Induction units for suspen ded ceilings Decreasing apertures towards the edges, optio nal Adjustable twin nozzels Super flat active chilled beam with two-way air discharge and horizontal heat exchanger, suitable for grid ceilings with grid size 600 or 625 Water connections Active chilled beam for heating and cooling, with 2-pipe or 4-pipe heat exchanger, for integration with various ceiling systems ■■ Preferably for room heights up to 4.0 m ■■ High heating and cooling capacity with a low conditioned primary air volume flow rate and low sound power level ■■ Five nozzle variants to optimise induction based on demand, including adjustable twin nozzles, i.e. one pair of nozzles with different diameters Eurovent certification Optional equipment and accessories ■■ Control package T ■■ Hinged, removable induced air grille in two designs ■■ Additional casing for both supply air and extract air, or for additional supply air ■■ Supply air and extract air units upon request ■■ Adjustable air control blades for air direction control ■■ Heat exchanger powder-coated black ■■ Powder coating in many different colours, e.g. RAL CLASSIC ■■ With an extended border also
Open the catalog to page 1Induction units for suspended ceilings General information Technical data Quick sizing Specification text Order code Installation examples Installation details Basic information and nomenclature General information Function Application – Active chilled beams of Type DID642 for the integration into various ceiling systems, preferably for room heights up to 4.0 m – Particularly suitable for grid ceilings with grid size 600 or 625 – 2-pipe or 4-pipe heat exchangers enable good comfort levels with a low conditioned primary air volume flow rate – Energy-efficient solution since water is...
Open the catalog to page 2Induction units for suspended ceilings General information flat seal – Water connection A2: G½" union nut and flat seal – Additional optional supply air spigot – Additional optional casing for supply or extract air Accessories Control components – KV: Cooling valve with actuator – HV: Heating valve with actuator Each valve with kVS value 0.25, 0.40, 0.63 or 1.00 Materials and surfaces – Casing, induced air grille, casing panels on the narrow sides, spigots and fixing brackets made of galvanised sheet steel – Nozzle plate made of sheet steel – Heat exchanger with copper tubes and aluminium...
Open the catalog to page 3Induction units for suspended ceilings Functional description Active chilled beams provide centrally conditioned primary air (fresh air) to the room and use heat exchangers for additional cooling and/or heating. The primary air is discharged through nozzles (five variants are available) into the mixing chambers; as a result of this, secondary air (room air) is induced via the induced air grille and passes through the horizontal heat exchanger, where it is heated or cooled. Primary and secondary air mix and are then supplied to the room horizontally through the supply air slots....
Open the catalog to page 4Induction units for suspended ceilings ① Conditioned fresh air (primary air) ② Supply air
Open the catalog to page 5Induction units for suspended ceilings Technical data Nominal length Length Height Width Primary air spigot, diameter Primary air volume flow rate Cooling capacity Heating capacity Max. operating pressure, water side Max. operating temperature
Open the catalog to page 6Induction units for suspended ceilings The quick sizing table contains operating points for defined reference units. Quick sizing 03/2017 - DE/en TROX ®TECHNIK
Open the catalog to page 7Induction units for suspended ceilings
Open the catalog to page 8Induction units for suspended ceilings Hint Information on units with additional casing for supply and extract air, and information on different conditions for sizing is available upon request. 03/2017 - DE/en TROX ®TECHNIK
Open the catalog to page 9Induction units for suspended ceilings Specification text This specification text describes the general properties of the product. Active chilled beams of Type DID642, with two- way air discharge and high thermal output, providing high thermal comfort levels. For installation flush with the ceiling, preferably in rooms with a height up to 4.0 m. The units consist of a casing with suspension points, a spigot, non-combustible nozzles, and a horizontal heat exchanger. Five nozzle variants to optimise induction based on demand, including adjustable twin nozzles, i.e. one pair of nozzles...
Open the catalog to page 10Induction units for suspended ceilings Order code Type DID642 Active chilled beam Induced air grille No entry: Perforated metal facing, decreasing apertures towards the edges Perforated metal facing D1 Heat exchanger 2 For 2-pipe systems 4 For 4-pipe systems Nozzle variant HE Small S1 Medium S2 Large HP Extra large DA Adjustable twin nozzles, all nozzles are open (factory setting) Sizing options: Adjustable twin nozzles, all nozzles are open (factory setting), adjustment during commissioning by others DB Larger nozzles are open DS Smaller nozzles are open Arrangement of casings...
Open the catalog to page 11Induction units for suspended ceilings Order code Order examples DID642–2–S1–LL/1193×1200×593/123 Induced air grille Heat exchanger Nozzle variant Arrangement of casings and connections Total length (diffuser face) × nominal length × width of front frame Primary air spigot, diameter Exposed surface Perforated sheet metal with decreasing apertures towards the edges, staggered pitch 2-pipe system Medium Casing on left, water connections on left 1193 × 1200 × 593 mm 123 mm RAL 9010 DID642–D1–4–S2–RR–AV–A1/1798×1200×598/158/123/P1-RAL9006/LE/VS/KV–0.40/HV–0.25/R Induced air grille Heat exchanger...
Open the catalog to page 12Induction units for suspended ceilings Set of air control blades If a high cooling capacity is required in a very small space with active chilled beams, optional air control blades allow for adjusting the air discharge pattern such that the acceptable air velocity in the occupied zone is not exceeded. The airflow of each active chilled beam is spread and discharged according to the room geometry. If the use of a room changes, the air discharge pattern can be optimised by adjusting the air control blades accordingly. – It is possible to adjust several air control blades (i.e....
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