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Question: How much noise does it make? I am intending it to use for my pre-school dental practice in home and don't want to bother neighbors if its loud. Thanks
Document: Makes as much noise (or more) than some full sized compressors. As another review said, you'll probably want ear plugs if you need to let it run for longer than a couple minutes. The noise is really obnoxious. A compressor this small and weak should not make this much noise! It doesn't really put out much air either. Unless you're looking for something to put out a steady stream of low volume air, you'd be much better off buying a nice bicycle pump.
I bought this mainly for tire inflation, and that is about all its good for. It has very little power and little air. If you want a 120 volt tire filler instead of one of the cigarette lighter compressors, its good (although some kind of handle would make it much more handy). For air tools, You may be able to use a brad or staple gun, otherwise, its pretty useless.
If you intend to use this machine indoors, I suggest buying a pair of earplugs with it. It is deafeningly loud. On our farm, we have a much bigger compressor from Campbell Hausfeld that produces a quarter of the racket. Still, the FP2028 is sufficient for light chores around the home, so I'll give it a mostly positive review. The compressor comes with a tire chuck, needle, and pig tail hose.
I was impressed with how good it works, but not too satisfied with the noise. It is VERY loud. May need longer hose if the noise is objectionable. As it turns out, the 1 gallon size is too small for my uses. What with the noise and lack of caoacity I will sell it at a loss on Craigs List and buy a much larger compressor. This size is more suited for airing bicycle tires, footballs, baskeftballs, etc.
As many have reported, one may consider the noise level extreme. While you can expect noise from any such device, this inconvenience is limited to only when the device is charging.The portability is a nice added bonus. If you must use an extension cord, make sure the cord is properly rated to the amps and watts of the device. Otherwise, circuit breakers can trip and the device will not work as designed.
Works great for what I need it for. I don't need a compressor for air tools, so I did not want to get a bigger compressor because it takes up too much room around my workbench. I used to use a small electric compressor without a tank, but it took too long to fill up car tires. This Campbell Hausfeld works perfect for what I need. I would buy it again.
If you only use these once a month or less, then it will be just fine to put up with its downfalls. If you want something usable and cheap then this is your compressor; if you want something great, invest the money in a much nicer compressor like the Dewalt.DEWALT D55140 Heavy-Duty 1 Gallon 135 PSI Max Trim Compressor
Noisy. I read other reviews that said it was loud, but in use, it is louder than I expected. With the small tank, the motor ends up runninng most of the time I am using it. I find I have to wear ear protection when I am using it, even when I am outside in the driveway.2. Light weight. Being light weight is nice when I want to pick it up and carry it around the house and garage, but it has its downside.
Hopefully that will help with the noise.I would not reccomend this for air tools that require continuous air pressure. The 1 gallon tank and 100 psi max pressure drains quickly, and the motor cannot keep on with the demand.For the price, it's a decent compressor if all you need it for is inflating stuff and light duty nailing/stapling. If you want to run an impact driver, grinder, heavy duty nail gun or other air tool, you shout look at the larger capacity and HP compressors.
I read reviews that said it was loud. I read reviews that said they read reviews about how loud it was and were still surprised about how loud it was. Well having read all of those I am still surprised at how loud this thing is for how little it is! Seriously, don't use it unless you have a good distance and some sound barrier between you and anyone else or you are going to make some enemies.But, loud or not it works.
Answer: yes