Easypro Weatherproof Cabinet Instruction Manual

EASYPRO WEATHERPROOF CABINET INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

EasyPro Weatherproof Cabinet Instructions for:
SC25 - SC25F1 - SC25F2

EasyPro Weatherproof Cabinet Instruction Manual - Printable PDF Version

Thank you for purchasing this weatherproof cabinet. Your purchase will provide many years of protection from the elements for your air compressor. Following are a few simple guidelines to assist you with installing the cabinet.

1. It is recommended that the cabinet be set up off the ground a couple inches. Patio blocks or treated lumber works well. Since the cabinet is molded from UV stabilized polypropylene, it will not rust or corrode even if left in contact with the ground, however, slightly elevated is suggested.

2. Do not locate the cabinet in an area where flooding is possible. The cabinet is not waterproof from the bottom and flooding will likely result in damage to compressor inside cabinet.

3. The cabinet comes with a pre-drilled hole and grommet for the incoming power supply line. A power outlet can be mounted inside the cabinet or the compressor can be hard wired. Please contact a qualified electrician for electrical installation.

ALWAYS install ground fault protection (GFI) when using electric near water!

4. Two 1¼" diameter holes are pre-drilled in floor of cabinet for outgoing air line(s). A plug is included to seal second hole if only one airline is used. If both holes are needed for airlines, disregard plug.

Optional Fan:

In hot climates or when using larger air compressors (which create more heat) an optional fan is recommended. If you bought your cabinet with the fan at time of purchase it will come installed in the cabinet and is ready to go. You simply need to plug it in. If hard wiring your air compressor, it is suggested you cut plug off fan cord and hard wire it as well.

A variety of air compressors can be used inside this cabinet. Actual installation may vary based on compressor and number of airlines used.

Retro-fitting Cabinet with Fan:

If retro-fitting a cabinet with fan, center the fan on the opening. Mark hole placement and drill holes for mounting. Use proper size bolts to secure fan to cabinet. Line up the bolts and secure the fan and fan guard to the cabinet. Use of lock nuts or lock washers is recommended.