Did you know that...?

...90% of companies use compressed air

...on average, the energy cost makes up between 10% and 20% of industrial production costs

SMC research reveals that it is possible to save up to 40% of the energy used to generate compressed air

ENS-200 integrates a series of applications (vacuum, actuators and blowing) aimed at understanding and implementing the methodology associated with energy saving in compressed air installations.

ENS-200 teaches you how to detect possible excessive consumption and suggest actions to prevent it.

Users will analyse different scenarios through a series of guided activities. Each experiment shows how much has been saved, both as a percentage and in the chosen currency.

This equipment acts on the four fundamental pillars of energy saving in pneumatics: PRESSURE, SECTORISATION, MONITORING AND AIR QUALITY. >> (more)

 Main areas

ENS-200 includes the most common consumption sources for an automated process. >> (more)

 How to use it

ENS-200 includes an HMI (Human Machine Interface) with a built-in PLC, interactive menus guide the user through the different activities.

The system sets up all of the parameters automatically for each exercise.

The results from measuring consumption and the savings obtained are presented as a percentage and in monetary savings.

  With this system you could...

This trainer teaches you to come up with and implement energy efficiency solutions in compressed air facilities. >> (See working scenarios) 

 @eLEARNING-200

 Find out more about the theory behind the technologies developed in ENS-200 with our eLEARNING-200 courses. >> (See related courses)