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Ventilation products 60 Hz

Ventilation products 60 Hz
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Ventilation products 60 Hz

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Introduction
Systemair focuses on trust, cooperation, quality, deliveries, and documentation as a supplier. The catalogue targets new markets with products designed for a 60 Hz power supply, providing essential technical details.
Product Development and Market Expansion
Systemair leads in product development with advanced technologies in fans, motors, and heat recovery systems, ensuring high efficiency and low power consumption. The company has expanded its presence in Asia with production in Malaysia and sales in India and Australia.
Product Range
The catalogue includes various ventilation products such as duct fans, roof fans, axial fans, wall fans, air curtains, and air handling units, available for different voltage requirements (110V and 230-460V).
Production and Quality Assurance
Systemair's production units focus on efficiency, flexibility, and a safe working environment. The company adheres to AMCA and ISO standards and is ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified, emphasizing continuous improvement and environmental responsibility.
Global Manufacturing Facilities
Systemair has manufacturing facilities in countries like Norway, Canada, the USA, Sweden, and others, each specializing in different products.
Technical Specifications
The catalogue provides detailed technical information on fan construction, including materials and insulation, designed for corrosion resistance and efficient cooling.
Conclusion
Systemair is committed to providing high-quality ventilation products with reliable deliveries, aiming to simplify customer projects and maintain a strong market presence.
Material and Construction
Fans are made from galvanized sheet steel with backward-curved impellers. The motor and impeller assembly is dynamically balanced according to DIN ISO 1940 standards.
Bearings
The motor's ball bearings are maintenance-free, with a life expectancy of at least 40,000 hours at 40°C ambient temperature.
Motor Protection
Fans include an integral thermal protection relay, disconnecting power at critical temperatures.
Electrical Ratings
Rated voltage and frequency must adhere to DIN IEC 38 standards, with specific power and current ratings.
Airflow and Pressure
Airflow is measured under free-blowing conditions, with static pressure shown in fan diagrams.
Sound Levels
Sound pressure and power levels are measured and adjusted with an A filter for ear sensitivity.
Speed Control
Various methods for speed control are discussed, including transformers and phase controls.
Installation
Fans can be installed in any position, with recommendations for roof fans to prevent vibration transfer.
Acoustics
Detailed calculations for sound pressure levels and reverberation times are provided, with guidelines for absorption factors.
Sound Pressure Level Calculation
Explains how to calculate sound pressure level from sound power level using distance and directional factors.
Near Field and Reverberation Field
Describes the dominance of sound source in the near field and reflected sound in the reverberation field.
Sound Level Addition and Subtraction
Sound sources are added logarithmically, with examples provided.
Adjustment to the Ear
Weighting filters are used to compensate for ear sensitivity variability.
Sound Attenuation
Achieved through absorption or reflection, with calculations provided.
External Rotor Motor
Describes the construction and cooling of an external rotor motor.
Specifications
Includes nominal voltage, frequency, power, current, airflow, pressure, and sound levels.
Speed Regulation
Discusses methods and impacts on noise and motor life.
Overview of Fan Models
Details specifications and installation guidelines for various fan models, including circular duct fans, square duct fans, roof fans, and axial fans.
Circular Duct Fans
Designed for duct installation with backward-curved blades and external rotor motors, suitable for outdoor and wet room applications.
Square Duct Fans
Features mixed flow impellers and integral thermal contacts for motor protection.
Roof Fans
Suitable for exhaust-air ventilation systems, with built-in thermal overload protection.
Axial Fans
Designed for large ventilation challenges, with aerodynamically designed blades.
Key Specifications
Includes voltage, power, current, airflow, RPM, temperature, weight, and insulation class.
Overview of Roof Fans
Specifications and features of various roof fans, including TFSR, TFSK, DVS, DVN, and DVV models.
Specifications
Details on fan models, including materials, construction, performance, and safety features.
Installation and Compatibility
Fans are compatible with standard roof curbs and can be connected directly to ducts.
Key Data from Tables
Provides voltage, power, current, airflow, and sound pressure levels for each model.
Overview of Axial Fans and AHUs
Specifications and features of axial fans and air handling units, including compliance with regulations.
Axial Fans Specifications
Lists various models with specifications for different applications.
AXC Series
Available in various diameters, designed for high efficiency and low noise levels.
Air Handling Units (AHUs)
Configurable with multiple sections, designed for flexibility and performance.
Regulations and Certifications
Compliance with EC Directives and harmonized technical regulations.
Design Features
Casing and motor plate made from galvanized steel, suitable for outdoor installations.
Conclusion
Systemair offers a comprehensive range of axial fans and AHUs designed for high efficiency and compliance with international standards.
Specifications
Dimensions and specifications for flexible connections and counterflanges.
Procedures
Installation and fitting procedures for flexible connections and counterflanges.
Standards and Recommendations
Conversion formulas for airflow, power, pressure, and energy.
Protection Standards
Explains IP ratings for motor protection.
Key Data from Tables
Specific dimensions and protection levels for components.
Critical Information
Emphasizes the importance of selecting the correct size and type of connection or flange.
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Ventilation products 60 Hz www.systemair.com

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We work to gain your trust We consider your trust in us as a supplier an important goal. It is always included in our work on all levels and areas whether it's a question of cooperation, quality, deliveries or documentation. This catalogue is of course a part of this work. The idea of catalogue, which contains products for a 60 Hz power supply, is to help us explore some new markets. And it contains the most essential technical details. More detailed information is available in our online catalogue at www.systemair. com. Our product development leads the field – latest technologies in fans, motors...

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Systemair reserves the right to make technical changes without prior notice 3 110V Circular duct fan/Ventiladores para conductos circulares K-EF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 KD-EF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Square duct fans/Ventiladores conducto cuadrado KDRE-EF. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 RS-EF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Roof fans/Ventiladores de tejado TFER-EF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Axial fans/Ventiladores axiales AW-EF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Wall fans/Ventiladores de pared RVF-EF. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32...

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Dal, Eidsvoll – Norway/Noruega In Eidsvoll, Norway we manufacture air handling units for the Norwegian market. The Norwegian warehouse is also located here. En Eidsvoll, Noruega, fabricamos climatizadores para el mercado noruego. El centro de distribución para noruega también se encuentra aquí. Bouctouch – Canada/Canadá In Bouctouche, Canada we primarily produce duct fans and heat exchangers for home ventilation on the North American market. En Bouctouche, Canadá, producimos principalmente ventiladores de conducto e intercambiadores de calor para el mercado norteamericano. The straight way was...

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Skinnskatteberg – Sweden/ Suecia 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. Centro principal de producción El centro principal de producción de Systemair en Skinnskatteberg cuenta con uno de los dos almacenes centralizados de la empresa y del centrode producción más grande, así como de las oficinas centrales del grupo. Aquí se producen ventiladores y accesorios para stock. Klockargården Systemair's compact air handling...

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6 An external rotor motor is essentially constructed like a normal non-synchronous motor, with one difference: the stator and the rotor have swapped places. The stator with its windings is at the centre of the motor, while the rotor is located in the casing itself. The motor shaft (connected to the rotor) turns on sealed ball bearings inside the stator, and the impeller or fan blades are fitted to the rotor casing. With this design, the motor and fan form a compact unit at the centre of the air stream. Because the external rotor motor's unique construction allows it to be cooled by the transported...

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7 Duct fan Roof fan Room volume 80 m3 Free field Room's equiv. absorption area 20 m2 – Distance from fan (r) 3 m 4/10 m Direction factor (Q) 1 1 Difference between sound power (LW) -7 dB 23/-31 dB and sound pressure (Lp) Adjusted sound values In this catalogue, all the sound values for fans (both sound power levels and sound pressure levels) have been adjusted to the ear's sensitivity with an A filter. The sound power levels shown in the diagram are measured at the fan's inlet. Octave band apportioning of the sound pressure level is made at the fan's maximum operating efficiency. The tables show...

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8 Acoustics Calculation of equivalent absorption area Aeqv Calculation of sound pressure level Estimate based on figures 1, 2 and 3 together with table 1. where S = Size of surface (m2) a = Absorption factor, depending on the material n = Number of surfaces A normally damped room in a nursing home, measuring 30 m3, is to be ventilated. According to the information in the catalogue, the directional supply-air terminal device fitted in the ceiling has a sound pressure level (LpA) of 33 dB(A). This applies to a room with a space damping equivalent to 10 m2 Sabine, or 4 dB(A). A) What will the sound...

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9 Acoustics With the following values r = 1 Q = 2 (fig.1) and information about the room's dimensions, you can calculate the equivalent absorption area with the help of figure 2. The equivalent absorption area is therefore 4 m2. It is now possible to use figure 3 to establish the difference between the sound pressure and the sound power. LpA - LWA = 0 LpA = 0 + LWA Enter the LWA value which has already been calculated. LpA = 0 + 37 = 37 dB(A) A) The sound pressure level (LpA) one metre from the diffuser in this particular nursing home room is therefore 37 dB(A). This calculation has to be made...

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10 Acoustics Calculation of sound pressure level where LpA = sound pressure level (dB) LwA = sound power level (dB) Q = direction factor r = distance from sound source (m) Aeqv = equivalent absorption area (m2 Sabine) Calculation of reverberation time If a room is not too effectively damped (i.e. with a mean absorption factor of less than 0.25), the room's reverberation time can be calculated with the help of Sabine's formula: where T = Reverberation time (s). Time for a 60 dB reduction of the sound pressure value V = Room volume (m3) Aeqv = The room's equivalent absorption area, m2 Calculation...

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11 Example of addition There are two sound sources, 40 dB and 38 dB respectively. 1) What is the value of the total sound level? The difference between the sound levels is 2 dB and, according to the diagram, 2 dB must be added to the highest level. 1) The total sound level is therefore 42 dB. Example of subtraction The total sound level is 34 dB in a room fitted with both supply and exhaust ventilation systems. It is known that the supply system produces 32 dB, but the value for the exhaust system is not known. 2) What is the sound level produced by the exhaust system? The difference between...

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