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Systemair Trust - We work to gain your trust © Systemair 2009. Systemair reserves the right to make technical changes. For updated documentation, please refer to www.systemair.com. We consider your trust in us as a supplier an important goal. It is always included in our work on all levels and in all areas whether it's a question of cooperation, quality, deliveries or documentation. This catalogue is of course a part of this work. With this catalogue, which features air handling units, we want to give you as a customer a general overview of what Systemair can offer within this field. This...

Bouctouche - Canada In Bouctouche, Canada we primarily produce duct fans and heat exchangers used in residential ventilation for the North American market. Dal, Eidsvoll – Norway In Eidsvoll, Norway we manufacture air handling units for the Norwegian market. The Norwegian warehouse for fans is also located here. Systemair The straight way The straight way was our first production idea and led to the circular duct fan. Today “the straight path” represents our ambition to simplify the life of our customers. Stocked products are delivered in Europe within 24 hours from local warehouses and...

Skinnskatteberg - Sweden Klockargården Systemair's small air handling units are made at Klockargården in Skinnskatteberg. Frico’s central warehouse of approximately 8,000 m2 is also located here. Hässleholm - Sweden VEAB VEAB in Hässleholm manufactures first and foremost heating coils and hot air fans. Main plant The main plant in Skinnskatteberg houses one of the company's two central warehouses and the largest production installation as well as the group's head office. Fans and accessories are produced here as stock items. Madrid – Spain The factory in Madrid, Spain makes air handling...

Roof fans Roof fans with a circular or square connection. Rectangular duct fans Duct fans with a rectangular connection. Radial fans Single-inlet radial fans. Axial fans Axial fans for duct connection or wall mounting. Box fans For extract air systems that transport normal or high-temperature media. Circular duct fans Duct fans with a circular connection. Jet fans The jet fan range includes products for garages and road and rail tunnels. Fans Systemair is one of the world’s largest suppliers of fans for use in various types of property. Our range includes everything from duct fans with a...

Air term inal devices Systemair’s range also includes a wide selection of air terminal devices for all possible environments and positions. Development and manufacture take place at a modern factory in Slovakia. Nozzle air devices Optimum air distribution for rooms. Duct products Dampers, plenum boxes, and duct accessories. Supply & extract air ventilators For mounting in ceilings and walls. Supply, extract & transfer air terminal devices For mounting in ceilings or walls. residential ventilation Complete energy-efficient air handling units with heat recovery and built-in control systems....

General advice A good indoor climate is vital It goes without saying that everyone prefers fresh air. We are also aware of the fact that we must be frugal with the resources we take from Mother Earth. That is why there is sometimes a conflict between supplying ventilation systems with energy and saving the earth’s resources and protecting the environment. Does it have to be this way? No. Today, there are energy-efficient solutions that create a good indoor climate. Systemair has products that have been specially adapted to protect the environment with well-thought-out material consumption...

Product catalogue and specification data More detailed technical information, sufficient to carry out complete planning, is available in separate catalogues and specification data. These describe all incorporated functions, available accessories, and additional technical data. Planning tools We have developed this unit overview to make it easier for you to get an idea of which product best suits your specific needs. More detailed analysis or planning usually requires additional information, which is where the following tools come in. Online catalogue and computer software For those who...

Topvex Examples of applications Different types of plant – same basic requirements All buildings are there to create a “climate shell”, regardless of whether the aim is cleaner air or a cooler or warmer climate than the external surroundings. Here are a few examples of instances where Systemair’s air handling units have been used and the conditions and requirements that applied. TIME DV NB Flexible so lut ions Flexible solutions with heat recovery and intelligent control functions that are easily adapted to suit current needs, different recovery systems and configurations. DV NB Larg e vo...

Field’s Shopping Centre in the Danish capital of Copenhagen is a good example of an environment with exacting demands for comfort that requires large volumes of air. Systemair’s specially customised modular air handling units provide the shopping centre with a high-quality indoor climate. 11

Schools/day nurseries A school environment means a lot of people present at certain times of the day, i.e. generally there are relatively large variations. This means that it should be possible to use demand control for the ventilation system. Normally, heat recovery is warranted. There will be short periods during the year when cooling may be required. However if there is effective sunscreening, then air conditioning is rarely required. High demand for low noise levels. At day nurseries, activities, such as cooking, that create odours are common, so there is often a need for supply air and...

Industry Industrial premises will often have high airflows if the work carried out there generates high levels of air pollution. If the pollutants are also aggressive, there may be requirements that affect the choice of material used. Systemair offers products for different environmental classes that can cope with tough environments. Filtration of processed air can be adapted to suit specific demands. Hotels The requirements for ventilation in hotels are characterised by demands relating to fire protection, demand control and low noise levels. The choice of air handling unit will probably...