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[list]        [*] Consistent high performance - The inverter monitors and senses changes in number of users, size of the suction tips being used, the amount of fluid being aspirated, etc., and instantly adapts to the output to ensure that high airflow performance is constantly maintained        [*] Energy efficient - With a traditional non-inverter on/off system, when there are a lower number of simultaneous users, the suction pump does not realise this condition and continues to produce performance to cater for the maximu number of users. What happens to the airflow performance that is not required? It is wasted energy in the form of extra power consumption and heat, not to mention unwanted spikes with excessive air flow performance. As an inverter monitors and adjusts accordingly i.e. slows the speed of the suction pump, energy consumption drops significantly.        [*] Simple capacity expansion - Connecting a number of suction systems together in parallel to increase the overall capacity of the suction system is a ‘plug and play’ exercise with inverter control. With the inverters all monitoring the same system and working together in harmony, there is no need for any additional expensive, complex, electrical equipment, which is a requirement with traditional non-inverter on/off systems.        [/list]