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Fan Catalogue 2016

Fan Catalogue 2016
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Reveal the Secret of Fresh Air! Since 1974, Systemair has been taking care of a vital resource. Today, the company is one of the global leaders in the field of ventilation technology and air conditioning. A success story which started in Skinnskatteberg, Sweden which has revolutionised the world of ventilation with the invention of the in-line centrifugal fan.

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Other products from Systemair 26 General technical information 32 Circular duct fans 34 Rectangular duct fans 106 Smoke extract fans 320 Pressure differential systems 360 Fans for aggressive media 410 Since then, the company has continued to grow, and today it offers a complete range of standard-setting ventilation technologies. Whether it is the ventilation concept for a shopping mall, the controlled residentia ventilation of a single-family home or the ventilation of tunnels and metro stations - Systemair experts are familiar with the conditions and have the necessary know-how. More than...

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Systemair Worldwide Systemair production facilities worldwide: Skinnskatteberg, Sweden: Head office of the Systemair group, distribution center and largest production facility with one of Europe’s most advanced R&D-centers. Production of fans and accessories, compact air handling units, air curtains and heating products. Windischbuch, Germany: Production facility for fans and modular air handling units, specialized on engineered products (e.g. tunnel and jet fans). Distribution center. Mülheim an der Ruhr, Germany: Menerga, is a leading European producer of air handling units for swimming...

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Quality: Systemair is certified in accordance with ISO 9001; ISO 14001 and ATEX. Our research and development laboratories are one of the most modern in Europe; measurements are made in accordance with international standards like AMCA and ISO. Save energy, lower running cost! Our label "Green Ventilation" features products with a high energy saving potential. All products labelled with "Green Ventilation" combine energy economy with energy efficiency. Skinnskatteberg, Sweden Dal, Eidsvoll, Norway Hässleholm, Sweden Hasselager, Denmark Ukmerge, Lithuania Waalwijk, Niederlande Langenfeld,...

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Lengths ahead Highly efficient duct fans New standards in kitchen extract Maximum performance – minimum consumption: no contradiction for the prioAir in-line circular duct fan. With its revolutionary, fully aerodynamically optimized impeller, it moves huge amounts of air with a low energy input. What's more, it has compact dimensions, low noise operation and an absolutely airtight casing. In short – the new benchmark for contemporary ventilation systems. The versatile duct fans in our RS and RSI model series are now available with energy-saving, highly efficient EC external rotor motors....

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Highly efficient and robust Extracting even better! The well-proven roof fans in our DVN and DVNI model series are now available with energysaving EC technology. The robust classic will impress you with its motor outside the airstream and a transported air temperature up to 120°C. This makes it the ideal partner for extraction solutions in harsh environments. The AxZent thermo fan is ideally suited for transporting dirty, moist and hot air against high resistances. It is the ideal fan for industrial applications such as process extract air, commercial kitchens and similar application areas....

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Fans – Overview Systemair has a wide range of fans for use in various applications from small office premises to larger industrial applications. Common to all items in the range is that components have been developed to satisfy stringent demands for low energy consumption. The fans have all undergone extensive testing, both in the laboratory and out in the field, in order to comply with current and future demands for low energy consumption. All products are also manufactured to comply with environmental requirements. Circular duct fans up to 8.530 m3/h Our circular duct fans set standards...

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Fans - Overview | Jet fans As a system supplier of multi-storey and underground car park ventilation systems, Systemair provides you with a one stop shop solution for all the necessary components – ideally tailored to your project: jet fans, supply air and extract air fans, plus the control system. On request, our all-inclusive service package extends from CFD analysis through to commissioning. Smoke extract fans up to 252.000 m3/h For safety-relevant applications, precisely tailored solutions are required, which make no compromises. Our smoke extraction fans are available as axial and...

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Overview Applications Product characteristics Continuous oper. Continuous oper. Continuous oper. up to 100°C up to 120°C up to 200°C Circular duct fans Rectangular duct fans Roof fans Axial fans Smoke extract fans Explosion proof fans Wine cellars / basements Kitchens / bakeries Fans for aggressive media 416-429 Centrifugal fans Domestic fans Circular duct fans Rectangular duct fans Roof fans Axial fans Smoke extract fans Explosion proof fans Fans for aggressive media 416-429 Centrifugal fans Domestic fans

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Explosion proof Multi storey buildings Smoker lounges Sports centers Inflatable structures Paint shops Motor cooling

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The ErP Directive and what you should know about it! Questions and answers regarding the Regulations 640/2009 (IEC motors) and 327/2011 (Fans) and the new directive 1253/1254 (Air Handling Units) With the adoption of the Kyoto protocol, the European Union committed itself to a reduction of at least 20 per cent in CO2 emissions by 2020. In order to achieve this target, in 2005 the EU ratified the EuP Directive (Energy using Products Directive). In 2009, this was renamed the ErP Directive (Energy related Products Directive). It is often simply referred to as the eco-design directive. In...

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