Description
The MaxAir 90 Std E1 E3 is a stationary electric breathing air compressor built for continuous-duty, high-pressure filling at an affordable price. It delivers 10.8 SCFM (18.4 m³/hr) at up to 5000 PSI (345 bar) and is available in single-phase or three-phase electric configurations to fit your facility’s power supply.
A Stationary Electric Breathing Air Compressor for Commercial Use
The Max-Air 90 Standard is a dependable, high-quality breathing air compressor designed for continuous duty. Its heavy-duty design has commercial, marine, military, dive, police, paintball, and fire department applications, and it is ideal for dive centers, pleasure boats, and fixed installations. The single-phase or three-phase electric option means you can match it to whatever power your facility runs, without needing a separate generator or fuel supply. Compare the Max-Air 90 Standard’s features and price against any competitor and you’ll find reliable high-pressure breathing air at a genuine value.
MaxAir 90 Std E1 E3 Specifications
- Drive: Electric motor (single-phase or three-phase)
- Charge rate: 10.8 SCFM (18.4 m³/hr)
- Maximum pressure: 5000 PSI (345 bar)
- Duty: Continuous duty
- Configuration: Stationary
- Applications: SCUBA, SCBA, paintball, commercial, marine, military, dive, police, fire
- Air quality: Meets CGA Grade E breathing air standards
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between E1 and E3?
E1 refers to single-phase electric drive and E3 refers to three-phase electric drive. Both deliver the same 10.8 SCFM at 5000 PSI — the difference is the power supply your facility uses. Contact Max-Air if you need help choosing the right configuration.
What pressure and flow does it deliver?
Up to 5000 PSI at a charge rate of 10.8 SCFM (18.4 m³/hr).
Is it built for continuous use?
Yes. The Max-Air 90 Standard is a continuous-duty compressor designed for ongoing, high-volume filling rather than occasional single fills.
Can it charge storage banks and cascade systems?
Yes. Its output makes it well suited to charging high-pressure storage and cascade systems as well as filling cylinders directly. If you’re weighing direct filling against adding storage, see our guide on cascade air systems.
Don’t forget to look at our accessories and consumables to keep your Max-Air 90 running its best.
