The current international trend of giving greater importance to energy consumption, imposes the use of better technologies
beginning right from the design stage.
Aerservice offers a series of items and devices able to reduce power consumption for a quick return on the initial cost and the
benefit of future consumption.
Centralised air extraction is a typical example of the application of inverter systems and Aerservice offers three different solutions
which range from manual regulation (RPI-M) to completely automatic (RPI-A).
The manual version is a solution to adopt when only the adjustment of fan speed is required, without any management of system
start/stop.
In fact, air extraction is regulated as a function of the settings, with the damper open, via a single instrument for measuring
differential pressure which transposes when extraction points open or close.
This type of system has short installation times. In fact, the only difference between a simple extraction system and a manually
adjusted extraction system is the introduction of an electrical panel (which also serves as a protection for the extraction motor),
which houses the inverter and the electronic differential measurement instrument.
- Automated fan management based on the extraction points which are in operation.
- Fan sized for the maximum number of simultaneous extraction stations (5 out of 10).
- Reduced diameters in the extraction circuit with decreased weight, fewer fixtures and less masonry work, etc.
- Notable savings in heated or air conditioned environments thanks to the optimised rates of extraction.