Does this release a lot of moisture like a standard compressor?
376054
It has a moisture trap. But honestly, I can't remember ever having to drain it.
1224289
No, its got its own air driver built it. It does work very well. Does not need or work with compressor.
604208
Nope - all of the excess moisture is released as steam through a small vent in the top. If you operate it under your kitchen cabinet though the steam will warp the wood above (I noticed when it was too late lol).
1200611
I have this and I don't have a problem with moisture. It works great for me. If anything put a paper towel under it to absorb the moisture.
752512
All you get is the compressor. Your question is not specific to a particular model and you may find better answers elsewhere.
1468188
It is a whole shop compressor so it is loud, but surprisingly quiet for this type of compressor... I have another 80 Gal in my shop that is louder!
1371380
yes, you need to get a gauge when you fill it, you don't want to overfill your compressor.
461117
This unit doesn't add any moisture to the room. It only diffuses oil - no water. It does, therefore, go through the oils more quickly. However, this unit has a great timer, where you can run it for relatively little time - still getting great scent in the room. I live in Florida - trust me - I get your worry. It's a great machine for us!
1133626
no built in compressor, you need at least 70 PSI and I highly recommend a filter to keep out moisture and dirt
1114251
the one I have is alot quieter than a regular compressor.one with 60 dB may be quieter ,but may not be as good for the work .
1389047
Good question. Don't know for sure. It's a great compressor! Very tight and does not lose air.
2020610
Yes this pretty normal with an air compressor. Even my big compressor does this. Even though you can not hear an air leak there is usually a small one and that makes the compressor kick on to fill back up.
1200393
I would not run this compressor standing up. Water condensation will not make it to the tank. Instead water ends up in the pressure switch or worse yet in the compressor. Air can be compressed. Water cannot. Let's see now will water inside a high speed air compressor severely damage it and damage it so that warranty will not cover it? What say you?
313873
Yes, I got this like a half year ago and it's very good. Easy toUse I do recommend this compressor.
364823
I haven't experienced any significant moisture in our year of use so far,George ...I run it in a basement apartment that also has a dehumidifier but we haven't had to use it for moisture yet. Our apartment ''we rent out'' has two bedrooms and a kicthen so if any moisture levels out heater works great also easy to clean and install well worth the money/effort
1299513
Most of the water will be used to aid in cooling and some will be exhausted to the outside through the exhaust hose, however if you are cooling in a high humidity situation excess water will collect in a reservoir inside the unit and if the reservoir gets full the compressor will stop and the excess water will need to be drained through a drain plug in the bottom of the unit.
1410345
Nope, nothing. Wouldn't you think it would? Anyway, great little compressor. Just plan a trip or two to the hardware store before you can actually use it.