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HornBlasters 20 Gallon 7 Port Air Tank with Fitting Kit – TA-2008H-862

HornBlasters

  • HornBlasters 20 gallon 7 port air tank, part H/BTA-2008H-862
  • Five 1/2 inch ports, one 3/4 inch port, one 1/4 inch port
  • Meets SAE J10 and FMVSS 121; made in the USA
  • Powder coated outside, rust inhibitor inside

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Description

Overview

The HornBlasters 20 Gallon 7 Port Air Tank with Fitting Kit (part number H/BTA-2008H-862) is a 20 gallon air tank with seven high-flow ports for train horns, air suspension and air tools.

The tank is made for high-flow applications such as train horns and air suspension systems, and it provides plenty of air to run air tools. It has seven ports: five 1/2 inch ports, one 3/4 inch port and one 1/4 inch port, to prevent bottlenecking.

The tank is made in the USA and meets SAE J10 and FMVSS 121 specifications. It has a semi-gloss black powder coat outside and an interior coated with a rust inhibitor to resist corrosion.

Key features

  • 20 gallon capacity
  • 7 high-flow ports: five 1/2 inch, one 3/4 inch and one 1/4 inch
  • Made for train horns, air suspension systems and air tools
  • Meets SAE J10 and FMVSS 121 specifications
  • Semi-gloss black powder coat finish
  • Interior coated with a rust inhibitor to resist corrosion
  • Fitting kit included

Planning the air system

A tank is the storage side of a compressed air system, so its size and ports matter as much as the compressor. A larger tank holds more air between compressor cycles, which steadies pressure when several tools or horns draw at once. Plan the layout so the lines to each port are short and direct.

Pressure safety starts with the valves. A pressure switch sets when the compressor runs, and a blow-off valve should be rated above that setpoint so the system relieves before components are damaged. Check the drain valve on a regular basis, since moisture collects in the bottom of any tank. Mount the tank securely and measure the space before you commit to a location.

  • Measure mounting space before cutting or drilling
  • Drain moisture from the tank regularly
  • Inspect fittings and lines for leaks

Specifications

Brand HornBlasters
Part number H/BTA-2008H-862
Capacity 20 gallons
Ports 7: five 1/2 inch, one 3/4 inch, one 1/4 inch
Finish Semi-gloss black powder coat
Interior Rust inhibitor coating
Standards SAE J10 and FMVSS 121
Origin Made in the USA

Vehicle fitment

The HornBlasters 20 gallon air tank is not vehicle-specific. It serves any mobile air system, from train horns to suspension.

No tank dimensions are given, so measure the space available before choosing a mounting location, and check HornBlasters’ specifications for mounting points.

Installation notes

HornBlasters advises installing a safety blow-off valve in any air system to keep it from over-pressurizing and damaging other components. It suggests a valve rated 25-35 PSI higher than the maximum pressure of the pressure switch: for example a 175 PSI blow-off valve for a 150 PSI system, and a 150 PSI blow-off valve for a 120 PSI system.

What’s included

  • One 20 gallon 7 port air tank
  • Fitting kit (contents not itemized)

Not included: A safety blow-off valve, pressure switch, compressor and mounting hardware.

Questions & Answers

How many ports does the HornBlasters 20 gallon tank have?

It has seven ports: five 1/2 inch ports, one 3/4 inch port and one 1/4 inch port. The high-flow ports are there to prevent bottlenecking.

What is the HornBlasters 20 gallon air tank used for?

It was made for serious mobile pneumatic uses, such as large train horns and air suspension systems, and it provides plenty of air to run air tools.

What safety valve should I use with this air tank?

HornBlasters advises a safety blow-off valve rated 25-35 PSI above the maximum pressure of the pressure switch, such as 175 PSI for a 150 PSI system or 150 PSI for a 120 PSI system.

Does the HornBlasters tank meet any standards?

Yes. The tank meets SAE J10 and FMVSS 121 specifications. It is made in the USA and has a rust inhibitor coating on the interior to resist corrosion.

How should I maintain an air tank like this?

Drain moisture from the tank on a regular schedule, and check the fittings for leaks with soapy water. Inspect the interior coating if you notice rust in the drained water. Keep the blow-off valve and pressure switch working properly.

Do I need extra fittings or valves beyond the kit?

Often, yes. The kit is a starting point, so plan for a pressure switch, blow-off valve, check valve and gauge as your system requires. Confirm each part's thread size matches the ports before buying.