Does the air compressor always cheer up?

The air compressor is not always pumping. The work of the air compressor is cyclical. It will stop pumping when the set pressure limit is reached, and start pumping again when the pressure drops to the set lower limit. This mode of operation is to maintain the pressure in the tank in a stable range to meet the needs of use.

Specifically, when the air compressor is started, it will start compressing air and storing it in the air storage tank. When the pressure in the air tank reaches the set upper limit, the air compressor will automatically stop working. As the gas is used, the pressure in the gas tank will gradually decrease. When the pressure is reduced to the set lower limit value, the air compressor will automatically start again to start a new round of compressed air process.

Therefore, the air compressor is not always pumping, but intermittent work according to the pressure change in the gas tank. This way of working not only ensures the continuous supply of compressed air, but also avoids unnecessary energy waste and equipment wear.