Oceanus E, Air Compressor 200 Bar 3 Phase 400/440v 50/60hz

Listing ID #2033680

General description
unitor bauer oceanus 200 bar compressors are perfectly suited for when you need to fill breathing air cylinders regularly.
They are lightweight, easily portable and of a compact design but with heavier duty motors allowing you to use them more regularly.
Supplied with a 12 month air purification certificate from new .
Features
200 bar filling
long life triplex p21 filter cartridges, ensures cleaner air (en12021)
b-timer records running hours and maintenance log
highly engineered, robust and light weight
benefits
triplex filters ensure you a safe source of clean breathing air consistently
the built in b-timer provides filter condition status, scheduled maintenance and running hours log to ensure the quality of your air remains at a high level
the corrosion resistant steel frames make it ideal for use onboard vessels
we have a 20 year spare parts supply and global technical service supporting your investment long term
technical data
delivery pressure
200 bar
free air delivery
140 ltr / min
volt/freq/phase
400-480v/60/3
safety v/v
225 bar
power
3 kw
rpm
2300
nos of stages
3
lt / wt/ ht
(66x40x42) cm
weight
52kg
characteristics
the use of stainless steel and kevlar for frame and safety filling device ensures extreme resistance to corrosion and highly durability. The large capacity oil pump and oil pump allows operation in extreme inclinations of up to 30 degrees
filling assembly
pn 200 bar, consisting of:
1 filling hose, length 1m
1 filling valve pn 200 bar / 3000 psig with automatic vent
tank connection 5/8 inch bsp, din en 144-2,1 pressure gauge (mounted on filling valve)
dual pressure rating
the compressor can be converted to a dual pressure to 300 bar rating as well, refer the accessories tab for the conversion kit
new regulation imo msc 338/339(91)
new solas regulation ii-2/15.2.2.6, relating to ‘onboard
training and drills’ requires that: “an onboard means of
recharging breathing apparatus cylinders used during drills
shall be provided or a suitable number of spare cylinders
shall be carried on board to replace those used.”