Benefits
- 100% oil-free design
- High reliability
- Continuous operation, 100% duty cycle
- Energy efficient
- Low vibration and sound levels
- Compact design
- Low maintenance due to less moving parts
Design
Scroll compression explained
- An orbiting (rotating) scroll and fixed scroll housing are mated to create the compression chambers.
- The continual movement of the orbiting scroll moves atmospheric air from the intake toward the center, compressing the air into progressively smaller areas.
- The compressed air is directed to the center discharge port of the compressor
- Discharge pressure is accomplished during multiple stages of compression, resulting in a continuous intake suction and discharge.
Controller
The S-Series from CompAir is available with different controller options. The Simplex versions can be either equipped with the basic relay panel or optionally with the Deluxe HMI electronic controller.
- NEMA 1, UL508A Labeled Panel
- Magnetic Contactor with Overload Protection
- 115V Control Circuit Transformer with Fusing
- Door Mounted TOA Switch
- Green Power On Light
- Emergency Stop
- Reset Button
- Run Time Meter
- Pressure Gauge
The optional Deluxe HMI control from CompAir has easy to use navigation and friendly graphics that deliver interactive and intuitive information at your fingertips.
With a built in integral webserver, via ModBus TCP Ethernet connection, these controllers provide visibility to the scroll compressor system from any computer or mobile device with internet connection.
Deluxe HMI
- 3.5” Full Color Touch Screen
- PLC Controlled
- Lead/Lag Control with Forced Alternation
- System Capacity and Operation Trending
- 26 Language Options
- 24VDC Power Supply with Fusing
- System Run Time Meter
- Alarm/Fault Log
- System Discharge Pressure
- Pump Discharge Temperature
- System Maintenance Timers
- Integral Webserver
- Modbus TCP Interface over Ethernet
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CompAir is part of Gardner Denver, Inc., a leading global manufacturer of highly-engineered, critical flow-control products, Gardner Denver is headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA and has facilities in more than 30 countries. To learn more about the company, visit
