Variable Speed

What is a Variable Speed (VSD) Air Compressor?

A VSD (Variable Speed Drive) air compressor adjusts motor speed to match air demand. As demand rises, the motor speeds up; when it drops, the motor slows down. An inverter controls this process, helping the system avoid frequent start-stop cycles. Compared to fixed-speed compressors, VSD models are more energy-efficient, reduce wear and tear, and maintain more stable air pressure, which results in lower operating costs and longer equipment life.

How does a VSD Air Compressor work?

A VSD air compressor adjusts its motor speed based on air demand. It speeds up when more air is needed and slows down when demand drops, saving energy and maintaining consistent pressure. This makes it more efficient than fixed-speed compressors.