50 L and 2 HP compressor - 195 L/min with two air outlets
50-litre compressor with two air outlets
The same mechanics as the 25-litre model, 2 HP and 195 L/min, but with twice the air tank. The difference shows as soon as you chain jobs together: the motor starts half as often, runs cooler and lets you use the tool more continuously.
It keeps the two independent air outlets and the motor thermal protection. It is the garage and small-workshop compressor that handles 90% of jobs without any fuss.
✅ Main advantages
50 litres of reserve: fewer starts and a longer motor life.
Two air outlets: two tools connected without swapping couplings.
Thermal protection built in against overheating.
195 L/min at 8 bar with direct drive.
On wheels: it can be placed wherever it is needed.
🏗️ What it is used for
Mechanical workshop and garage: inflating, blowing, pneumatic ratchet.
Carpentry and assembly with nailers.
Spray painting of parts and furniture.
General maintenance and intensive DIY.
📋 Technical specifications
Voltage: 230 V
Power: 2 HP
Maximum pressure: 8 bar
Flow rate: 195 L/min
Speed: 2,850 r.p.m.
Air tank capacity: 50 litres
Air outlets: 2
Thermal protection: yes
💡 Professional tip: a direct-drive compressor at 2,850 r.p.m. is not designed to run non-stop: the practical rule is 50% working and 50% resting over the hour. If your working day calls for continuous air, the right investment is a belt-driven compressor, which turns at half the speed and can take the strain.
Frequently asked questions
What do I gain with 50 litres compared with the 25-litre model?
The mechanics are the same (2 HP and 195 L/min), but with twice the reserve the motor starts half as often and runs cooler, which allows more continuous use.
Can it run non-stop?
It is not designed for that: it is direct drive at 2,850 r.p.m. and, as a practical rule, you should alternate 50% working with 50% resting. For continuous air, a belt-driven compressor is better.
Can I connect two tools?
Yes, it has two independent air outlets. The 195 L/min is shared between the two.
What jobs is it suitable for?
For workshop and garage use: inflating, blowing, pneumatic ratchet, nailers and spray painting of parts and furniture.
Does it have overheating protection?
Yes, it has thermal protection on the motor, and it works at 230 V on wheels.