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IC20 de-stratification

IC20 de-stratification

IC20 de-stratification

Product catalog summary
Overview: The ZOO IC20 de-stratification fan is designed to enhance indoor comfort by mixing air to eliminate hot and cold spots, thereby reducing energy costs by decreasing the demand on HVAC systems.
Specifications: The fan operates independently of other HVAC systems and is suitable for suspended ceilings 2.4 to 6 meters above the floor. It features a high-performance mixed flow impeller, thermal overload protection, and can replace a standard 60 x 60 cm ceiling tile. The air flow is adjustable with an optional VA speed controller.
Installation and Design: The IC20 is quick and easy to install, requiring no ducting. Its streamlined diffuser integrates inlet and exhaust ports, blending with existing ceiling grilles. The jet ball exhaust outlet allows for adjustable air flow direction.
Performance and Benefits: By drawing warm air from the ceiling to the floor, the IC20 fan creates a more even temperature distribution, improving comfort and reducing HVAC energy consumption. It is ideal for various applications, including supermarkets, auditoriums, and offices.
Technical Data: The fan model ZFHIC20 operates at 50 Hz, consuming 50 watts and 0.22 amps, with an air flow rate of 138 L/s and a weight of 6.8 kg. The performance curve indicates fan speed versus air flow in L/s.
Contact Information: For sales inquiries, contact Fantech Pty. Ltd. at various regional offices or visit their website at www.fantech.com.au.
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IC20 de-stratification-1

You’ll warm to the idea The ZOO IC20 de-stratification fan helps create a more comfortable indoor environment by mixing the air and eliminating hot and cold spots. It also helps to lower energy costs by reducing demand on the building’s heating and cooling system

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IC20 de-stratification-2

Can reduce a building’s operating costs The innovative design of the ceiling mounted ZOO IC20 fan draws warm air from the ceiling and brings it down to floor level. This mixes and circulates the air to help create a more even temperature throughout the Zone Of Occupancy and maintain an indoor environment that is comfortable for staff and customers to be in. All year round a building’s HVAC system is used to condition the air within the indoor environment. This heat rises, causing thermal stratification and the air near the ceiling to become hot. This can lead to excessive energy being used as...

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IC20 de-stratification-3

Features C · reates a comfortable indoor environment by drawing warm air down from near the ceiling and bringing it to floor level C · an lower a building’s operating costs B · lends seamlessly with other ceiling grilles within the building O · perates independently of other HVAC systems E · liminates hot and cold spots, and improves air circulation Ideal · for suspended ceilings 2.4 to 6 metres above floor Includes a reliable fan with · high performance mixed flow impeller and thermal overload protection asily replaces standard · E 60 x 60cm ceiling tile A · ir flow can be adjusted using a VA...

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Eliminates hot and cold spots, and improves air circulation The unique design of the ZOO IC20 draws warm air from the area just below the ceiling and brings it down to floor level. This mixes and circulates the air to create a more even temperature throughout the indoor space. Dimensional Data Performance Curve Technical Data Model Lowering the Cost of High Ceilings Intelligent Ventilation Fantech Pty. Ltd. Victoria: New South Wales: South Australia: Northern Territory: Queensland: Western Australia: A.C.T New Zealand: South East Asia: www.fantech.com.au For sales enquiries contact: Specifications...

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