Brushless Twin Motor Onboard 12V Air Compressor
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Description
ARB has expanded its line of premium air compressors with the new Brushless series. Long known as a leader in onboard and portable air compressors, the new ARB Brushless lineup offers the ultimate air compressors, featuring brushless electric motors, built in fans for active cooling, cutting-edge smart technology, and an impressive 50% increase in air output compared to ARB’s current market-leading compressors.
ARB Brushless Air Compressors are compatible with ARB’s existing range of air accessories and hose kits, and ARB Air Lockers, making upgrading your current air system super easy! ARB Brushless Air Compressors allow you to spend less time inflating, and more time having fun: Quick Air, More Adventures.
Features
50% Increase in output – ARB Brushless boasts an additional 50% in output when compared to our current market leading ARB brushed compressor, meaning less time inflating and more time adventuring
Active Cooling – An active cooling system has been included with a fan in each motor/compressor assembly to achieve higher performance and longevity
Electronic Speed Control - Maintains optimum performance and operations across all pressure and ambient temperature conditions
Status Reporting – Live diagnostics via audio and visual alerts
Voltage and Overload Protection – Protects the compressor and power supply from damage due to voltage spikes, drops, fluctuations, overcurrent, and motor stalls
Continuity in Function – The ARB Brushless is constantly monitoring itself and can make adjustments to account for factors such as temperature and variations in vehicle charging systems
Quick-release Mounts – Onboard units can be removed using cam-lock quick-release mounts, making installation and removing simple process
Relays Eliminated – The inclusion of the brushless motor also means there is not any need for the mounting of relays, further reducing the install time
Smart Start - Staggered “Power-On” for twin variants to reduce the power spike at start up allowing brushless twins to start up on vehicles with smaller charging systems
Specs
Volts: 12V
Width: 13.31 inch
Height: 6.69 inch
Length: 14.49 inch
Weight: 15.8 lb
Prop 65: No
Max Amps: 90
IP Rating: IP67 Water Resistant
Duty Cycle: 100%
Air Flow 0PSI: 9.18 CFM
Air Flow 29PSI: 6.20 CFM
Design: Brushless
Design: Onboard
Product-only Dimensions: 3.9" x 8.3" x 11.0" (13.2 Lbs)
Warranty
3-Year Warranty
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