Sauer Compressors

Sauer
Compressors
Electronic Compressor Control

intelligent
operation
protection

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S a u e r Electronic Compressor Control

As technological advances continue, Sauer has developed

an intelligent compressor control solution using a dedicated
electronic controller: E CC
Keypad
ESCAPE (C)
PLUS/UP ()
MINUS/DOWN ( )
ENTER ( )

Keypad
START (I)
STOP (O )
RESET ( // )

Sauer compressor electrical control systems have long

had the traditional ability to monitor and control the air
LED s indication compressor functions, such as manual and auto-Starting
and Stopping, and protection.
n STATUS: Green
Standby: intermittent flash Now, the new E C C electronic Compressor Control
Motor start sequence: fast flash
provides additional functionality and features associated
Running: continiuous
with maintenance and monitoring operation, as well as
n FAULT: Red compressor control and protection.
Shutdown error: fast flash
Start inhibit condition: slow flash
The E C C has moved beyond the basic regulation
of compressor functions to offer operators a greater
selection of integrated functions that cannot only
extend the life of the compressor, but add significant
User Interface benefits and maintenance reduction.
n Back-lit LCD display Instead of common pressure and temperature devices,
n Adjustable display units the microprocessor-based E C C relies on electrical
transmitters and sensors. These devices sense air or
n Language-free symbols
gas pressure and temperature values, which are then
n Simple operation with transmitted to the E C C for complete compressor
7 push buttons
protection and optimal operation and future main-
tenance needs.
 E CC

Operational Display Symbols Fault Display Symbols

n Power failure n General fault

auto-restart (AUTO)
n Remote n Power failure
Stop/Start
n Motor running n Over temperature

n Loaded n Emergency stop

n Condensate drain n Lubrication

oil, oil level
n Timer Display
n Motor
n Delivery pressure

n Pressure set point(s) n Menu page number n Excess pressure

n Service due maintenance

n Filter service

Normal Operation
n Item locked
(cannot be modified)
Menu mode
n Page item locked
(adjustment inhibited)
Item identification Value Unit

P00 User Menu Access Code Menu(s)

n T1 Temperature
n P1 Delivery pressure User Level Access Level 1
n P2 Oil pressure n P01 Operation n P03 Shutdown
n H1 Running hours n P02 Error Log n P04 Alarm
n H2 Service hours n P05 Start inhibits
n P06 Diagnostic
Mode of Operation n P07 Configuration
n Manual n P08 Calibration Menu
n Automatic
n Test (leak / safety valve) Access Level 2
n P09 Configuration Access Level 2

If you like to control more ME CC and ME C C

Sauer Compressors can also provide you with higher control
systems which are able to operate several compressors together
in the same pressure range. Typical demands are also equal
balancing of operation hours and a simple connection to super-
vision management systems.
Therefore Sauer Compressors has the new ME CC, for up to
4 compressors, and the ME CC , for up to 12 compressors,
available in their range of controllers.
n Overriding Control System
n Consumption-dependent control of up to 12 compressors
n All compressors operate in the same pressure range,
no cascade control anymore necessary
n Lead / lag Control
n Allocation of priorities
n Simple connection to overriding control like Modbus or Profibus
n Easy connection between ECC and MECC/MECC + via RS 485 Bus
n Alphanumerical Display language independent
Your local agent:

J.P. Sauer & Sohn

Maschinenbau GmbH

P.O. Box 92 13
D-24157 Kiel
Phone +49 (0) 4 31/39 40-0
Fax +49 (0) 4 31/39 40-24
e-mail: info@sauersohn.de
Internet: www.sauersohn.de

Sales Department Compressors

Phone +49 (0) 4 31/39 40-83
39 40-18
39 40-354
Fax 39 40-24
e-mail: sales@sauersohn.de

Customer Service/Spare Parts

Phone +49 (0) 4 31/39 40-86
39 40-87
Fax 39 40-89
e-mail: service@sauersohn.de

24 h emergency service
Phone +49 (0) 172-4 14 63 94

Subject to technical change without notice.

Please refer to www.sauersohn.de for latest version of the brochure.

04/2009