This compressor seems to be a rebrand of the Campbell Hausfeld-- in
fact, if you go to the Home Depot site, if you search for the PC
CPF23400S, they show a picture of the CH unit. If you go to the PC
site, the CPF23400S is painted red and doesn't have the tank pressure
gauge on the control panel (the CH has tank PSI and outlet PSI gauges
on the panel). So with both models being called out as the PC
CPF23400S, I assumed the only differences between the CH and PC
versions were cosmetic.
However, the spec sheet I found at HD for the CH version are quite
different from the ones PC lists at their site. The CH specs claim
6.2 SFCM@90 PSI, max. pressure of 150 PSI, and a weight of 78 lbs.
The PC specs claim 5.3 SFCM@90 PSI, max. pressure of 135 PSI, and a
weight of 66 lbs.
Does anybody know anything about this?
On another note, I'd love to hear from anyone who has used one of the
new PC C3150 or C3151 (a C3150 with wheels/telescoping handle)
compressors. A previous post mentioned that they were re-branded
DeVilbiss compressors.
ttokita wrote:
> However, the spec sheet I found at HD for the CH version are quite
> different from the ones PC lists at their site. The CH specs claim
> 6.2 SFCM@90 PSI, max. pressure of 150 PSI, and a weight of 78 lbs.
> The PC specs claim 5.3 SFCM@90 PSI, max. pressure of 135 PSI, and a
> weight of 66 lbs.
>
I have a CFP23400S. It matches the PC specs you found on their web
site. I don't know what the situation with the CH model is, though,
sounds like it's substantially different (would have to be a heavier
duty tank and more powerful pump, essentially a different unit).