Stealth20 Gallon Ultra Quiet Air Compressor, 1.8 HP Oil-Free Peak 150 PSI 68 Decibels, 5.5 CFM @ 40 PSI 5 CFM @ 90 PSI Long Life Portable Silent Electric Air Compressor

This compressor has been operating flawlessly it is what it claims to be. , quiet, fast air buildup, heavy duty built, and easy to move . And yes it is heavy 122 lbs not easily tipped over! Few things are what they claim these days . This one is everything it claims ! Well done folks. Thanks!

Very nice compressor, great value. I'm telling my friends about this.

working very good ,seems to be built well and is pretty quite in deed.

I bought this unit with a little skepticism but after receiving it and using it I really like it,it’s very quiet and builds pressure very fast I’m very satisfied with it so far I believe it should last a long time

I use the compressor to detail cars. When I blow air under the seats to remove crumbs or use the Tornador it uses s lot of air and the 20 gallon unit is able to keep up. I have seen a Tornador powered by a 6 gallon pancake compressor but I think anything less than the 150 psi and 5 cfm 20 gallon would be insufficient. Any larger and it wouldn’t fit in my van. Any smaller and it wouldn’t do the job as well. The unit performs flawlessly and is very quiet especially inside the van. In order to get the right fittings I had to go to a detailing shop. No luck at the hardware store. They were no help at all. I knew more than the employees.Update: the compressor started refusing to cut on after the pressure got down to 120psi. I’ve been having to let all the air out of the tank before it will kick back on. I thought it was overheating but sometimes it refuses to come on at all when I first go to use it. I though maybe the extension cord gauge was not the right size or was too long. But sometimes it works flawlessly with the same setup. I can’t find any real pattern. The manual says to check page seven for the right extension cord gauge but looking over page 7 there is no such information. Customer service is practically non existent. They have no authorized warranty repair locations at all. The young kid who answers the phone just looks at a copy of the user manual and tries to fumble through a guess as to what it might be. He wanted to send me a pressure switch and have me install it but I’m not handy so I can’t install a pressure switch. So now he says he’s going to try to get me approved to send me a new unit. We’ll see what happens. I’m not happy because the unit was brand new with very little use. I bought it in January and never started using it until March. It’s April and I’m already having problems.