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Impulse Ventilation FLANGED

introduction JetVent Axial Impulse fans have been specifically designed to provide a high velocity airflow to help overcome problems caused by obstructive structural beams and low overall ceiling heights found in car parks. The innovative design of JetVent Axial Impulse fans provides major benefits in terms of reduced installation and running costs as well as effective smoke control. Technical excellence and innovation in design are the cornerstones of an Elta product - JetVent is no exception to this approach. The harmony of our engineering excellence and technical sophistication combine...

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There are a number of differences between conventional mechanical and impulse ventilation systems, namely; • The distribution ducting used in traditional systems (Figure 2.0) is replaced by a number of small JetVent impulse fans (Figure 3.0) to direct the airflow across the designated area. • Without the distribution duct resistance, smaller exhaust and supply fans and / or motors can be used. The impulse ventilation system is based on a number of small, strategically located high velocity fans in place of the distribution ductwork traditionally used in car parks. Impulse fans operate on...

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no ductwork requirement By adding momentum to the air, JetVent thrusts air towards the desired extract points to ensure stagnant fumes and smoke are cleared effectively and efficiently. This principal eliminates the requirement for ductwork within a car park, as the JetVent effectively transfers the polluted air, allowing for better use of limited space in underground facilities. By eliminating ductwork, the system resistance for the application is greatly reduced, which means lower pressure drops required by the extract fans, lower power consumption, and reduced running costs. Greater...

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air quality JetVent provides an improvement in air quality achieved by mixing the air more effectively, which means the potential risk of Carbon Monoxide accumulation in stagnant areas is overcome. safety and control A mechanical smoke extract system that is independent from external conditions allows emergency control of the situation by the fan services. The removal of smoke assists the safety of the occupants in the event of a fire. impellers Adjustable pitch aerofoil section impellers provide a long lasting robust construction for ambient and high temperature applications. rigorous...

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market applications Elta Fans has a wealth of experience and knowledge dedicated to understanding your particular needs. Whether your criteria include optimising space, specific performance characteristics, low noise level or a high specification finish, the JetVent Axial range continues to enhance Elta’s reputation in the design and supply of specialist ventilation products. JetVent is designed to meet the requirements for general ventilation and smoke extract of fully enclosed or open sided car parks, as well as vehicle bays, metro stations and other applications such as distribution...

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Exhaust Hot Ceiling Jet Fan Zone of Turbulent Mixing Air Inlet Ventilation requirements in order to limit the concentration of Carbon Monoxide and other vehicle emissions in covered car parks and to remove smoke in the event of a fire can be found in the relevant Building Regulations and in BS 7346-7:2006 Components for smoke and heat control systems – Code of practice on functional recommendations and calculation methods for smoke and heat control systems for covered car parks. Elta Fans are a major supplier of axial flow fans for fresh air supply and extract as well as for emergency smoke...

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impeller Adjustable pitch aerofoil section impellers are provided with blades made from high quality pressure die cast aluminium alloy (LM6). Hubs are made from pressure die cast aluminium (LM24). The assembled impellers have their blades positively locked by pinning, which provides added security for operation in the smoke regime. Impellers are dynamically balanced to Grade G6.3. silencers An inlet and outlet silencer are mounted either side of the fan housing, with an integral bell mouth to provide reduced sound levels and optimal performance. Silencers are constructed from pre-galvanised...

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performance & sound data Product Thrust Volume Flow Velocity Sound Pressure Code Newtons Rate m3/s m/s dBA @ 1m JFSU-CPA-315 2/4-3T* 20/5 1.16/0.58 14.8/7.4 57/44 JFSU-CPA-400 2/4-3T* 50/13 2.32/1.17 18.5/9.3 64/50 JetVent - Uni Directional Product Thrust Volume Flow Velocity Sound Pressure Code Newtons Rate m3/s m/s dBA @ 1m JFSRT-CPA-315 2/4-3* 20/5 1.11/0.56 14.2/7.1 58/44 JFSRT-CPA-400 2/4-3* 50/13 2.17/1.11 17.3/8.9 65/51 JetVent - Truly Reversible Product Speed Motor Power FLC SC Supply Code r/min kW Amps Amps V/Ph/Hz JFSR-CPA-315 2/4-3* 2880/1440 1.3/0.28 2.84/0.81 15.1/2.84 400/3/50...

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wiring diagrams

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dimensional data G E PLAN VIEW ON MOUNTING FEET A D 4 HOLES ØF C B OPTIONAL ISOLATOR E PLAN VIEW ON MOUNTING FEET A D 4 HOLES ØF C B G OPTIONAL ISOLATOR JetVent - Uni Directional JetVent - Truly Reversible Product A B C D E F G Weight Code kg JFSU-315-2/4-3T* 250 300 315 265 447 9 1751(Max) 51 JFSU-400-2/4-3T* 339 400 400 350 523 9 2323(Max) 72 Product A B C D E F G Weight Code kg JFSR-315-2/4-3* 250 300 315 265 447 9 1876(Max) 72 JFSR-400-2/4-3* 339 400 400 350 523 9 2440(Max) 73 * Suffix ‘T’ denotes standard terminal box. No suffix denotes optional isolator

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Elta Fans Ltd 17 Barnes Wallis Road, Segensworth East Industrial Estate, Fareham, Hampshire, P015 5ST, United Kingdom. Visit: eltafans.com e-mail: mailbox@eltafans.co.uk Applied Technology: Tel: +44 (0) 1489 566500 Fax: +44 (0) 1489 566555 Building Services: Tel: +44 (0) 1384 275800 Fax: +44 (0) 1384 275810 Export: Tel: +44 (0) 1489 566500 Fax: +44 (0) 1489 566555 EF-JFSU/R-09-07-03 A member of the

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