Rol-Air 131B 131B Pilot Unloader Valve

Features

Piloted unloader valves combine a pilot valve and an unloader valve to run an air compressor continuously. While this type of valve is most commonly used on gas-powered air compressors, it can also be used on electric models. While the air compressor is running, the pilot remains closed until the pressure reaches the unload setting. When that happens, the pilot opens and pressurizes the unloader valve, causing the unloader valve to open and excess air from the compressor to vent to atmosphere. As the compressed air is used and the pressure drops to the load setting, the pilot closes and depressurizes the unloader valve. The unloader valve then closes and the pressure begins to build again and repeats the cycle.