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LT Plus Series Air Compressors

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Oil Lubricated Tank Mounted Air Compressors For Dry Pipe & Pre-Action Fire Sprinkler Systems

General Air Products LT Plus Series tank mounted lubricated air compressors are integrally mounted on ASME coded air receivers. They arrive ready for installation with specially formulated compressor oil, vibration pads, a 30″ stainless steel flex hose and union. Single phase, three phase, high pressure and 50 Hz units are available.

As with all of our fire protection air compressors, the LT Plus Series is specifically engineered to pressurize dry pipe and pre-action sprinkler systems according to the parameters of NFPA 13. Tank mounted air compressors are recommended as the ideal type of compressor for dry pipe sprinkler applications.

Range: The LT Plus Series lubricated, tank mounted fire protection air compressors can be used in dry sprinkler systems up to 2500 gallons in size.

Note: An AMD-1 air maintenance device is required by code with all tank mounted fire protection air compressors. Multiple dry valves may be supplied from a single tank mounted compressor when using our AMD-1 on each individual system.

Lead Time: 2 weeks to ship

For large orders & exact lead times, please consult factory.

Note: As of April 14th 2025 we altered our fire protection air compressor model numbers. Obsolete models have been replaced by the new models below. If you need technical information on the obsolete fire protection air compressors click here.

LT Plus Series

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Model Number
System Capacity (gal)
Order Maintenance Kit
Engineering Submittal Package
Wiring Guide
Cut Sheet
220 (gal) @ 40 PSI
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390 (gal) @ 40 PSI
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900 (gal) @ 40 PSI
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1200 (gal) @ 40 PSI
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1600 (gal) @ 40 PSI
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2300 (gal) @ 40 PSI
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Engineering Submittal Packages Include: REVIT Families (RFA), CAD Details (DWG), Written Specifications & Licensed MasterSpec® (DOC)

Click on the model numbers to find additional product information and to order maintenance kits

Model Number
System Capacity (gal)
Order Maintenance Kit
Engineering Submittal Package
Wiring Guide
Cut Sheet
390 (gal) @ 40 PSI
ZIP
PDF
PDF
900 (gal) @ 40 PSI
ZIP
PDF
PDF
1200 (gal) @ 40 PSI
ZIP
PDF
PDF
2300 (gal) @ 40 PSI
ZIP
PDF
PDF
Engineering Submittal Packages Include: REVIT Families (RFA), CAD Details (DWG), Written Specifications & Licensed MasterSpec® (DOC)

Click on the model numbers to find additional product information and to order maintenance kits

Model Number
System Capacity (gal)
Order Maintenance Kit
Engineering Submittal Package
Wiring Guide
Cut Sheet
220 (gal) @ 40 PSI
ZIP
PDF
PDF
390 (gal) @ 40 PSI
ZIP
PDF
PDF
900 (gal) @ 40 PSI
ZIP
PDF
PDF
1200 (gal) @ 40 PSI
ZIP
PDF
PDF
1600 (gal) @ 40 PSI
ZIP
PDF
PDF
2300 (gal) @ 40 PSI
ZIP
PDF
PDF
Engineering Submittal Packages Include: REVIT Families (RFA), CAD Details (DWG), Written Specifications & Licensed MasterSpec® (DOC)

How do I know if a fire protection air compressor is NFPA 13 (2025) compliant?

Look for the UL 1450, Supplement SC listing label (red sticker) on the unit to confirm compliance. To meet NFPA 13 (2025) requirements, a fire protection air compressor shall be listed for fire protection use. You can read more about UL 1450, Supplement SC in our article

What is the difference between UL 1450 and UL 1450, Supplement SC?

UL 1450 is a general safety standard covering motor-operated air compressors, vacuum pumps, and painting equipment. UL 1450, Supplement SC is a stricter certification specifically for fire protection air compressors, ensuring they meet the higher performance and reliability requirements of fire sprinkler systems. You can read more about UL 1450, Supplement SC requirements here

How do I size a fire protection air compressor?

Fire protection air compressors must restore system pressure within 30 minutes per NFPA 13. Compressor sizing is based on system volume (gallons), and for multiple risers, the largest system should be used for sizing.

Should I get an oil-less or lubricated fire protection air compressor?

Oil-less compressors require less maintenance and are ideal for most applications. Lubricated compressors require regular oil changes but may offer durability in certain conditions.

Do I need a riser or tank mounted compressor?

Riser-mounted compressors save space, while tank-mounted compressors are required for systems serving multiple risers per NFPA 13 (2025) 8.2.7.5.1.

What is the difference between Advance and Plus series?

Advance Series compressors feature a digital pressure switch with advanced monitoring capabilities, while Plus Series compressors use a traditional mechanical pressure switch.

What are the advantages of a digital pressure switch?

General Air Products Digital pressure switches provide real-time system data including pressure, run hours, and cycles, and allow for easy adjustments during installation and maintenance. In addition they have fewer moving parts, often providing better long term reliability.

What kind of air supply do I need for my dry sprinkler system?

The ideal air supply depends on your application: compressed air for general use, dry air for cold storage to prevent freezing, and nitrogen generators or Vapor Pipe Shield for corrosion mitigation.

Where can I get a maintenance kit for my fire protection air compressor?

Maintenance kits for General Air Products compressors are available through authorized distributors or directly from General Air Products. You can find your local General Air Products distributor through our distributor locator tool or use our maintenance kit lookup tool

How often should maintenance be performed on my General Air Products air compressor?

Fire protection air compressors should be maintained annually in accordance with NFPA 25 and manufacturer recommendations to ensure system reliability and compliance. Maintenance kits can be purchased through your local distributor or through our maintenance kit lookup tool

What should I do if I need technical support for my air compressor?

If you experience issues with your fire protection air compressor, contact General Air Products technical support at 1-800-345-8207 or through the chat feature in the lower right corner for expert assistance - from a real live person, we promise 🙂

Where can I get a General Air Products compressor?

General Air Products compressors are available through our nationwide network of fire protection distributors. Use our distributor locator to find a supplier near you.

Do compressors come with a warranty?

All General Air Products fire protection air supplies include a standard 1-year manufacturer warranty. Contact us or refer to product manuals full warranty details.

Where can I get replacement parts for my fire protection air compressor?

Replacement parts are available through authorized distributors or directly from General Air Products below each product page. Contact technical support at 1-800-345-8207 or through the chat feature in the lower right corner if you need help identifying parts.

How loud is a Q Series (quiet series) compressor?

Q Series air compressors operate at approximately 50–55 decibels, making them significantly quieter than traditional compressors and ideal for noise-sensitive environments.

Fire Sprinkler System Training

The National Fire Sprinkler System Training Center at General Air Products is located in Exton, Pennsylvania. This NICET recognized training facility is state-of-the-art and features fire sprinkler products from several manufacturers in the fire protection industry allowing attendees to get hands-on with a variety of live equipment. We also offer virtual training and webinars online.

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