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    Plymovent ES-90/005 Energy Saver Control Box
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    £1107.83  EX VAT
     Buy in 3 easy interest free payments of £369.28† with

    Energy Saver for automatic start/stop of single fan. Including inductive sensor MCC-05. Adjustable delay time for after fumes removal. Thermal relay MS to be selected /ordered separately. Maximum 10 A.

    The more fumes an extractor can take, the more efficient it is. A large volume of air, such as 1000m3/h, guarantees that pollutants are effectively extracted without great concern about the exact positioning of the hood. By using Plymovent ES-90 the total volume of air is reduced to approximately 10-20% of the actual extracted air volume (1000m3/h during operation gives a working day average of 100-200m3 extracted air per hour, as the fan is only running during welding).

    The explanation is simple but brilliant.

    Using the ES-90 extraction only takes place when welding is actually being carried out. Practical surveys have shown that actual arc time is only 5-20% of the total working hours. The ES-90 starts the extraction fan automatically when welding starts and stops it after welding has stopped. This gives a dramatic saving of energy and therefore money!

    Your extractor is working at its most efficient – as you would naturally expect.

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    Plymovent Control Equipment FAQs

    Straight answers to the questions people ask most about controls for welding fume extraction systems.

    What is the difference between manual and automatic control?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    Manual controls rely on someone switching the system on and off, perhaps with a switch at each workstation. They are simple to understand, but extraction is often left running when it is not needed.

    Automatic controls respond to the work: for example, they start extraction when an arm is moved or welding begins, and shut it down afterwards. They suit larger systems with many workstations. Check the manual for your own equipment to see which control methods it supports.

    How does a system start when I begin welding?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    There are several methods. Some systems detect that an extraction arm has been pulled out or a damper opened. Others use a sensor linked to the welding machine, or a switch on the arm, torch or hood.

    Which is suitable depends on the extraction layout and the work. Check that the control method fits your equipment and that the system starts reliably before the fume is produced.

    Can I run several extraction points from one fan?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    Yes, in a central system, dampers open and close so air goes only to the points in use. A control unit manages the dampers and the fan speed or switching so the airflow stays suitable.

    The duct design, fan size and controls all have to be matched. An incorrect design can leave some points with weak airflow, so involve a competent installer for the layout.

    Do I need a different control box for different voltages and phases?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    Yes. Control equipment is built for specific supply voltages and for single-phase or three-phase supply, and for a range of motor sizes. Using the wrong one can damage the equipment or be unsafe.

    Check the data plate on your fan motor, the supply at the site and the ratings of the control box. If you are unsure, have an electrician or the supplier confirm compatibility before you buy.

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