Gas Powered 30 Gallon Air Compressor and Generator Combo

Mi-T-M 14,000 Watt Gas-Powered 49-State Stationary Air Compressor/Generator – 30 Gallon

Product Overview

The Mi-T-M 14,000 Watt Gas-Powered 49-State Stationary Air Compressor/Generator with 30-Gallon Tank combines two essential job-site functions in one heavy-duty machine. It provides compressed air for pneumatic equipment while also generating electrical power for compatible tools and equipment.

Powered by a gasoline engine and equipped with a 30-gallon air receiver tank, this combination unit is designed for demanding construction, service, maintenance, and industrial applications where both compressed air and portable electrical power are required.

Its 14,000-watt generator output provides substantial electrical capacity, while the integrated air-compressor system supports pneumatic tools without requiring a separate compressor and generator.

Key Features

• 14,000-watt generator capacity provides substantial electrical power for compatible equipment.
• 30-gallon air tank stores compressed air for pneumatic applications.
• Gasoline-powered operation allows use where utility electricity is unavailable.
• Combines an air compressor and generator in one machine.
• 49-state configuration is designed to meet applicable emissions requirements in 49 U.S. states.
• Suitable for demanding construction, service, maintenance, and industrial environments.
• Provides simultaneous access to compressed air and electrical power from a single power unit, subject to the manufacturer's operating specifications.
• Designed for professional users who need a versatile job-site power system.

Technical Specifications

Specification note: Exact engine displacement, horsepower, compressor pump configuration, maximum pressure, CFM output, voltage, phase, electrical receptacles, dimensions, weight, fuel capacity, and duty-cycle specifications can vary by exact model configuration. Confirm the manufacturer's current specification sheet for the specific SKU before publishing those values as definitive specifications.

Two Machines in One

The major advantage of this Mi-T-M unit is its combination of compressed-air production and electrical generation in a single system.

Instead of transporting a separate compressor and generator, contractors can use one integrated machine for applications requiring both types of power. This can help simplify equipment logistics and reduce the amount of space required for supporting equipment on a job site.

The system can be particularly useful when pneumatic tools and electrical tools need to be used within the same work area.

14,000-Watt Generator

The generator section is rated at 14,000 watts, providing substantial electrical capacity for compatible job-site equipment.

Potential applications may include:

• Electric power tools
• Job-site lighting
• Battery chargers
• Service equipment
• Selected pumps
• Construction equipment
• Other compatible electrical loads

Before connecting equipment, verify both its running wattage and starting/surge requirements. Motors and compressors can require significantly more power during startup than during normal operation.

Never exceed the generator's rated electrical capacity.

30-Gallon Air Receiver

The integrated 30-gallon air tank provides stored compressed air for pneumatic equipment. The receiver allows compressed air to accumulate so the compressor does not have to supply every demand instantaneously.

A tank of this size can be useful for applications involving:

• Impact wrenches
• Air ratchets
• Pneumatic drills
• Air hammers
• Blow guns
• Nailers and staplers
• Other compatible pneumatic tools

The actual suitability of the compressor for a particular tool depends on the tool's required CFM, operating pressure, and duty cycle.

Gasoline-Powered Operation

A gasoline engine provides the power required to operate the compressor and generator system. This makes the unit useful in locations where utility electricity is unavailable.

Gas-powered operation is particularly advantageous for:

• Remote construction sites
• Outdoor service work
• Infrastructure maintenance
• Field repair
• Emergency service
• Temporary job sites

Fuel consumption and operating runtime depend on the load, operating conditions, engine characteristics, and fuel capacity.

49-State Configuration

The 49-state designation indicates that this particular configuration is intended to meet applicable emissions requirements for use in 49 U.S. states. It is important to verify local and state regulations before purchasing or operating the equipment, particularly in jurisdictions with additional emissions requirements.

Stationary Configuration

This model is designed as a stationary combination unit, making it appropriate for applications where the equipment can remain in a designated operating location.

A stationary setup can be advantageous for:

• Construction compounds
• Maintenance facilities
• Workshops
• Service locations
• Industrial sites
• Equipment yards

The unit should be installed and operated on a suitable stable surface with adequate ventilation and sufficient clearance around the engine and other components.

Compressed-Air Applications

The compressor portion is designed to support a range of pneumatic equipment. Common applications include:

Construction

• Framing and fastening
• Pneumatic impact tools
• Air-powered drills
• General installation work

Automotive and Equipment Service

• Impact wrenches
• Air ratchets
• Pneumatic service tools
• Cleaning and maintenance

Industrial Maintenance

• Pneumatic tools
• Blow-off applications
• Equipment servicing
• General plant maintenance

Always check the compressor's actual CFM delivery at the required pressure before connecting an air tool.

Electrical Applications

The generator can provide electrical power for compatible equipment when utility power is unavailable.

Typical uses include:

• Construction tools
• Lighting
• Chargers
• Electrical service equipment
• Maintenance equipment
• Selected pumps and motors

Electrical loads should be managed according to the generator's rated output and the manufacturer's instructions.

Practical Benefits

Combined Power Solution

Provides compressed air and electrical power from one integrated machine.

High Electrical Capacity

The 14,000-watt generator output is designed to support substantial electrical loads within its rated capacity.

Large Air Receiver

The 30-gallon tank provides stored compressed air for compatible pneumatic equipment.

Gasoline Independence

The gasoline engine allows operation without a utility electrical connection.

Professional Job-Site Versatility

A combination compressor/generator can reduce the need to transport separate power-generation and air-compression equipment.

Recommended Setup

Before operating the unit:

1. Position it on a stable, suitable surface.
2. Ensure adequate ventilation around the gasoline engine.
3. Check engine oil and other required fluids.
4. Inspect air lines, electrical connections, fittings, and protective components.
5. Verify that connected pneumatic tools are compatible with the compressor's pressure and CFM output.
6. Verify that connected electrical equipment is within the generator's allowable load.
7. Start and operate the unit according to the manufacturer's instructions.
8. Monitor the system during operation for abnormal noise, vibration, leaks, or other problems.

Air Tool Compatibility

When selecting pneumatic equipment, do not rely solely on the compressor's tank size. The most important factors include:

• Required CFM
• Operating pressure
• Duty cycle
• Continuous versus intermittent use
• Compressor's delivered CFM at the required pressure

A tool requiring more air than the compressor can continuously deliver may experience reduced performance even when the receiver tank is adequately sized.

Electrical Load Management

The generator's 14,000-watt rating should not be interpreted as the amount of power every combination of equipment can automatically use simultaneously.

Before operating multiple electrical devices:

• Determine each device's running wattage.
• Identify motor-driven equipment with high starting demand.
• Add the expected loads together.
• Keep the total within the generator's rated capacity.
• Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for connections and distribution.

Safety Considerations

Because this unit combines a gasoline engine, compressed air, and electrical generation, proper safety practices are particularly important.

Always:

• Operate the gasoline engine in a properly ventilated outdoor or approved environment.
• Never operate the engine inside an enclosed building unless specifically designed and approved for that installation.
• Keep fuel away from flames, sparks, and hot surfaces.
• Allow hot components to cool before servicing or refueling.
• Depressurize the air system before performing maintenance on pressurized components.
• Use air hoses and fittings rated for the operating pressure.
• Never direct compressed air toward people.
• Use appropriate electrical protection and properly rated cords.
• Never exceed the generator's electrical capacity.
• Keep unauthorized personnel away from the operating equipment.
• Follow all applicable OSHA, electrical, pressure-vessel, and local safety requirements.

Maintenance

Regular maintenance helps preserve the performance and reliability of the compressor/generator.

Depending on the manufacturer's service schedule, maintenance may include:

• Checking and changing engine oil
• Inspecting air filters
• Checking spark plugs
• Inspecting belts and drive components
• Checking compressor oil where applicable
• Inspecting air hoses and fittings
• Draining accumulated moisture from the air receiver as specified
• Inspecting electrical connections
• Checking safety and pressure-control components
• Cleaning cooling and ventilation areas

Always shut down the machine and follow proper lockout, depressurization, and cooling procedures before servicing.

Why Choose the Mi-T-M 14,000-Watt Combination Unit?

The Mi-T-M 14,000 Watt Gas-Powered 49-State Stationary Air Compressor/Generator with 30-Gallon Tank is designed for professionals who need both compressed air and substantial electrical power at the same location.

By combining a 14,000-watt generator with a 30-gallon air receiver, the unit provides a versatile power solution for construction, service, maintenance, and industrial applications. Its gasoline-powered design allows operation away from utility power, while the integrated compressor supports a wide range of compatible pneumatic tools.

For demanding work environments where equipment versatility and centralized power are important, this Mi-T-M combination system offers a practical alternative to operating separate compressor and generator units.