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Schulz ADS-50 Air Dryer Non-Cycling Compressed 50 CFM 232 PSI 115V 1-Phase New- ADS-50-UP

Schulz ADS-50 Air Dryer Non-Cycling Compressed 50 CFM 232 PSI 115V 1-Phase New- ADS-50-UP

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Schulz ADS-50 Air Dryer Non-Cycling Compressed 50 CFM 232 PSI 115V 1-Phase New- ADS-50-UP

The Schulz non-cycling compressed air dryers have been developed for applications with inlet and room temperatures up to 100 °F. Removable panels facilitate easy and quick access to internal components. With an integrated electronic panel, this dryer is an extremely cost-effective option. Select the best option for your company.

What our Experts Think
  • Reliable moisture control for compressed air systems: The Schulz ADS‑50 Air Dryer Non‑Cycling – ADS‑50‑UP delivers 50 CFM of dried air, effectively removing moisture that can damage pneumatic tools, paint systems, and production equipment — ideal for workshops and industrial applications that depend on consistent air quality.

  • Non‑cycling refrigerated performance: Designed to run continuously as long as the dryer is on, this refrigerated, non‑cycling design ensures dependable dew‑point reduction without the complexity of cycling models, making it well‑suited for steady, sustained compressor workloads.

  • Smart electronic monitoring: An integrated electronic controller displays temperature and dew point, controls the automatic drain and condenser fan, and helps maintain efficient operation — giving you clear visibility and simple control over dryer performance.

  • Compact, service‑friendly design: Easy‑access removable panels and a quick‑disconnect automatic drain valve simplify routine maintenance and cleaning, reducing downtime and service costs.

  • Built to match compressor capacity: Sized to match typical compressors up to around 50 CFM, it avoids unnecessary oversizing, leading to better energy efficiency and lower operating cost over time.

  • Robust pressure handling: Handles up to 232 PSI maximum inlet pressure for flexible deployment in a variety of compressed‑air setups without compromise.


Q&A

Q: What is the Schulz ADS‑50 air dryer?
A: It’s a non‑cycling refrigerated compressed air dryer designed to remove moisture from compressed air systems up to 50 CFM, protecting tools and equipment from water damage.

Q: What capacity and pressure ratings does it support?
A: This model handles a 50 CFM flow rate, with a nominal pressure of 100 PSI and a maximum pressure up to 232 PSI, making it suitable for medium‑sized compressors.

Q: What electrical requirements are needed?
A: It operates on 115 V single‑phase power at 60 Hz, drawing around 3.4 A — ideal for standard workshop electrical setups.

Q: How does the moisture removal system work?
A: The refrigerated system cools compressed air to condense and remove moisture, then reheats the dry air before delivery, reducing corrosion and protecting pneumatic tools.

Q: What features help with maintenance and operation?
A: It includes removable panels for easy access, an electronic controller for monitoring temperature/dew point and drain timing, and a quick‑disconnect automatic drain valve that simplifies upkeep.

Q: Can it handle elevated temperatures?
A: Yes — the unit performs well even with higher ambient and inlet air temperatures, providing reliable dry air output across typical workshop conditions.

Q: What are the physical and installation details?
A: The compact dryer weighs about 70 lbs with 1/2″ NPT female inlet/outlet connections; installation requires a vertical orientation and proper filtration upstream to prevent water pooling.

Q: Who should use the ADS‑50?
A: Ideal for workshops, industrial facilities, and pneumatic tool systems where consistent, dry compressed air prevents corrosion, reduces maintenance, and improves tool performance.



Maintenance Tips
  • Disconnect Power Before Maintenance: Always turn off and unplug the unit before performing any cleaning or service.

  • Drain Moisture Regularly: Even non-cycling dryers may accumulate condensate; check and drain the tank and moisture trap as needed.

  • Inspect Air Connections & Hoses: Ensure fittings, hoses, and clamps are secure and free of leaks or damage.

  • Clean Exterior & Cooling Fins: Remove dust and debris from the dryer’s exterior and fins to maintain proper airflow and cooling efficiency.

  • Check Pressure Settings: Periodically verify that the pressure gauge and relief valves operate correctly within the rated 232 PSI.

  • Inspect Electrical Components: Confirm that wiring, plugs, and switches are secure and undamaged.

  • Protect From Moisture & Corrosion: Store in a dry, ventilated area; wipe exposed metal surfaces to prevent rust.