Vents AM 125 VRF N stainless steel anemostat is intended for use in ventilation and air conditioning systems. The device allows for the supply or removal of air in both supply and exhaust systems. A special feature of using an anemostat is the ability to regulate the amount of air that passes through it.
The material of the anemostat, stainless steel, is easy to clean, resistant to corrosion and extremely durable. Its appearance has not changed for decades. A stainless steel anemostat is a good design decoration. The combination with glass, wood or stone looks elegant and fits into the design in the techno style.
How to install an anemostat in the ceiling
Most often, an anemostat is installed in a plasterboard ceiling. This is most conveniently done using a flexible air duct, which is connected to the branch pipe of a galvanized air duct. A hole is made in the ceiling into which the anemostat is installed using spacer legs.
Installation must be carried out during the construction (or major renovation) phase, since the plasterboard structure must be disassembled so that the air duct can be laid to the hole.
In tension The ceiling anemostat is installed in the same way as a ceiling lamp. A plenum is attached to the main ceiling, a hole is made for it in the suspended ceiling (ceiling installers), the ceiling is installed, and only then the anemostat is installed.
Dimensions of the air distributor
| D | D1 | L | |
| Size, mm < /td> | 120 | 141 | 52 |
Anemostat of this series can be purchased in different sizes: air duct connection diameter - 100 mm, 125 mm, 150 mm, 200 mm.
