Belt compressor 100 L - 3 HP and 365 L/min, single-phase or three-phase

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Belt compressor 100 L - 3 HP and 365 L/min, single-phase or three-phase

The highest-delivery version of the 100-litre belt-driven compressor: 365 L/min at 10 bar running at only 1,375 rpm. Available in single-phase 230 V and three-phase 400 V, so you can choose according to the installation in your workshop.

If you have three-phase power, it is worth it. A three-phase motor starts without a capacitor, spreads the load across three phases and does not produce the huge current peak of a single-phase motor: it runs cooler, lasts longer and uses energy more efficiently. If you only have single-phase power, the 230 V version gives you exactly the same air delivery and pressure.

✅ Key benefits

  • 365 L/min at 10 bar: the highest air delivery of the 100-litre belt-driven units.
  • Two versions: single-phase 230 V or three-phase 400 V, same performance.
  • Only 1,375 rpm: low speed and long pump head life.
  • Belt drive for prolonged daily use.
  • 100-litre tank with wheels.

🏗️ What it is for

  • Fixed workshop air installation with several outlets.
  • Impact tools, sanders and blowers.
  • Spray painting and bodywork.
  • Workshops using air throughout the working day.

📋 Technical specifications

  • Voltage: 230 V (CA-PRO100-3MF) or 400 V three-phase (CA-PRO100-3TF)
  • Power: 3 HP
  • Maximum pressure: 10 bar
  • Air delivery: 365 L/min
  • Speed: 1,375 rpm
  • Tank capacity: 100 litres
  • Drive: belt

💡 Pro tip: if you choose the three-phase version, check the direction of rotation on first start-up. A three-phase motor turns the wrong way if two phases are crossed, and the compressor appears to work but builds no pressure and heats up the pump head. It is corrected by swapping two phases at the terminal block; check the arrow on the flywheel before putting it to work.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the single-phase and three-phase versions?

The CA-PRO100-3MF is 230 V and the CA-PRO100-3TF is three-phase 400 V. Both deliver the same: 365 L/min at 10 bar with 3 HP. Choose according to your workshop's electrical installation.

Can I use the three-phase version with a standard socket?

No. The three-phase version requires a 400 V three-phase socket. If you only have single-phase power, choose the 230 V version.

What should I check on first start-up of the three-phase version?

The direction of rotation. If two phases are crossed, the motor turns the wrong way and the compressor builds no pressure and heats up the pump head. It is corrected by swapping two phases; check the arrow on the flywheel.

How many tools can it power?

With 365 L/min and a 100-litre reserve it can supply several outlets with impact tools, sanders or a spray gun, provided the combined consumption does not exceed the air delivery.

What about maintenance?

It is belt-driven with a lubricated pump head: check the belt tension and the oil level according to the manufacturer's manual, and drain the condensate from the tank.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the single-phase and three-phase versions?

The CA-PRO100-3MF is 230 V and the CA-PRO100-3TF is three-phase 400 V. Both deliver the same: 365 L/min at 10 bar with 3 HP. Choose according to your workshop's electrical installation.

Can I use the three-phase version with a standard socket?

No. The three-phase version requires a 400 V three-phase socket. If you only have single-phase power, choose the 230 V version.

What should I check on first start-up of the three-phase version?

The direction of rotation. If two phases are crossed, the motor turns the wrong way and the compressor builds no pressure and heats up the pump head. It is corrected by swapping two phases; check the arrow on the flywheel.

How many tools can it power?

With 365 L/min and a 100-litre reserve it can supply several outlets with impact tools, sanders or a spray gun, provided the combined consumption does not exceed the air delivery.

What about maintenance?

It is belt-driven with a lubricated pump head: check the belt tension and the oil level according to the manufacturer's manual, and drain the condensate from the tank.