If the Mantus Compressor is having trouble starting or running, first check page 19 of the manual here for running requirements. The most common causes for trouble starting include: – Low power systems. The smallest electrical systems that can start the compressor are 3000 watt inverters and some 2000 watt, 30amp generators. Please note that…
The user manual and videos on our youtube channel for the Mantus Scuba Compressor list the requirements for running the compressor. Apart from the operating requirements, the tips for continued use include: – Cleaning the strainer above the water pump when it becomes clogged. The brass fitting holding the strainer is removable by hand. If…
The Mantus Scuba Compressor is designed to fill small scuba diving cylinders with breathable atmospheric air in a short amount of time. You can view the manual here.Our compressor is designed to run continuously even in moderately hot weather, as coolant water can be exchanged or ice-cooled to dump heat.It runs on 110V at 60Hz,…
Our Mantus Scuba Compressor is fast to set up, as we have tested the units before they are sent out. As detailed in the manual here, you only need to: The subsequent maintenence is also detailed in the manual. Storage is also simple as you just perform the setup steps in reverse, and you can…
Inverters will generally need to be rated for 3000+ continuous watts to start the compressor. Explanation:The Mantus Scuba Compressor uses a 1.5 kW electric motor, but the peak current on start of the machine can be up to 5 times higher at 7200 watts for a few milliseconds (read on high torque motor’s LRA versus…
The Mantus Scuba Compressor can fill a sealed tank of any size to 3000 psi given enough time. Most portable high pressure compressors on the market provide fill rates of 60 – 80 liters per minute and can fill the full size 80 cubic feet tank in about 30 – 40 min. Our Mantus Scuba…
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