Hyundai 5572 24L low noise(59dB) compressor review (No commentary)
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2020
- 0:00 Viewing the Compresor
1:00 Starting the compressor to 8 Bar
3:16 Compressor is at 8 Bar
3:25 Blowing air until compressor turns on
3:44 Compressor turns on at 6 bar and compresses to 8 bar
4:30 Turning off the compressor and blowing until the tank is empty
6:10 Showing the water separator and the the tap valve below the 24L tank to tap water 
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Thank you for taking the time to make this video and to reply to viewers questions, it has been very interesting and informative to watch and to read the comments and replies.
Of the type, size and price this brand and model seems to be the best quality, there were some truly dreadful reviews from buyers of a cheaper brands 24 litre silent, oil free model.
You know that I had problems finding reviews for this compressor. I hate review video's with intro's outro's and a lot of bullshit talking. The important thing for me was if it was silent enough, and how long I can do with 8 Bar until it went on again.
Thnx for the review! Ordered for myself the same 👍
great compressor, compact and very quiet. am satisfied that i bought this one.
Had mine about a month now, used it quite a few times. I bought the smaller Hyundai 8 litre one instead of the 24 litre and mounted it on a small shelf next to the electrical socket in the garage. Very very pleased with it. 100% recommend this over a noisy one. I don’t need the bigger volume for what I want and the small size/portability makes up for it.
Hello mate do u think i could use a 18g brad nailer with the 8ltr air compressor
@@bobthebuilder8841 sorry but I genuinely don’t know, I have never personally used one. I use the compressor all the time, did my brake pads last week, even for bizarre jobs like cleaning out the Dyson vacuum cleaner filters and stuff. It’s amazing piece of kit. As long as you don’t expect too much from it I reckon it would work fine, maybe one nail every few seconds rather than bang, bang, bang you know what I mean.
@@jfro5867 thank you for the reply mate I think it will be ok lol do you regiment one?
@@bobthebuilder8841 if you meant do I recommend one yea 100%
@@jfro5867 lol thanks mate I've just added it to my cart
Seems pretty good 👍. Sometimes I think blowing through a straw is just as good 😊
Could not work out how to get mine to start.
Thank you for the video
Assuming you have power going to the unit: If the pressure on the big gauge reads 7 bar or about 100 psi the tank is fully charged and the motor won't run. If the red button is not pulled up the machine won't start, it's a bit stiff to pull up. If there is definitely power reaching the machine and the big gauge reads as low as about 66 psi or 4.5 bar the triggering pressure may not quite have been reached to restart the compressor. If that's the case try bleeding down some air from the bleed valve under the tank until lower than 60 psi and the unit should start, close the valve again and the motor should run until the pressure switch stops it at about 100 psi. Hope that helps. Take your time. Work in logical steps. Try another tool in your electrical outlet. My Hyundai compressor shows a red light only when the machine is running otherwise the light is off. Cycle the power by pulling the plug. Check your fuse or breaker. You and those close by should wear safety glasses or goggles. Use lightweight safety gloves. Ear protection is always recommended as many air tools are much noisier than this compressor.
i think It takes a tad long time to fill, i think i will keep looking. i was looking at the 50l version of this, that must take even longer. very informative video, the guys selling this product would never show/tell you this.
I think the 50l has 2 x 750w motors and this just has one.
Did you use spray gun with it?
Does this air compressor work well with spray on a car or I would need 50l air compressor??
roughly how much air is coming out of the gun in terms of PSI would you say? might be hard to judge, ive got no idea but currently looking at buying one of these and need about 10psi to come out...
What does that second gauge do? and the screw down black plastic knob with the red ring? Thanks 🙏
Left gauge shows the pressure of the tank. Right gauge shows the pressure between the valve(plastic knob with red ring) and the air gun.
So you can adjust how much pressure you want to allow.
@@com2ghz thank you 🙏
How does the air regulator works?
On 0:15 you see that black rotary knob above the red thingy. You can turn that and set the pressure you desire. When you blow the air, you will see in the right gauge the pressure after the regulator. The left gauge will show you the pressure in the tank.
Unfortunately in the video I did not present it. There it was fully open on 8 bar.
H,i where did you purchase it from.
Gereedschapcentrum.nl
I got a blue plastic tube in the bag with the air filter. What isnit used for?
You put that on the air filter. I don’t know the exact function of it.
It push-fits into the air intake of the filter, quietens it down further
Thank you both for the feedback. I figured that it would fit in the intake, but couldn't figure out the advantages.
@@dylanvanderbeeken5991 No problem, see here: ruclips.net/video/9KTGU7LtRGk/видео.html
will a 2800w generator power this ok?
Yes it's 750w. Your generator will power the 50l one too
Kun je hier mee verf spuiten of krijg je drukverschil als je een tijdje bezig bent?
Denk niet dat deze daar geschikt voor is.
Does this compressor work good with a bradnailer?
I think so. Depends also on your usage. I think it is a good idea to get a 24L version if you plan to buy a low noise compressor. So you won’t overheat the compressor. And it won’t turn on quickly.
@@com2ghzThanks m8.
@@com2ghz Dont forget to connect your blue hose in the airfilter, you gain 7 db less noise ;)...Vergeet niet je (blauwe?) slangetje in de lucht filter te doen, scheel weer 7 db ;)
Ik had vandaag binnen gehad en dacht dat er wat stuk was, normaal zit er bij dat oranje dopje een ring om lucht uit te laten lopen, maar nu zie ik bij jou compressor dat je hetzelfde heb, dus ook geen ring wat wel op de oudere modellen zat nog zoals bij HBM te zien is. (een tacker/bradnailer gaat prima, genoeg power en kan ongeveer 30 nagels schieten voor die weer aanslaat, maar qua geluid nu geen probleem meer) haha ik typ nu wel Nederlands omdat je compressor ook een NL plaatje hebt , dus neem aan dat je uit NL of BE komt)
@@xinixxagnix201 denk dat het ventiel aan de onderkant voldoende is om lucht eruit te laten lopen. Je zal we merken dat er snel genoeg water in gaat verzamelen. Ik laat hem ook altijd netjes leeglopen uit dat ventiel beneden.
Had laatst even dat slangetje aangesloten en hij wordt merkbaar stiller ja.
Met 30 nagels is het wel goed man. Denk dat als je de 6L versie had dat hij na 5 nietjes constant zou draaien. Zo’n budget low noise kan daar echt niet tegen. Zeker niet als je dat ook nog eens ieder dag zou doen.
How do you like it?
I'm happy with it. Since I live in an urban area my requirements were that it must be silent. I can even turn it on in the evening without having that much noise. I use this compressor to blow out dust and fill the tyres of my motorcycle.
All (cheap/oilfree) silent compressors have one thing in common, that it's not suitable for a high workload since there is a lot of heat generated. Also it takes a longer time to get pressure since both motors run on lower RPM's. Usually in review video's you don't see this.
24L is large enough for my use. I would not recommend using a smaller one like 6L.
Super silent? Its making my ears hurt thru my phone!
Thats the problem with reviewing noise through a phone/camera since it’s based on the volume of your device.
The microphone focuses and amplifies the sound.
Also in this video I forgot to add the small hose on the filter.
Lol my volume was turned up 3 thirds of the way up and there is nothing wrong with my ears 🤷♂️ maybe he had headphones in.