIAIR's MAP Prices:

380C Chrome $189.95
Dual 380C Value Pk Pewter $299.95
Dual 380C Value Pk Chrome $319.95
400C Silver $184.95
Dual 400C Value Pk Chrome $319.95
420C Pewter $199.95
420C Chrome $209.95
450C Silver $219.95
Dual 450C Value Pk Silver $349.95
460C Pewter $229.95
460C Chrome $239.95
480C Pewter $249.95
480C Chrome $259.95
Dual 480C Value Pk Pewter $379.95
Dual 480C Value Pk Chrome $399.95
490C Chrome $369.95
495C Chrome $389.95

 

[EL RAIDER]

dammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 2 expensive

 

[foey]

Originally posted by Viair@Jan 13 2009, 11:57 AM~12691303

:roflmao: photo magic is assuming, on he comp it shows just the hose reflection but there's a fitting attached to the end.

 

[Viair]

To show you why there's a difference in prices.
Viair Compressors comparison:

Viair's 380C Compressor
5 Gallon Tank Fill Rate
0 To 145 PSI 8 Min. 35 Sec.
0 To 200 PSI 14 Min. 45 Sec.
110 To 145 PSI 2 Min. 42 Sec.
165 To 200 PSI 3 Min. 30 Sec.

Viair's 450C Compressor
5 Gallon Tank Fill Rate
0 To 105 PSI 4 Min. 20 Sec.
0 To 145 PSI 6 Min. 40 Sec.
85 To 105 PSI 58 Seconds
110 To 145 PSI 2 Min. 11 Sec.

Viair's 480C Compressor (50% @ 200PSI)
5 Gallon Tank Fill Rate
0 To 145 PSI 6 Min. 02 Sec.
0 To 200 PSI 10 Min. 08 Sec.
110 To 145 PSI 1 Min. 55 Sec.
165 To 200 PSI 2 Min. 20 Sec.

VS.

Viair's 490C Compressor
5 Gallon Tank Fill Rate
0 To 145 PSI 3 Min. 06 Sec.
0 To 200 PSI 5 Min. 10 Sec.
110 To 145 PSI 47 Seconds
165 To 200 PSI 1 Min. 05 Sec.

Viair's 495C Compressor (100% @ 175PSI)
5 Gallon Tank Fill Rate
0 To 145 PSI 4 Min. 12 Sec.
0 To 175 PSI 5 Min. 39 Sec.
110 To 145 PSI 1 min. 15 Sec.
140 To 175 PSI 1 min. 28 sec.

**Not to mention the 495C duty cycle is 100% @ 175 PSI vs 480C Duty Cycle is 50% @ 200 PSI.

 

[foey]

Originally posted by foey@Jan 15 2009, 06:24 PM~12716259
:roflmao: photo magic is assuming, on he comp it shows just the hose reflection but there's a fitting attached to the end.

never make sense.

 

[Simplicity]

Originally posted by Viair@Jan 15 2009, 05:23 PM~12714623
They are available.  Contact AAC for more info.

Thanks, I havnt even put these on our site yet. Just got them yesterday.
With all the hype for the last year, Im sure they will go fast...

 

[QBKS]

Originally posted by foey@Jan 15 2009, 08:24 PM~12716259
:roflmao: photo magic is assuming, on he comp it shows just the hose reflection but there's a fitting attached to the end.

oh shit! how did u notice that?....kinda reminds me of that scary movie where people's reflections are different.

 

[bkjaydog]

Originally posted by foey@Jan 15 2009, 08:24 PM~12716259
:roflmao: photo magic is assuming, on he comp it shows just the hose reflection but there's a fitting attached to the end.

:0 :0 :0 good eye

 

[Viair]

Originally posted by foey@Jan 15 2009, 05:24 PM~12716259
:roflmao: photo magic is assuming, on he comp it shows just the hose reflection but there's a fitting attached to the end.

Better picture of the kit you will get for the 490C & 495C:

 

[matttatts]

**Not to mention the 495C duty cycle is 100% @ 175 PSI vs 480C Duty Cycle is 50% @ 200 PSI.

^^^^^so what does this all mean?^^^^^ plz school the newb

 

[elitdogg]

like a $1000 hooker works harder for longer

im in the stone age i got 1 380 sheesh its time for eli to upgrade. hmmm new system or 2 new comps ??

 

[bkjaydog]

Originally posted by elitdogg@Jan 20 2009, 11:08 PM~12765416
like a $1000 hooker works harder for longer

im in the stone age i got 1 380 sheesh its time for eli to upgrade. hmmm new system or 2 new comps ??

just do the whole damn thing you know you want to

 

[foey]

Originally posted by matttatts@Jan 20 2009, 03:32 PM~12762020
**Not to mention the 495C duty cycle is 100% @ 175 PSI vs 480C Duty Cycle is 50% @ 200 PSI.

^^^^^so what does this all mean?^^^^^ plz school the newb

even a 100% duty cycle comp does not run at a full 100%. Once you turn on a comp, you are shortening it's life span through an enormous amount (those that say have a 150 psi comp and run it at 175/200psi) or little b little (you follow warranty rules - no pressure switch larger than suggested for comp).

... back tot your question, 100% means you can run the comp at a fair amount of time without doing much harm to the compressor. A 50%/30% etc. means that you shouldn't be using it that much due to the heat it generates while pumping. Hope this helps explain... if not
someone else chime in.

 

[matttatts]

Originally posted by foey@Jan 20 2009, 10:59 PM~12767695
even a 100% duty cycle comp does not run at a full 100%. Once you turn on a comp, you are shortening it's life span through an enormous amount (those that say have a 150 psi comp and run it at 175/200psi) or little b little (you follow warranty rules - no pressure switch larger than suggested for comp).

... back tot your question, 100% means you can run the comp at a fair amount of time without doing much harm to the compressor. A 50%/30% etc. means that you shouldn't be using it that much due to the heat it generates while pumping. Hope this helps explain... if not
someone else chime in. 

oh ok so it means that you can put a heavy load on it and it wont cook the fugger? e.i air your tanks more for longer with out having to buy air comps in bulk?