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Central control
25 January 2013
The ES 16 controller from Atlas Copco Compressors can be connected to up to 16 compressors, providing one central point of control for an entire compressed air network as it retrieves and processes information coming
The ES 16 controller from Atlas
Copco Compressors can
be connected to up to 16
compressors, providing
one central point of control
for an entire compressed
air network as it retrieves
and processes information
coming from compressors, dryers
and other measurement equipment.
The result, says the company, is an efficient network that helps to save, on average, 10% of energy use in a compressor room.
Compressors and dryers can be connected to the controller by means of a CAN network. The device stores machine and sensor data for up to one week.
This allows users to see graphs and trends for analysis on the ES user interface and it can also be consulted through the internet.
The result, says the company, is an efficient network that helps to save, on average, 10% of energy use in a compressor room.
Compressors and dryers can be connected to the controller by means of a CAN network. The device stores machine and sensor data for up to one week.
This allows users to see graphs and trends for analysis on the ES user interface and it can also be consulted through the internet.
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