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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Step 5: Installation. Jetvent Fans are typically hard-mounted to the concrete ceiling of the garage using 8mm fixing bolts. In some cases, fans may be set off the ceiling through the use of brackets and anti-vibration mounts. This may be the case if there are unavoidable obstructions near the discharge air stream.
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Jetvent Fans can be positioned around the garage to generate air movement in a circular flow. This circular pattern mixes the air throughout the entire garage, provides greater dilution of airborne pollutants, and creates added flexibility when locating supply and exhaust points.
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 system is similar to a traditional, ducted system, however, the Jetvent Fans will direct airflow from a single supply point to a single exhaust point. For this plan to work effectively, the exhaust and supply points should be located on opposing ends of the garage across its longest dimensions.
In big, open garages—particularly where supply and exhaust outlets are a large distance apart—Jetvent Fans can be used to reinforce the natural, directional airflow, boosting the volume of fresh air that ventilates the garage.