Smart Blower Controller

Protect the Blower. Watch the Energy. Control It From Anywhere.

An IoT blower controller that replaces the blower control panel — single-phasing prevention, overload and over-pressure trip, clogged-filter and belt-slip detection, wear tracking and energy monitoring. Built on the Titan metering engine plus two pressure sensors.

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Tech OVN Smart Blower Controller — DIN rail IoT blower controller with filter-clog protection and energy monitoring
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At a glance

What it is
A DIN-rail IoT blower controller that replaces the protection, timer and metering inside a blower control panel — and adds filter-clog, belt-slip and over-pressure detection with remote control.
Best for
STP/ETP aeration blowers, pneumatic conveying, dust collection, combustion/boiler air, biogas — Roots, centrifugal, side-channel and regenerative, single or three phase.
How
Reuses the Titan Class 0.5S electrical metering and adds two pressure sensors (inlet + discharge) for airflow protection and wear detection.
Connectivity
WiFi, Ethernet, RS485 (Modbus RTU/TCP), Titan App and cloud dashboard with alerts, lead-lag rotation and remote start/stop. OTA firmware.

The Biggest Energy Load in the Plant — Running Blind

In a sewage or effluent treatment plant, the aeration blowers are usually the single largest electricity consumer — and they run around the clock. Yet most run off a conventional blower panel: a single-phasing preventer, an overload relay, a starter. None of them tell you the filter is loading, the belt is slipping, the line is choking, or that the blower is quietly drawing more power every month.

The Titan Blower Controller collapses that box of relays into one intelligent device — because the same metering that protects the motor also watches the airflow, tracks the energy, and puts start/stop, lead-lag and alerts on your phone.

Two Sensors On Top of a Titan Meter

The controller already measures all three phases — voltage, current, power, energy. Add a pressure sensor before and after the blower and it can see the whole picture: what the motor is doing, and what the air is doing.

Electrical

Titan Metering

Per-phase V, I, kW, PF and kWh at Class 0.5S accuracy — the same measurement engine as the Titan energy meter. It powers every electrical protection and all the energy analytics, with no extra sensors.

Airflow

2 Pressure Sensors

One on the inlet, one on the discharge. Inlet pressure drop reveals a clogging filter; discharge pressure drives control and over-pressure trip; the two together tell you whether the blower is actually moving air — the key to belt-slip and wear detection.

Control

Contactor Command

A control relay output drives the existing blower contactor / DOL or star-delta starter. The controller decides when to start, stop, rotate or lock out — locally, on a schedule, on pressure, or from your phone.

Motor & Machine Protection — From the Metering, Not Add-On Relays

Because it measures every phase continuously and watches discharge pressure, the protections come built in — no separate single-phasing preventer, overload relay, or over-pressure switch to wire and maintain.

Single-Phasing Prevention

Won't start a 3-phase blower if a phase is missing, low, or out of sequence. Continuous per-phase voltage and current monitoring replaces the single-phasing preventer relay — the most common cause of blower motor burnout.

Overload & Locked-Rotor

Detects over-current from a seized bearing, jammed lobe, or over-pressurised system, and catches locked-rotor stall from the start-up in-rush signature. No separate overload relay to size and wire.

Over-Pressure Trip

Positive-displacement and Roots blowers dead-head dangerously when a downstream line chokes. The discharge pressure sensor trips the blower before the relief valve blows or the motor overloads — protecting the blower and the belt.

Auto-Restart with Lockout

After a transient fault clears — a phase returns or pressure normalises — the controller restarts automatically, with a retry limit and cooldown so it never hammers a genuinely faulty machine.

Clogged Filters, Choked Lines and Slipping Belts — Caught Early

A blower rarely fails all at once. It loads up a filter, chokes a line, slips a belt, or over-pressurises — and a conventional panel sees none of it until the overload finally trips or the relief valve lifts. The Titan Blower Controller reads the two things that matter together — power and pressure — and tells them apart:

  • Clogging filter — a slowly rising pressure drop across the intake, trended over days, flags the filter for cleaning before it starves the blower and wastes energy.
  • Choked line / over-pressure — high discharge pressure with rising power means a blocked diffuser or closed valve; the controller trips before the relief valve or motor.
  • Belt slip / no air — power drawn but no rise in discharge pressure means a slipping or broken belt, or an uncoupled blower spinning to no effect.

Each condition raises a distinct alert with an event-log entry — so the operator knows what to fix, not just that something tripped.

Catch a Failing Blower Before It Fails

Accurate power measurement combined with discharge pressure is what a blower panel has never had — and it's exactly what you need to see bearing wear, lobe drift and filter loading coming.

Baseline Power Learning

The controller learns each blower's normal power draw at a given discharge pressure, then flags when consumption creeps above baseline — the early signature of bearing wear, lobe-clearance drift, or a loading filter.

Clogged-Filter Trending

A blocked intake filter starves the blower and wastes energy. By trending the pressure drop across the inlet over time, the controller tells you when the filter actually needs cleaning — not on a fixed calendar.

Belt-Slip & No-Load Detection

When the motor draws power but discharge pressure doesn't rise, the belt is slipping or broken, or the blower is uncoupled. The controller catches it immediately instead of running a motor that moves no air.

Efficiency & Choke Detection

Trending power against discharge pressure spots a blower drifting off its curve; high discharge pressure with rising power flags a choked diffuser or blocked line before it trips.

Demand-Based Control & Lead-Lag Rotation

Run the blower on pressure or dissolved-oxygen demand, rotate a bank of blowers automatically, and control the lot from your phone.

Pressure-Based Control

Holds a target header or aeration back-pressure using a setpoint and deadband on the discharge sensor — so the blower matches demand instead of running flat-out against a throttle.

Lead-Lag (Duty–Standby)

Rotates duty and standby across a bank of blowers — the norm in STP/ETP aeration — to equalise run-hours, auto-start the standby on a fault, and stop short-cycling the whole bank.

Remote Start / Stop

Start or stop the blower from the Titan App or cloud dashboard, from anywhere. See live voltage, current, power and pressure without opening the panel or standing next to a screaming machine.

Scheduling & Modes

Time-of-day operation, manual/auto modes, and a local override — with an optional dissolved-oxygen (DO) or 4–20 mA process input to drive demand-based aeration.

Technical Specifications

Electrical metering, airflow sensing, control, and connectivity — in one compact DIN-rail device.

Electrical Metering & Protection

ParameterSpecification
Metering AccuracyClass 0.5S active (IEC 62053-22) — same engine as the Titan meter
PhasesSingle-phase and three-phase (3-phase 4-wire / 3-wire)
Voltage57.7 V to 277 V per phase — covers 220/230/240 V and 400/415/480 V systems
CurrentDirect up to 100 A, or CT-operated with CT primary 10 A – 1000 A
MeasuredPer-phase V, I, kW, PF, frequency, kWh — plus running hours and start counts

Airflow Sensing

ParameterSpecification
Pressure Inputs2 × pressure sensors — inlet/suction (before blower) and discharge (after blower)
Signal Type4–20 mA / ratiometric — sensor range selected to suit the application
DerivedDifferential pressure, clogged-filter trend, over-pressure / choke detection, belt-slip detection
Process InputOptional dissolved-oxygen (DO) or 4–20 mA input (3rd input) for demand-based aeration control

Control

ParameterSpecification
Blower SwitchingControl relay output drives the blower contactor / DOL / star-delta starter
ProtectionSingle-phasing, unbalance, over/under-voltage, over-current, locked-rotor, over-pressure
Fault LogicMulti-signal — under-power + no pressure rise (belt slip) vs high pressure + rising power (choke)
Lead-LagDuty–standby rotation across a blower bank with auto-changeover on fault

Connectivity

ParameterSpecification
WiFiBuilt-in 2.4 GHz (802.11 b/g/n)
EthernetBuilt-in 10/100 port — Modbus TCP, no serial gateway
RS4852-wire bus — Modbus RTU to a BMS / SCADA / PLC
MQTTPublishes to any broker (TLS-secured) over WiFi / Ethernet — stream blower data to your own cloud or EMS, alongside Modbus
Cloud & AppLive monitoring, alerts and remote start/stop via the Titan App and Energy Intelligence Platform
FirmwareOver-the-air (OTA) updates

In development

The Titan Blower Controller is being introduced on the proven Titan metering platform. Talk to our engineering team about pilot units, blower ratings, pressure-sensor selection and panel integration for your application.

Controller vs Blower Panel vs Overload Relay

A conventional panel bolts single-purpose relays together. A basic overload relay does one thing. The Titan Blower Controller does all of it — and adds the intelligence neither has.

CapabilityTitan Blower ControllerConventional Blower PanelBasic Overload Relay
Single-phasing preventionYes — built inAdd-on relayNo
Over-pressure protectionYes — from discharge sensorRelief valve onlyNo
Clogged-filter detectionYes — differential trendNoNo
Belt-slip / no-air detectionYes — power vs pressureNoNo
Blower wear / healthYes — baseline + curveNoNo
Energy monitoring (kWh, cost)Yes — Class 0.5SAmmeter only, if anyNo
Lead-lag rotationYes — auto changeoverSeparate PLC/panelNo
Remote start / stopYes — app & cloudNoNo
BMS / SCADA integrationModbus RTU / TCPHard-wired onlyNo

Air Blower Control Panel, Energy Monitor and Aeration Controller — In One

Different teams ask for different things. A plant electrician wants an air blower control panel with proper single-phasing prevention and overload protection. A plant operator wants clogged-filter and over-pressure protection and lead-lag rotation across the aeration blower bank. An energy manager wants blower energy monitoring — because in an STP or ETP the aeration blowers are the biggest power bill in the plant.

The Titan Blower Controller is all of those at once. It is an IoT blower control panel replacement that keeps the contactor and starter you already have, swaps the box of single-purpose relays for one intelligent device, and connects the blower to the cloud — with per-blower energy, wear alerts, event logs and remote control on the Energy Intelligence Platform.

It shares the exact platform as the Titan Pump Controller — so a treatment plant can run its pumps and blowers on one system, with condition monitoring across all of its rotating equipment.

Built on the Titan Family

The same Class 0.5S accuracy, triple connectivity, and compact DIN-rail form factor as the rest of the Titan range.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about blower protection, clogged-filter detection, aeration control, energy monitoring, and replacing a blower control panel.

A blower controller starts, stops and protects an air blower — typically holding a target discharge pressure or matching aeration demand — while guarding the motor against single phasing, overload and over-pressure. The Titan Blower Controller does this digitally on the Titan metering engine, and adds two pressure sensors so it can also detect a clogged filter, a slipping belt, or a choked line, and track the blower's energy and health.
It replaces the intelligence inside the panel — the single-phasing preventer, overload relay, timer and any ammeter — and adds clogged-filter detection, belt-slip detection, over-pressure protection, energy monitoring, alerts and remote control that a panel cannot offer. The power contactor / starter (DOL or star-delta), MCB and enclosure remain: the controller drives the contactor through a control relay output. Retrofit it into an existing blower panel or specify it as an integrated smart panel.
Yes — aeration is the ideal application. Aeration blowers are usually the single largest energy consumer in a sewage or effluent treatment plant, often 50–70% of total plant energy, and they run continuously. The Titan Blower Controller holds aeration back-pressure (or dissolved-oxygen setpoint with the optional DO input), rotates duty and standby blowers automatically, tracks kWh per blower, and warns you about clogging diffusers and loading filters before they waste energy.
Two pressure sensors — one before the blower, one after — let the controller watch the pressure drop across the intake filter and the discharge pressure at the same time. A rising inlet pressure drop over days means the filter is loading and needs cleaning; a sudden high discharge pressure with rising power means the line or diffuser is choking. You get an alert instead of a tripped blower.
If the motor is drawing power but the discharge pressure isn't rising, the belt is slipping or broken, or the blower is uncoupled — the machine is spinning but moving no air. Because the controller measures both power and discharge pressure, it catches this immediately and stops the blower, which a plain overload relay (that only sees current) cannot do.
Yes. It continuously monitors all three phases and will not energise the contactor if a phase is missing, low, unbalanced, or out of sequence. This replaces the single-phasing preventer in a conventional blower panel and protects the motor from single-phasing burnout — the most common cause of 3-phase motor failure.
Yes. Blower remote start and stop is built in — control the blower from the Titan App or the cloud dashboard from anywhere, see live voltage, current, power and pressure, and get fault alerts by app or email. It also integrates with a BMS, SCADA or PLC over Modbus RTU (RS485) and Modbus TCP (Ethernet).
Single-phase and three-phase blowers across STP/ETP aeration, pneumatic conveying, dust collection and bag-filter plants, boiler and furnace combustion air, biogas, and general process ventilation — centrifugal, Roots / twin-lobe, side-channel and regenerative blowers. It suits any site that runs a blower off a control panel with a starter, especially where an unattended blower over-pressurising or running with a slipping belt would be expensive.
Two pressure sensors — one on the inlet/suction and one on the discharge side of the blower — plus the existing contactor/starter it commands. Current is measured directly or via CTs (10 A to 1000 A). The electrical side reuses the Titan metering already in the device; the two pressure sensors add the airflow side.
Yes. Built on the Titan metering engine, the blower controller speaks Modbus RTU (RS485) and Modbus TCP (Ethernet) to a BMS, SCADA or PLC, and publishes to any MQTT broker over WiFi or Ethernet for your own cloud or EMS — all at once, with no separate gateway. So a plant integrator can pull live blower status, energy, pressure and faults straight into an existing SCADA or platform.

Stop guessing about your blowers

Talk to our engineering team about a Titan Blower Controller pilot — filter-clog and over-pressure protection, energy monitoring and remote control on your aeration blowers.