Quincy Compressor QPVS Series Variable Speed Refrigerated Air Dryer

Air cooled dryer with 37 to 39°F dew point, 210 to 2,100 CFM capacity, and high-efficiency heat exchanger.

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210 to 2,100 CFM capacity
37 to 39°F pressure dew point
203 to 210psig max pressure
460/3/60 V
R410A refrigerant

The Quincy Compressor QPVS Series variable speed refrigerated air dryer utilizes VSD technology to save energy and stabilize the dew point. As the incoming compressed air fluctuates, the variable speed drive recognizes the change in demand and jointly slows down or speeds up to match demand. By using this technology, the QPVS Series saves up to 60% on energy when compared to non-cycling dryers and is able to stabilize the dew point by reducing dew point swings that are traditionally seen with thermal mass dryers.

The QPVS Series features advanced color controllers and a high-efficiency heat exchanger. The integrated advanced color controllers come with customizable control modes. This allows for further customization based off of site conditions and actual requirements. The high-efficiency heat exchanger utilizes three chambers and a patented air-to-air side design that reduces pressure drop. This decreased pressure drop creates increased compressor energy savings by reducing the need for excess pressure loss compensation.

Remote monitoring is possible through a Quincy controller, which provides on-board tools that make staying connected easy due to networking, monitoring, and integrated cellular connectivity. In-cloud analysis of the data helps schedule optimum service intervention, predicts failure, and measures overall machine health.