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Premium Industrial 80-Gal. 5 HP Single Stage Vertical Air Compressor

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  • ASME-certified tank ensures safety and reliability
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About This Product

The Maxair Premium Industrial compressor has a 5 HP Electric Single Stage 220-Volt motor. It also boasts an 80-Gal. ASME Vertical Tank and a High flow 3 piston cast iron "V" style pump that generates 18.5 CFM at 100 PSI and max 170 PSI. This compressor is equipped with high efficiency reed valves for longer life, all metal belt guard for maximum cooling, liquid filled non vibrating pressure gauge for easy read, Auto Drop premium air filters.

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Product Information

Internet # 203175530

Model # C5180V1-MAP

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Specifications

Dimensions: H 68 in, W 24 in, D 35 in

Dimensions

Product Depth (in.)

35 in

Product Height (in.)

68 in

Product Width (in.)

24 in

Details

Air Delivery SCFM @ 40PSI

22.2

Air Delivery SCFM @ 90PSI

19.3

Amperage (A)

23 A

Application Use

Bolting, Cutting, Drilling, HVLP Painting, Sanding, Spraying, Wrenching

Compressor Tank Capacity (gal.)

80 gal

Compressor Type

Industrial

Compressor Volume Rating

Not Measured

Compressor/Air Tool Features

Tank Pressure Gauge

Decibel Rating (Outdoor)

Not Measured

Horsepower (hp)

5 hp

Lubrication Type

Oil

Maximum Pressure (PSI)

170 PSI

Number of Total Batteries Included

0

Phase Type

1 Phase

Portable

No

Power Source

Electric

Power Type

Corded Electric

Product Weight (lb.)

480 lb

Returnable

90-Day

Stage Count

Single Stage

Tank Style

Vertical

Tools Product Type

Air Compressor

Voltage (V)

220 V

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty

2 Year Limited Warranty (Receipt Requires)

Questions & Answers

Does it plug in, or can it be hard-wired?
ByFeb 28, 2026
1 Answer | 
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You can get an Electrician to hard drive it in.

By|Mar 5, 2026


    What's the thickness of the tank?
    ByJun 21, 2024
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    How many hours- with proper maintenance- is this unit good for?
    ByAug 28, 2023
    1 Answer | 
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    It depends on the use on the compressor itself. We have had people who have had this unit for years without any issues, and I have had people who have had it a couple of months who blew a pump. The real issue is not over working the compressor.

    By|Sep 18, 2023


      What is the duty cycle of this compressor?
      ByJan 26, 2022
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      This unit has a 50% Duty on run time.

      By|Jan 31, 2022


        Why does compressor not shut off
        ByMar 27, 2019
        1 Answer | 
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        PLEASE CALL MY OFFICE SO WE CAN DISCUSS... PLEASE HAVE YOUR MODEL NUMBER HANDY WHEN YOU CALL MICHEAL 800-551-2406

        By|Mar 29, 2019


          I have a maxair premium Model # C4160VI pump #PV02A 5 hp. rated 15 amp .my question is how large of breaker can I install as it keeps kicking out with a 15 amp breaker at high pressure
          ByNov 4, 2016
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          There are two things that you need to consider here. The first is the gauge of wire that is powering the compressor. Second, if the compressor is rated at 15 amps, then you would use at least a 20 amp breaker and 12 gauge wire with nothing else on this circuit! If you use this compressor a lot, I would personally run 10 gauge wire and a 25 amp breaker especially if the run from the fuse box to the compressor is long.

          By|May 4, 2023

            If your existing wire in this circuit is #14 AWG copper you CANNOT safely protect it with anything larger than a 15 amp breaker. If your existing wire is #12 AWG copper you may safely replace it with a 20 amp breaker. I would suggest feeding it with #10 AWG copper and using a 30 amp breaker which is what the wire is rated for per the NEC.. In both cases this needs to be a dedicated circuit with nothing else being used on it, at least not while using the compressor.

            By|May 5, 2023


              can I increase the breaker to 20 amp as the 15 amp kicks out when it trys to start under high pressure. or better yet what is the recommended amp breaker for this unit
              ByNov 2, 2016
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              If your circuit wire size is #12 AWG copper, you may up your breaker size to no more than a 20 amp breaker. People sometimes get confused with breaker size. The breaker is not to protect the tool being used, it is to protect the wire in the circuit so that it trips at the panel before it overheats and causes a fire in the wall. Any large user of Current (amperage), such as this, has it's on thermal overload protection which will trip if the unit overheats or draws too much current for an extended period of time. The breaker is probably tripping on startup (inrush) when the motor sees the most resistance. It will be even worse when the compressor cycles as the motor is starting with some built up air pressure that is already in the tank making it have to work even harder to get started. Add in cold weather where the oil in the compressor is cold and thick and it will draw even more amperage until the compressor runs for a while and warms up the oil. I would wire the circuit feeding this with #10 awg copper, preferably stranded wire. I would protect the circuit with a 30 amp breaker which is what #10 wire is rated for per the NEC.I would make this a dedicated circuit and not run anything else off of it. If you keep tripping your breaker it is not okay to simply reset the breaker. A breaker gets weaker the more times it trips and may not protect your wiring when you need it to.A breaker is not designed to be a convenience for a poor wiring circuit. Two trips and you need to be doing something different and I would replace the circuit breaker once I come up with the correct circuit. Good luck!

              By|Oct 23, 2018

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                This product is rated at 23 amps.

                By|Mar 30, 2024


                  Wondering the rpm of the motor, longevity concerns if it runs faster to get the higher cfm
                  ByNov 23, 2015
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                  3450 US motor modt63bvcyz-1573 cont. duty. 220 single ph. I even changed the motor pulley dia, from 3 .75to 2.75 to let the motor work less. changed the belt also to a notched one that has more flex.

                  By|Jul 16, 2019

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                    3.5 out of 5

                    • 3.5 out of 12 reviews
                    • 60% recommend this product
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                    Will not last more than 24 hours
                    Bought this compressor in December 2013 on sale. It didn't last more than a month. So Home Depot came and picked it up. Reordered another one and it did not last more than 24 hours. I think the pump keeps failing. Won't build pressure higher the 100 psi. Pump pulley stops but electric motor keeps going. Might reorder a third one and see what happens.
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                    Works, but poor design
                    The compressor worked well initially and has enough umph to run my sand blast cabinet and cycle as it should it. The problem comes that it's a single groove pulley and flywheel and constantly slips the belt no matter how you tension it. It needs at least a 2 groove pulley setup with the drag of the compressor. It is very slow to build over 100psi and can end up overheating the motor and tripping the thermal over load. Multiple belts later, I've determined it was an expensive lesson learned.
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                      didn't work when arrived
                      didn't work when arrived
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                        1 found this review helpful
                        Just got it installed last week and so far I...
                        Just got it installed last week and so far I am very pleased with it
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                        very quiet and very powerful. The value is there....
                        very quiet and very powerful. The value is there.
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                        So far so good!
                        I haven't had this for very long, but from what I've seen so far this was a tremendous purchase. It pumped up from empty quickly and relatively quietly. This unit does exactly what it is supposed to do. I would definitely recommend this.
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                          1 max air joke
                          5 horse power motor over heats ? rated at 40c run,s at 58/ 65c, after 15 minut's of run time? Eat's belts ?.Their should be 2 at least ? WORTHLESS manufacture customer service dept, when called! HUGE DISSAPOINTMENT of this purchase! Should of bought local , IngersolRand, my mistake. I have a 42 year old Sears craftsman 2 hp, compressor that has not given me hardly any trouble but for a belt and motor start switch.I am not the only one with this problem.
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                          2 found this review helpful
                          Better than a craftsman
                          I bought this compressor summer 2013 and use it for general automotive hand tools. Picked it up from the store and had it installed within a couple of hours. After reading other reviews I was prepared for leaks and bought spare fittings and pipe. Turned it on and before it got to 50 psi the outlet on the side started leaking. Not sure who installs the pieces on these compressors, but the pipe threads do not need 20 wraps of tape and there is such a thing as too tight. Replaced the stripped out pipe and then decided to check the rest of the fittings for too much tape and over tightening, fortunately everything else was good. Lastly I replaced the cheap drain valve as I could not get it to stop leaking. Other than that it has been a good compressor with no issues since day 1. I would recommend this compressor, just be prepared to fix what the assembly monkeys mess up.
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                          3 found this review helpful
                          Great Customer Service
                          Great value. Quiet compressor. Very good service from Home Depot. Pick up in store is a great option. Compressor had a damaged gauge but manufacture sent a new one ASAP. Everything works great....
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                          4 found this review helpful
                          3 weeks in use, home shop, no problems nice machine
                          Delivered on time, product as advertised, been using 3 weeks in a home shop, delivers air very well, no leaks, much quieter then the oil-less machines.
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                          Built for heavy-duty tasks, this 5 HP, 80-gallon compressor delivers 18.5 CFM at 100 PSI for optimal performance.
                          Built for heavy-duty tasks, this 5 HP, 80-gallon compressor delivers 14.6 SCFM at 100 PSI for continuous power.
                          Built for heavy-duty shop/industrial use, this 80-gallon, 5 HP, two-stage air compressor ensures reliable performance.
                          Built for heavy-duty shop use, this 2-stage compressor boasts a powerful 5 HP motor and a large 60-gallon tank for continuous operation.

                          Air Tank Capacity

                          80 gal
                          80 gal
                          80 gal
                          60 gal

                          CFM Rating

                          18.5 CFM @ 100 PSI
                          14.6 SCFM @ 100 PSI
                          17.8 SCFM @ 40 PSI, 17.2 SCFM @ 90 PSI
                          14.7 SCFM @ 40 PSI, 14.3 SCFM @ 90 PSI

                          Maximum PSI

                          170 PSI
                          175 PSI
                          175 PSI
                          175 PSI

                          Horsepower

                          5 HP
                          5.0 HP
                          5 HP
                          5 HP

                          Duty Cycle