Magnetic Starter wiring for 5HP Air Compressor (Schulz of America)

This video shows you how to wire the magnetic starter for a Schulz of America 80 gallon 5HP 220/230V air compressor. Most other brands I have seen videos about are very similar. This uses a WEG motor.
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[@Formerlywarmer]

I was setting mine up yesterday and ran across the difference in the diagram inside the cover compared to what I’m use to seeing in my diy world and got stuck. Found ur video and now I’m back on track. Same compressor just lil newer version I think because two capacitors are in a completely different spot but starter connection set up looks identical. Thx sir!

[@HelpMeDIY]

+@Formerlywarmer glad it helped!

[@Formerlywarmer]

@@HelpMeDIY me too! Thx

[@JT-dx1qk]

Sweet compressor , that recovers better than my Devilbiss , and better than the Ingersoll Rand im seeing at Tractor Supply

[@HelpMeDIY]

+@JT-dx1qk I think so too!

[@charlieperez6844]

Quick question, if you’re running the welder and compressor at the same time, is the single 30A breaker enough for both? I thought it had to be a dedicated circuit for each, but im brand new to this. Thank you for your input.

[@charlieperez6844]

Also, im not sure if im seeking this correctly, but the white and black wires you pigtailed from the 30A outlet are hots? Did you phase the white to 120?

[@HelpMeDIY]

I would never run them at the same time. It would not be enough for both

[@HelpMeDIY]

They are both hots. Technically I should wrap the white in black tape to make it clear

[@bobfognozzle]

🤓👍

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+@bobfognozzle 😎🍻