480c vs. air zenith

So who is selling these Air Zenith compressors for the best price? Are the compressore coming with the necessary relays/fuses to hook it up?

DEFIANETLY GO WITH THE AZ UNITS. I have two of them in my caddy and they fill very quickly on a 7 gallon tank. Plus, you can now get them in anodized colors which help cosmetically for the same exact price as the all silver or red versions. They include an inline check valve, stainless steel leader hose and fittings. They do not come with a relay, but you can get an rv battery switch which holds roughly 80 amps continous for about 11 bucks from any rv store and they work great. get a single pole single throw switch. i have been substantially impressed with their product and recommend it/them to anyone. FBI has a sale on them now and are including a free air tank with them.

AZ for sure bro!!

on a 5 gal it takes 2 mins to go from 160 to 200 psi. 1 min 10 secs to go from 110 to 150 psi

I saw the AZ booth at Reso and let me tell you, the AZ comps are so much better! And the style of them is pretty tight looking.

-=JO
NWR

Viair 480 is 0.92CFM at 140PSI 70F
Air Zenith is 1.24CFM at 140PSI 70F

Both at 13.8VDC

BUT! the AZ has a 100%duty at 200PSI the 480 does not.

The AZ pumps are also rebuildable. It's a better design. They have not had the failure rate of Viairs. When a problem was found in the initial run they replaced all without any delay. The customer service is better. If a pump goes out there is a real warranty unlike ViAir. They are a true 100% duty cycle at a realistic pressure unlike ViAir that is 100% at a low presure. I know Jimmy at Center Stage sells them. And I know First Class Autowerks http://www.firstclassauto.net sells them because they are doing the rebuild on the company mazda.

ive got two air zeniths.......and they are the fastest things ever. and only pull 70 amps between both compressors. takes me less than 60 seconds to fill from 165 to 200 psi

theres a fill time calculator on bagginit.com
http://www.bagginit.com/Miscellaneous

Originally posted by LKrayzie



theres a fill time calculator on bagginit.com http://www.bagginit.com/Miscellaneous



Yea Matt stole that idea from me, and his is wrong,

Mine,http://www.landisusa.com/calculator.htmlLink to easy one is at bottom of page.