Choosing the right ventilator is very important and must be done correctly so that the air conditioning works well and there are no problems after installing the ventilators. In a general classification, ventilators are divided into two categories: domestic and industrial ventilators, which have various models based on the body material, the diameter of the propellers, the size of the tube behind the ventilator, and most importantly, their use.
What is the difference between home and industrial ventilation?
Home ventilators usually have a simpler structure and smaller size than industrial ventilators, and the number of blades is less. In home ventilators, the engine speed is usually lower and the ventilation is lower, but in industrial ventilators, both the power and the number of blades are more, and industrial ventilators are usually used for large spaces, workshops and sheds, factories, etc. .
Do we have a ventilator that is completely soundless?
The fan motor usually produces a sound when working, that's why no fan is completely silent, but you can use low-noise fans in different Iranian and foreign brands. Of course, it is good to know that the amount of ventilation noise depends on things such as the installation location, the installation method, whether or not the ventilator has a damper, and other factors.
What is a Dampermut?
Damper is actually a valve that exists in ventilators and ventilation systems and can decrease, increase or stop the flow of air, which is done by adjusting the blades of the damper. Another use of the damper is to prevent the entry of insects and Dust is in space. The damper can also be installed separately.
To install a ventilation, which size should you consider?
If there is a ventilation pipe in the ceiling or wall of your choice, or if you have a window on which the ventilator is to be installed, you should pay attention to the diameter of the pipe and prepare a ventilation pipe that has a pipe with the same diameter or rating. /p>
What is the difference between single -phase and three phase ventilations?
Single-phase ventilators work with single-phase electricity and three-phase ventilators work with three-phase electricity, but they are not different in terms of price, and industrial ventilators are usually three-phase ventilators.
