Air-Water Systems Decentralised Ventilation

Air-Water Systems Decentralised Ventilation 2014 The Air-Water Systems part of the catalogue corresponds to section 2.4 of the previously used KLIMA 1 catalogue. The Decentralised Ventilation part of the catalogue corresponds to the previously used Decentralised Ventilation Systems catalogue. The TROX catalogues have been completely revised and now oer several new features: ■ ■ ■ ■ Hardcover editions Simplied navigation List of advantages of each product at a glance Dierent chapters for principal products, additional components and attachments The following documentation is available to help...

Catalogue structure Air-Water Systems / Decentralised Ventilation Multileaf Dampers / Attenuators / Weather Louvres The Multileaf Dampers / Attenuators / Weather Louvres catalogue corresponds to sections 3 and 6 of the previously used KLIMA 2 catalogue. Fire and Smoke Protection Systems Control units Control Systems Filter Units / Filter Elements X-CUBE – Air Handling Units X-FANS – Building Fans

Documentation · Page numbering Technical product documentation … comprise: – Product descriptions – Information on the materials used – Aerodynamic and acoustic data – Dimensions – Details on product characteristics – Specication texts Technical document, or leaet Design manuals … comprise: – Basic information and technical concepts – Step-by-step product design – Overview and explanation on how to select the ideal system components Design manual Easy Product Finder design programme … comprises everything to select and size our products: – Technical data – Diagrams, photos – Order codes that...

Air-Water Systems / Decentralised Ventilation Induction units for ceiling installation 1.1 Units for suspended ceilings 1.2 Units for bulkheads 1.3 Freely suspended units 2 Induction units for wall and under sill installation 2.1 Wall and under sill units 2.2 Under sill units 3 Floor induction units 3.1 Under oor units 4 Passive chilled beams 4.1 Chilled beams 5 Accessories for air-water systems 5.1 Control equipment for air-water systems 6 Decentralised ventilation 6.1 Under sill units 6.2 Vertical units 6.3 Ceiling units

Air-Water Systems / Decentralised Ventilation 7 Accessories for decentralised ventilation systems 7.1 Control equipment 8 Accessories 8.1 Connecting hoses 9 Basic information and nomenclature 9.1 Basic information and nomenclature for air-water systems 9.2 Basic information and nomenclature for decentralised ventilation Additional information Z – 1 Product index Z – 2 Disclaimer Z – 3 TROX Contact information

Units for suspended ceilings Induction units for ceiling installation Active chilled beams are suitable for a wide spectrum of applications and performance ranges. Whether installed flush with the ceiling or freely suspended, they are able to ventilate rooms while ensuring high comfort levels. They provide centrally conditioned fresh air to the room and use heat exchangers for cooling and/or heating. Active chilled beam with two-way air discharge, 300 mm nominal width, vertical heat exchanger and condensate drip tray Active chilled beam with two-way air discharge, 300 mm nominal width, with horizontal...

Units for suspended ceilings Multi-service active chilled beam with two-way air discharge and horizontal heat exchanger SMART BEAM Induction unit for ceiling installation, with one-way or two-way air discharge, vertical heat exchanger and condensate drip tray Active chilled beam with one-way air discharge and horizontal heat exchanger, in nominal lengths of 900, 1200 and 1500 mm Freely suspended units Basic information and nomenclature Air-Water Systems

Units for suspended ceilings DID312-LR, with hinged down induced air grille Water connection Active chilled beam with two-way air discharge, 300 mm nominal width, vertical heat exchanger and condensate drip tray Active chilled beam for heating and cooling, with 2-pipe or 4-pipe heat exchanger, for integration with various ceiling systems. The condensate drip tray is useful if the temperature temporarily falls below the dew point. Preferably for room heights up to 4.20 m Eurovent certification High heating and cooling capacity with a low conditioned primary air volume flow rate and low sound power...

Units for suspended ceilings General information Type Page Dimensions and weight-supply and extract air 1.1 -13 Casing arrangement-supply and extract air 1.1 -14 Basic information and nomenclature 9.1 - 1 Installation examples Installation into grid ceilings Installation into continuous plasterboard Product examples - Active chilled beams of Type DID312 for the integration into various ceiling systems, preferably for room heights up to 4.20 m - The vertical heat exchangers and the condensate drip tray are useful if the temperature temporarily falls below the dew - 2-pipe or 4-pipe heat exchangers...

Units for suspended ceilings General information Construction – Powder-coated RAL 9010, pure white, gloss level 50 % – P1: Powder-coated in any other RAL colour, gloss level 70 % – P1: Powder-coated RAL 9006, white aluminium, gloss level 30 % Nominal sizes – 900, 1200, 1500, 1800, 2100, 2400, 2700, 3000 mm Attachments – Extract air casing with side entry spigot for supply and extract air combination Useful additions – Connecting hoses – Control equipment consisting of a control panel including a controller with integral room temperature sensor; valves and valve actuators; and compression couplers...

Units for suspended ceilings General information Ceiling installation with concealed T-bars Ceiling installation of DID312, plasterboard ceiling Technical data Nominal length Primary air spigot, diameter Primary air volume flow rate Cooling capacity Heating capacity Max. operating pressure, water side Front frame Primary air spigot Casing Heat exchanger Suspension points Chilled water connections Nozzle plate with punched nozzles Hot water connections Drainage pipe for condensate Hinged induced air grille