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Compressors and Air Treatment
News Release from: Boge Compressors | Subject: Boge Trinity
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 10 May 2005
Controller maximises compressor
efficiency
Boge Trinity is a modern transducer operated changeover switch designed to control up to three compressors.
Operating at a higher pressure than is necessary is a major energy cost to any compressed air system This cost can be easily reduced and even eradicated by integrating a compressor controller into the compressed air system
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 16 May 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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Boge Trinity, launched the recent ComVac Fair in Hanover, Germany, demonstrates the advancements now being made in the design of compressor control.
Developed using cutting edge technology, Boge Trinity provides a smarter more intuitive multiple compressor controller integrating digital and transducer technology.
Boge Trinity is a modern transducer operated changeover switch designed to control up to three compressors.
The unit is transducer controlled via a processor that can be easily programmed via a clear, backlit LCD panel.
The system automatically sets itself to optimise pressure cascading - only the maximum pressure (P-max) and the minimum pressure (P-min) need to be entered into the controller.
Boge Trinity does the rest.
Introducing a compressor controller to a new or existing compressed air system can significantly reduce energy consumption as each compressor's use is optimised in the most energy efficient way.
Boge Trinity can be built-in to a new Boge compressor or installed as a wall mounted option and will connect and operate most types of compressor. Request a free brochure from Boge Compressors ...
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