Cleverly built by joining together gearbox technology and Variable Speed Drive innovation, the CPVSd 29 is excellent in efficiency and reliability. The motor speed is adjusted to match your air demand, resulting in up to 35% energy saving compared to a fixed speed machine of the same size. The CPVSd 29 is ideal for fluctuating air demand, a brilliant choice for engineering and manufacturing industries. Equipped with ES4000 ADVANCED controllers, the CPVSd 29 operates to its maximum efficiency when you have a full control of your compressed air system. Apart from being installed as a stand-alone unit by itself, the CPVSd 29 can also be networked to your existing fixed speed (load-unload) compressor acting as a regulator for the whole site, increasing the total efficiency to the next level.
Up to 35% of energy savings and an average cut of 25% in the compressor lifecycle cost thanks to IE3 motors or Variable Speed technology, combined with the direct driven transmission design. Optimal efficiency, lubrication and cooling and long service intervals
This rotary screw compressor range is available in Variable Speed direct –driven and Fixed speed gear driven versions. Customable options include energy recovery to reduce energy bill and canopy heaters for low temperature installation
Compact and all-in-one system, thanks to the oversized integrated dryers. No special foundation needed
All service components are located at the front of the machine for top accessibility.
Variable Speed Drive (VSD) compressors can save up to 35% of system energy costs.
More than 80% of a compressor’s lifecycle cost comes from the consumption of energy. Therefore we focus on reducing your energy bill by adapting your compressors’ output with the demanded air input.
Operations have a fluctuating demand for air, so our VSDÂ technology for compressors makes sure that you and your business get the required air at the required time.
This makes sure that your compressor is not using more energy than needed, effectively decreasing your energy consumption, and increasing your energy efficiency.Â
The energy recovery option can capture heat and recover up to 75% of energy loss.When looking at the typical carbon footprint of an air compressor - from the design phase right through to the equipment’s recycling - the energy consumed in its use accounts for 99% of CO2 emissions.
As energy consumption also typically represents over 80% of a compressor’s lifecycle cost, energy savings in compressed air systems will have a significant impact towards preserving not only the environment but also your bottom line.
While compressed air systems in general account for about 10% of total industrial electricity consumption, this can amount to as much as 40% of the electricity bill for certain plants.
Up to 94% of the electrical energy is converted into compression heat. Without energy recovery, this heat is lost into the atmosphere via the cooling system and radiation.
You can use hot water recovered from the compressed air system for sanitary purposes and space heating. But it is particularly suitable for process applications. Using the hot water as boiler pre-feed or directly in processes requiring 70 to 90°C can save you costly energy sources such as natural gas and heating oil.