Compressed air energy saver GSLVE 230V 1”

Description Compressed air energy saver GSLVE 230V 1”

 Compressed air Saver Lock valve GSLVE 230V 1” with internal relay (no display) & remotely controllable.

Saver Lock valve  - compressed air control and storage system with display

The GSLV & GSLVE series are intelligent solutions designed to reduce compressed air losses caused by pipeline leakages. Installed after the air receiver, they help retain air, reduce compressor start-ups, and lower maintenance and energy costs.

Technical Specifications

• Operating pressure: 0–16 bar
• Medium temperature: 1–100°C
• Ambient temperature: 1–50°C
• Supply voltage: 115V, 230V AC, 50/60 Hz
• Power consumption: 7–9 W during cycle
• Protection rating: IP54
• Connections: 1" or 2" BSP
• Valve opening time: 30 sec (1") / 105 sec (2")
• Valve material: nickel-plated brass
• LCD display: shows day, time, battery life, valve status
• Battery: CR2032, 3V
• Programming: up to 100 switching points/week
• Backup operation: manual or battery-powered

Features & Benefits

• No unnecessary compressor start-up during periods when compressed air is not required
• Reduced maintenance requirements and lower power consumption leads to considerable savings on service and energy costs
• Time programmed or remote controlled
• Manual valve opening and closing possible, in case of a power failure
• Typically installed on the air outlet of the air receiver or alternatively applied to close off certain parts of the compressed air system
• A backup battery or a manual valve opening and closing, in case of a power failure
• Battery life indication on the display
• Slow valve opening to avoid "water hammer" in pipe line system
• Brass valve, nickel plated
• Compact design - Easy to install

Product Features The GSLV has proven its worth and saved millions m3 of compressed air around the world, helping end-users to save valuable compressed air from escaping unnecessarily, reducing compressor running hours and thus extending its lifetime, saving energy and operating costs.