Ingersoll-Rand 2340L5 Type 30 Two-Stage Air Compressor

Product Review

The 2340L5 Features:* Durable cast-iron, two-stage enblock design. * 175 PSI maximum operating pressure. * 100% continuous duty for tough applications. * Extended pump life for years of trouble-free service. * Enclosed unit offers reduced noise levels as low as 69dBA. * Factory-mounted and wired motor starter. * Automatic start/stop control. * ASME coded receiver tank. * Oil sight glass and totally enclosed belt guard. * HP: 5.0* CFM: 15.5 @ 175psi. * Max PSI: 175* NPT Outlet (in): 1/2* dBA Unenclosed: 83 * dBA Enclosed: 69 * Available in: 1-phase 230v or 3-phase 200v, 230v & 460v. Note: Please be certain of this choice, it is difficult to change after compressor has been shipped.

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review

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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful

air compressor, March 27, 2009

Mr. Alan C. Canfield - See all my reviews

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This review is from: Ingersoll-Rand 2340L5 Type 30 Two-Stage Air Compressor (Misc.)

I have had this compressor for a little over a year now and it seams to operate fine. The instructions for installation are in my opinion vague. If you have never installed a big machine take your time. It is quite top heavy and you will need 2 people to manuver it around. I put isolation feet at the mounting legs and it does help considerably with vibration isolation. A booklet should be included with the compressor showing different airline hookups and hardware required. Overall a decent machine.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful

Ingersoll Rand Air Compressor Model# 2340L5, December 23, 2011

R. Tingley "Tinger" (USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Ingersoll-Rand 2340L5 Type 30 Two-Stage Air Compressor (Misc.)

Ingersoll Rand Air Compressors are not what they used to be. I purchased this compressor, brand new 11 months ago for home use (April 2011). It powers a tire machine, and a few air tools for approx. 8 hours use per month. After 40 hours, the valves went in the first stage head. After 11 months, the pressure switch went, and the oil started leaking from two head bolts on the first stage head. If I would have known Ingersoll Rand Air Compressors had this poor of quality, I would have purchased something else.