The pre-configured Digital JetVent Control Center responds to varying levels of pollutants, as reported by the sensors, and varies the operating speed of the fan (s), and therefore the ventilation rate, by zone. This controller can also vary the speed of supply and exhaust fans and integrate their operation with overall ventilation requirements ...
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Introducing Jetvent Fans Jetvent Fans’ energy-efficient ventilation system dynamically adjusts the ventilation rate according to the CO or NO 2 pollutant levels, or temperature in the space. A new step forward in garage induction ventilation systems, Jetvent Fans combine EC fan motors’ advanced technology, digital controls, and integrated sensors to deliver the ultimate in energy …
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Determine the Maximum and Recommended Spacings between Jetvent Fans for Different Levels of Fan Thrust These spacing distances are guidelines for fans placed in series. When the Recommended Fan Spacing is used, air speed in most of the in most of the ventilated areas should be greater than 200 feet/min. CFD analysis will determine whether this is achieved in a …
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The JetVent Control Center offers significant energy savings through comprehensive ventilation management. The Control Center communicates with Jetvent Fans, integrated sensors, supply fans and exhaust fans to dynamically control the rate of ventilation according to the CO or NO 2 pollutant levels, temperature, or smoke in the space. This control system costs less to install, …
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The Control System for Jetvent Fans. The JetVent Control Center communicates with Jetvent Fans, sensors, detectors, and supply and exhaust fans, to dynamically control ventilation according to pollutant, smoke, or temperature levels in the space. This Control Center offers significant energy savings through comprehensive ventilation management — it costs less to …
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JetVent axial fans are of a robust, heavy duty construction for added strength and durability. Fan casing are heavy gauge, sheet steel, roll formed and welded and hot dipped galvanised after fabrication to BS EN ISO 1461. Previous Category Bifurcated Fans Next Category Smoke Fans
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Installation Instructions Is part of Fantech's technical library that is designed to give Fantech customers appropriate information about Installation Instructions, Adjustable Pitch Axial Flow Fans, Motor Types and Specifications, Noise & Acoustic, Installation & Maintenance Instructions and installation guide on what to Do's and Don'ts.
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JetVent Design parameters; Based on 5N per 100m 2 floor area, minimum total fan thrust = car park floor area x 5N/100m 2 = 1920m 2 x 5N/100m 2 = 96N Minimum thrust criteria can be achieved with 4 x JIU-CPCEC-SD fans on preset speed (operating thrust 28.4N), total fan thrust = 28.4N x 4= 113.6N.
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Feb 03, 2022 . A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO JET FAN VENTILATION DESIGN FOR ENCLOSED AND UNDERGROUND SPACES By J. A. ALLEN, Types of ventilation system in which jet fans … PLANT ENGINEER’S GUIDE CENTRIFUGAL FAN DESIGN domestic-use ventilation or cooling fans having motors of practical estimations. D2. The patient Fans and has to make yourself up …
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This Control Center offers significant energy savings through comprehensive ventilation management — it costs less to install, is simple to commission, and easy to monitor. Jetvent Fans Control Center is designed as a complete stand-alone garage ventilation management control system that generates significant energy savings.
Place mechanical service components, such as sprinklers, signs and pipework out of the JetVent’s discharge pattern area. Examples of these clashes are shown below. This table shows the maximum and recommended spacings between Jetvent Fans for different levels of fan thrust. These spacing distances are guidelines for fans placed in series.
Aviator controls should be placed in the Mechanical Services Switchboard enclosure. The RS485 ComLink line must start at the controller and then daisy chain to all the Jetvent Fans and Drives. The last connection must have an End-of-Line resistor.
The ventilation system layout should complement the natural air path from supply to exhaust points. To make the system more effective, position Jetvent Fans in-line with supporting ceiling beams. If this is not possible, the system becomes less effective and more fans may be needed.