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Content
Lindab 1
General information and theory 2
Safe 3
Silencers 4
Dampers & Measure units 5
Fire dampers & Smoke

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evacuation
Air valves 7
Roof hoods 8
Other circular products 9
Transfer 10
Rectangular 11
Flexible ducting 12
Isol 13
Access doors 14
Smart tools 15
Duct suspensions & Support

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systems
Fastening material 17
Index 18
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We know your needs

Lindab is a modern and innovative corporation with great
experience and expertise within its field. With us you will be
well equipped to meet the challenges and demands of the 1
future.
Lindab - an international success 2

Lindab is an international Group that develops, manufac-
tures, markets and distributes products and system solu-
tions primarily in steel for simplified construction and 3
improved indoor climate. The company was founded in
Sweden in 1959 and the business is carried out within three
business areas, Ventilation, Building Components and
Building Systems. Worldwide the corporation has approxi-
4
mately 4,500 employees distributed throughout more than
100 branches in 31 countries. Our management system has
been certified by ISO 14001 and ISO 9001 standards. 5
The success of our clients is our future
Today Lindab is one of the world’s leading suppliers to the 6
ventilation business, and we want to continue to be so. We
will continuously develop and strengthen the abilities we
possess today: knowledge, logistics, design and dialogue - 7
and in doing so, we will make the difference to ensure our
customer’s continued success.
Simple. 8
We make a 9
difference in the 10
indoor climate
A good indoor climate is far from a natural part of daily life -
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although it should be. Now, however indoor climate has
been put on the agenda of the public debate. This makes
demands on you, and Lindab can help you meet them. 12
Lindab puts indoor climate on the agenda
Not all your customers think about the underlying factors for 13
a good and energy efficient indoor climate. Lindab does.
Our many years of experience has given us an in-depth
knowledge of how to create the best conditions for a good 14
indoor climate - and an understanding of what it means for
both health and well-being. We put that knowledge, and our
experience in developing energy efficient products and
solutions, at your disposal, when you choose Lindab as your 15
business partner.
We help to secure a good and energy 16

efficient indoor climate for everyone
We don’t just make a difference with regards to the indoor
climate - but also in the co-operation with our customers. It 17
is not by coincidence that our products are integral parts of
the majority of the world’s ventilation systems. Right from
the design through production to the final delivery, your
needs are front and centre. It is by working together that we
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can achieve success. How? That is just what we will give
you an insight to on the following pages.
We reserve the right to make changes without prior notice 3
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Knowledge
Knowledge is about being in possession of the necessary
1 competence and insight, which makes it possible to develop
the right solutions and systems. It is also about having the
necessary understanding for the customers and the co-
workers, who are able to offer technical advice and support,
2 as well as develop and design these solutions.
We can document our solutions

3 When you implement a solution, you must be able to trust its
quality. That is why documentation and new technology
plays an important role for us in our work to find the most
4 intelligent solutions and functional products. These are
continuously tested in our own laboratories to insure the
highest quality. Our product programme is carefully
5 described and documented – in catalogues and the pro-
gramme CADvent, which is a part of Lindab’s extensive
software package, for the design and calculation of com-
plete ventilation plants, climate simulation and selection of
6 air terminal devices and silencers.
Lindab laboratories ensure a high quality

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Quality is the key in choosing us as your business partner.
Consequently, all our products are tested in our own air-
and acoustic laboratories, where we combine the custom-
8 ers’ ideas and views with our abilities and experience -
before production begins. The laboratories enable us to
conduct full-scale testing offering you a direct advantage.
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10 Logistics
Your time is valuable, and therefore it is crucial that we
11 always deliver components on time. Never too late – and not
too soon.
12 Delivery from hour to hour

To deliver on time – often from hour to hour – is a priority
with Lindab. The key to our effective logistics system is our
fully integrated online sales- and production system, which
13 connects Lindab’s divisions throughout the nation. That
means, that your local Lindab division for all purposes will
function as your main warehouse, and that you can order or
14 pick up any components you may need from your local divi-
sion.
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Design
With a selection of more than 25,000 standard components
and the possiblity of specialized solutions which can meet
any need, Lindab helps secure a good indoor climate for 1
everyone.
Good indoor climate is also design 2

If we want to make sure thousands of people have a good
indoor climate, insuring their well-being every day of the
year, it is not only a matter of delivering a product, which is 3
efficient and economical. It is as much a matter of design.
We co-operate with architects and 4

designers
Lindab knows that is it not enough that our solutions are
efficient, they have to be beautiful and in harmony with the 5
surroundings in which they are placed. Consequently, we
have throughout many years had a dialogue with our cus-
tomers. Through a close co-operation with a number of
renowned architects and designers, we have shaped diffus- 6
ers and other visible and important details. One architect
and industrial designer is Knud Holscher, who has won the
Industrial Design award for his design of our diffusers. 7
We offer our clients special treatment
We are always up to the task. Besides our standard pro- 8
gramme, we can design and produce components and solu-
tions to suit your every need. We have divisions, who
specialize in bespoke solutions. Tell us which component
you need, and we will produce it. That is the only way we
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can achieve the perfect solution – every time – together.
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Dialogue 11
Dialogue is the heart of our corporation. It is the dialogue
with our customers and our suppliers – and that between
co-workers – which is the central axis of all, that we do. 12
Dialogue is an important part of everyday
life 13
It is the daily contact, which makes us better at: servicing
our customers, co-operation, and developing new innova-
tive products. Lindab is not just a supplier – we also function 14
as the technical advisor, with regards to our product’s func-
tion and we have to be able to fulfill the very different needs
and wants of our customers.
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We develop through close dialogue
It is only through the close contact with our customers that
we are continuously able to develop better solutions. It 16
takes two parties to keep a dialogue going, and Lindab
never just sits waiting by the phone. In active co-operation,
we follow up on your expectations. How else would we be 17
able to meet them?
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Product range
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Lindab Safe Hoods
1 Circular duct 24 Roof hood
8 2 Bend 25 Roof hood
3 Reducer
4 T-piece Rectangular
5 Female coupling
9 26 Rect to round transition
27 Rectangular duct
Silencer 28 Rectangular bend
6 Circular straight low-built silencer 29 Rectangular straight silencer
10 7 Circular straight silencer
8 Circular curved silencer Installation equipment
30 Suspension clamp
11 Access doors 31 Suspension threaded rod
9 Access door 32 L-fastener with vibration damper
10 Access cap 33 Cantilever
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Damper & Measure Smart tools
11 Regulating damper 34 Leakage tester
13 12 Constant-/variable flow damper 35 SR Cutter
13 Damper with flow meter 36 SR Roller
37 Trolley
Flexible ducting 38 SR Handle
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14 Semiflexible duct
15 Multi layer flexible duct (Combi) Other products
16 Flexible duct (PVC) 39 Insulation
15 17 Flexible duct insulation/ 40 Duct fan
insulation sleeve 41 Fan
42 Fire damper
16 Comfort 43 Filters
18 Exhaust air valve
19 Diffuser VERSIO IT solutions
17 20 Supply air beam 44 TEKNOsim
21 Pressure control valve 45 DIMsilencer
22 Diffuser 46 DIMcomfort
18 23 Diffuser COMDIF 47 CADvent

Air Duct Systems

The Air Duct Systems product area consists of a range of 1
circular ducts and fittings, complemented by e.g. rectangu-
lar duct products and hoods. The products are used for the
construction of ventilation systems and are the business
area’s core business. 2
Comfort
The Comfort product area includes three product programs 3
– Air systems, Water systems and Acoustics – all contribut-
ing to create a pleasant, healthy and productive indoor cli-
mate. 4
Air systems – products for supplying and extracting air to
and from a ventilated area – such as diffusers, grilles and
VAV systems – in order to achieve the required demands for 5
the indoor climate.
Water systems – products that use water for achieving the
required indoor climate, such as chilled beams, chilled pan- 6
els, induction units, heating panels and regulation equip-
ment.
Acoustics – a complete range of silencers which provide 7
the basis for a quiet and pleasant ventilation system.
Ventilation Products 8
Some of our markets offer a network of branches, or One
Stop Shops, where we keep a wide assortment of our stan-
dard products on stock, as well as all the tools and acces- 9
sories needed for installation of ventilation equipment.
At Lindab branch shops we aim to offer our customers
everything they need, all collected at one place. 10
IT solutions
Lindab offers a large range of intelligent and rational tools 11
and services that make your day-to-day work easier. We
want to give you the opportunity to develop optimal, reliable
and economical ventilation solutions in the shortest possible
time.
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One part of our offer is a software package for the design,
calculation, quantification and planning of complete ventila- 13
tion and indoor climate systems.
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IT solutions
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What if we could help you shorten your design and installa- DIMcomfort
tion phase, minimizing the risks, and creating better
8 designs? Would that give you improved client satisfaction?
DIMcomfort is based on Lindab´s supply and exhaust air ter-
minal device range, and provides calculation and design of
We know that your time is expensive. We offer a large range diffusers based on the specified requirements.
of intelligent and rational tools that make your day-to-day
9 business work easier, and with us as your partner you can
DIMcomfort offers:
benefit from more than 40 years’ experience within ventila- • fast and easy product selection based on the specified
tion. In short, we want to give you the opportunity to requirements
10 develop optimal, reliable ventilation solutions in the shortest • dimensioning and positioning of the products
possible time.
• calculation support for noise and temperature
• simulation of flow patterns and velocity from diffusers
11 CADvent
• adjustments of air flows to optimise the comfort level
CADvent is an AutoCAD© application with a complete tool-
box for drafting, dimensioning, calculation, quantification • printing drafts of rooms and diffusers as well as
reports with data for chosen diffusers
12 and presentation of complete HVAC installations. Our crite-
ria for developing CADvent always start from the basic • integration with CADvent
needs of the draughtsman or engineer.
13 CADvent provides you with: DIMsilencer

Based on the specified requirements DIMsilencer provides
• quick and easy drafting, both in 2D and 3D
quick, professional noise calculation as well as simple prod-
• improved productivity through design visualisation uct selection combined with a high degree of user-friendli-
14 and instant collision feedback ness.
• correct product data which can be used in the whole
DIMsilencer offers:
project.
15 • embedded calculations for pressure, noise and • fast and easy product selection based on the specified
balancing, reports easily exportable to Excel and PDF. requirements
• visualisation/presentation tools that lets you present • room-module makes it possible to simulate sound cal-
16 the project in an attractive and more realistic manner culations adapted to the conditions in the room
towards your client • complete system calculation from unit to room
• production model creation, connected to our business • quick and easy drafting
17 system for pricing, delivery planning and suborder • verified, guaranteed properties – data is based on
scheduling measurement values according to a new standard
• CADvents production modul is based on real-life • printing of reports with data for chosen products
18 product information such as measures, connections
• integration with CADvent
an technical data, providing BIM information

TEKNOsim
TEKNOsim is our software for climate simulation. It is user- 1
friendly and provides you with clear, understandable results.
You can easily see the consequences of altering various
parameters, and you can rely on the software’s brand-
neutral results. 2
Easy to use
• all data entered can be selected by means of dialog 3
buttons
• the software contains a large variety of pre-defined,
completed designs for walls, windows, ceilings and 4
floors
• the results are presented in easily understood dia-
grams and tables 5
• all of Lindab’s water-borne climate control products
are included in the software
• includes a guide to help new users start their climate 6
simulations quickly and easily
Accurate and reliable
• TEKNOsim is based on many years’ experience of 7
data-based climate simulation
• the software takes into account every significant
parameter affecting indoor climate 8
• fast, accurate calculations that minimize the risk of
oversizing your climate control system
• verified by Chalmers Industriteknik, CIT, Sweden. 9
Brand neutrality Project Support
• allows the calculation of the heating and cooling effect With Lindab as your partner you can benefit from more than
of various climate control systems 40 years’ experience within ventilation. This means that you 10
can get support from the first draft, to the finished drawing
See the results
and all the way through quotation and order process.
• the results are presented as clear tables and diagrams
• Calculations
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• by changing various parameters, it is possible to study
• Pricing
building and installation dynamics
• Preproduction engineering
• the software can be used at all stages, beginning with 12
the early stages of planning • Order handling
• Product selection
• Conversion of rectangular to round duct systems 13
• 2D/3D CAD model conversion to CADvent
Additional information is available at

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www.lindabventilation.com or the site of your local Lindab
company. Or contact us by mail: itcenter@lindab.com
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Training and Support
Our software package is easy to learn, but our philosophy is
that all users should invest in our basic training program. 16
We offer training and support on all our software:
• basic introductory course 17
• support during installation and start-up
• advanced training courses
• seminars/courses held at your company 18

References
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lindab | general information and theory
General information and theory
Lindab 1
Safe 3
Silencers 4

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evacuation
Air valves 7
Roof hoods 8
Transfer 10
Rectangular 11
Flexible ducting 12
Isol 13
Access doors 14
Smart tools 15

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systems
Index 18
Dimensions
Designations and examples
1 These designations and dimensions of ducts and
fittings are adapted to CEN standards.
Lengths are given in mm. l
t
2 Angles are given in degrees.
Fittings with Ød1 – Ød4 fit inside ducts and fittings with Ød.
Ød
3 Duct and female dimension .............................................. Ød
Connector dimension............................. Ød1, Ød2, Ød3, Ød4
Sheet metal thickness ........................................................... t
4
Ød3 l
5 l
6
l3
Ød1
Ød
rm
cc
l
Ød2
li
8 Ød1 Ød4
l
9 Installation length ..................................................... l, l1, l2, l3

Ød3
Bend radius ........................................................................ rm
10 Insertion length......................................................................li
Eccentricity......................................................................... cc
Component length ............................................................... L
11 l3
Circumference..................................................................... O
Ød
Cross-sectional area .......................................................... Ac

12 Mass.................................................................................... m
Linear mass ........................................................................ ml
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Ød3
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l3
Ød
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Tolerances
The measures on this page are principally applicable to our
"old" range of products mainly manufactured of sheet metal.
The measures cannot unreflectingly be regarded as valid for 1
"any" product e.g. flexible ducts.
Bold face denotes standard dimensions. 2

Standard face denotes intermediate dimensions.
Ducts Fittings 3
l
4
Ød
li
According to EN1506 According to EN1506 Ød1
Ød Tolerance Ød1, d2, d3, d4 Tolerance li 6

nom range nom range nom
63 63,0 – 63,5 63 61,8 – 62,3 40
80 80,0 – 80,5 80 78,8 – 79,3 40 7
100 100,0 – 100,5 100 98,8 – 99,3 40
112 112,0 – 112,5 112 110,8 – 111,3 40
125 125,0 – 125,5 125 123,8 – 124,3 40
140 140,0 – 140,6 140 138,7 – 139,3 40 8
150 150,0 – 150,6 150 148,7 – 149,3 40
160 160,0 – 160,6 160 158,7 – 159,3 40
180 180,0 – 180,7 180 178,6 – 179,3 40 9
200 200,0 – 200,7 200 198,6 – 199,3 40
224 224,0 – 224,8 224 222,5 – 223,3 40
250 250,0 – 250,8 250 248,5 – 249,3 60
280 280,0 – 280,9 280 278,4 – 279,3 60
10
300 300,0 – 300,9 300 298,4 – 299,3 60
315 315,0 – 315,9 315 313,4 – 314,3 60
355 355,0 – 356,0 355 353,3 – 354,3 60 11
400 400,0 – 401,0 400 398,3 – 399,3 80
450 450,0 – 451,1 450 448,2 – 449,3 80
500 500,0 – 501,1 500 498,2 – 499,3 80 12
560 560,0 – 561,2 560 558,1 – 559,3 80
600 600,0 – 601,2 600 598,1 – 599,3 80
630 630,0 – 631,2 630 628,1 – 629,3 80
710 710,0 – 711,6 710 708,0 – 709,3 100 13
800 800,0 – 801,6 800 798,0 – 799,3 100
900 900,0 – 902,0 900 897,9 – 899,3 100
1000 1000,0 – 1002,0 1000 997,9 – 999,3 120 14
1120 1120,0 – 1122,5 1120 1117,8 – 1119,3 120
1250 1250,0 – 1252,5 1250 1247,8 – 1249,3 120
1400 1400,0 – 1402,8 1400 1397,3 – 1398,8 150
1500 1500,0 – 1502,9 1500 1496,9 – 1498,5 150 15
1600 1600,0 – 1603,1 1600 1596,5 – 1598,2 150
Length Angle Weight Sheet metal 16

l, l1, l3, etc Tolerance thickness
+0 α Tolerance ±10% As in sheet metal
0–15 -2 standard EN 10143:1993. 17
+0 ±2˚
16–100 -5
+0
101– -10 18
L ±5

Material
Sheet metal quality Material
1 Fittings and ducts from Lindab Ventilations standard pro- • The following material is used in the standard range:
gramme are manufactured from zink coated sheet metal.
• Ducts and hand made fittings are made with material to
This means that the base material shall be hot dipped zink
EN 10327 – D×51 D.
galvanized steel sheet metal with a yield point of approx. 200
2 N/mm², and that the galvanization shall be minimum as class • Pressed fittings are made with material to
Z 275. This surface treatment corresponds to the corrosivity EN 10327 – D×54 D.
category C2. Other material than galvanised can also be supplied, for
3 A surface treatment to class Z 275 means 275 g zink/m² dou- example
ble sided. Z 275 thus tells the total amount of zink on both • Stainless steel to EN 1.4404 or AISI 316 or
sides of a 1 m² sheet metal plate. The thickness can thus be EN 1.4301 or AISI 304. Complies with the requirements of
4 calculated as corrosivity category C5. Some fittings which are normally
zinc weight pressed have to be hand made and swaged together.
Zinc thickness = -------------------------------------------------------------------- =
number of sides · zinc density • Aluminium to ISO/DIS 209-1. Complies with the re-
5 quirements of corrosivity category C4 without surface
0, 275 6
= ------------------- ⋅ 10 = 19 μ m coating. Some fittings which are normally pressed have to
2 ⋅ 7140
be hand made and swaged together.
6 Sheet metal thicknesses • Plastic coated products
Other thicknesses of sheet metal can be supplied. You will Products are made, as standard, from hot dip galvanised
have to expect some changes to the product range, howev- steel sheet and then powder coated internally and externally
7 er. For example, an increase in thickness in the ducts of with a mixed powder consisting of epoxy and polyester (PE)
0,5 mm means that the internal diameter falls by 1,0 mm, to a thickness of 80 μm.
which means in turn that standard fittings do not fit, and will
Plastic coated products as above complies with the require-
8 have to be specially made for these ducts.
ments of corrosivity category C4.
Corrosivity categories Standard colours are white NCS S0502-Y 30 gloss units ac-
9 cording to Gardner 60° and brown NCS S7010-Y70R 45
gloss units.
Corrosivity Sheet metal material
category NOTE! For ducts of Ø<100, the maximum length is 1,5 m for
10 C2 Galvanized steel sheet metal Z 275 internal coating.
Aluminium sheet metal Products can optionally be coated on only the inside or out-
Plastic HB-polyester coated galva-
nised steel sheet metal side.
11 C4 Plastic epoxi+PE-painted galvanized Powder coating can be optionally obtained in thicknesses of
steel sheet metal
Aluzink sheet metal AZ 185 up to 200 μm.
C5 Stainless steel sheet metal Products painted with mix powder, epoxy plus polyester,
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can after some time of exposure to UV radiation receive
changes in colour. Hence storage in sunlight ought to be
avoided.
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• Aluzink with surface treatment to AZ 185 means 185 g
aluzink/m2 double sided, which complies with the
requirements of corrosivity category C4. The sheet metal
14 is treated with ALC (Anti-fingerprint Lubrication
Corrosion). Some fittings which are normally pressed have
to be fabricated and swaged together.
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Materials
Temperature limits for our materials
The shaded cells mark standard design.
1
The measures on this page are principally applicable
to our "old" range of products mainly manufactured of
sheet metal.
2
The measures cannot unreflectingly be regarded as
valid for "any" product e.g. flexible ducts.
3
Operation
Continual Intermittent
Product Material/type Temperature limit
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min max min max
°C °C °C °C
Galvanized steel sheet metal 2001 2502 5
Aluminium sheet metal 2003 300
Stainless steel sheet metal 500 700
Pressed and seam welded
PVC coated sheet steel metal 80 120 6
PE/EP coated products 150 200
Aluzink sheet metal 315
Swaged, spot welded and/or blind Acrylic mastic -40 70
7
interlocked joint Silicone mastic 150 200
Safe gasket and damper blade EPDM rubber -30 100 -50 120
seals Silicone rubber -70 150 -90 200
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Damper blade seal at Ø80 Silicone cell rubber -50 200
Foam rubber seal EPDM rubber -30 100 -50 120
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Foam plastic gasket Polyester -40 70
Measuring nozzle Plastic 70
Polyamide -30 150 -50 200 10
Damper shaft bearings
Brass 300
Electric -30 50
Damper actuator
Pneumatic -5 60 11
Duct filter Polyester 120
Etheylene vinyl acetate and
Drain hose -45 65
polyethylene 12
Glass wool 200
Insulation Rock wool 700
Rock wool, paper lined 80 13
Silencer Polyester 130 180
1 Discoloration occurs at about 200 °C in galvanized steel. This is mostly an appearance problem and does not mean impaire
corrosion protection in a normal environment.
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2 If the temperature rises to about 300 °C, the adhesion of the zinc is impaired, which means poorer corrosion protection.
3 Aluminium sheet will soften after a couple of years at 200 °C.
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The SI system
Units
1 The SI system (Système lnternational d'Unités) is used in this catalogue, in accordance with international practice. Units may
be given in the “technical system” in diagrams and tables, in parallel with the SI system.
2 Some basic units

For length metre m
For mass kilogramme kg
3 For time second s
For electric current ampere A
For temperature kelvin K
4
Some derived units
For frequency hertz Hz 1 Hz = 1/s
5 For force newton N 1N = 1 kg · m/s²
For pressure,
mechanical stress pascal Pa 1 Pa = 1 N/m2
6 For energy, work joule J 1J =1N·m
For power watt W 1W = 1 J/s
For electric potential,
7 electric tension volt V 1V = 1 W/A
Some additional units

8 For time minute min 1 min = 60 s
hour h 1h = 3 600 s = 60 min
For flat angles degree ° 1° = 1/360 of a circle
9 For volume litre l 1l = 1 000 cm³ = 1 dm³
Some multiple prefixes

10 Index Designation Des. Example
1012 tera T 1 terajoule 1 TJ
109 giga G 1 gigawatt 1 GW
11 106 mega M 1 megavolt 1 MV
103 kilo k 1 kilometre 1 km
12 102 hecto h 1 hectogramme 1 hg
101 deca da 1 decalumen 1 dalm
10-1 deci d 1 decimetre 1 dm
13 10-2 centi c 1 centimetre 1 cm
10-3 milli m 1 milligramme 1 mg
10-6 micro μ 1 micrometre 1 μm
14 10-9 nano n 1 nanohenry 1 nH
10-12 pico p 1 picofarad 1 pF
15
16
17
18

The SI system
Conversion factors
Tables for conversion to other dimensions are given for some of the units commonly used in the industry. 1
Pressure, p
Pa mm wc in wg
pascal mm Aq mm Hg " wg psi(g) 2
N/m2 mm H2O (at 20 °C) in wc ibf/in2 bar
1 0,102 0,007 53 0,004 02 0,000 145 0,000 010 0
9,79 1 0,073 7 0,039 4 0,001 42 0,000 097 9 3
133 13,6 1 0,534 0,019 3 0,001 33
249 25,4 1,87 1 0,036 1 0,002 49
6 895 704 51,9 27,7 1 0,068 9 4
100 000 10 215 753 402 14,5 1
Length, l
in ft yd m
5
inch foot yard metre mile
1 0,083 3 0,027 8 0,025 4 0,000 015 8
12,0 1 0,333 0,305 0,000 189 6
36,0 3,00 1 0,914 0,000 568
39,4 3,28 1,09 1 0,000 621
63 360 5 280 1 760 1 609 1 7
Area, A
in2 ft2 yd2 m2 ha 8
sq in sq ft sq yd sq metre ar hectare
1 0,006 94 0,000 772 0,000 645 0,000 006 45 0,000 000 064 5
144 1 0,111 0,092 9 0,000 929 0,000 009 29
1 296 9,00 1 0,836 0,008 36 0,000 083 6
9
1 550 10,8 1,20 1 0,010 0 0,000 100
155 000 1 076 120 100 1 0,010 0
15 500 031 107 639 11 960 10 000 100 1 10
Volume, V
in3 l US gal UK gal ft3 yd3 m3 11
cu in litre gallon gallon cu ft cu yd cubic metre
1 0,016 4 0,004 33 0,003 60 0,000 579 0,000 021 4 0,000 016 4
61,0 1 0,264 0,220 0,035 3 0,001 31 0,001 00 12
231 3,79 1 0,833 0,134 0,004 95 0,003 79
277 4,55 1,20 1 0,161 0,005 95 0,004 55
1 728 28,3 7,48 6,23 1 0,037 0 0,028 3
13
46 656 765 202 168 27,0 1 0,765
61 024 1 000 264 220 35,3 1,31 1
Velocity, v 14
ft/min km/h mile/h knot
fpm Bz ft/s mph kn m/s
1 0,018 3 0,016 7 0,011 4 0,009 87 0,005 08 15
54,7 1 0,911 0,621 0,540 0,278
60,0 1,10 1 0,682 0,592 0,305
88,0 1,61 1,47 1 0,869 0,447 16
101 1,85 1,69 1,15 1 0,514
197 3,60 3,28 2,24 1,94 1
17
18

The SI system
Conversion factors
1 Volume flow, qv
ft3/h ft3/min
cfh l/min m3/h cfm l/s m3/s
2 1 0,472 0,028 3 0,016 7 0,007 87 0,000 007 87
2,12 1 0,060 0 0,035 3 0,016 7 0,000 016 7
35,3 16,7 1 0,589 0,278 0,000 278
3 60,0 28,3 1,70 1 0,472 0,000 472
127 60,0 3,60 2,12 1 0,001 00
127 133 60 000 3 600 2 119 1 000 1
4
Mass, m
oz lb kg
ounce pound kilogramme
5 1 0,062 5 0,028 3
16,0 1 0,454
35,3 2,20 1
6
Mass flow, qm
lb/min kg/s
7 1 0,007 56
132 1
8 Density, ρ
kg/m3 lb/ft3 g/cm3 lb/in3
1 0,062 4 0,001 00 0,000 036 1
9 16,0 1 0,016 0 0,000 579
1 000 62,4 1 0,036 1
27 680 1 728 27,7 1
10
Force, F
N lbf kp
newton pound-force kilopond
11
1 0,225 0,102
4,45 1 0,454
9,81 2,20 1
12
Torque, M
lbf · in Nm lbf · ft kpm
13 1 0,113 0,083 3 0,011 5
8,85 1 0,738 0,102
12,0 1,36 1 0,138
14 86,8 9,81 7,23 1
Energy, work, E
15 J
joule Btu kcal
Nm, Ws British thermal unit kilocalorie kWh
1 0,000 948 0,000 239 0,000 000 278
16 1 055 1 0,252 0,000 293
4 187 3,97 1 0,001 16
3 600 000 3 412 860 1
17
18

The SI system
Conversion factors
Power, P 1
W hk hp
watt metric UK, US
Btu/h Nm/s, J/s kcal/h horsepower horsepower 2
1 0,293 0,252 0,000 398 0,000 393
3,41 1 0,860 0,001 36 0,001 34
3,97 1,16 1 0,001 58 0,001 56 3
2 510 735 632 1 0,986
2 544 746 641 1,01 1
Temperature difference, temperature change, ΔT for K; Δϑ for °C

4
K °F °C
kelvin degree Fahrenheit degree Celsius
1 1,80 1,00 5
0,556 1 0,556
1,00 1,80 1
6
Associated temperatures
K °F °C Physical state
0,00 -460 -273 Absolute zero 7
255 0,00 -17,8 Mixture of sal ammoniac and snow
273 32,0 0,00 Melting point of ice
293 68,0 20,0 Standard atmospheric temperature 8
311 100 37,8 Normal temperature of human body
373 212 100 Boiling point of water
Conversion between temperatures

9
°C = (°F - 32) × 5/9 °C = K - 273,15
°F = °C × 9/5 + 32 K = °C + 273,15
10
Greek letters 11
Greek letters are used in technical and scientific texts to denote physical units.
Minor variations in the shapes of the letters can be tolerated, on condition that this does not cause any risk of confusion.
12
Name Lower case Upper case Name Lower case Upper case
alfa α Α ny ν Ν 13
beta β Β ksi ξ Ξ
gamma γ Γ omikron ο Ο
delta δ Δ pi π Π 14
epsilon ε Ε ro ρ Ρ
zeta ζ Ζ sigma σ Σ
eta η Η tau τ Τ
15
teta ϑ Θ ypsilon υ Υ
jota ι Ι fi ϕ Φ 16
kappa κ Κ ki χ Χ
lambda λ Λ psi ψ Ψ
my μ Μ omega ω Ω 17
18

Pressure
Total pressure =
1 dynamic pressure + static pressure
The static pressure in the atmosphere varies with the
weather - high pressure or low pressure - and with the height
above sea level. The standard pressure, atmospheric pres-
2 sure at sea level is:
101,3 kPa = 1,013 bar = 1013 mbar
(= 1 atm = 760 mm Hg)
3
10
11
At one particular point, such as in a ventilation duct, the stat-
ic pressure comes from all sides.
12
In a ventilation system, the static pressure is related to the
ambient atmospheric pressure outside the duct system; the
static pressure can thus be positive - higher than ambient at-
13 mospheric, or negative - lower than ambient atmospheric
pressure.
14
15
16
17
18

Pressure
Pressure drop
If you produce a static pressure difference in an open duct 1
system, you can get the air to flow from a point of higher
pressure to a point of lower pressure - from the atmosphere
via the inlet grating to the suction side of the fan, and from
the supply side of the fan via the supply terminals back to the 2
atmosphere. The pressure difference is converted into kinet-
ic energy.
3
Dynamic pressure is a measure of the kinetic energy of the 6

moving air. The connection between pressure and energy is
easy to see if you use SI system units Pressure drop and flow losses
Pa = N/m2 = Nm/m3 = J/m3 i.e. energy (in J) per unit volume In a ventilation system, you want to get air moving! Clean air 7
(in m3) of the flowing air. is to be supplied to the occupancy zone and polluted air
The dynamic pressure depends on must leave the room, process or machine. Energy is needed
to move the air, which is added via the fan, which gets the air 8
2 moving.
v
p d = ρ ⋅ ----- with the units
2 In order to flow through a duct system, air has to overcome
2
two types of flow resistances or pressure drops: 9
kg m 2
------- ⋅ ⎛ -----⎞ = ------- ⋅ ------- = ------------ ⋅ ------- = N ⋅ ------- = ------- = Pa
kg m kgm m 1 N
3 ⎝ s⎠ 3 2 2 3 2 2
• friction loss between the flowing air and the duct walls.
m m s s m m m
• single loss when the air changes direction or speed.
Flow in a duct system is normally not free of loss. Friction 10
losses occur and the air is forced to change direction. It re- Friction loss (also known as the R value) is expressed in the
quires pressure (i.e. energy) to manage both dynamic and 2
λ v
static pressure - the sum of these two is referred to as total unit Pa/m Δp f = ------ ⋅ ρ -----
pressure.
dh 2 11
where
pt = ps + pd
Δpf = friction loss per metre (Pa/m) 12
λ = friction factor related to duct material and surface rough-
ness
dh = hydraulic diameter of the duct, the diameter of a circular
13
duct which gives the same friction pressure drop at the same
flow velocity as a rectangular duct
14
2⋅a⋅b
d h = -------------------
a+b
Since ps will be negative in relation to atmospheric pressure where a and b are duct sides 15
For a circular duct, dh = d
(on the suction side of the fan), this means that pt will also be
negative if the total of ps and pd is negative. ρ = air density (kg/m3)
16
v = average velocity of the air (m/s)
17
18

Pressure
Pressure drop calculation
1 Fan pressure capacity required
No Flow Component Dimension Length Pressure Pressure
Let us do a pressure drop calculation for a simple duct sys- l/s Denom. Ø mm m drop drop
tem! Pa/m Pa
2 • Number the fittings, in the direction of air 13

1 400 RCU 315-250 - - 8,2
flow. 2 " SR 250 2,0 3,3 6,6
• Then put the dimension and data of 12 3 " BU 90° 250 - - 11,0
3 each component in a table as in the 4 " SR 250 1,6 3,3 5,3
example. 11
5 SLCU 100 250/1200 1,2 5,0 6,0
"
• Read the pressure drop from the graph 250-200 - - 22,0
4 for each component. You can follow this
6 " RCFU
7 " SR 200 1,5 8,0 12,0
example from the reduced scale graphs
below. 8 " BU 90° 200 - - 24,0
5 10
9 " SR 200 1,2 8,0 9,6
10 " RCU 250-200 - - 15,0

9
11 " SR 250 3,5 3,3 11,6
6 12 RCFU 400-250 - - 16,0
"
13 " HF 400 - - 14,0
7 Total pressure drop (sum of rows 1 – 13) = 161,3

3 4 5 6 7 8
Add up the pressure drops on the far right of the table.

8 2 Then select a suitable fan which gives the required flow
q = 400 l/s and a total pressure rise of pt = 161 Pa.
1
9
10
11 1 6 2 4 7 9 11 3 8 5
v
RCU, RCFU SR BU 90° SLCU 100
12 [Pa]
[Pa/m]
63 80 100 125 160 200 250
Ød1 [mm]
[Pa/m]
200
80
100 100
315 –200
100 15
0
0
10
100
5
20
63
–25
0
5
–12
12
25 0
–10
50
80
–80
10
63
–16
15
0
0
5 0
20
50 50
10
16
ød 50
5
160
80–
125
Ød
0
100
12
250
[mm
25
20
/s]
0
200
1 Ød 10 Ød
16
9 ]
v [m
5
2 [mm 1 [m
31
–31
m]
0
/s
8 ]
24,0
–40
/s]
31
40
v [m
22,0
–50
13
7
400
40
50
8,0105 55
v [m
10
0
500
63
5
50
0
630
6
0
44
80
4
00
63
5,0
0
50
10
5
3,3
80
3 3
12
10 11,0 10
Δ pt
4 2
8,2 1 2
Δ pt [Pa]
3
Δpt
0.5 5
Δ pt
5 1
2 0.5
0.1
14 1
10 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
0.05
0.02
5 10 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 50000 [l/s]
1
10 50 100
400500 1000 3000 [l/s]
0.1
10 50 100
400
500 1 000 5 000 10 000 [l/s]
400 400 [m3/h]
50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h] 10 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 50000100000 [m3/h] 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h] 50 100 500 1 000 5 000 10 000
q q q q
15 10 12 13
v v
RCU RCFU HF
Ød [mm]
v
250
[Pa]
40
Ød
16
[Pa]
–63
LWA [dB]
50
63
–80
1 Ød
0
100
–10
[mm
100
100 2 1000
63
4000
5
90
125
–80
0
–20
]
315 0
0
–31
5
–40
Ød
80–
–16
160
15
–12
–10
0
–20
Ød
100
1
15
500
80
630
[mm
250
2
200
80
125
50 ] 50 500
5
0
–12
–16
0
250
/s]
0
10
–25
–50
/s]
–40
160
v [m
00
10
200
–31
9
v [m
315
630
10
500
9 8 70
400
8 7
15,0 7 16,0 6
50
6
Δ pt [Pa]
17
10 60
12
10
Δ pt
5 100
Δ pt
5
4
5 5 50 50
3
40
14
1 1 10
18 10
50 100
50 100
500 1000
400
500 1000
5000 10000
5000 10000 [l/s]
[m3/h]
10
50 100
50 100
500 1000
500
400 1000
5000 10000
5000 10000 [l/s]
[m3/h]
30 50 100
500
400
1000
500
q
1000
5000 10000
5000 10000 [l/s]
[m3/h]
q q

Pressure
Prerequisites Designations used
In order to correctly dimension a duct system you need infor- l = length m (mm) 1
mation about the total pressure drops of the fittings. a = long side m (mm)
The total pressure drop Δ pt (Pa) between two sections, 1 b = short side m (mm)
and 2, in a duct system is defined by r = radius m (mm) 2
pt = pt1 - pt2 = (ps1+pd1) - (ps2+pd2) d = diameter m (mm)
dh = hydraulic diameter m (mm)
Ac = cross sectional area m2 3
pA = atmospheric pressure mbar
Ac1 Ac2
ps = static pressure Pa
v1 v2 4
pd = dynamic pressure Pa
ps1 ps2 pt = total pressure Pa
Δp = pressure drop Pa 5
Δ pt = total pressure drop Pa
Section 1 Section 2
ϑ = temperature °C
v = air velocity (average) m/s 6
2
ρ⋅v q q = air flow m3/s
where p d = ------------- and v = ------
2 Ac ρ = density kg/m3
7
It is assumed in pressure drop calculation of ventilation ducts α = angle °
that: ϕ = relative humidity %
• incompressible flow, i.e. air density does not change λ = friction number 8
• isothermal relationship, i.e. no exchange of heat between R = coefficient of friction Pa/m
the duct and its surroundings occurs ζ = resistance number
• no changes in potential energy, i.e. height differences ν = kinematic viscosity m2/s 9
between the various sections of the duct system are The total pressure drops for the most common fittings are
neglected shown in graphs, as a function of air flow (or velocity in some
cases). 10
The basic data for the graphs comes from measurements
and calculations done at our laboratories. Some graphs are
taken from litterature. 11
The graphs apply to air under standard conditions.
ν = 15,1 · 10-6 m2/s
12
ϑ = 20 °C
ρ = 1,2 kg/m3
ϕ = 65 % 13
pA = 1013,2 mbar
For air of other density (ρother) the flow (qother_density) is
obtained from the formula 14
1,2 -
qother_density = q graph ⋅ --------------
ρ other 15
16
17
18

Sound
Ventilation does not have to be noisy!
1 If you use your common sense, and construct your air treat- This description only aims at providing information about a
ment system with consideration and good components, you few simple rules and hints, which together with common
can often avoid problems and complaints. sence can be enough for simple installations.
2 Fans make noise, this is something you can not do a lot You must have some basic knowledge about how and where
about. But you can prevent the noise from getting into the ar- noise is generated, transmitted and attenuated in the system,
eas connected to the fan system - you can absorb and damp to be table to choose the correct principle and correct com-
3 the noise on the way. ponents. To take a simple analogy: noise transmission con-
sists of waves in a medium, i.e. air, which we can not see.
This description does not claim to teach you how to calculate
This is very similar to the way waves spread on water.
and attenuate noise in a ventilation system - there are books
4 available on this. Let us examine the analogy, to make the comparison clearer:
5
Source Distribution
Waves on water Waves on water
6 We throw a stone onto completely calm water. Waves on water spread out in increasing concentric circles
from the centre, where the stone hit the water.
10
11
Waves in air Waves in air
12 We fire a starter´s gun. Sound waves spread out in the air, in all directions, in an in-
creasing ball from the centre, i.e. the gun.
13
14
15
16
17
18

Sound
Energy transport If waves in water encounter the side of a boat or jetty, they
Waves on water will be reflected at the same angle as they met the obstruc-
tion. 1
Kinetic energy is transmitted from molecule to molecule in
the water. They bounce against each other. Molecules move Waves in air
back and forwards. Energy spreads from the source.
If waves in air encounter a wall, they will be reflected at the 2
Waves in air same angle as they met the obstruction.
Kinetic energy is transmitted from molecule to molecule in
the air. They bounce against each other, and move back and 3
forwards. Energy spreads from the source.
6
In the same way as when you bounce a ball on the wall.
Distance
Waves on water 7
When waves depart from the centre, where the stone hit, the
Energy loss
wave height becomes lower and lower, until they are invisi-
ble. The water is calm again.
Waves on water 8
The reflected wave height is lower than the incident wave.
Waves in air
Some of the kinetic energy is absorbed in the collision with
When sound waves depart from the source, the starter´s gun, the jetty side (and is converted into heat). 9
wave movement drops off and the sound becomes weaker
Waves in air
and weaker until it can no longer be heard.
The reflected wave movement is lower than the incident wave.
Some of the kinetic energy is absorbed in the collision with the
10
wall (and is converted into heat)
11
Intensity
12
Waves on water
The energy which started the wave propagation, or the pow-
er needed to keep it going, is distributed across an increas-
13
ing area as the distance, the radius, increases.
Waves in air
14
The energy which started the wave propagation, or the power
needed to keep it going, is distributed across an increasing The ball moves more slowly when it bounces back than when
volume as the distance, the radius, increases. it hits the wall. 15
16
17
18
Obstruction in the way
Waves on water
Sound
Sound can be absorbed
When sound waves meet a soft, porous wall (mineral wool
1 etc.), the vibrating molecules penetrate the surface layer, and α-value
are then braked by friction against the material fibres.
1,0
The part of the energy which is thus absorbed is converted
2 to heat in the material, and the rest is reflected back into the Mineral w
ool 100 m
room. This type of damping, where the sound is braked by m
the soft surface layer, is referred to as porous absorption. m
m
3 5m
m
The sound absorption ability of different materials varies. ol2
0
wo
l5
This property is expressed as the sound absorption factor α ral
oo
ne
Mi
w
of the material.
al
er
4 0,5
in
M
r or
te ﬂo
on c oncre
5 carpet
Soft
i=a+r a Wind
ow g
lass
6 a
α=— Concrete
i 0
i 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 Hz
7
Sound, in a ventilation system, moves just as easily with or
If nothing is absorbed, everything is reflected, then a = 0 against the direction of flow.
which makes α = 0:
8 Sound which moves through a duct system will be damped
0 in several ways. Let us start off with bare metal duct walls.
i = 0 + r α = --- = 0
i
Metal walls also absorb - but not much
9 If nothing is reflected, everything is absorbed, then r = 0 When the metal duct walls are hit by the sound wave, they
which makes α = 1: will start to vibrate at the same frequency as the sound.
a The movements are normally very small, and hardly visible to
10 i = a + 0 α = --- = 1
a the naked eye (it is often easier to feel the vibration, with your
fingertips on the sheet metal).
An open window can be said to have α = 1, all sound from
the room which arrives at the window disappears out! What happens is the same as when a window vibrates when
11 a heavy truck passes by on the street.
In hard materials, such as concrete or marble surfaces, virtu-
ally no sound energy is absorbed, everything is reflected and The duct panels and the window will then function as
the α value is near to zero. In rooms with hard surfaces, the membrane dampers - boards which are made to vibrate by
12 sound bounces for a long time before it dies out. The room the incident sound energy. But this movement is not without
has a long reverberation time and we get a strong, unpleas- friction, since it is braked by both the bending strength of the
ant echo. The sound level caused by normal sound sources sheet, and (mostly) by the connection around the edges of
13 becomes high. the sheet. As previously, with the porous damper, some of
the energy is converted into heat - the sound which remains
In soft materials, such as thick mineral wool boards, the op- has become weaker and has been damped.
posite happens. The α value is close to 1. Sometimes, exces-
14 sively damped, soft rooms are unsuitable “You can’t hear Given the same free duct area, a circular, spiral seamed duct
what you say”. Avoid extremes - the reverberation time in a is stiffer than a rectangular one and will thus provide less
room should be chosen to suit the activities there. damping.
15 As shown in the illustration on the next page, damping in un-
lined ducts is relatively modest. For this reason, it is normally
ignored when the noise in the installation is calculated, it is
instead used as the margin of safety.
16
Attenuation in straight sheet metal ducts (1 mm sheet metal
thickness)
17
18

Sound
Attenuation in straight sheet etal ducts Where should you put the absorption material in the
(1 mm sheet metal thickness) ducts?
Attenuation The answer is obvious - where the material comes into con- 1
dB per m
tact with the greatest number of sound waves. Noise which
travels along a long, unlined, straight duct will be directed by
0,6 reflection against the duct walls. Absorption material here is 2
0,5 of less use than if it is put in a bend, a suction or pressure ple-
num chamber or in a straight duct just after a fan, or any-
0,4 where where we have “turbulent sound flow”. The more
A times sound bounces against the soft sides, the more useful
3
0,3 e
D B the material becomes.
C
0,2 f
0,1 g 4
h
0
63 125 250 500 > 1k
Middle frequency octave band Hz
5
Duct dimensions
75–200
Rectangular sheet metal ducts
200–400 400–800 800–1000
6
A B C D
Circular sheet metal ducts

Ø75–200 200–400 400–800 800–1600 7
e f g h
Absorption is more effective

8
The damping becomes more effective if we put absorbent Why the curved silencer BSLCU is so effective!
material into the duct system. The way that sound is damped
was described above, part of the sound energy is absorbed 9
by the absorption material which is hit by the sound.
If the sound waves bounce enough times against porous sur-
faces, the remaining sound energy, the kinetic energy which 10
makes your eardrums vibrate, will be so low that it does not
cause annoyance!
11
Straight silencers concentrate the absorption material 12

There is a complement to the description of sound waves
above. When the sound waves travel along a porous surface,
they will be deflected towards the duct walls. This deflection
is called, “diffraction”. 13
This, and the way that sound propagation is disturbed by tur-
bulence, gives that straight silencers can have high attenua-
tion. 14
15
16
17
18

Sound
As we can see from the values for SLCU 50 and SLCU 100,
damping varies with a few simple rules:
1
2
To attenuate low frequencies (< 500 Hz) SLCU 50 SLCU 100
thicker absorption material is needed. – Ød1 l Attenuation in dB for centre frequency Hz Ød1 l Attenuation in dB for centre frequency Hz
3 SLCU 100 is more efficient than nom mm

80 300
63 125 250 500 1k
5 5 8 15 28
2k
29
4k
23
8k
16
nom mm
80 300
63 125 250 500 1k
10 8 10 16 21
2k
27
4k
24
8k
16
SLCU 50. 80 600 5 7 12 26 41 50 48 24 80 600 12 13 19 27 37 50 46 24
80 900 5 9 17 37 50 50 50 32 80 900 14 18 28 38 50 50 50 33
80 1200 6 11 21 49 50 50 50 40 80 1200 16 23 37 49 50 50 50 42
100 300 2 2 6 14 21 25 20 11 100 300 5 4 11 14 18 24 20 11
4
5 To attenuate high frequencies (> 500 SLCU 50 SLCU 100

Hz), thinner absorption material is suffi- Ød1 l Attenuation in dB for centre frequency Hz Ød1 l Attenuation in dB for centre frequency Hz
cient. – SLCU 50 is just as effective as nom mm
80 300
63 125 250 500 1k
5 5 8 15 28
2k
29
4k
23
8k
16
nom mm
80 300
63 125 250 500 1k
10 8 10 16 21
2k
27
4k
24
8k
16
6 SLCU 100. 80 600 5 7 12 26 41 50 48 24 80 600 12 13 19 27 37 50 46 24

80 900 5 9 17 37 50 50 50 32 80 900 14 18 28 38 50 50 50 33
80 1200 6 11 21 49 50 50 50 40 80 1200 16 23 37 49 50 50 50 42
100 300 2 2 6 14 21 25 20 11 100 300 5 4 11 14 18 24 20 11
7 The longer way the sound has to pass SLCU 50 NOTE!

over the absorption surface the higher Ød1 l Attenuation in dB for centre frequency Hz The attenuation is not directly propor-
the attenuation. Long silencers have nom mm 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
tional to the length. The reason for this
8 higher attenuation than short ones. –
80
80
300
600
5
5
5
7 12
8 15
26
28
41
29
50
23
48
16
24
is that you get an extra attenuation at
80 900 5 9 17 37 50 50 50 32
SLCU with l = 600 attenuates more than 80 1200 6 11 21 49 50 50 50 40 cross section area changes, and all si-
SLCU with l = 300. 100 300 2 2 6 14 21 25 20 11
lencers have two of them irrespective
9 of their length.
The shorter distance between the ab- SLCU 50

sorbing surfaces the higher the attenua-
10 tion. Silencers with small diameter
Ød1
nom mm
l Attenuation in dB for centre frequency Hz
63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
80 300 5 5 8 15 28 29 23 16
attenuates more than big ones. – SLCU 80 600 5 7 12 26 41 50 48 24
80 900 5 9 17 37 50 50 50 32
Ø 80 attenuates more than SLCU Ø 80 1200 6 11 21 49 50 50 50 40
11 250. 100 300 2 2 6 14 21 25 20 11
250 600 3 2 7 13 17 16 8 6
250 900 3 4 8 20 26 23 10 8
250 1200 4 5 9 26 35 30 12 10
315 600 0 2 6 11 14 9 4 5
12
For the same reason, an extra baffle SLCU 100 SLCBU 100
gives higher attenuation than a silencer Ød1 l Attenuation in dB for centre frequency Hz Ød1 l Attenuation in dB for centre frequency Hz
13 of the same diameter, but without a baf- nom mm

80 300
63 125 250 500 1k
10 8 10 16 21
2k
27
4k
24
8k
16
nom mm 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
fle. – SLCBU 100 attenuates more than 80 600 12 13 19 27 37 50 46 24

80 900 14 18 28 38 50 50 50 33
SLCU 100. 80 1200 16 23 37 49 50 50 50 42
100 300 5 4 11 14 18 24 20 11
14 250 900 7 7 15 18 25 23 10 9
250 1200 7 9 20 25 34 30 13 11
315 600 1 4 7 9 12 10 5 6 315 600 4 6 10 16 22 28 27 18
315 900 2 6 12 14 19 15 7 8 315 900 5 7 16 23 30 38 32 22
315 1200 2 8 16 18 26 21 9 10 315 1200 7 9 23 30 38 47 37 25
15 400 600 1 5 5 5 7 4 4 4 400 600 4 5 7 9 13 16 15 13
16
17
18

Sound
Noise frequency influences the choice of silencer
As we see in the tables above, the damping ability varies with
the frequency of sound. Before we look at the choice of si-
A young person with normal hearing can hear sounds at fre- 1
quencies from 20-20 000 Hz, i.e. (in air) at wavelengths rang-
lencers, it could be a good idea to describe the concept of
ing from 17 m (at 20 Hz) to app. 17 mm (at 20 kHz).
frequency in greater detail.
A sound source influences the surrounding air, and makes it 2
vibrate. The character of the sound depends on the varia-
tions in pressure which occur in the air.
Let us assume that the sound source is a vibrating plate - the 3
changes in pressure, or the sound will then have the same
frequency as the vibrations in the plate. The strength of the
sound will depend on the amount that the plate vibrates, i.e. 4
the amplitude of the movement. Let us start off with that:
If there is only one note, of a single frequency, the pressure Infra Ultra
will vary sinusoidally, so a pure note is referred to as a sine sound
Audible sound
sound
20 000 Hz
5
wave. 20 Hz
We perceive changes in sound frequency on a logarithmic

scale, i.e. it is the relative frequency and not the difference in 6
Hz which determines how a change in note is perceived. A
doubling of frequency is perceived as being the same, irre-
spective of whether it is a change from 100 to 200 Hz, 1000
to 2000 Hz or 10 to 20 kHz.
7
10
Infra Audible sound Ultra
The characteristics of sound propagation are: sound sound
Logarithmic scale
• frequency (f), 11
500 1000 2000 5000 10000 20000 Hz
which is measured in hertz, Hz, (s-1), (and specifies the 20 50 100 200
number of times a second that a new sound wave arrives).

• wave length (λ, “lambda”), The logarithmic scale is usually sub-divided into octaves. i.e. 12
which is measured in metres, m, (and specifies the in scales where the top note is twice the frequency of the bot-
distance between two similar points on the curve). tom note. This has been customary in music for a long time.
and 13
• speed of sound (c)
which is measured in m/s, (and specifies the speed of
movement of the sound wave). 14
These three variables have the following relationship:
c=f·λ 15
The speed of sound in air is also a function of pressure and
temperature.
Infra Audible sound Ultra
At normal air pressure and + 20 °C is c ≈ 340 m/s. sound sound 16
Logarithmic scale
20 50 100 200 500 1000 2000 5000 10000 20000 Hz
17
18

Sound
And in engineering. specified, is given instead. This means that you generally ex-
press the level in dB (above X0).
1
Our perception of sound
We react differently to two sounds which have the same
2 sound pressure level and different frequencies.
4 Infra Audible sound Ultra

sound sound
Logarithmic scale
500 1000 2000 5000 10000 20000 Hz
5 20 50 100 200
Curves which describe how people normally perceive

6 sounds of varying strength and frequency have been con-
Border frequency for octave band structed through experiments on large numbers of volun-
22600
11300
teers. These so-called hearing level curves are designated

1408
2820
5640
176
352
704
22
44
88
7 by the sound pressure level for each curve at a frequency of

16 31,5 63 125 250 500 Hz 1 2 4 8 16 kHz 1 kHz. The unit used for the curves is the phon.
Geometrical middle frequency for octave band
Hearing level curves
8 Sound pressure level dB (over 20 mPa)
Hearing level (phon)
140 140
The concept of decibel 130
130 130
The stronger the sound is, the harder the particles of air will
9 bump into each other. 120 120
120
110
110 110
100
100 100
10 90 90
90
80
80 80
70
70 70
11 60 60
50
60
50 50
40
40 40
30
12 30
20
30
20 20
10
10 10
Hearing threshold
0 0
13 Sound pressure changes in the audible area can vary within
very wide limits. Some sounds are so weak that we can not 20 50 100 200 500 1000 2000 5000 10000
hear them. The so-called audible limit varies with frequency 15000
Frequence (Hz)
and is 20 μPa at about 1000 Hz .
14 Example:
Other sounds are so loud that we risk hearing damage. The
pain limit, the sound pressure which causes pain in your The sound pressure level 70 dB at 50 Hz is normally per-
ears also varies with frequency, but is about 20 Pa at ceived as being as loud as 50 dB at 1000 Hz.
15 1000 Hz. This means that it is a million times louder than the
weakest sound we can perceive.
We also perceive changes in sound pressure on a logarith-
16 mic scale. A sound level concept using the decibel (dB) as
the unit, has been created to express comparable values.
The dB unit, which is used in many different applications, is
17 generally defined as: 10 · log (X/X0), where X is the unit meas-
ured, i.e. the sound pressure, and X0 is a reference level ex-
pressed in the same units. The relationship of X/X0 is thus
18 dimensionless. The reference level from which the dB unit is

Sound
Sound levels Choosing silencers
The fan is the primary sound source in a ventilation system, 1
but intrusive noise can also be caused by an unsuitable
choice of duct components and terminal units:
Lw = 40 + 10 · log q + 20 · log pt dB (above 1 pW) 2
q = air flow (in m3/s) through the fan
pt = total pressure rise (in Pa) in the fan
3
40 = “specific noise power level” which considers the effi-
ciency of the fan at its point of operation, and the SI units for
Several methods are used to compare the disturbance
caused by two different sounds, and where the perception of
q and pt. 4
the ear to noise has been modelled. The noise generated in the fan must be attenuated in the duct
system, at some point before the room terminal unit. Some
of the attenuation is “natural”, examples are given above. 5
This attenuation is often not enough, and additional silencers
can be put in the duct system - in the main channel near the
fan to damp the fan noise to all the duct branches or in the
branch ducts only to damp particularly sensitive rooms.
6
Low air speeds should be selected in the ducts, to avoid dis-
turbing noise in the rooms.
7
• At a given air speed, a doubling of that speed corresponds
to a 12 dB increase in noise levels.
Low air speeds also cut operating costs. 8
• At a given air speed, the fan power required increases as
the square of the air speed.
In this example, calculation has shows that the existing at-
9
tenuation in the duct system is not enough. The table shows
that more attenuation is needed. What to choose?
The simplest way is to compare their “weighted” sound lev- 10
els. The incoming sound is filtered in an electronic filter to re- Example
duce the components, mostly the low-frequency
components, where the ear is not so sensitive, and amplify Duct Ø315 11
the components between 1 and 4 kHz, where we are most
sensitive.
Sound meters usually have three electronic filters, A-, B- and 12
C-filter. The A-filter is mostly used these days, where the re-
sult, the “weighted” sound level, is expressed in dB (A).
Attenuation dB (above 20 mPa)

13
63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
Before X X X X X X X X dB
0
C
A After X X X X X X X X dB 14
-10
B C Difference 1 4 8 13 20 16 7 7 dB
-20 B
-30 Lindab has a large range of silencers with varying character-
15
-40
A istics and dimensions. Let us see what might fit!
-50 16
-60
2 5 102 2 5 103 2 5 104 2 Hz
31 63 125 250 500 1 2 4 8 16 kHz
17
18

Sound
SLCU 50 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
1 600 0 2 6 11 14 9 4 5
900 1 3 7 16 22 12 6 7
1200 1 3 8 22 30 16 7 9 ←
2
This is the narrowest silencer, so the longest one, 1200 mm,
should be selected to meet the requirements. The deviation
3 in the 125 Hz band, 1 dB, is small and will not be noticeable.
This is one of the possible alternatives!
4 SLCU 100 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k

600 1 4 7 9 12 10 5 6
900 2 6 12 14 19 15 7 8 ←
5
1200 2 8 16 18 26 21 9 10
This silencer has a thicker layer of absorbing material

6 (100 mm instead of 50 mm) and thus has better low frequen-
cy damping, but also has a larger external diameter than
SLCU 50. To meet the requirements, you should choose the
7 longer one, 900 mm. The deviations in the 500 and 1k Hz
bands, 1 dB, are small and will not be noticeable. This is an
other of the possible alternatives.
8
SLCBU 100 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
600 4 6 10 16 22 28 27 18 ←
9 900 5 7 16 23 30 38 32 22
1200 7 9 23 30 38 47 37 25
10 This silencer has the same thickness of absorbing material as

SLCU 100 (100 mm) but also has a 100 mm thick baffle
which increases damping (but also the pressure drop across
11 the silencer). You only have to choose the shortest one,
600 mm, to meet the requirements by a wide margin. The si-
lencer manages all the octave bands by a wide margin. This
is still another possible alternative.
12
The final choice of alternatives is determined by other con-
siderations:
13 • SLCU 50 1200
if there is space lengthways, (but perhaps tight at the
sides).
14 • SLCU 100 900
shorter, but needs more room at the sides.
• SLCBU 100 600
15 If the lengthways space is limited and if the slight increase
in total pressure drop is not important - e.g. in a branch
duct where part of the available pressure has to be
restricted anyway when the air flows are adjusted.
16
Decide how safe the values in the sound calculation are, and
choose a silencer with the corresponding margin of safety. It
is always more expensive and more difficult to add damping
17 afterwards, if it was not installed from the beginning. If the
users ever become dissatisfied with the noise, it is difficult to
get them to change their views!
18 You can find the products under Silencers.

air duct systems | safe
Safe
Lindab 1
Safe 3
Silencers 4

evacuation 6
Air valves 7
Roof hoods 8
Transfer 10
Rectangular 11
Flexible ducting 12
Isol 13
Access doors 14
Smart tools 15
systems 16
Index 18
ai r duct systems | safe
Content – Safe
Circular duct X-pieces
SR............................................................. 51 XCU ........................................................ 127
1 SRL........................................................... 54 XU ........................................................... 131
XVU45° ................................................... 135
2
Bends Y-pieces
BU 90°...................................................... 55 YVU45° ................................................... 138
3 BU 60°...................................................... 56
BU 45°...................................................... 57
BU 30°...................................................... 58
BU 15°...................................................... 59
4
BFU 90°.................................................... 60
BFU 60°.................................................... 61 T-pieces
TSTCU .................................................... 140
5 BFU 45°.................................................... 62
BFU 30°.................................................... 63 TSTU....................................................... 144
BFU 15°.................................................... 64
6 BKU90° .................................................... 65
BKFU 90° ................................................. 66
BKMU 90° ................................................ 71 Take-offs
BKFMU 90° .............................................. 72 ILRU........................................................ 149
7 ILU .......................................................... 150
ILF........................................................... 151
BSU 90° ................................................... 67 ILRNU ..................................................... 152
BSU 45° ................................................... 68 ESNU ...................................................... 153
8 BSFU 90° ................................................. 69 EPNF....................................................... 154
BSFU 45° ................................................. 70 ILKNU 50 ................................................ 155
ILKNU 100 .............................................. 156
ILKNF 50................................................. 157
9 BKCU 90° BFKCU 90° ............................. 73
ILKNF 100............................................... 158
ILVU45°................................................... 159
BBKCU90°, BFBKCU90° ......................... 74 AVU......................................................... 160
10 Couplings
NPU ........................................................ 161
NPEU ...................................................... 162
BU GJUT ................................................. 75 SNPU ...................................................... 164
11 BSIU GJUT.............................................. 76
12 Female
couplings MF........................................................... 163
Reducers SMFU...................................................... 166
RCU.......................................................... 77
13 RCFU........................................................ 79
RU ............................................................ 82
RFU .......................................................... 84
RFLU ........................................................ 86
RCLU........................................................ 89
14 RCFLU...................................................... 93 End caps
RLU .......................................................... 96 EPF ......................................................... 168
ESU......................................................... 169
Saddle
15 PSU .......................................................... 99
PSVU45° ................................................ 102
16 Access doors See chapter Access doors

EPFH....................................................... 604
ESHU ...................................................... 605
T-pieces KCU ........................................................ 608
17 TCPU...................................................... 106 KCIVU ..................................................... 609
TCSIU GJUT.......................................... 111 KCRU...................................................... 606
TCPU GJUT .......................................... 112
TCPU GIPS ........................................... 113
18 TCPU KORT .......................................... 114
TCU ........................................................ 115
TU........................................................... 119
TVU45° ................................................... 124
Bends
Overview bends – ordinary
Short radius Normal radius Long radius 1
rm ≈ 0,6 • d1 rm ≈ 1 • d1 rm ≈ 1,5 • d1
Pressed and Segmented and Pressed and Segmented and Pressed and Segmented and
Ød1 seam welded lockseamed seam welded lockseamed seam welded lockseamed
2
63
80 BU 90°
100 BU 60° 3
BKU 90°
125 BU 45°
160 BU 30° BSU 90°
BU 15°
200 BSU 45° 4
250
315
BKFU 90°
400 BFU 90° 5
BFU 60°
500 BSFU 90°
BFU 45°
630 BSFU 45°
BFU 30°
800 BFU 15° 6
1000
1250
7
10
Overview bends – others

11
Short radius Normal radius
rm ≈ 0,6 • d1 rm ≈ 1 • d1
Segmented Segmented Segmented Segmented
Pressed and
and
Pressed and
and and and
Pressed and Pressed and 12
seam welded seam welded seam welded seam welded
Ød1 lockseamed lockseamed lockseamed lockseamed
63
80 13
100
BKMU 90° BU GJUT
125 BSIU GJUT
160 BKCU 90°
BBKCU 90° 14
200
250
315
15
BKFMU 90° BFKCU 90° BFBKCU 90°
400
500
16
630
Female end Air valve
Female end Cleaning stud at side Cleaning stud at back and nail socket and
flange nail flange
17
18

T-pieces and saddle

Overview T-pieces – ordinary Overview saddle and T-pieces
1 Short
installation
length Normal installation length Normal installation length
Pressed and Pressed and Segmented and Pressed and Segmented and
2 Ød1 seam welded seam welded lockseamed seam welded lockseamed
63
3 80
100
125 TCPU KORT
4 160
200 TCPU PSU
250 TCU TSTCU
5 315 TU TSTU
400
500
6
630
800
7 1000
1250
10 Overview T-pieces – others

Short
installation
11 length Normal installation length
Pressed and Pressed and Pressed and
Ød1 seam welded seam welded seam welded
12 63
80
100
13 TCPU GIPS TCPU GJUT
125 TCSIU GJUT
160
14 200
250
315
15 400
Female end and Air valve socket
Female end
nail flange and nail flange
16
17
18

The Safe system

The Safe-system Tightness
• Safe is a quickly assembled system for round ventila- A duct system will never be “completely tight”. The system 1
tion ducts. will normally have some leaks at joints between ducts and
• Safe is type approved to class D by SITAC, no. 1358/ fittings. The leakage will also increase as the pressure
88. difference between the in- and outside of the duct sides
• The complete programme has dimensions according 2
increases.
to Eurovent 2/3 and Swedish Standard SS-EN 1506.
• The system is based on a double-lipped, factory- The leakage factor in (l/s)/m2 is always specified in relation
installed seal made from EPDM rubber. The moulding, to the pressure difference in Pa. (The unit (l/s)/m2 denotes 3
which can withstand rough handling, and is almost the leakage flow in l/s in or out of the system in relation to its
insensitive to temperature changes, gives a very air- duct area in m2.) The graph below shows the leakage factor
tight seal. for the sealing classes A–D as a function of the pressure dif- 4
ference.
Advantages of the Safe-system
4,0 A
• Quick assembly.
• Factory fitted seal with no loose fittings.
5
• Can be twisted and adjusted with tightness 1,32
B
unaffected. 1,0
• Installation without sealant or solvents. 0,5 0,44 6
• Can be used in all climates. C
[(l/s)/m2]
• Seal moulding remains tight from 5 000 Pa negative

pressure to 3 000 Pa positive pressure. 0,15
Duct resistance to collapse differs from these pres-
D 7
0,1
sures, and is noted on page 51. 0,05
• Type approved to sealing class D. 0,05
8
Click function
The Click function exists in principle on all Safe-products. 0,01
The exeptions are stated under each product.
50 100 400 500 1000 2000 9
[Pa]
The Click function exists on the dimensions Ø 80–315.
The Click function means; The graph shows that sealing class D is 3 times better than
a. that an end with male measure has an open turned-over class C, which in turn is 3 times better than class B etc. 10
end and Class D thus entails demands on not only the seal moulding
b. that an end with female measure has a number of but also the fittings and how well the system is installed.
notches. 11
This is one reason why we have given all fittings a turned-
over edge and have given still more fittings a stop bead.
Type approval
This gives us stable products which are better suited to
Approval no 1358/88 means that the Safe-system complies withstand handling on site at the same time as the risk of
12
with the requirements for tightness class D without any skewed assembly falls.
demand for pressure testing after installation.
The approval is only valid on condition that all fittings are 13
marked by us in accordance with the example and are
installed in accordance with the accompanying installation
instruction. 14
Marking Turned-over edge design
Each individual product is marked with a special label or 15
stamped in the metal.
Lindab Safe® Click 16

1819/533/90
TG 1358/88
BU 125 90 GALV
4 6
7 9
88
TG
7 9 1358/
TG 1358/88
17
18

The Safe system

Economy – Tightness Dimensions
1 Present-day stringent demands for interior climate entail Almost all products in the Safe-programme can also be
expensive air treatment. Leakage leads to uneconomical delivered in intermediate dimentions. For further informa-
operation, adjustment difficulties and over-dimensioned tions see page 15.
equipment. For this reason, it is important that ventilation
2
systems are very well sealed, to keep overall costs down. Negative pressure
This is why official requirements for sealing vary with the At big negative pressure there is a risk for a ventilation sys-
size and use of systems. tem to collapse. This risk is greater the bigger dimensions
3
you have.
Inspection/Testing In order to increase the strength of the ducts you can e.g.
In order to make Safe comply with the requirements of seal- increase their sheet metal thickness. This is a simple way
4 ing class D, we have constant inspection procedures where but the effect is rather small. It exists other ways with higher
we do daily sampling. Inspection is done on goods received result. For bigger dimensions then the ducts may be stron-
from sub-contractors and our own production of ducts and ger than the fittings.
5 fittings. In order to increase the strength of the fittings other ways
Goods reception inspection complies with Swedish Stan- than thicker sheet metal thickness are more suitable.
dard for testing methods and batch acceptance levels. The Lindab has experience and knowledge about this and is will-
6 inspection points include: ing to offer help at special cases. We can, as special, deliver
1. Inspection of seal moulding inner diameter. This is par- duct systems that can withstand at least 5 000 Pa negative
ticularly important for ageing resistance of the rubber. pressure.
7 The greater the load on the rubber, either stretching or
pressure, the faster the rubber ages, causing brittleness
and cracking.
8 2. The seal moulding profile is measured in a profile projec-
tor, where the dimensions of the seal moulding are
checked against agreed tolerances.
9 3. The seal moulding material is tested by accelerated age-
ing in heat oven.
Manufacturing inspection is logged. The inspection
10 includes a diameter check of ducts and fittings, a check of
the groove where the seal moulding has been fixed, and a
check of its fixing. Pressure testing is done in our air labora-
11 tory, to check the leakage flow from our products. This does
not give the whole picture, however, so the best inspection
of the Safe system is the pressure testing that The Swedish
12 National and Testing Institute undertakes on randomly sam-
pled products. In all these pressure tests, the Safe system
has always exceeded the relevant sealing requirements.
13
Fittings
Products under the Safe insert and fittings with Safe seals
14 under the Silencers, Dampers and measure units, and Isol
inserts are included in the type approval for sealing class D.
In addition, some fittings, under the Other circular products
15 insert, are included.
A handful of fittings with the Safe seal can only manage up

to tightness class C. This is marked on each of these prod-
16 ucts.
Fittings in this catalogue with a “U” in their designations

17 have Safe seals, with only a few exceptions.
Degreased
18 Fittings can be supplied degreased on the inside, to order.

The Safe system

Design
Our Safe seal system is based on a U-shaped profile of solid When fittings are installed in ducts, the seal moulding lips 1
rubber. The seal moulding rests in a groove at the end of the will be bent backwards. This means that the seal will be bet-
fitting and is fixed with a steel strap. ter at withstanding negative pressure than positive pressure,
since the negative pressure will tend to press the lips harder
As standard are Safe-fittings always supplied with an EPDM 2
against the duct walls. The following pressure differences
(ethylene-propylene rubber) seal moulding. The material has must not be exceeded, to cope with tightness class D.
been chosen due to its long service life and the best possi-
ble resistance to ozone and UV radiation. It is also highly tol- Positive pressure in duct 3000 Pa 3
erant to temperature variations. Under normal conditions, Negative pressure in duct 5000 Pa
the moulding can withstand:
Both Swedish and European standards allow a greater toler- 4
-30 °C to +100 °C continuous ance range between the duct and matching fittings as the
-50 °C to +120 °C intermittent diameter increases. In order to achieve maximum sealing for
all dimensions, we have chosen to use successively bigger
As special for installations which demand high temperature
seal mouldings as duct dimensions increase. 5
tolerance and somewhat higher oil resistance, Safe fittings
can be supplied with a special silicone rubber moulding.
This moulding is recognized by its blue colour. Mastic
sealed fittings for higher temperatures are also produced 6
with a more temperature resistand mastic.
Temperature tolerance:
7
-70 °C to +150 °C continuous
-90 °C to +200 °C intermittent
8
Stop bead
10
Fitting Duct
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

The Safe system

Resistance of seal mouldings to various substances
1
The table below gives a basic guide to how the rubber is 4 Scarcely affected Recommended
affected by various substances. 3 Lightly affected Normally usable
2 A figure for each type of rubber indicates its suitability. 2 Strongly affected Only usable in certain cases
1 Badly affected Unsuitable
– No information
3 EPDM Sili- EPDM Sili- EPDM Sili-
cone cone cone
A Ethylene chloride 1 – Oxalic acid 4 3
Acetaldehyde 4 4 Ethyl glycol, cellosolve 3 – Ozone 4 4
4 Acetic acid dilute 30% 4
crystalline acetic acid 4
3
3
Ethyl chloride
Ethane, ethylene
4
1
1
–
Oxygen 4 4
Acetic anhydride 3 2 P
Acetone 4 3 F Palmitinic acid 3 –
Acetylene 3 3 Fluoric silicate 4 2 Paraffin (kerosine) 1 1
5 Aluminium salts (non-oxidizing)
Alun
4
4
4
4
Formic acid
Formaldehyde, formalin
4
4
2
–
Perchlorethylene
Perchloric acid
1
3
3
1
Ammonia, liquid 4 1 Freon, see CFC Petrol (gasoline), 65 octane 1 1
Ammonia gas, cold 4 4 Furan, furfuran 2 – Petrol (gasoline), 100 octane 1 1
Ammonia gas, hot 65 °C 3 3 Furfural 3 – Petroleum ether 1 1
6 Ammonium hydroxide, dil. ammonia
Ammonium salts (non-oxidising)
3
4
3
3
G
Petroleum oils high aromatic content 1
low aromatic content 1
1
3
Glucose 4 4
Amyl acetate 4 1 Phenol 3 2
Glycerine, glycerol 4 4
Aniline 3 – Phosphoric acid 45% 4 1
Green liquor, white liquor 4 3 Phosphoric acid 85% 4 1
Aniline dyes 4 –
7 Animal fats
Arsenic acid
2
4
3
4
H
Heating oil 1 2
Plating solutions without chromium
Potassium hypochlorite,
4 3
Asphalt 1 1 Hydraulic oil, mineral oil based 1 3 pH 7 below 10 g/l 4 1

Hydraulic oil, phosphate ester based 4 4 over 10 g/l 3 1
B Hydrogen 4 4 Potassium hydroxide, potash 4 3
8 Barium salts (non-oxidizing)
Beer
4
4
4
4
Hydrogen peroxide 3%
30% 20 °C
4
4
4
4
Potassium salts (non-oxidizing)
Propane, LPG
4
1
3
1
Benzene, bensol 1 1 90% 20 °C 2 4 Propanol, Propyl alcohol 4 4
Black liquor 1 – Hydrochloric acid dilute 4 1
Black water, waste water 4 3 R
conc 37% room temp 4 1 Radioactive radiation 3 2
9 Bleaching liquor, see Potassium hypochlorite
Borax 4 3
conc 37% 70 °C
Hydrogen sulphide dry, room temp
2
4
1
4
Rape seed oil (canola oil) 4 4
Boric acid 4 4 Rosin oil 1 1
damp, room temp 4 2
Bromide, liquid – 1 damp, hot 3 1 S
Bromic acid 4 1 Hydrofluosilicic acid 4 1 Salicylic acid 4 4
10 Butane
Butanol, butyl alcohol
1
4
4
3
Hydrofluoric acid 50%
Hydrofluoric acid, conc.
4
4
1
1
Sodium salts (non-oxidizing)
Sodium hydroxide, sodium hydrate
4
4
4
2
Butter oils 1 1 Sodium hypochlorite max 10 g/l free Cl 4 –
Butyl acetate 4 1 I over 10 g/l free Cl 3 –
Iodine – – Sugar solutions 4 4
C Iron salts (non-oxidizing) 4 3
11 Caustic soda, sodium hydroxide 4 2
L
Styrene
Sulphur, melted
1
4
1
4
Calcium salts (non-oxidizing) 4 3
Cellosolve, ethylene glycol 3 – Lactic acid 4 4 Sulphur dioxide, dry gas 4 3
Cellosolve acetate 3 – Lead salts (non-oxidizing) 4 2 Sulphur chloride 1 –
Chlorine gas dry 2 – Linseed oil 3 4 Sulphuric acid 60% room temp. 4 1
12 damp 2 – Liquid manure
LPG (Propane/butane)
4
1
3
1
60% 50 °C
60-75% 50 °C
4
3
1
1
Chlorine solutions 0,1 g/l free chlorine 4 –
0,1-1 g/l free chlorine 4 – 75-80% 50 °C 2 1
M 85-96% 50 °C 1 1
1-10 g/l free chlorine 3 – Magnesium salts (non-oxidizing) 4 4
over 10 g/l free chlorine 2 – fuming, Oleum 1 1
13 Chlorine sulphonate acid 1 1
Manganese salts (non-oxidizing)
Mercury
4
4
4
4
Sulphurous acid
Sulphur trioxide, dry gas
4
3
1
2
Chromic acid 2 2 Mercury salts (non-oxidizing) 4 4
CFC (e.g. Freon) 11 11 Methanol, methyl alcohol, wood alcohol 4 4 T
12 31 Methylene chloride 1 1 Tar 1 2
13 4–
14 21 1–
Methyl chloride
Methyl ethyl ketone MEK
2
4
1
–
Tannic acid
Terpentine, terpenes
4
1
1
1
22 41 Methyl isobutyl ketone 3 2 Toluene, toluol 1 1
31 4– Methyl isopropyl ketone 3 2 Trichloretane, “thinner” 1 2
32 4– Milk 4 4 Transformer oil mineral oil based 1 3
112 1–
15 113 11 N
chlorated hydrocarbon1 1
114 41 Natural gas 1 4 V

115 4 – Nickel salts (non-oxidizing) 4 4 Vegetable oils 4 4
Copper salts (non-oxidizing) 44 Nitrobenzene, Nitrobenzol 2 1
W
Nitric acid 20% room temp. 4 –
16 Citric acid
D
4 4
20% 50 °C 3 1
Water fresh
distilled
4
4
4
4
40% 50 °C 3 1 salt 4 4
Detergent 4 4 50% 50 °C 2 1
Diesel oil 1 2 fresh & dist. 100 °C 4 2
60% room temp. 2 1
Dilutin (White spirit) 1 1 White spirit (Dilutin) 1 1
70% room temp. 1 1
17 Developing solutions 3 – red fuming 1 1
Wine 4 4
E Nitrogen 4 4 X
Ethanol, ethyl alcohol 4 4 Nitrous gases 2 2 Xylene, xylol 1 1
”Ether”, diethyl ether, ethyl ether 2 – O Z
18 Ethyl acetate
Ethylene glycol
3
4
2
3
Olive oil
Oleic acid
3
4
3
–
Zinc salts (non-oxidizing) 4 4

ai r duct systems | s a f e
Lindab Safe® Click

Assemble easy and fast
1
1
2
4
The new, innovative duct system from Lindab is based on a
principle well known to you. A simple click is all it takes to 5
assemble ducts and fittings. Save time and create a perfect
K ” ventilation solution.
”CLIC The new system is installed quickly and improves working 6

2 conditions especially where space is limited. Lindab Safe
Click is based on our well-known, tested and documented
Safe system. We just added simplicity. One click and the job 7
is done.
10
Advantages during installation Advantages during use 11

• Quick assembly • Fewer holes from screws or rivets in the duct
system and thereby a tighter system
• Minimised use of screws or rivets 12
• Fewer sharp parts from screws or rivets in the duct
• Easy to install, especially where space is limited
• The ducts are easier to clean and the risk of
• Better ergonomics
bacteria growth is reduced 13
• Assembling and adjusting is made easier
• Based on our well-known, tested and
well-documented Lindab Safe system
• Compatible with other systems
14
15
16
17
18

Assembly Instruction
Lindab Safe and Lindab Safe Click
The Lindab Safe and the Lindab Safe Click duct system are type-approved, as per certificate no. 1358/88 issued by SITAC and
are subject to continuous production checks.
1
This means that the requirements for air tightness class D are met if ducts and fittings of the systems are used and if assembly
is performed as per these instructions.
2 The products covered by the type approval are either specified on the delivery note or are supplied with the following labelling.
Labelling can comprise a sticker or an embossing on the sheet metal
Lindab Safe® Click

4
1819/533/90
TG 1358/88
BU 125 90 GALV
4 6
7 9
88
TG
7 9 1358/
5 TG 1358/88
6
NOTE! The assembly methods described herein only cope with the forces from the “Static pressure limits” defined in EN
12237. Forces from other sources, e.g. gravity or wind, have to be dealt with using other means, e.g. suspensions or supports.
7 NOTE! If the system shall be tested for air tightness, this shall be done before integration and insulation so that there is an
opportunity for inspection and taking action. Any complaints regarding air tightness will only be dealt with provided the system
is fully accessible for inspection.
8
Joining systems (general characteristics)
Lindab Safe Lindab Safe Click
9 Is joined with screws or blind Is joined with snapping heels, below called not-
rivets. ches. Is based on Lindab Safe.
Spans all dimensions. Spans only a restricted number of dimensions.
10 See table 2. For the other dimensions use
Lindab Safe.
Lindab Safe Click can be complementary joined
11 with screws or blind rivets.
This may be done in order to:
12 • achieve a stronger joint

• prevent a joint from twisting
• join a Click product with a non-Click
13 product
• join a Click product with a non-Click
product to create an openable joint.
14
15
16
17
18

Preparations for assembly

• Check that ducts and fittings to be used in the system are labelled as shown above.
• Store ducts and fittings in a well-ordered and weatherproof storage area to minimize the risk of damage. Do not use
ducts or fittings that have been damaged in such a way that they jeopardise the air tightness or structural strength of the
system.
Lindab Safe Lindab Safe Click 1

• Cut ducts at right angles. This is an uncompromisable
• Cut ducts at right angles. Carefully remove any burrs
demand for Lindab Safe Click. Carefully remove any burrs
from cut edges. Installation is easier and the risk of
damaging the gasket is reduced if there are no burrs.
from cut edges. Installation is easier and the risk of dama- 2
ging the gasket is reduced if there are no burrs.Also cut
Also cut away the two needles created from the fold.
away the two needles created from the fold.
• If a duct is cut – make notches around its circumference. 3
See table 1 and 2.
• Carefully seal any holes left by measurements, • Carefully seal any holes left by measurements etc.
removed screws, blind rivets, etc.
4
Table 1. Size and location of notches
5
Click Pliers
40.1 60.1
6
Ø Hmin[mm] Hmin[mm] L
[mm] [mm] 7
80–224 2,0 – 30,5–32,5
250–315 – 2,5 50,5–52,5
8
Table 2. Number of fasteners and notches
Lindab Safe Lindab Safe Click 9
Click Pliers
40.1 60.1
10
Ø Minimum number of fasteners
Recommended number of notches required to
[mm] required to achieve sufficient
achieve sufficient strength.
11
strength.
63 2 – –
80–112 2 2 – 12
125–160 3 4 –
180–224 3 4 –
250–315 4 – 4
13
355–630 4 – –
710–1250 6 – – 14
Depending on the means of Depending on the means of suspension, a larger
suspension, a larger number of number of notches than this may be required to
fasteners than this may be achieve sufficient structural strength of a duct 15
required to achieve sufficient system. A greater number of notches makes it
structural strength of a duct harder to assemble the parts.
system. 16
17
18

Assembly
1. Start by inserting the turned-over edge of the fitting into 1. Insert the fitting´s turned-over edge into the duct.
the duct.
2. Check that the first lip of the gasket is in contact with the 2. Check that the gasket's first lip is in contact with the
edge of the duct all the way around and sticks straight duct's edge all the way around and points straight out
1 out so that the lip is not twisted in one direction or the so that the lip is not twisted in any direction.
other.
3. Push the end of the fitting into the duct. Twisting the fit- 3. Push the first part of the fitting into the duct to just
2 ting slightly aids insertion. before the notches. Twisting the fitting slightly aids
insertion.
4. Secure the fitting in the duct using self-tapping screws 4. Push the rest of the fitting into the duct and over the
3 or airtight blind rivets. NOTE! Use only the types alllo- notches. Bend the fitting or duct back and forward
wed by Lindab when going for tightness class C or D. slightly in order not to pass all notches at the same time
See table 3. aids insertion.
4 5. Fasteners should be positioned 10–15 mm from the end 5. The fitting is secured to the duct when the fitting's end
of the duct to prevent damage to the has snapped behind all the notches.
gasket.
5 6. Always position fasteners at the present largest radial 6. After assembly it's possible to rotate the fitting.
gap be-tween fitting and duct. Be sure to achieve an
even distribution around the circumference.
6
7
1
8 88
1358/
G
G
TG
88
1358/
TG
9
3
10
88
1358/
G
G
TG
88
1358/ TG
6
11 4
12
13 G
5
TG
88
1358/
14 Screw or blind rivet
15
16
17
18

Table 3. Allowed and banned screws and blind rivets
Screw with sharp tip

• Very tight
• Strong since it forms a collar in the
thin sheet metal Allowed by Lindab
1
L
2
Screw with reduced drill tip
• Very tight
D
• Strong since it only drills off a small
3
part of the thin sheet metal
Allowed by Lindab
4
L
d
5
Screw with drill tip
• Not tight
D 6
• Weak since it drills off a big part of
the thin sheet metal
Banned by Lindab
7
L
d 8
Pressure-tight blind rivet
• Very tight
9
• Strong
Allowed by Lindab
• Very laborious to install
10
11
Blind rivet
• Not tight if the inner splint falls out
• Strong 12
• Laborious to install Banned by Lindab
13
14
15
16
17
18

Hints!
Turning and bending the fitting slightly as you insert it into the duct aids assembly and removal.
If ducts and fittings are round, assembly is much easier. Lindab has placed high demands on roundness during the design and
production stages, but large heavy fittings in particular have a tendency to be slightly oval because of their weight. These often
become round when suspended, which is why you should use the brackets to make the components round and in this way
simplify assembly.
1
Carefully tapping the surface of the duct with your hand normally makes assembly a lot easier, as it reduces the friction bet-
ween duct and fitting, and the fitting tries to move to the right side if there are burrs and irregularities.
2 When cutting, be sure to remove burrs properly. Also cut away the two needles created from the fold.
For larger dimensions, Lindab has moved the gasket away from the edge, which makes assembly much easier.
If you have to reinstall a product, take care to seal old holes from screws or blind rivets which can cause leaks and noise.
3
Products with special seals
Some fittings, such as the collar saddle PSU, T-pieces TSTCU, TSTU and take-offs ILRU, ILU, ILF, have one more connection
4 than Lindab Safe or Lindab Safe Click. This connection must be sealed so that they definitely meet the requirements for air-
tightness class C or D. Sealing material used must be durable and permanently elastic.
Products without Click
5 Some fittings, such as the slide-in female coupling SMFU, the end caps EPF and ESU and of course the cleaning covers
EPFH, ESHU, KCU and KCIVU, do not have any Click function in order to make them easier to remove.
6 Use of products other than Lindab Safe or Lindab Safe Click

Products that do not formally fulfil the requirements for air tightness class C or D may only be used to a small extent. If such
items are used, they must be carefully checked with regard to seal design and strength. They must be sealed so that they defi-
7 nitely meet the requirements for air-tightness class C or D. Sealing material used must be durable and permanently elastic.
To join parts temporarily to check if length of duct or system run is all right.
8
Solution: Solution 1:
1 Join together to check. 1 Use a duct without notches in the end/ends.
9 2 Then take apart – and cut if necessary the duct 2 Join together to check.
length. 3 Then take apart – and cut if necessary the duct length.
3 Join together with screws or blind rivets. 4 Make notches in the duct.
10 5 Click-join together.
Solution 2:
11 1 Use a duct with notches in the end/ends.
2 Join together to check – but don’t join the parts completely
so they click together.
12 3 Then take apart – and cut if necessary the duct length and
make new notches.
4 Click-join together.
13
14
15
16
17
18

To lengthwise adjust joined products instead of cutting the duct.
Solution: Solution:
1 Use products with sliding property. E.g. slide-in coupling 1 Use products with sliding property. E.g. slide-in coupling
SNPU or slide-in female coupling SMFU. SNPU or slide-in female coupling SMFU. 1
2 Join together with screws or blind rivets. 2 Join together with screws or blind rivets.
Slide-in coupling Slide-in female coupling

2
4
The joint must be locked
In situations where the mounting must be locked, e.g. when

a bend is mounted to a duct and it twists downwards the 5
floor. Mount the first hanger and mount the bend, then lock
the joint with a screw or blind rivet.
6
7
Corners out of angle and curved walls
Mount the next piece of duct at an angle, but make sure that
the rubber sealant is not visible. Put screws or blind rivets 8
where the notches have not clicked in position.
10
Cutting duct with the SR Cutter
11
12
13
Suspension
14
Mount the hangers in a straight line and as close to every
joint as possible. Fix with an extra screw when needed for
extra stability.
15
16
17
18

Dismantling
To separate joined products.

Solution: Solution:
1 1 Unscrew the screws or drill away the blind rivets. 1 Drill a 5 mm hole in the duct 4 mm behind the
2 Twist the product loose. notch with the drill angled backward and
3 The fitting will now have leaking holes but can be reused if 2 turn in the same moment the drill back so the fitting
2 these holes are carefully sealed off with mastic or tape. and duct are separated somewhat from each other.
With the right technique the fitting remains unda-
maged and can be reused.
3 3 Repeat if necessary at more notches.
4 Twist the product loose.
5 Cut away the drilled through duct end.
4 Lindab Safe Click
5 mm drill Angle and press the drill Take apart

5 backwards
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

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Circular duct SR
Dimensions
l 1
t
2
Ød
3
l
t
4
Ød*
5
Description 6
Circular duct. Ød O A t l ml
std πd πd²/4 std std std
Ducts are always produced locally and can therefore have nom m m2 mm mm kg/m
different thicknesses and other specifications per country. 63 0,198 0,003 0,5 3000 0,89 7
Has normally not any Click function – hasn’t any notches. 80 0,251 0,005 0,45 3000 0,91
Can to order be delivered with Click function – i.e. with 100 0,314 0,008 0,45 3000 1,14
notches. 8
112 0,352 0,010 0,5 3000 1,42
125 0,393 0,012 0,45 3000 1,41
140 0,440 0,015 0,5 3000 1,76 9
150 0,471 0,018 0,5 3000 1,89
160 0,503 0,020 0,5 3000 2,02
180 0,565 0,025 0,5 3000 2,26 10
200 0,628 0,031 0,5 3000 2,56
224 0,704 0,039 0,6 3000 3,42
250 * 0,785 0,049 0,5 3000 3,18 11
280 0,880 0,062 0,55 3000 3,92
300 * 0,942 0,071 0,55 3000 4,20
315 * 0,990 0,078 0,55 3000 4,41
12
355 * 1,115 0,099 0,55 3000 4,96
400 * 1,257 0,126 0,55 3000 6,01
13
450 * 1,414 0,159 0,7 3000 8,60
500 * 1,571 0,196 0,7 3000 9,54
560 * 1,759 0,246 0,8 3000 12,2 14
600 * 1,885 0,283 0,7 3000 13,1
630 * 1,979 0,312 0,7 3000 12,0
710 * 2,231 0,396 0,8 3000 15,5 15
800 * 2,513 0,503 0,8 3000 17,4
900 * 2,827 0,636 0,9 3000 21,7
Ordering example 1000 * 3,142 0,785 0,9 3000 24,1 16
1120 * 3,519 0,985 0,9 3000 27,0
SR 200 3000
Product 1250 * 3,927 1,227 0,9 3000 30,2
1400 * 4,398 1,539 1,25 2400 48,0
17
Dimension Ød
Lenght l 1500 * 4,712 1,767 1,25 2400 51,4
1600 * 5,027 2,011 1,25 2400 54,8
18
* With outturned stiffening corrugation

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Circular duct SR
Technical data
1
[Pa/m]
200
2
100 20
63
80
15
0
50
10
ød
5
3
12
[mm
0
10
16
0
0
]
20
25
5
31
]
/s
0
40
m
0
4
50
v[
10
0
63
5
0
80
5 4
00
50
10
5 3
12
Δpt
2
6 1
0.5
7
0.1
8
0.05
9 0.02
5 10 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 50000 [l/s]
10 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 50000 100000 [m3/h]

10
q
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

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Circular duct SR
Technical data
1
Special versions Strength
We can supply ducts with the following special designs: Positive pressure
• In intermediate dimensions, see page 15. in case of high positive pressure, the seal moulding lips will 2
• Extra tight, with nitrile rubber seal in the lock seam first start to whistle. At considerably higher pressure, the
• In other sheet metal thicknesses joints between the ducts will be forced apart. If you manage
Extra tight, with seam seal to fix the connections very well, the ducts will burst at their
seams at even higher pressure. The high pressures needed 3
When extremely good sealing is required in the spiral seam,
the ducts can also be supplied with a special rubber seal in for this to happen are not relevant to ventilation installations.
the seam. Negative pressure
In installations with high negative pressure, there is a risk
4
This seal is very effective at stopping leakage of vegetable
oils and greases, and most petroleum products including that the ducts could collapse.
white spirit. This phenomenon is referred to as buckling, and can sud-
denly happen at the weakest point in the system. Buckling
5
Other sheet metal thicknesses
If extra stability is needed in ducts, because of high negative wanders along the duct, which can be completely flattened.
pressure etc., they can be supplied with thicker sheet metal The weakest point is frequently a "transport dent" on a duct.
than standard. Remember that the thickness increase For this reason, only use undamaged ducts in systems 6
always reduces the inner diameter. Fittings for such special which are close to the critical pressure!
ducts must be specified separately and sometimes have to Sealing
be made specially. The ability of the seal moulding to seal is different from 7
Reinforcement corrugations these pressures, and is noted on page 39.
Ducts of Ø250 mm and above are normally given stiffening
corrugations to increase radial stiffness. 8
10
11
Collapsing pressure for duct SR
Diameter 63 80 100 125 160 200 250 315 400 500 630 800 1000 1250
Sheet metal 0,5 0,45 0,45 0,45 0,5 0,5 0,5 0,55 0,55 0,7 0,7 0,8 0,9 0,9
12
Without stiffening corrugations With stiffening corrugations
0 13
-1,0 -0,8
-4,3 -3,0 -4,0 -3,8 -3,2
-10 -7,2 -4,8
Negative
pressure
-11,7 14
-20 -17,0
-21,4
-30
15
-40
-40,4 *
-50
16
-47,0 *
* Collapse not achieved
[kPa] -60
17
63 80 100 125 160 200 250 315 400 500 630 800 1000 1250
18

lindab | safe
Capped circular duct SRL

Dimensions
1 l
t
2
Ød
3
l
t
4
Ød*
5
6 Description Ød O A t l ml
Capped circular duct. std πd πd²/4 std std std
nom m m2 mm mm kg/m
7 Ducts are always produced locally and can therefore have
63 ¹ 0,198 0,003 0,5 3000 0,89
different thicknesses and other specifications per country.
80 ¹ 0,251 0,005 0,45 3000 0,91
Has normally not any Click function – hasn't any notches.
100 ¹ 0,314 0,008 0,45 3000 1,14
8 Can to order be delivered with Click function – i.e. with
notches. 112 0,352 0,01 0,5 3000 1,42
125 ¹ 0,393 0,012 0,45 3000 1,41
9 140 0,44 0,015 0,5 3000 1,76
150 0,471 0,018 0,5 3000 1,89
160 ¹ 0,503 0,02 0,5 3000 2,02
10 180 0,565 0,025 0,5 3000 2,26
200 ¹ 0,628 0,031 0,5 3000 2,56
224 0,704 0,039 0,6 3000 3,42
11
250 *¹ 0,785 0,049 0,5 3000 3,18
280 0,88 0,062 0,55 3000 3,92
12 300 * 0,942 0,071 0,55 3000 4,26
315 *¹ 0,99 0,078 0,55 3000 4,41
355 * 1,115 0,099 0,55 3000 4,96
13 400 *² 1,257 0,126 0,55 3000 6,01
450 * 1,414 0,159 0,7 3000 8,60
500 *² 1,571 0,196 0,7 3000 9,54
14
560 * 1,759 0,246 0,8 3000 12,2
600 * 1,885 0,283 0,7 3000 13,1
15 630 *² 1,979 0,312 0,7 3000 12,0
710 * 2,231 0,396 0,8 3000 15,5
800 *² 2,513 0,503 0,8 3000 17,4
16 Ordering example 900 * 2,827 0,636 0,9 3000 21,7
1000 *² 3,142 0,785 0,9 3000 24,1
SRL 250 3000
Product 1120 * 3,519 0,985 0,9 3000 27,0
17 1250 *² 3,927 1,227 0,9 3000 30,2
Dimension Ød
Lenght l * With outturned stiffening corrugations.
18 ¹ With blue plastic cap.
² With transparent plasic hood.

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Bend BU 90°
Dimensions
l 1
rm
l
α
4
Ød1
5
r m ≈ 1·d 1
Description 6
Ød1 l m
Pressed and seam welded bend. nom mm kg
63 110 0,20 7
80 105 0,26
Ød1 [mm] 100 100 0,31
63 80 100 125 160 200 250
100 112 120 0,39 8
125 125 0,48
50
140 135 0,66
150 150 0,66 9
160 160 0,74
Δ pt [Pa]
10
180 180 1,02
5 200 200 1,12
10
224 225 1,33
250 250 1,77
11
1
10 50 100 500 1000 3000 [l/s]
50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
q 12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
BU 100 90
Product 17
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
18

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Bend BU 60°
Dimensions
1
l
3 rm
l
α
4
Ød1
5 r m ≈ 1·d 1
6 Description Ød1 l m
nom mm kg
Pressed and seam welded bend. 63 64 0,30
7 80 58 0,32
100 58 0,33
Ød1 [mm] 112 69 0,37
63 80 100 125 160 200 250
8 70 125 72 0,33
50
140 78 0,51
150 87 0,50
9 160 92 0,56
10 180 104 0,79
Δ pt [Pa]
200 115 0,82

10 5
224 130 0,95
250 144 1,12
11 1
0,7
10 50 100 500 1000 3000 [l/s]
50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
12 q
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
BU 125 60
17 Product
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
18

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Bend BU 45°
Dimensions
1
l
2
rm 3
l
α
4
Ød1
r m ≈ 1·d 1
5
Description Ød1 l m 6
nom mm kg
80 41 0,17 7
100 41 0,21
Ød1 [mm] 112 81 0,24
63 80 100 125 160 200 250
50 125 52 0,29 8
140 56 0,43
150 62 0,42
160 66 0,48 9
10
180 76 0,65
Δ pt [Pa]
5
200 83 0,80
10
224 93 0,82
250 103 1,05
1
11
0,5
10 50 100 500 1000 3000 [l/s]
50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
q 12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
BU 125 45
Product 17
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
18

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Bend BU 30°
Dimensions
1
l
3 rm
α
l
4
Ød1
r m ≈ 1·d 1
5
nom mm kg
7 80 27 0,15
100 27 0,18
Ød1 [mm] 112 30 0,21
63 80 100 125 160 200 250
8 30 125 33 0,20
140 36 0,36
10 150 40 0,35
9 160 43 0,32
5
180 48 0,51
Δ pt [Pa]
200 54 0,62
10
224 60 0,72
1
250 67 0,91
11 0,5
0,3
10 50 100 500 1000 3000 [l/s]
50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
12 q
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
BU 125 30
17 Product
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
18

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Bend BU 15°
Dimensions
1
l
α
rm
3
l
Ød1
4
r m ≈ 1·d 1
nom mm kg
Pressed and seam welded bend. 63 * 14 0,09
80 * 13 0,11 7
100 13 0,15
Ød1 [mm] 112 * 25 0,29
63 80 100 125 160 200
20 125 16 0,18 8
10
140 * 18 0,29
150 * 20 0,27
5
160 21 0,24 9
180 * 24 0,37
Δ pt [Pa]
200 26 0,47
10
1 224 * 30 0,56
0,5 * Segmented and lockseamed
11
0,2
10 50 100 500 1000 3000 [l/s]
50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
q 12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
BU 125 15
Product 17
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
18

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Bend – lockseamed BFU 90°

Dimensions
1
l
l
rm
α
4
Ød1
5 r m ≈ 1·d 1
nom mm kg
Segmented and lockseamed bend.
250 250 2,20
7 280 280 2,50
300 300 2,7
Ød1 [mm]
315 315 3,00
250 315 400 500 630
8 100 355 355 3,75
50
400 400 5,64
800
450 450 7,00
9 500 500 8,20
1000
Δ pt [Pa]
560 560 10,1

10
600 600 11,7
10 5
1250
630 630 12,9
710 710 19,8
11 800 800 26,0
1 900 900 33,6
100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
[m3/h] 1000 1000 42,0
500 1000 5000 10000
12 q 1120 1120 52,6
1250 1250 64,0
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
BFU 315 90
17 Product
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
18

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Dimensions
1
l
2
3
rm
l
α
4
Ød1
r m ≈ 1·d 1
5
nom mm kg
250 144 1,48
280 162 1,80 7
300 173 2,00
Ød1 [mm]
315 182 2,20
250 315 400 500 630
70 355 205 2,80 8
50
800
400 231 3,47
450 260 4,70
1000 500 289 6,00
9
Δ pt [Pa]
10
560 323 7,40
5 1250 600 346 8,60
10
630 364 9,20
710 410 11,3
1 800 462 14,8 11
0,7 900 520 19,3
100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
[m3/h] 1000 577 24,2
500 1000 5000 10000
q 1120 647 30,1 12
1250 722 36,6
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
BFU 315 60
Product 17
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
18

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Dimensions
1
l
3
rm
α
l
4
Ød1
r m = 1·d 1
nom mm kg
250 104 1,26
7 280 116 1,54
300 124 1,77
Ød1 [mm]
315 130 1,90
250 315 400 500 630
8 50 355 147 2,26
400 166 2,96
800
450 186 4,00
9 10 1000 500 207 4,90
Δ pt [Pa]
560 232 6,10

5
1250 600 249 6,80
10
630 261 7,49
710 294 11,3
1
11 800 331 15,0
0,5 900 373 16,8
100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
[m3/h] 1000 414 19,5
500 1000 5000 10000
12 q 1120 464 28,5
1250 518 38,0
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
BFU 250 45
17 Product
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
18

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Dimensions
1
l
3
rm
α
l
Ød1
4
r m = 1·d 1
nom mm kg
250 67 1,00
280 75 1,10 7
300 80 1,30
Ød1 [mm]
315 84 1,42
250 315 400 500 630
30 355 95 1,70 8
400 107 2,27
800
10 450 121 3,00
500 134 3,70
9
5 1000
Δ pt [Pa]
560 150 4,60

600 161 5,10
1250 10
630 169 5,60
1
710 190 8,60
0,5 800 214 11,0 11
0,3 900 241 10,9
100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
[m3/h] 1000 268 13,4
500 1000 5000 10000
q 1120 300 16,1 12
1250 335 19,0
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
BFU 315 30
Product 17
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
18

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Dimensions
1
l
α
3 rm
l
Ød1
4
r m =1·d 1
nom mm kg
250 33 0,65
7 280 37 0,77
300 39 0,85
Ød1 [mm]
315 41 0,91
250 315 400 500
8 20 355 47 1,41
630
10 400 53 1,70
450 59 2,20
9 5 800
500 66 2,65
Δ pt [Pa]
560 74 3,30
1000
600 79 3,70
10 1
630 83 4,00
1250
0,5 710 93 5,80
11 800 105 7,00
0,2 900 118 8,50
100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
[m3/h] 1000 132 10,4
500 1000 5000 10000
12 q 1120 147 12,5
1250 165 14,5
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
BFU 400 15
17 Product
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
18

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Bend – short BKU90°

Dimensions
l 1
l
rm
α 4
Ød1
5
r m ≈ 0,6·d 1
nom mm kg
Pressed and seam welded bend with short installation 80 80 0,14
length.
100 62 0,22 7
125 79 0,31
160 94 0,50
Ød1 [mm] 8
0
5
0
80
10
12
16
100
9
50
10
Δpt [Pa]
11
5
12
1
10 50 100 500 1000 [l/s] 13
50 100 500 1000 [m³/h]
q
14
15
Ordering example
16
BKU 100 90
Product 17
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
18

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Bend – short, BKFU 90°

lockseamed
Dimensions
1 l
l
rm
4
α
Ød1
5 r m ≈ 0,6·d 1
nom mm kg
Segmented and lockseamed bend with short installation 200 158 1,18
length.
7 250 180 1,64
315 220 2,49
400 255 3,61
8 Ød1 [mm]
500 315 6,30
0
0
5
0
0
0
630 397 9,45

20
25
31
40
50
63
100
9 50
10
Δpt [Pa]
10
11 5
12
1
50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
13 500 1000 5000 10000 [m³/h]

q
14
15
16 Ordering example
BKFU 250 90
17 Product
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
18

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Bend – long BSU 90°

Dimensions
l 1
rm
l
α 4
Ød1 5
r m ≈ 1,5·d 1
nom mm kg
125 190 0,79 7
150 225 0,95
Ød1 [mm] 160 240 1,14
100 125 160 200
100 180 270 1,50 8
200 300 1,55
50
9
Δ pt [Pa]
10
5
10
11
1
10 50 100 500 1000 3000 [l/s]
50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
q 12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
BSU 250 90
Product 17
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
18

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Bend – long BSU 45°

Dimensions
1
l
2
3 rm
l
α
4
Ød1
5 r m ≈ 1,5·d 1
nom mm kg
7 125 79 0,41
150 93 0,49
Ød1 [mm] 160 100 0,59
100 125 160 200
8 50 180 112 0,77
200 124 0,82
9 10
Δ pt [Pa]
5
10
1
11
0,5
10 50 100 500 1000 3000 [l/s]
50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
12 q
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
BSU 125 45
17 Product
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
18

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Bend – long, lockseamed BSFU 90°

Dimensions
l 1
l
rm
α
4
5
r m ≈ 1,5·d 1 Ød1
nom mm kg
Segmented and lockseamed bend. 250 375 2,70
280 420 3,33 7
300 450 3,60
Ød1 [mm] 315 473 4,20
250 315 400 500
100
630
355 533 4,60 8
50
400 600 8,30
450 675 10,2
800
500 750 11,9 9
Δ pt [Pa]
1000 560 840 15,2

10
600 900 17,0
5
10
1250 630 945 18,8
710 1065 22,7
800 1200 26,9 11
1 900 1350 39,3
100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
[m3/h] 1000 1500 47,7
500 1000 5000 10000
q 1120 1680 63,0 12
1250 1875 78,5
...
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
BSFU 315 90
Product 17
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
18

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Bend – long, lockseamed BSFU 45°

Dimensions
1
l
2
3 rm
l
α
4
Ød1
5 r m =1,5·d 1
nom mm kg
Segmented and lockseamed bend. 250 155 1,60
7 280 174 1,81
300 186 2,00
Ød1 [mm] 315 196 2,26
250 315 400 500 630
8 50 355 221 2,60
400 249 4,50
800
450 280 5,53
9 10 1000 500 311 6,60
Δ pt [Pa]
560 348 7,95

5
1250 600 373 8,80
10
630 391 9,50
710 441 11,1
1
11 800 497 13,1
0,5 900 559 18,9
100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
[m3/h] 1000 621 23,9
500 1000 5000 10000
12 q 1120 696 29,6
1250 777 36,1
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
BSFU 315 45
17 Product
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
18

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Bend – Casting-in BKMU 90°

programme
Dimensions
l 1
Ød
3
l1
rm
α 4
Ød1
r m = 0,6·d 1 5
Description Ød1 Ød l l1 m 6
nom nom mm mm kg
Pressed and seam welded bend with short installation 80 80 123 80 0,13
length and female end.
100 100 105 62 0,21 7
Has Click function at the Safe end – has an open turned- 125 125 120 79 0,31
over end.
160 160 136 94 0,63
Has not any Click function at the female end – hasn’t any
notches. 8
9
Ød1 [mm]
0
5
0
80
10
12
16
100
10
50
11
Δpt [Pa]
12
5
13
1
10 50 100 500 1000 [l/s] 14
50 100 500 1000 [m³/h]
q
15
Ordering example
16
BKMU 100 90
Product 17
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
18

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Bend, short, segmented, BKFMU 90°

female end
Dimensions
1
l
Ød
3
rm
l1
4
α
Ød1
5
r m ≈ 0,6·d 1
6 Description
Ød1 Ød l l1 m
Segmented and lockseamed bend with short installation
nom nom mm mm kg
length and female end.
7 200 200 199 158 1,17
Has Click function at the Safe end – has an open turned-
250 250 240 180 1,59
over end.
Has normally not any Click function at the female end – 315 315 280 220 2,26
8 hasn’t any notches. 400 400 335 255 3,46
Can to order be delivered with Click function at the female 500 500 395 315 6,33
end as well – i.e. with notches.
630 630 475 397 9,51
9
710 710 525 425 16,0
800 800 570 470 20,0
Ød1 [mm]
10 1000 1000 690 570 32,0
0
0
5
0
0
0
1120 1120 750 630 41,0

20
25
31
40
50
63
100 1250 1250 815 695 52,0

11 50
12
Δpt [Pa]
10
13 5
14
1
50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
15 500 1000 5000 10000 [m³/h]

q
16 Ordering example
BKFMU 250 90
17 Product
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
18

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Cleaning bends BKCU 90°

BFKCU 90°
Dimensions
1
l l3
Ød3
3
l
rm
α
4
Ød1
r m ≈ 1·d 1 5
Description Ød1 Ød3 l l3 m 6

nom nom mm mm kg
Pressed and seam welded bend with separate branch for 100 100 100 75 0,41
cleaning. The stud is fitted with a Safe take-off and fits an
inspection cap. The design gives a lower pressure drop than 112 100 120 85 0,50 7
the equivalent design using a T-piece. The stud can also be 125 100 125 90 0,59
used as the connection for an SR duct. 125 125 125 90 0,66
140 125 135 100 0,75 8
150 125 150 105 0,78
Ød1 [mm] 160 125 160 110 0,97
200
100 125 160 200 250 315
160 160 160 110 0,97 9
100
400 180 160 180 120 1,18
200 160 200 130 1,24
50 10
200 200 200 130 1,28
224 200 225 140 1,57
250 200 250 155 1,93 11
Δ pt [Pa]
10
250 250 250 150 2,01
5
* Segmented and lockseamed. Designated BFKCU 90°
12
1
10 50 100 500 1000 3000 [l/s]
50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h] 13
q
The graph applies to a cleaning bend with cleaning cap.
Pressure drop is independent of take-off dimension
(Ød3 ≤ Ød1).
14
15
Ordering example
16
BKCU 200 160
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
Dimension Ød3
18

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Cleaning bends BBKCU90°,

BFBKCU90°
Dimensions
1
l3
Ø
l
d3
2
3
rm
l
4 α
5 r m ≈ 1·d 1 Ød1
6 Description Ød1 Ød3 l l3 m

nom nom mm mm kg
Pressed and seam welded bend with separate branch for 100 100 100 75 0,42
cleaning. The stud is fitted with a Safe take-off and fits an
7 inspection cap. 112 100 120 78 0,51
125 100 125 78 0,58
125 125 125 83 0,58
8 140 125 135 90 0,75
Ød1 [mm]
100 125 160 200 250 315 400 150 125 150 90 0,77
100
160 125 160 100 0,97
9 50
160 160 160 105 0,96
180 160 180 108 1,20
200 160 200 125 1,24
10
Δ pt [Pa]
10
200 200 200 125 1,29
5 224 200 225 128 1,67
11 250 200 250 150 2,02
250 250 250 150 2,12
1
10 50 100 500 1000 3000 [l/s] * Segmented and lockseamed. Designated BFBKCU 90°
12 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
q
The graph applies to a cleaning bend with cleaning cap
EPFH and with the same dimension of take-off and main
13 duct (Ød3=Ød1).
The pressure drop is about 30% lower for cleaning cap KCU
and Ød3=Ød1.
14
The pressure drop is about 30% lower for cleaning cap
EPFH and one step smaller take-off dimension (Ød3 < Ød1).
15 The pressure drop is about 50% lower for cleaning cap KCU
and one step smaller take-off dimension (Ød3 < Ød1).
16 Ordering example
BBKCU 200 160
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
Dimension Ød3
18

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Bend – Casting-in BU
programme
Dimensions
1
l
2
Ød inv
3
l1
4
Ød1
5
Description Ød1 Ød l l1 m 6
nom nom mm mm kg
Short installation length with female end and nail flange with 80 80 101 80 0,26
pre-punched holes.
100 100 93 62 0,24 7
125 125 106 79 0,32
160 160 130 94 0,43
8
10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
BU 100 90 GJUT
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
Specification
18

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Bend – Casting-in BSIU

programme
Dimensions
1
l
2
Ød
3
l1
4
Ød1
5
6 Description Ød1 Ød l l1 m
nom nom mm mm kg
Short installation lenght with air valve socket and nail flange 100 92 93 62 0,23
with pre-punched holes. Fits air valve KVB etc.
7 125 117 106 79 0,31
160 152 131 94 0,39
10
11
12
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
BSIU 100 90 GJUT
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
Specification
18

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Reducer RCU
Dimensions
1
l
l
2
Ød2
Ød2
Ød1
Ød1
4
Description Ød1 Ød2 l m 6

nom nom mm kg
Pressed, concentric reducer to meet demands for short 80 63 18 0,12
installation length with low pressure drop and low internal
noise generation. 100 63 30 0,17 7
100 * 80 26 0,18
Pressure drop, see graphs on page 81.
125 * 80 36 0,16
125 * 100 27 0,21 8
150 100 36 0,17
150 * 125 31 0,15
160 80 55 0,31 9
160 * 100 46 0,17
160 * 125 35 0,22
10
160 150 22 0,26
180 100 55 0,24
180 125 40 0,37 11
180 150 27 0,29
180 160 20 0,26
200 * 100 46 0,22 12
200 * 125 55 0,30
200 150 37 0,37
200 * 160 39 0,29 13
200 180 26 0,35
224 150 48 0,53
224 160 44 0,53
14
224 180 34 0,48
224 200 24 0,45
15
250 125 70 0,62
250 150 62 0,60
Ordering example
250 * 160 60 0,46 16
250 180 47 0,59
RCU 315 250 250 * 200 42 0,46
Product 250 224 29 0,57 17
Dimension Ød1
300 * 200 59 0,64
Dimension Ød2
300 250 34 0,71
315 160 91 0,86 18

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Reducer RCU
Ød1 Ød2 l m
nom nom mm kg
1
315 * 200 74 0,72
315 * 250 50 0,65
2 355 250 69 1,08
355 315 33 0,99
400 200 118 1,37
3 400 250 94 1,38
400 315 54 1,29
500 ** 250 128 2,30
4 500 315 95 1,90
500 400 68 1,76
630 ** 315 160 3,37
5 630 ** 400 118 3,17
630 ** 500 68 2,89
6 * With stream-lined transition

** Hand made
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

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Reducer RCFU
Dimensions
1
l
2
Ød2
Ød
4
Description Ød Ød2 l m 6
nom nom mm kg
Pressed, concentric reducer with female coupling, with a 80 63 57 0,11
45° angle to meet demands for short installation length with
low pressure drop and low internal noise generation. Ød fits 100 63 70 0,14 7
outside another fitting. 100 *¹ 80 61 0,16
125 *¹ 80 73 0,16
125 *¹ 100 64 0,14 8
Has Click function at the Safe end – has an open turned-
150 100 78 0,16
over end.
Has normally not any Click function at the female end – 150 ¹ 125 66 0,17
hasn’t any notches. 160 * 80 92 0,24 9
Can to order be delivered with Click function at the female 160 *¹ 100 83 0,16
end as well – i.e. with notches. 160 *¹ 125 71 0,20
10
160 150 59 0,25
180 100 98 0,24
180 125 85 0,31 11
180 150 68 0,24
180 160 66 0,27
200 *¹ 100 84 0,23 12
200 *¹ 125 90 0,27
200 150 75 0,34
200 *¹ 160 73 0,26 13
200 180 63 0,32
224 150 92 0,45
224 160 87 0,49
14
224 180 76 0,46
224 200 66 0,45
15
250 * 125 133 0,57
250 150 122 0,56
Ordering example
250 *¹ 160 117 0,40 16
250 180 107 0,55
RCFU 315 250 250 *¹ 200 103 0,42
Product 250 224 89 0,53 17
Dimension Ød
300 200 119 0,68
Dimension Ød2
300 250 94 0,66
315 * 160 153 0,82 18

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Reducer RCFU
Ød Ød2 l m
nom nom mm kg
1
315 *¹ 200 134 0,77
315 *¹ 250 108 0,65
2 355 250 136 1,04
355 315 97 0,89
400 * 200 196 1,31
3 400 * 250 174 1,37
400 * 315 133 1,20
500 ** 250 208 2,12
4 500 ** 315 185 2,09
500 ** 400 150 1,95
630 ** 315 240 2,76
5 630 ** 400 198 2,72
630 ** 500 148 2,69
6 * With turned-over edge

** Hand made
1 With stream-lined transition
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

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Reducers RCU, RCFU

Technical data
1
1 dimension step
[Pa]
v v 2
Ød [Pa]
1 Ød Ød
63
–80
100 2 [mm 100 1 Ød
0
5
80–
160 00
–10
] 2 [mm
–12
100
–80
15
63
–16
–1
]
3
5
315 00
125
250 60
50 50
–12
0
80–
125
100
0
315 0
0
630 00
–2
–25
200
–25
500 15
–1
–20
–50
500 5
9 630 00
/s]
160
250
–4
–31
0
200
–3
8 10
/s]
–50
–4
v [m
400
7 9
400
v [m
6 8
7
10
5
10 6 4
Δ pt
Δ pt
4 5
4
5 3 5
3
2 5
1 1
10 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s] 10 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
6
50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h] 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
q q
2 dimension steps
7
v Ød Ød
1 Ød v 1 Ød
[Pa] [Pa]
8
125 3
2 [mm –80 2 [mm
–6
500 50
] –10 ]
400 00
5
0
100
0
315 0
100
250 25
315160
100
200 00
–2
–31
–20
–40
–16
–2
–12
0
160
–1
15
–1
–25
630 315
–
0
630
–80
250
160
200
–40
50
125 3
50
400
–
–6
500
9
/s]
10
100
v [m
9
6 8
/s]
7
v [m
5
6
Δ pt
10 4 10 5
10
Δ pt
3
5 5
2
11
1 1
10 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s] 10 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h] 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
12
q q
3 dimension steps
13
Ød1 Ø Ød1 Ø
d2 [m v d2 [m
200 80
v m]
400 60
0
315 5
m]
0
–10
–12
630 50
5
–
[Pa]
500 00
400 60
–20
–1
[Pa]
160
–31
0
315 5
14
5
–2
–25
–12
–2
–1
–31
250100
250
15
500
100
200 0
100
630
–8
–
/s]
160
10
v [m
50 4 50
9
8
15
/s]
3
v [m
2
10
Δ pt
10
Δ pt
16
5 5
17
1 1
10 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s] 10 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h] 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h] 18
q
q

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Reducer RU
Dimensions
1 l
Ød1
cc
4
Ød2
5
6 Description Ød1 Ød2 cc l m

nom nom mm mm kg
Short, eccentric reducer to achieve extremely short installa- 400 200 90 12 1,42
tion length.
7 400 224 78 12 1,48
400 250 65 12 1,54
400 280 50 12 1,53
8 400 300 40 12 1,52
400 315 33 12 1,51
400 355 13 12 1,13
9 450 250 90 4 1,76
450 280 75 4 1,75
450 300 65 4 1,74
10
450 315 58 4 1,73
450 355 38 4 1,64
11 450 400 15 4 1,31
500 250 115 12 1,98
500 280 100 12 1,97
12 500 300 90 12 1,96
500 315 83 12 1,95
500 355 63 12 1,87
13 500 400 40 12 1,92
500 450 15 12 1,46
560 315 113 4 2,29
14 560 355 93 4 2,21
560 400 70 4 2,26
560 450 45 4 1,80
15
560 500 20 4 1,70
600 315 133 4 2,63
16 Ordering example
600 355 113 4 2,54
600 400 90 4 2,60
RU 400 315 600 450 65 4 2,14
Product
17 600 500 40 4 2,56
Dimension Ød1
600 560 10 4 1,87
Dimension Ød2
630 315 148 4 2,85
18 630 355 128 4 2,77

lin dab | safe
Reducer RU
Ød1 Ød2 cc l m
nom nom mm mm kg
1
630 400 105 4 2,82
630 450 80 4 2,36
630 500 55 4 2,78 2
630 560 25 4 2,09
630 600 5 4 1,90
710 400 145 4 3,43 3
710 450 120 4 2,97
710 500 95 4 3,39
710 560 65 4 2,70 4
710 600 45 4 2,51
710 630 30 4 2,48
800 400 190 4 4,06
5
800 450 165 4 3,60
800 500 140 4 4,02
6
800 560 110 4 3,33
800 600 90 4 3,14
800 630 75 4 3,75 7
800 710 35 4 3,06
900 500 190 4 5,30
900 560 160 4 4,58 8
900 600 140 4 4,36
900 630 125 4 4,95
900 710 85 4 4,20 9
900 800 40 4 4,01
1000 500 240 4 6,52
1000 560 210 4 5,80
10
1000 600 190 4 5,58
1000 630 175 4 6,17
11
1000 710 135 4 5,42
1000 800 90 4 5,23
1000 900 40 4 4,94 12
1120 630 235 4 7,59
1120 710 195 4 6,48
1120 800 150 4 6,64 13
1120 900 100 4 6,36
1120 1000 50 4 5,46
1250 630 300 4 9,69 14
1250 710 260 4 8,94
1250 800 215 4 8,74
1250 900 165 4 8,46
15
1250 1000 115 4 7,56
1250 1120 55 4 7,53 16
17
18

lindab | safe
Reducer RFU
Dimensions
1 l
Ød
cc
4
Ød2
5
6 Description Ød Ød2 cc l m
nom nom mm mm kg
Short, eccentric reducer with female end to achieve 400 * 200 90 80 1,33
extremely short installation length.
7 400 224 78 80 1,39
Ød fits outside another fitting. 400 * 250 65 80 1,44
400 280 50 80 1,43
8 400 300 40 80 1,43
400 * 315 33 80 1,42
400 355 13 80 0,99
9 450 250 90 80 1,76
450 280 75 80 1,75
450 300 65 80 1,74
10
450 315 58 80 1,73
450 355 38 80 1,69
11 450 400 15 80 1,31
500 250 115 80 2,09
500 280 100 80 2,08
12 500 300 95 80 2,07
500 315 83 80 2,06
500 355 63 80 1,98
13 500 400 40 80 2,03
500 450 15 80 1,57
560 315 113 80 2,39
14 560 355 93 80 2,32
560 400 70 80 2,36
560 450 45 80 1,90
15
560 500 20 80 1,80
600 315 133 80 2,62
16 Ordering example
600 355 113 80 2,54
600 400 90 80 2,59
RFU 630 315 600 450 65 80 2,53
Product
17 600 500 40 80 2,54
Dimension Ød
600 560 10 80 1,86
Dimension Ød2
630 315 148 80 2,79
18 630 355 128 80 2,71

lin dab | safe
Reducer RFU
Ød Ød2 cc l m
nom nom mm mm kg
1
630 400 105 80 2,76
630 450 80 80 2,30
630 500 55 80 2,72 2
630 560 25 80 2,03
630 600 5 80 1,84
710 400 145 100 3,72 3
710 450 120 100 2,76
710 500 95 100 3,18
710 560 65 100 2,49 4
710 600 45 100 2,30
710 630 30 100 2,44
800 400 190 100 3,76
5
800 450 165 100 3,30
800 500 140 100 3,72
6
800 560 110 100 3,03
800 600 90 100 2,84
800 630 75 100 3,44 7
800 710 35 100 2,76
900 500 190 100 6,14
900 560 160 100 5,42 8
900 600 140 100 5,20
900 630 125 100 5,74
900 710 85 100 5,04 9
900 800 40 100 4,84
1000 500 240 100 7,34
1000 560 210 100 6,42
10
1000 600 190 100 6,40
1000 630 175 100 6,99
11
1000 710 135 100 6,24
1000 800 90 100 6,04
1000 900 40 100 5,76 12
1120 630 235 120 9,09
1120 710 195 120 8,34
1120 800 150 120 8,14 13
1120 900 100 120 7,86
1120 1000 50 120 6,96
1250 630 300 120 11,0 14
1250 710 260 120 10,3
1250 800 215 120 10,0
1250 900 165 120 9,76
15
1250 1000 115 120 8,86
1250 1120 55 120 8,83 16
* With turned-over edge
17
18

lindab | safe
Reducer RFLU
Dimensions
1
Ød
3
Ød2
4
l
6 Description Ød Ød2 l m
nom nom mm kg
Long, tangential, hand made reducer with a female end and 80 63 98 0,14
with approx. 35° angle.
7 100 63 126 0,20
Dimensions are otherwise adapted to DIN 24147 section 4. 100 80 103 0,18
112 63 142 0,23
8 112 80 119 0,22
112 100 92 0,20
125 63 159 0,28
9 125 80 137 0,26
125 100 109 0,24
125 112 93 0,23
10
140 63 181 0,33
140 80 157 0,32
11 140 100 130 0,30
140 112 114 0,28
140 125 96 0,27
12 150 63 195 0,37
150 80 171 0,36
150 100 144 0,34
13 150 112 127 0,32
150 125 109 0,30
150 140 99 0,28
14 160 63 207 0,43
160 80 185 0,42
160 100 157 0,40
15
160 112 141 0,38
160 125 123 0,36
16 Ordering example
160 140 102 0,34
160 150 99 0,32
RFLU 250 160 180 80 212 0,51
Product
17 180 100 185 0,49
Dimension Ød
180 112 168 0,47
Dimension Ød2
180 125 151 0,46
18 180 140 130 0,43

lin dab | safe
Reducer RFLU
Ød Ød2 l m Ød Ød2 l m
nom nom mm kg nom nom mm kg
1
180 150 116 0,41 315 180 281 1,26
180 160 103 0,41 315 200 253 1,21
200 80 240 0,61 315 224 220 1,13 2
200 100 213 0,59 315 250 184 1,09
200 112 196 0,57 315 280 143 0,97
200 125 178 0,55 315 300 116 0,88 3
200 140 157 0,53 355 160 363 1,84
200 150 144 0,51 355 180 335 1,77
200 160 130 0,50 355 200 308 1,71 4
200 180 103 0,46 355 224 275 1,61
224 100 215 0,72 355 250 239 1,56
224 112 229 0,70 355 280 198 1,41
5
224 125 211 0,68 355 300 171 1,30
224 140 190 0,65 355 315 150 1,21
6
224 150 177 0,64 400 160 450 2,44
224 160 163 0,63 400 180 422 2,38
224 180 135 0,58 400 200 395 2,31 7
224 200 107 0,53 400 224 362 2,23
250 100 301 0,94 400 250 326 2,20
250 112 285 0,92 400 280 285 2,01 8
250 125 267 0,90 400 300 257 1,90
250 140 246 0,89 400 315 237 1,86
250 150 232 0,87 400 355 182 1,55 9
250 160 219 0,87 450 200 463 2,99
250 180 191 0,80 450 224 431 2,90
250 200 164 0,75 450 250 395 2,85
10
250 224 131 0,67 450 280 354 2,70
280 125 308 1,10 450 300 326 2,59
11
280 140 287 1,08 450 315 306 2,50
280 150 274 1,06 450 355 251 2,24
280 160 260 1,05 450 400 194 2,64 12
280 180 232 1,00 500 200 532 3,66
280 200 205 0,95 500 224 499 3,56
280 224 172 0,87 500 250 463 3,51 13
280 250 136 0,84 500 280 422 3,36
300 125 335 1,25 500 300 395 3,25
300 140 315 1,22 500 315 374 3,16 14
300 150 301 1,20 500 355 319 2,89
300 160 287 1,20 500 400 262 2,69
300 180 260 1,15 500 450 194 2,37
15
300 200 262 1,09 560 250 546 4,47
300 224 200 1,02 560 280 505 4,32 16
300 250 164 0,98 560 300 477 4,21
300 280 123 0,86 560 315 456 4,11
315 125 356 1,36 560 355 402 3,85 17
315 140 335 1,33 560 400 345 3,66
315 150 322 1,32 560 450 276 2,70
315 160 308 1,31 560 500 207 2,86 18

lindab | safe
Reducer RFLU
1
600 250 601 5,10 1120 600 884 15,9
600 280 560 4,96 1120 630 843 15,5
2 600 300 532 4,84 1120 710 738 15,1
600 315 512 4,76 1120 800 615 13,8
600 355 457 4,49 1120 900 477 12,1
3 600 400 400 4,29 1120 1000 656 16,2
600 450 331 3,96 1250 600 340 10,3
600 500 262 3,49 1250 630 1063 20,1
4 600 560 180 2,94 1250 710 1022 19,7
630 250 642 5,60 1250 800 917 19,3
630 280 601 5,46 1250 900 793 17,9
5 630 300 573 5,34 1250 1000 518 14,4
630 315 553 5,25 1250 1120 354 12,2
630 355 498 4,99
6
630 400 441 4,79
630 450 372 4,46
7 630 500 304 4,00
630 560 221 3,43
630 600 166 2,97
8 710 355 633 7,11
710 400 576 6,92
710 450 507 6,60
9 710 500 438 6,12
710 560 356 5,57
710 600 301 5,10
10 710 630 260 4,72
800 400 699 8,81
800 450 631 8,49
11
800 500 562 8,02
800 560 480 7,46
12 800 600 425 6,99
800 630 384 6,62
800 710 279 6,21
13 900 450 768 10,8
900 500 699 10,3
900 560 617 9,78
14 900 600 562 9,31
900 630 521 8,94
900 710 416 8,53
15 900 800 292 7,18
1000 500 857 13,1
16 1000 560 774 12,5
1000 600 719 12,0
1000 630 678 11,7
17 1000 710 573 11,2
1000 800 450 9,91
1000 900 312 8,17
18 1120 560 939 16,4

lin dab | safe
Reducer RCLU
Dimensions
1
l
2
Ød2
Ød1
4
Description Ød1 Ød2 l m 6

nom nom mm kg
Long, concentric, hand made reducer with approx. 18° 112 63 97 0,23
angle.
112 80 74 0,22 7
112 100 47 0,20
125 63 115 0,28
125 112 48 0,23 8
140 63 136 0,33
140 80 112 0,32
140 100 85 0,30 9
140 112 69 0,28
140 125 51 0,27
10
150 63 150 0,37
150 80 126 0,36
150 112 82 0,32 11
150 140 44 0,28
160 63 163 0,43
160 112 96 0,38 12
160 140 57 0,34
180 80 167 0,51
180 112 123 0,47 13
180 140 85 0,43
200 80 195 0,61
200 112 151 0,57
14
200 140 112 0,53
224 100 200 0,72
15
224 112 184 0,70
224 125 166 0,68
Ordering example
224 140 145 0,65 16
250 100 236 0,94
RCLU 200 100 250 112 220 0,92
Product 250 140 181 0,89 17
Dimension Ød1
280 125 243 1,10
Dimension Ød2
280 140 222 1,08
280 150 209 1,06 18

lindab | safe
Reducer RCLU
Ød1 Ød2 l m Ød1 Ød2 l m
1
280 160 195 1,05 560 315 371 4,11
280 180 167 1,00 560 355 317 3,85
2 280 200 140 0,95 560 400 260 3,66
280 224 107 0,87 560 450 191 2,70
280 250 71 0,84 560 500 122 2,86
3 300 125 270 1,25 600 250 516 5,10
300 140 250 1,22 600 280 475 4,96
300 150 236 1,20 600 300 447 4,84
4 300 160 222 1,20 600 315 427 4,76
300 180 195 1,15 600 355 372 4,49
300 224 135 1,02 600 400 315 4,29
5 300 280 58 0,86 600 450 246 3,96
315 125 291 1,36 600 500 177 3,49
315 140 270 1,33 600 560 95 2,94
6
315 150 257 1,32 630 250 557 5,60
315 180 216 1,26 630 280 516 5,46
7 315 224 155 1,13 630 300 488 5,34
315 280 78 0,97 630 355 413 4,99
315 300 51 0,88 630 450 287 4,46
8 355 160 298 1,84 630 560 136 3,43
355 180 270 1,77 630 600 81 2,97
355 200 243 1,71 710 355 528 7,11
9 355 224 210 1,61 710 400 471 6,92
355 280 133 1,41 710 450 402 6,60
355 300 106 1,30 710 500 333 6,12
10 400 160 365 2,44 710 560 251 5,57
400 180 337 2,38 710 600 196 5,10
400 224 277 2,23 710 630 155 4,72
11
400 280 200 2,01 800 400 594 8,81
400 300 172 1,90 800 450 526 8,49
12 400 355 97 1,55 800 500 457 8,02
450 200 378 2,99 800 560 375 7,46
450 224 346 2,90 800 600 320 6,99
13 450 250 310 2,85 800 630 279 6,62
450 280 269 2,70 800 710 174 6,21
450 300 241 2,59 900 450 663 10,8
14 450 315 221 2,50 900 500 594 10,3
450 355 166 2,24 900 560 512 9,78
450 400 109 2,64 900 600 457 9,31
15 500 200 447 3,66 900 630 416 8,94
500 224 414 3,56 900 710 311 8,53
16 500 280 337 3,36 900 800 187 7,18
500 300 310 3,25 1000 500 732 13,1
500 355 234 2,89 1000 560 649 12,5
17 500 450 109 2,37 1000 600 594 12,0
560 250 461 4,47 1000 630 553 11,7
560 280 420 4,32 1000 710 448 11,2
18 560 300 392 4,21 1000 800 325 9,91

lin dab | safe
Reducer RCLU
Ød1 Ød2 l m
nom nom mm kg
1
1000 900 187 8,17
1120 560 814 16,4
1120 600 759 15,9 2
1120 630 718 15,5
1120 710 613 15,1
1120 800 490 13,8 3
1120 900 352 12,1
1120 1000 215 10,3
1250 600 938 20,1 4
1250 630 897 19,7
1250 710 792 19,3
1250 800 668 17,9
5
1250 900 531 16,2
1250 1000 393 14,4
6
1250 1120 229 12,2
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

lindab | safe
Reducer RCLU
Technical data
1
1 dimension step
v
2 [Pa] v [Pa]
100 Ød 100 Ød
1 Ød 1 Ød
2 [mm 2 [mm
50 50 ]
3 ]
00
0
0
00
–63
000
000
0–8
–63
0–8
800
0–1
0–1
100
800
9 100 15
125
4 10
8 125 10
/s]
Δ pt
Δ pt
s]
7
m/
6 10
v [m
v[
5 9
5 5 8
4 7
5 3
5
6
2 4
1 1
10 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s] 10 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
6
50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h] 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
q q
7 2 dimension steps
v v
[Pa]
[Pa]
8 100 Ød
1 Ød 100 Ød
1 Ød
2 [mm
] 2 [mm
50 ]
50
100 500
30
100 500
00
30
00
0–6
0–8
–
0–6
0–8
800
–
800
6
125
15
125
s]
10 5
m/
Δ pt
10
Δ pt
4
v[
10
10
/s]
9
v [m
5 3
5 8
7
2 6
5
11
1
10 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s] 1
10 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
12 q
50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
q
3 dimension steps
13 v
v [Pa]
[Pa] Ød
1 Ød
100 100 2 [mm
14 Ød ]
0
1 Ød 50
00
–40
50 2 [mm
30
0–5
]
800
100 400
0–6
15
00
100
30
0–5
125
–
15
0–6
800
/s]
4
125
10
v [m
/s]
10
Δ pt
10 9
v [m
3
Δ pt
8
5
16 5 2
17 1
10
1
10 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
[m3/h] 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h]

50 100 500 1000 5000 10000
18 q q

lin dab | safe
Reducer RCFLU
Dimensions
1
l
2
Ød2
Ød
4
Description Ød Ød2 l m 6
nom nom mm kg
Long, concentric, hand made reducer with a female end and 80 63 98 0,14
with approx. 18° angle.
100 63 126 0,20 7
100 80 103 0,18
112 63 142 0,23
112 80 119 0,22 8
112 100 92 0,20
125 63 159 0,28
125 100 109 0,24 9
125 112 93 0,23
140 63 137 0,26
10
140 80 181 0,33
140 112 130 0,30
140 125 114 0,28 11
140 140 96 0,27
150 63 157 0,32
150 80 195 0,37 12
150 100 144 0,34
150 112 127 0,32
150 125 109 0,30 13
150 140 99 0,28
160 63 171 0,36
160 80 207 0,43
14
160 100 157 0,40
160 112 141 0,38
15
160 125 123 0,36
160 140 102 0,34
Ordering example
160 150 99 0,32 16
180 80 185 0,42
RCFLU 250 160 180 100 185 0,49
Product 180 112 168 0,47 17
Dimension Ød
180 125 151 0,46
Dimension Ød2
180 140 130 0,43
180 150 116 0,41 18

lindab | safe
Reducer RCFLU
1
180 160 103 0,41 315 200 253 1,21
200 80 212 0,51 315 224 220 1,13
2 200 100 213 0,59 315 250 184 1,09
200 112 196 0,57 315 280 143 0,97
200 125 178 0,55 315 300 116 0,88
3 200 140 157 0,53 355 160 363 1,84
200 150 144 0,51 355 180 335 1,77
200 160 130 0,50 355 200 308 1,71
4 200 180 103 0,46 355 224 275 1,61
224 100 215 0,72 355 250 239 1,56
224 112 229 0,70 355 280 198 1,41
5 224 125 211 0,68 355 300 171 1,30
224 140 190 0,65 355 315 150 1,21
224 150 177 0,64 400 160 450 2,44
6
224 160 163 0,63 400 180 422 2,38
224 180 135 0,58 400 200 395 2,31
7 224 200 107 0,53 400 224 362 2,23
250 100 301 0,94 400 250 326 2,20
250 112 285 0,92 400 280 285 2,01
8 250 125 267 0,90 400 300 257 1,90
250 140 246 0,89 400 315 237 1,86
250 150 232 0,87 400 355 182 1,55
9 250 160 219 0,87 450 200 463 2,99
250 180 191 0,80 450 224 431 2,90
250 200 164 0,75 450 250 395 2,85
10 250 224 131 0,67 450 280 354 2,70
280 125 308 1,10 450 300 326 2,59
280 140 287 1,08 450 315 306 2,50
11
280 150 274 1,06 450 355 251 2,24
280 160 260 1,05 450 400 194 2,64
12 280 180 232 1,00 500 200 532 3,66
280 200 205 0,95 500 224 499 3,56
280 224 172 0,87 500 250 463 3,51
13 280 250 136 0,84 500 280 422 3,36
300 125 335 1,25 500 300 395 3,25
300 140 315 1,22 500 315 374 3,16
14 300 150 301 1,20 500 355 319 2,89
300 160 287 1,20 500 400 262 2,69
300 180 260 1,15 500 450 194 2,37
15 300 200 262 1,09 560 250 546 4,47
300 224 200 1,02 560 280 505 4,32
16 300 250 164 0,98 560 300 477 4,21
300 280 123 0,86 560 315 456 4,11
315 125 356 1,36 560 355 402 3,85
17 315 140 335 1,33 560 400 345 3,66
315 150 322 1,32 560 450 276 2,70
315 160 308 1,31 560 500 207 2,86
18 315 180 281 1,26 600 250 601 5,10

lin dab | safe
Reducer RCFLU
1
600 280 560 4,96 1120 630 843 15,5
600 300 532 4,84 1120 710 738 15,1
600 315 512 4,76 1120 800 615 13,8 2
600 355 457 4,49 1120 900 477 12,1
600 400 400 4,29 1120 1000 656 16,2
600 450 331 3,96 1250 600 340 10,3 3
600 500 262 3,49 1250 630 1063 20,1
600 560 180 2,94 1250 710 1022 19,7
630 250 642 5,60 1250 800 917 19,3 4
630 280 601 5,46 1250 900 793 17,9
630 300 573 5,34 1250 1000 518 14,4
630 315 553 5,25 1250 1120 354 12,2
5
630 355 498 4,99
630 400 441 4,79
6
630 450 372 4,46
630 500 304 4,00
630 560 221 3,43 7
630 600 166 2,97
710 355 633 7,11
710 400 576 6,92 8
710 450 507 6,60
710 500 438 6,12
710 560 356 5,57 9
710 600 301 5,10
710 630 260 4,72
800 400 699 8,81
10
800 450 631 8,49
800 500 562 8,02
11
800 560 480 7,46
800 600 425 6,99
800 630 384 6,62 12
800 710 279 6,21
900 450 768 10,8
900 500 699 10,3 13
900 560 617 9,78
900 600 562 9,31
900 630 521 8,94 14
900 710 416 8,53
900 800 292 7,18
1000 500 857 13,1
15
1000 560 774 12,5
1000 600 719 12,0 16
1000 630 678 11,7
1000 710 573 11,2
1000 800 450 9,91 17
1000 900 312 8,17
1120 560 939 16,4
1120 600 884 15,9 18

lindab | safe
Reducer RLU
Dimensions
1
Ød1
3
Ød2
4
l
6 Description Ød1 Ød2 l m

nom nom mm kg
Long, tangential, hand made reducer with approx. 35° 80 63 53 0,14
angle.
7 100 63 81 0,20
Dimensions are otherwise adapted to DIN 24147 section 4. 100 80 58 0,18
112 63 97 0,23
8 112 80 74 0,22
112 100 47 0,20
125 63 115 0,28
9 125 80 92 0,26
125 100 64 0,24
125 112 48 0,23
10
140 63 136 0,33
140 80 112 0,32
11 140 100 85 0,30
140 112 69 0,28
140 125 51 0,27
12 150 63 150 0,37
150 80 126 0,36
150 100 99 0,34
13 150 112 82 0,32
150 125 64 0,30
150 140 44 0,28
14 160 63 163 0,43
160 80 140 0,42
160 100 112 0,40
15
160 112 96 0,38
160 125 78 0,36
16 Ordering example
160 140 57 0,34
160 150 44 0,32
RLU 200 160 180 80 167 0,51
Product
17 180 100 140 0,49
Dimension Ød1
180 112 123 0,47
Dimension Ød2
180 125 106 0,46
18 180 140 85 0,43

lin dab | safe
Reducer RLU
1
180 150 71 0,41 315 180 216 1,26
180 160 58 0,41 315 200 188 1,21
200 80 195 0,61 315 224 155 1,13 2
200 100 167 0,59 315 250 119 1,09
200 112 151 0,57 315 280 78 0,97
200 125 133 0,55 315 300 51 0,88 3
200 140 112 0,53 355 160 298 1,84
200 150 99 0,51 355 180 270 1,77
200 160 85 0,50 355 200 243 1,71 4
200 180 58 0,46 355 224 210 1,61
224 100 200 0,72 355 250 174 1,56
224 112 184 0,70 355 280 133 1,41
5
224 125 166 0,68 355 300 106 1,30
224 140 145 0,65 355 315 85 1,21
6
224 150 132 0,64 400 160 365 2,44
224 160 118 0,63 400 180 337 2,38
224 180 90 0,58 400 200 310 2,31 7
224 200 63 0,53 400 224 277 2,23
250 100 236 0,94 400 250 241 2,20
250 112 220 0,92 400 280 200 2,01 8
250 125 202 0,90 400 300 172 1,90
250 140 181 0,89 400 315 152 1,86
250 150 167 0,87 400 355 97 1,55 9
250 160 154 0,87 450 200 378 2,99
250 180 126 0,80 450 224 346 2,90
250 200 99 0,75 450 250 310 2,85
10
250 224 66 0,67 450 280 269 2,70
280 125 243 1,10 450 300 241 2,59
11
280 140 222 1,08 450 315 221 2,50
280 150 209 1,06 450 355 166 2,24
280 160 195 1,05 450 400 109 2,64 12
280 180 167 1,00 500 200 447 3,66
280 200 140 0,95 500 224 414 3,56
280 224 107 0,87 500 250 378 3,51 13
280 250 71 0,84 500 280 337 3,36
300 125 270 1,25 500 300 310 3,25
300 140 250 1,22 500 315 289 3,16 14
300 150 236 1,20 500 355 234 2,89
300 160 222 1,20 500 400 177 2,69
300 180 195 1,15 500 450 109 2,37
15
300 200 167 1,09 560 250 461 4,47
300 224 135 1,02 560 280 420 4,32 16
300 250 99 0,98 560 300 392 4,21
300 280 58 0,86 560 315 371 4,11
315 125 291 1,36 560 355 317 3,85 17
315 140 270 1,33 560 400 260 3,66
315 150 257 1,32 560 450 191 2,70
315 160 243 1,31 560 500 122 2,86 18

lindab | safe
Reducer RLU
1
600 250 516 5,10 1120 600 759 15,9
600 280 475 4,96 1120 630 718 15,5
2 600 300 447 4,84 1120 710 613 15,1
600 315 427 4,76 1120 800 490 13,8
600 355 372 4,49 1120 900 352 12,1
3 600 400 315 4,29 1120 1000 215 10,3
600 450 246 3,96 1250 600 938 20,1
600 500 177 3,49 1250 630 897 19,7
4 600 560 95 2,94 1250 710 792 19,3
630 250 557 5,60 1250 800 668 17,9
630 280 516 5,46 1250 900 531 16,2
5 630 300 488 5,34 1250 1000 393 14,4
630 315 468 5,25 1250 1120 229 12,2
630 355 413 4,99
6
630 400 356 4,79
630 450 287 4,46
7 630 500 219 4,00
630 560 136 3,43
630 600 81 2,97
8 710 355 528 7,11
710 400 471 6,92
710 450 402 6,60
9 710 500 333 6,12
710 560 251 5,57
710 600 196 5,10
10 710 630 155 4,72
800 400 594 8,81
800 450 526 8,49
11
800 500 457 8,02
800 560 375 7,46
12 800 600 320 6,99
800 630 279 6,62
800 710 174 6,21
13 900 450 663 10,8
900 500 594 10,3
900 560 512 9,78
14 900 600 457 9,31
900 630 416 8,94
900 710 311 8,53
15 900 800 187 7,18
1000 500 732 13,1
16 1000 560 649 12,5
1000 600 594 12,0
1000 630 553 11,7
17 1000 710 448 11,2
1000 800 325 9,91
1000 900 187 8,17
18 1120 560 814 16,4

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Saddle PSU
Dimensions
1
Ød3
2
l3
Ød
4
Description Ød Ød3 l3 m 6
nom nom mm kg
Pressed saddle with aerodynamic flow radius facing the 63 63 42 0,09
branch.
80 63 50 0,09 7
Pressure drop, see graphs on page 85. 80 80 52 0,13
Some PSUs are pressed with one and the same tool, and fit 100 63 60 0,09
several dimensions of main pipe. 100 80 60 0,14 8
100 100 65 0,18
112 63 66 0,09
112 80 68 0,13 9
112 100 71 0,18
112 * 112 81 0,21
10
125 63 73 0,08
125 80 75 0,13
125 100 78 0,18 11
125 * 112 88 0,21
125 125 83 0,25
140 80 82 0,13 12
140 100 85 0,18
140 * 112 95 0,21
140 * 125 95 0,22 13
140 140 90 0,25
150 80 87 0,10
150 100 90 0,18
14
150 125 95 0,18
150 140 95 0,25
15
150 150 95 0,25
160 80 92 0,10
Ordering example
160 100 95 0,18 16
160 125 100 0,18
PSU 125 100 160 140 100 0,25
Product 160 150 100 0,32 17
Dimension Ød
160 160 105 0,26
Dimension Ød3
180 80 102 0,09
180 100 105 0,19 18

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Saddle PSU
Ød Ød3 l3 m Ød Ød3 l3 m
1
180 125 110 0,25 300 160 175 0,24
180 140 110 0,25 300 180 175 0,40
2 180 150 110 0,22 300 200 175 0,46
180 160 115 0,27 300 224 175 0,58
180 180 115 0,48 300 250 175 0,71
3 200 80 112 0,09 300 * 280 175 0,59
200 100 115 0,19 300 300 175 1,13
200 125 115 0,25 315 80 170 0,12
4 200 140 120 0,25 315 100 173 0,12
200 150 120 0,22 315 125 178 0,23
200 160 125 0,27 315 140 178 0,27
5 200 180 125 0,45 315 150 178 0,21
200 200 125 0,39 315 160 182 0,24
224 80 124 0,12 315 180 182 0,40
6
224 100 127 0,18 315 200 182 0,46
224 125 132 0,23 315 224 182 0,58
7 224 140 132 0,29 315 250 182 0,71
224 150 132 0,21 315 * 280 182 0,95
224 160 137 0,24 315 300 182 1,10
8 224 180 137 0,41 315 315 182 1,22
224 200 137 0,47 355 100 193 0,12
224 224 137 0,64 355 125 198 0,23
9 250 80 137 0,12 355 140 198 0,27
250 100 140 0,18 355 150 198 0,21
250 125 145 0,23 355 160 203 0,24
10 250 140 145 0,29 355 180 203 0,40
250 150 145 0,21 355 200 203 0,44
250 160 150 0,24 355 224 203 0,58
11
250 180 150 0,41 355 250 203 0,65
250 200 150 0,47 355 * 280 203 0,89
12 250 224 150 0,63 355 300 203 0,94
250 250 150 0,80 355 * 315 203 1,12
280 80 155 0,12 355 * 355 203 0,90
13 280 100 155 0,12 400 100 215 0,12
280 125 160 0,23 400 125 220 0,23
280 140 160 0,27 400 150 220 0,24
14 280 150 160 0,21 400 160 225 0,24
280 160 165 0,24 400 200 225 0,44
280 180 165 0,40 400 224 225 0,54
15 280 200 165 0,46 400 250 225 0,65
280 224 165 0,58 400 * 280 225 0,83
16 280 * 250 165 0,77 400 300 250 0,94
280 * 280 165 0,59 400 315 225 1,03
300 80 162 0,12 400 * 355 225 1,42
17 300 100 165 0,12 400 400 225 1,87
300 125 170 0,23 450 100 240 0,12
300 140 170 0,27 450 125 245 0,23
18 300 150 170 0,21 450 150 245 0,24

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Saddle PSU
1
450 160 250 0,25 600 * 560 340 2,09
450 200 250 0,42 600 * 600 340 2,47
450 224 250 0,54 630 100 330 0,12 2
450 250 250 0,67 630 125 335 0,23
450 * 280 250 0,77 630 160 340 0,31
450 300 250 0,83 630 200 340 0,40 3
450 315 250 0,94 630 224 340 0,54
450 * 355 250 1,01 630 250 340 0,83
450 400 250 1,81 630 300 340 0,55 4
450 * 450 250 1,58 630 315 340 0,93
500 100 265 0,12 630 * 355 340 0,80
500 125 270 0,23 630 400 340 1,49
5
500 150 270 0,24 630 * 450 340 1,82
500 160 275 0,25 630 * 500 355 1,53
6
500 200 275 0,42 630 * 560 355 2,09
500 224 275 0,54 630 * 600 355 2,35
500 250 275 0,67 630 * 630 355 2,53 7
500 300 275 0,83 * Hand made
500 315 275 0,93
500 * 355 275 1,01 8
500 400 275 1,75
500 * 450 275 1,45
500 * 500 290 1,87 9
560 100 295 0,12
560 125 300 0,23
560 160 305 0,25
10
560 200 305 0,42
560 224 305 0,54
11
560 250 305 0,67
560 300 305 0,83
560 315 305 0,93 12
560 * 355 305 1,06
560 400 305 1,75
560 * 450 305 1,37 13
560 * 500 320 1,75
560 * 560 320 2,24
600 100 315 0,12 14
600 125 320 0,23
600 160 325 0,31
600 200 325 0,40
15
600 224 325 0,54
600 250 325 0,65 16
600 300 325 0,83
600 315 325 0,93
600 * 355 325 0,94 17
600 400 325 1,49
600 * 450 325 1,34
600 * 500 340 1,60 18

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Saddle PSVU45°
Dimensions
1
Ød
3
2
l3
3
45°
4
Ød
5
6 Description Ød Ød3 l3 m
nom nom mm kg
As standard the angle is 45°. 80 80 165 0,20
Different angle available to order.
7 100 80 180 0,20
100 100 190 0,30
125 80 200 0,20
8 125 100 210 0,30
125 112 215 0,30
125 125 220 0,40
9 140 80 210 0,20
140 100 220 0,30
140 112 225 0,30
10
140 125 230 0,40
140 140 250 0,50
11 150 80 215 0,20
150 100 225 0,30
150 112 235 0,30
12 150 125 240 0,40
150 140 260 0,50
150 150 265 0,50
13 160 80 220 0,20
160 100 230 0,30
160 112 240 0,30
14 160 125 245 0,40
160 140 265 0,50
160 150 270 0,50
15
160 160 275 0,60
180 80 235 0,20
16 Ordering example
180 100 245 0,30
180 112 250 0,30
PSVU45 125 100 180 125 260 0,40
Product
17 180 140 280 0,50
Dimension Ød
180 150 285 0,50
Dimension Ød3
180 160 290 0,60
18 180 180 300 0,90

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Saddle PSVU45°
1
200 80 250 0,20 300 300 460 2,20
200 100 260 0,30 315 80 333 0,20
200 112 265 0,30 315 100 343 0,30 2
200 125 270 0,40 315 125 360 0,40
200 140 295 0,50 315 140 375 0,50
200 150 300 0,50 315 150 380 0,50 3
200 160 305 0,60 315 160 385 0,60
200 180 315 0,90 315 180 395 0,90
200 200 325 1,00 315 200 405 1,00 4
224 100 275 0,30 315 224 415 1,20
224 112 285 0,30 315 250 430 1,60
224 125 290 0,40 315 280 460 1,90
5
224 140 310 0,50 315 300 470 2,20
224 150 315 0,50 315 315 480 2,40
6
224 160 320 0,60 355 80 361 0,20
224 180 330 0,90 355 100 371 0,30
224 200 340 1,00 355 125 388 0,40 7
224 224 350 1,20 355 150 410 0,50
250 80 287 0,20 355 160 415 0,60
250 100 295 0,30 355 180 425 0,90 8
250 112 300 0,30 355 200 435 1,00
250 125 310 0,40 355 224 445 1,20
250 140 330 0,50 355 250 460 1,60 9
250 150 335 0,50 355 280 490 2,00
250 160 340 0,60 355 300 500 2,20
250 180 350 0,90 355 315 505 2,30
10
250 200 360 1,00 355 355 525 2,80
250 224 370 1,20 400 80 393 0,20
11
250 250 385 1,60 400 100 403 0,30
280 112 320 0,30 400 125 420 0,40
280 125 330 0,40 400 160 445 0,60 12
280 140 350 0,50 400 180 455 0,90
280 150 355 0,50 400 200 465 1,00
280 160 360 0,60 400 224 475 1,20 13
280 180 370 0,90 400 250 490 1,60
280 200 380 1,00 400 280 520 1,90
280 224 390 1,20 400 300 530 2,20 14
280 250 405 1,60 400 315 535 2,30
280 280 435 1,80 400 355 555 2,80
300 125 350 0,40 400 400 580 4,30
15
300 140 365 0,50 450 180 490 0,90
300 150 370 0,50 450 200 500 1,00 16
300 160 375 0,60 450 224 510 1,20
300 180 385 0,90 450 250 525 1,60
300 200 395 1,00 450 280 555 1,90 17
300 224 405 1,20 450 300 565 2,20
300 250 420 1,60 450 315 570 2,30
300 280 450 2,00 450 355 590 2,80 18

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Saddle PSVU45°
1
450 400 615 4,30 710 400 800 4,20
450 450 640 5,20 710 450 825 5,10
2 500 80 464 0,20 710 500 850 6,10
500 100 474 0,30 710 560 905 7,60
500 125 491 0,40 710 600 925 8,60
3 500 160 518 0,60 710 630 940 9,30
500 200 535 1,00 710 710 980 15,5
500 224 550 1,20 800 315 820 2,30
4 500 250 560 1,60 800 355 840 2,80
500 280 590 1,80 800 400 860 4,30
500 300 600 2,20 800 450 885 5,20
5 500 315 610 2,40 800 500 910 6,30
500 355 630 2,90 800 560 970 7,80
500 400 650 4,30 800 600 990 8,80
6
500 450 675 5,20 800 630 1005 9,50
500 500 700 6,30 800 710 1045 15,6
7 560 160 560 0,60 800 800 1090 19,0
560 224 590 1,20 900 355 910 2,80
560 250 605 1,60 900 400 935 4,30
8 560 280 630 1,90 900 450 960 5,20
560 300 640 2,20 900 500 980 6,30
560 315 650 2,30 900 560 1040 7,80
9 560 355 670 2,80 900 600 1060 8,80
560 400 690 4,30 900 630 1075 9,50
560 450 715 5,20 900 710 1115 15,6
10 560 500 740 6,30 900 800 1160 19,0
560 560 800 7,80 900 900 1210 23,3
600 250 630 1,60 1000 400 1005 4,30
11
600 280 655 1,90 1000 450 1030 5,20
600 300 665 2,20 1000 500 1055 6,40
12 600 315 675 2,40 1000 560 1110 7,80
600 355 695 2,80 1000 600 1130 8,80
600 400 715 4,30 1000 630 1145 9,50
13 600 450 740 5,20 1000 710 1185 15,5
600 500 765 6,20 1000 800 1230 19,0
600 560 825 7,80 1000 900 1280 23,0
14 600 600 850 8,80 1000 1000 1330 28,5
630 315 700 2,30 1120 500 1140 6,30
630 355 720 2,80 1120 560 1195 7,80
15 630 400 740 4,30 1120 600 1215 8,80
630 450 765 5,20 1120 630 1230 9,50
16 630 500 790 6,30 1120 710 1270 15,5
630 560 850 7,80 1120 800 1315 19,0
630 600 870 8,80 1120 900 1365 23,3
17 630 630 885 9,50 1120 1000 1415 28,5
710 300 745 2,20 1120 1120 1505 36,0
710 315 755 2,30 1250 500 1230 6,30
18 710 355 775 2,80 1250 560 1290 7,80

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Saddle PSVU45°
Ød Ød3 l3 m
nom nom mm kg
1
1250 600 1310 8,80
1250 630 1325 9,50
1250 710 1365 15,6 2
1250 800 1410 19,1
1250 900 1460 23,0
1250 1000 1510 28,6 3
1250 1120 1595 35,9
1250 1250 1660 43,4
4
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

T-piece TCPU
Dimensions
1
Ød 3
l3
Ød 1
4
l
5
6 Description Ød3
T-piece built with PSU saddle or a fully pressed top section.

7
l3
8
Ød1
9
l
10
Ød1 Ød3 l l3 m
nom nom mm mm kg
11 63 63 125 42 0,26
80 63 125 50 0,31
80 80 140 52 0,36
12 100 63 125 60 0,35
100 80 103 65 0,23
100 100 130 65 0,32
13 112 63 125 66 0,41
112 80 140 68 0,47
112 100 175 71 0,55
14
112 112 * 175 56 0,57
125 63 125 73 0,44
15 125 80 97 75 0,34
125 100 130 78 0,37
125 112 175 78 0,61
16 Ordering example 125 125 165 83 0,44
140 80 140 82 0,56
TCPU 250 160
140 100 175 85 0,65
Product
17 140 112 175 85 0,67
Dimension Ød1
Dimension Ød3 140 125 * 215 70 0,76
140 140 230 90 0,78
18 150 80 140 87 0,58

T-piece TCPU
Ød1 Ød3 l l3 m Ød1 Ød3 l l3 m
nom nom mm mm kg nom nom mm mm kg 1
150 100 175 90 0,69 280 160 256 165 1,75
150 125 215 95 0,76 280 180 306 165 1,97
150 140 230 95 0,82 280 200 306 165 2,01 2
150 150 260 95 0,94 280 224 350 165 2,27
160 80 140 92 0,59 280 250 * 350 140 2,44
160 100 130 95 0,46 280 280 * 390 140 2,67 3
160 125 166 100 0,53 300 80 156 162 1,36
160 140 230 100 0,87 300 100 175 165 1,47
160 150 260 100 0,99 300 125 220 170 1,68
4
160 160 209 105 0,63 300 140 230 170 1,74
180 80 140 102 0,92 300 150 255 170 1,86
5
180 100 175 105 0,80 300 160 256 175 1,87
180 125 215 110 0,91 300 180 306 175 2,12
180 140 230 110 0,96 300 200 306 175 2,15 6
180 150 260 110 1,08 300 224 350 175 2,41
180 160 260 115 1,06 300 250 350 175 2,50
180 180 285 115 1,44 300 280 * 390 150 2,53 7
200 80 140 112 0,77 300 300 430 175 3,55
200 100 175 115 0,88 315 80 156 170 1,43
200 125 215 115 1,02 315 100 175 173 1,50 8
200 140 230 120 1,07 315 125 220 178 1,76
200 150 260 120 1,19 315 140 230 178 1,82
200 160 209 125 0,67 315 150 355 178 2,38
9
200 180 285 125 1,35 315 160 256 182 1,96
200 200 249 125 1,21 315 180 306 182 2,21
10
224 80 140 124 0,85 315 200 306 182 2,14
224 100 175 127 1,01 315 224 350 182 2,51
224 125 215 132 1,14 315 250 350 182 2,59 11
224 140 230 132 1,20 315 280 390 182 3,00
224 150 260 132 1,29 315 300 430 182 3,21
224 160 260 137 1,28 315 315 363 182 2,20 12
224 180 285 137 1,46 355 100 175 193 1,73
224 200 346 137 1,69 355 125 220 198 1,96
250 80 156 137 1,13 355 140 230 198 2,03 13
250 100 175 140 1,22 355 150 255 198 2,46
250 125 220 145 1,48 355 160 256 203 2,45
250 140 230 145 1,48 355 180 306 203 2,81
14
250 150 255 145 1,55 355 200 306 203 2,82
250 160 256 150 1,58 355 224 350 203 3,13
15
250 180 306 150 1,79 355 250 350 203 3,18
250 200 306 150 1,78 355 280 * 390 178 3,63
250 224 350 150 2,09 355 300 430 203 3,87 16
250 250 296 150 1,65 355 315 455 203 4,06
280 80 156 155 1,25 355 355 * 470 203 5,14
280 100 175 155 1,37 400 100 175 215 2,27 17
280 125 220 160 1,56 400 125 225 220 2,81
280 140 230 160 1,63 400 160 266 225 3,02
280 150 255 160 1,72 400 200 300 225 3,37 18

T-piece TCPU
1 nom nom mm mm kg nom nom mm mm kg
400 224 350 225 3,74 600 315 415 325 6,46
400 250 350 225 3,79 600 355 * 470 300 6,98
2 400 280 * 390 200 4,23 600 400 510 325 7,43
400 300 430 225 4,47 600 450 * 550 300 7,84
400 315 415 225 4,42 600 500 * 552 300 7,91
3 400 355 * 470 225 5,04 600 560 * 610 300 8,76
400 400 510 225 6,20 600 600 * 650 300 10,8
450 100 175 240 2,76 630 100 175 330 4,03
4 450 125 225 245 3,15 630 125 225 335 4,41
450 160 266 250 3,38 630 160 266 340 4,99
450 200 300 250 3,75 630 200 300 340 5,35
5
450 224 350 250 4,16 630 250 350 340 6,00
450 250 350 250 4,23 630 300 * 450 315 7,23
6 450 280 * 390 225 4,64 630 315 415 340 6,77
450 300 430 250 4,89 630 355 * 470 315 7,18
450 315 415 250 4,82 630 400 510 340 7,69
7 450 355 470 250 5,16 630 450 * 555 315 8,24
450 400 510 250 5,81 630 500 * 552 340 8,44
450 450 * 550 225 6,99 630 560 * 610 315 9,11
8 500 100 175 265 3,06 630 600 * 650 315 9,58
500 125 225 270 3,35 630 630 * 680 340 11,3
500 160 266 275 3,77 * Built with PSU saddle, without radius
9 500 200 300 275 4,14
500 250 350 275 4,68
500 300 430 275 5,36
10
500 315 415 275 5,30
500 355 470 275 5,70
11 500 400 510 275 6,34
500 450 * 550 250 6,56
500 500 * 552 290 8,27
12 560 100 175 295 3,59
560 125 225 300 3,92
560 160 266 305 4,41
13 560 200 300 305 4,78
560 250 350 305 5,38
560 300 430 280 5,86
14 560 315 415 305 6,06
560 355 470 305 6,57
560 400 510 305 7,08
15
560 450 * 550 280 7,38
560 500 * 552 280 7,57
16 560 560 * 610 280 9,69
600 100 175 315 3,83
600 125 225 320 4,19
17 600 160 266 325 4,73
600 200 300 325 5,10
600 250 350 325 5,73
18 600 300 * 430 300 6,36

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T-piece and saddle TCPU, PSU

Supply air
1
Diverging flow [Pa]
200 2
100
Ød3 v3 m/s
50 3
14
Ød1 Ød2 12
4
Δ pt
10
10 8
6
5
5
4
1 2 6
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 [m/s]
v1
Diverging flow
7
[Pa]
2 4
30
6
Ød3 20 16 v2 [ m
/s ] s ] 8
v1 14 [ m/ 8
<1 v2
v2 12 10
10
10 12
Ød1 Ød2 9
5
Δ pt
6
The diagram is also applicable to
2
10
reduction in Ød2. v1
>1
4 v2
1
11
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 [m/s]
v1 12
Diverging flow [Pa] v3 [ m/s ]
200
16
13
14
Ød3 100 12
10 14
50
Δ pt
8
Ød1 Ød2
20
6 15
4
10
16
5
2
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 [m/s]
17
v 1 = v2
18

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T-piece and saddle TCPU, PSU

Exhaust air
1
2 Converging flow
[Pa]
100
Ød3
3
50
Ød1 Ød2
4
Δ pt
v2 [ m/s ]
5 0
4
6
8
6 -40
10 12 14 16
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 [m/s]
v3
7
Converging flow
[Pa] 2 4
6
8 50
v1 [ m/s ]
16
[m
/s
]
10
14 v1
Ød3 12
12
20
9 v1
<1
10
Ød1 Ød2 v2 8
10
Δ pt
v1
>1
10 The diagram is also applicable 5
6 v2
to reduction in Ød1.
4
11 2
1
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 [m/s]
12
v2
13 Converging flow [Pa]

200
v3 m/s
100
14 Ød3 14
12
50
10
8
15 Ød1 Ød2
Δ pt
6
10
4
16 5
17 2
1
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 [m/s]
v1 = v2
18

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T-piece – Casting-in TCSIU

programme
Dimensions
1
Ød3
l
3
4
l3
Ød1 5

nom nom mm mm kg
Short branch with air valve socket and nail flange with pre-
punched holes. 100 92 130 93 0,31
125 92 130 106 0,52 7
Fits air valve KVB etc.
125 117 165 106 0,67
160 152 229 131 1,02
8
10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
TCSIU 100 100 GJUT
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
Branch Ød3
Specification
18

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T-piece – Casting-in TCPU

programme
Dimensions
1
Ød3
l
3
4
l3
5 Ød1

nom nom mm mm kg
Short branch with female end and nail flange with pre-
punched holes. 80 * 80 140 80 0,38
7 100 100 130 93 0,30
125 100 130 106 0,50
125 125 165 102 0,59
8 160 160 209 130 0,88
* Made with saddle PS
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
TCPU 100 100 GJUT
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
Branch Ød3
Specification
18

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programme
Dimensions
1
Ød3
l
3
4
l3
Ød1 5

nom nom mm mm kg
Short branch with female end.
80 * 80 140 80 0,33
100 100 130 85 0,27 7
125 100 130 100 0,44
125 125 165 100 0,53
160 160 229 117 0,82 8
* Made with saddle PS
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
TCPU 100 100 GIPS
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
Branch Ød3
Specification
18

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programme
Dimensions
1
Ød3
l
3
4
l3
Ød1
5

nom nom mm mm kg
Short branch and short installation lengths.
100 100 130 65 0,32
7 125 125 165 83 0,44
160 160 210 105 0,63
10
11
12
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
TCPU 100 100 KORT
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
Branch Ød3
Specification
18

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T-piece TCU
Dimensions
1
Ød3
2
l3
Ød1
4
l
5

nom nom mm mm kg
Centric T-piece with hand made T-piece TSTCU.
63 80 195 77 0,33
63 100 215 77 0,38 7
80 112 225 85 0,48
80 125 240 85 0,53
100 112 225 95 0,52 8
100 125 240 95 0,56
100 140 260 100 0,63
9
100 150 270 100 0,63
100 160 280 100 0,68
112 112 225 100 0,60 10
112 140 260 105 0,71
112 150 270 105 0,74
112 160 280 105 0,77 11
112 180 300 105 0,83
125 140 260 115 0,72
125 150 270 115 0,75 12
125 160 280 115 0,77
125 180 300 115 0,85
125 200 335 130 1,01
13
140 63 178 115 0,60
140 125 240 115 0,75
14
140 150 270 120 0,85
140 160 280 120 0,88
140 180 300 120 0,95 15
140 200 335 135 1,09
140 224 360 135 1,19
Ordering example
150 63 178 120 0,59 16
150 112 225 120 0,75
TCU 800 400
150 180 300 125 0,99
Product
150 200 335 140 1,17 17
Dimension Ød1
Dimension Ød3 150 224 360 140 1,24
150 250 385 140 1,40
160 63 178 125 0,58
18

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T-piece TCU
nom nom mm mm kg nom nom mm mm kg
1
160 200 335 145 1,21 315 500 670 250 4,68
160 224 360 145 1,30 355 112 235 225 1,76
2 160 250 385 145 1,52 355 280 435 245 3,78
180 63 178 135 0,69 355 355 520 265 4,44
180 112 225 135 0,87 355 400 565 265 5,07
3 180 200 335 155 1,32 355 450 615 265 5,50
180 224 360 155 1,41 355 500 670 270 5,99
180 250 385 155 1,58 355 560 730 270 6,51
4 180 280 425 165 1,98 400 112 235 245 1,97
200 63 178 145 0,74 400 140 270 250 2,31
200 112 225 145 0,92 400 150 280 250 2,40
5 200 224 360 165 1,50 400 180 310 250 2,68
200 250 385 165 1,68 400 280 435 275 4,16
200 280 425 175 2,06 400 355 520 285 4,85
6
200 300 445 175 2,19 400 450 615 285 5,99
200 315 460 175 2,11 400 500 670 290 6,59
7 224 63 178 160 0,83 400 560 730 290 7,11
224 112 225 160 1,02 400 600 770 290 7,47
224 250 385 180 1,94 400 630 800 290 7,73
8 224 280 425 190 2,21 450 140 270 275 2,52
224 300 445 190 2,33 450 150 280 275 2,62
224 315 460 190 2,42 450 180 310 275 2,94
9 224 355 510 200 2,80 450 280 435 300 4,72
250 63 178 170 1,05 450 450 615 310 6,44
250 112 225 170 1,12 450 500 670 315 7,16
10 250 280 425 200 2,36 450 560 730 315 7,78
250 300 445 200 2,49 450 600 770 315 8,19
250 315 460 200 2,55 450 630 800 315 8,50
11
250 355 510 210 2,97 450 710 880 315 9,85
250 400 555 210 3,56 500 140 270 300 2,79
12 280 112 225 185 1,24 500 150 280 300 2,90
280 250 385 205 2,27 500 180 310 300 3,18
280 280 425 215 2,51 500 224 370 315 3,87
13 280 300 445 215 2,65 500 280 435 325 4,99
280 315 460 215 2,75 500 450 615 335 7,15
280 355 510 225 3,13 500 500 670 340 7,81
14 280 400 555 225 3,74 500 560 730 340 8,60
280 450 605 225 4,14 500 600 770 340 9,19
300 112 225 195 1,34 500 630 800 340 9,41
15 300 280 425 225 2,64 500 710 880 340 11,5
300 315 460 225 2,87 500 800 970 340 11,8
16 300 355 510 235 3,28 560 224 370 345 4,33
300 400 555 235 3,81 560 280 435 355 5,56
300 450 605 235 4,29 560 450 615 365 8,01
17 315 112 235 205 1,38 560 500 670 370 8,56
315 355 520 245 3,44 560 560 730 370 9,21
315 400 565 245 3,99 560 600 770 370 9,80
18 315 450 615 245 4,31 560 630 800 370 10,3

lin dab | safe
T-piece TCU
1
560 710 880 370 12,1 800 355 580 485 11,1
560 800 970 370 13,7 800 400 625 485 12,6
560 900 1090 370 15,6 800 450 675 485 13,4 2
600 224 370 365 4,62 800 500 730 490 14,6
600 280 435 375 5,93 800 560 790 490 15,3
600 300 455 375 6,15 800 600 830 490 15,8 3
600 355 520 385 6,99 800 630 860 490 16,5
600 450 615 385 8,55 800 710 940 490 18,0
600 500 670 390 9,16 800 800 1030 490 19,5 4
600 560 730 390 9,63 800 900 1150 490 21,5
600 600 770 390 10,5 800 1000 1250 490 22,6
600 630 800 390 10,7 800 1120 1370 490 27,6
5
600 710 880 390 12,6 800 1250 1500 490 30,8
600 800 970 390 14,1 900 315 530 525 11,5
6
600 900 1090 390 16,1 900 355 580 535 12,8
630 224 380 380 4,84 900 400 625 535 15,0
630 280 445 390 6,21 900 450 675 535 15,7 7
630 300 465 390 6,44 900 500 730 540 16,9
630 355 530 400 7,23 900 560 790 540 18,2
630 450 625 400 8,95 900 600 830 540 19,0 8
630 500 680 405 9,72 900 630 860 540 19,6
630 560 740 405 10,2 900 710 940 540 22,2
630 600 780 405 10,4 900 800 1030 540 23,8 9
630 630 810 405 10,8 900 900 1150 540 26,1
630 710 890 405 12,9 900 1000 1250 540 29,1
630 800 980 405 14,4 900 1120 1370 540 34,1
10
630 900 1100 405 16,4 900 1250 1500 540 38,5
630 1000 1200 405 18,3 1000 315 530 575 12,7
11
710 250 455 420 6,34 1000 355 580 585 14,1
710 280 495 420 7,00 1000 400 625 585 16,1
710 300 515 430 7,26 1000 450 675 585 17,3 12
710 315 530 430 7,46 1000 500 730 590 18,4
710 355 580 440 8,24 1000 560 790 590 20,1
710 400 625 440 9,49 1000 600 830 590 21,0 13
710 450 675 440 10,1 1000 630 860 590 22,0
710 500 730 445 10,9 1000 710 940 590 24,7
710 560 790 445 11,6 1000 800 1030 590 26,8 14
710 600 830 445 12,1 1000 900 1150 590 29,1
710 630 860 445 12,3 1000 1000 1250 590 31,8
710 710 940 445 14,1 1000 1120 1370 590 37,4
15
710 800 1030 445 15,7 1000 1250 1500 590 42,5
710 900 1150 445 17,8 1120 500 730 650 20,5 16
710 1000 1250 445 19,8 1120 560 790 650 22,3
710 1120 1370 445 23,2 1120 600 830 650 23,3
800 250 455 465 8,49 1120 630 860 650 24,1 17
800 280 495 475 9,46 1120 710 940 650 27,5
800 300 515 475 9,80 1120 800 1030 650 29,9
800 315 530 475 9,99 1120 900 1150 650 32,9 18

lindab | safe
T-piece TCU
Ød1 Ød3 l l3 m
nom nom mm mm kg
1
1120 1000 1250 650 35,0
1120 1120 1370 650 40,0
2 1120 1250 1500 650 45,3
1250 500 730 715 22,9
1250 560 790 715 24,6
3 1250 600 830 715 25,8
1250 630 860 715 26,7
1250 710 940 715 30,4
4 1250 800 1030 715 33,1
1250 900 1150 715 36,5
1250 1000 1250 715 39,2
5 1250 1120 1370 715 43,9
1250 1250 1500 715 48,4
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

lin dab | safe
T-piece TU
Dimensions
1
Ød3
2
l3
Ød1
4
l
5

nom nom mm mm kg
Tangential T-piece with hand made T-piece TSTU.
63 63 178 77 0,28
63 80 195 77 0,33 7
63 100 215 77 0,38
80 63 178 85 0,34
80 80 195 85 0,38 8
80 100 215 85 0,44
80 112 225 85 0,48
9
80 125 240 85 0,53
100 63 178 95 0,41
100 80 195 95 0,45 10
100 100 215 95 0,49
100 112 225 95 0,52
100 125 240 95 0,56 11
100 140 260 100 0,63
100 150 270 100 0,63
100 160 280 100 0,68 12
112 63 178 100 0,50
112 80 195 100 0,54
112 100 215 100 0,59
13
112 112 225 100 0,60
112 125 240 100 0,65
14
112 140 260 105 0,71
112 150 270 105 0,74
112 160 280 105 0,77 15
112 180 300 105 0,83
125 63 178 110 0,51
Ordering example
125 80 195 110 0,55 16
125 100 215 110 0,59
TU 400 250
125 112 225 110 0,61
Product
125 125 240 110 0,65 17
Dimension Ød1
Dimension Ød3 125 140 260 115 0,72
125 150 270 115 0,75
125 160 280 115 0,77
18

lindab | safe
T-piece TU
1
125 180 300 115 0,85 180 224 360 155 1,41
125 200 335 130 1,01 180 250 385 155 1,58
2 140 63 178 115 0,60 180 280 425 165 1,98
140 80 195 115 0,65 200 63 178 145 0,74
140 100 215 115 0,69 200 80 195 145 0,95
3 140 112 225 115 0,72 200 100 215 145 0,87
140 125 240 115 0,75 200 112 225 145 0,92
140 140 260 120 0,81 200 125 240 145 0,96
4 140 150 270 120 0,85 200 140 260 150 1,07
140 160 280 120 0,88 200 150 270 150 1,10
140 180 300 120 0,95 200 160 280 150 1,12
5 140 200 335 135 1,09 200 180 300 150 1,19
140 224 360 135 1,19 200 200 335 165 1,42
150 63 178 120 0,59 200 224 360 165 1,50
6
150 80 195 120 0,65 200 250 380 165 1,68
150 80 195 120 0,65 200 280 425 175 2,06
7 150 100 215 165 0,70 200 300 445 175 2,19
150 112 225 120 0,75 200 315 460 175 2,11
150 125 240 120 0,80 224 63 178 160 0,83
8 150 140 260 125 0,86 224 80 195 160 0,90
150 150 270 125 0,89 224 100 215 160 0,98
150 160 280 125 0,92 224 112 225 160 1,02
9 150 180 300 125 0,99 224 125 240 160 1,08
150 200 335 140 1,17 224 140 260 165 1,18
150 224 360 140 1,24 224 150 270 165 1,22
10 150 250 385 140 1,40 224 160 280 165 1,25
160 63 178 125 0,58 224 180 300 165 1,33
160 80 195 125 0,65 224 200 335 180 1,54
11
160 100 215 125 0,72 224 224 360 180 1,61
160 112 225 125 0,76 224 250 385 180 1,94
12 160 125 240 125 0,82 224 280 425 190 2,21
160 140 260 130 0,89 224 300 445 190 2,33
160 150 270 130 0,91 224 315 460 190 2,42
13 160 160 280 130 0,93 224 355 510 200 2,80
160 180 300 130 1,04 250 63 178 170 1,05
160 200 335 145 1,21 250 80 195 170 0,99
14 160 224 360 145 1,30 250 100 215 170 1,20
160 250 385 145 1,52 250 112 225 170 1,12
180 63 178 135 0,69 250 125 240 170 1,30
15 180 80 195 135 0,76 250 140 260 175 1,29
180 100 215 135 0,82 250 150 270 175 1,34
16 180 112 225 135 0,87 250 160 280 175 1,49
180 125 240 135 0,90 250 180 300 175 1,46
180 140 260 140 1,00 250 200 335 190 1,80
17 180 150 270 140 1,03 250 224 360 190 1,76
180 160 280 140 1,07 250 250 385 190 2,09
180 180 300 140 1,12 250 280 425 200 2,36
18 180 200 335 155 1,32 250 300 445 200 2,49

lin dab | safe
T-piece TU
1
250 315 460 200 2,55 315 280 435 235 2,85
250 355 510 210 2,97 315 300 455 235 2,90
250 400 555 210 3,56 315 315 470 235 3,08 2
280 80 195 185 1,10 315 355 520 245 3,44
280 100 215 185 1,20 315 400 565 245 3,99
280 112 225 185 1,24 315 450 615 245 4,31 3
280 125 240 185 1,32 315 500 670 250 4,68
280 140 260 190 1,43 355 100 225 225 1,67
280 150 270 190 1,48 355 112 235 225 1,76 4
280 160 280 190 1,53 355 125 250 225 1,89
280 180 300 190 1,62 355 140 270 230 2,09
280 200 335 205 1,85 355 150 280 230 2,18
5
280 224 360 205 1,96 355 160 290 230 2,26
280 250 385 205 2,27 355 180 310 230 2,42
6
280 280 425 215 2,51 355 200 345 245 2,79
280 300 445 215 2,65 355 224 370 245 2,97
280 315 460 215 2,75 355 250 395 245 3,45 7
280 355 510 225 3,13 355 280 435 245 3,78
280 400 555 225 3,74 355 300 455 255 3,89
280 450 605 225 4,14 355 315 470 255 3,96 8
300 80 195 195 1,18 355 355 520 265 4,44
300 100 215 195 1,27 355 400 565 265 5,07
300 112 225 195 1,34 355 450 615 265 5,50 9
300 125 240 195 1,40 355 500 670 270 5,99
300 140 260 200 1,52 355 560 730 270 6,51
300 150 270 200 1,59 400 100 225 245 1,90
10
300 160 280 200 1,64 400 112 235 245 1,97
300 180 300 200 1,74 400 125 250 245 2,11
11
300 200 335 215 2,01 400 140 270 250 2,31
300 224 360 215 2,10 400 150 280 250 2,40
300 250 385 215 2,44 400 160 290 250 2,50 12
300 280 425 225 2,64 400 180 310 250 2,68
300 300 445 225 2,77 400 200 345 265 3,04
300 315 460 225 2,87 400 224 370 265 3,30 13
300 355 510 235 3,28 400 250 395 265 3,84
300 400 555 235 3,81 400 280 435 275 4,16
300 450 605 235 4,29 400 300 455 275 4,38 14
315 80 205 205 1,22 400 315 470 275 4,43
315 100 225 205 1,33 400 355 520 285 4,85
315 112 235 205 1,38 400 400 565 285 5,54
15
315 125 250 205 1,46 400 450 615 285 5,99
315 140 270 210 1,63 400 500 670 290 6,59 16
315 150 280 210 1,69 400 560 730 290 7,11
315 160 290 210 1,72 400 600 770 290 7,47
315 180 310 210 1,87 400 630 800 290 7,73 17
315 200 345 225 2,09 450 125 250 270 2,26
315 224 370 225 2,28 450 140 270 275 2,52
315 250 395 225 2,60 450 150 280 275 2,62 18

lindab | safe
T-piece TU
1
450 160 290 275 2,73 560 630 800 370 10,3
450 180 310 275 2,94 560 710 880 370 12,1
2 450 200 345 290 3,41 560 800 970 370 13,7
450 224 370 290 3,66 560 900 1090 370 15,6
450 250 395 290 4,26 600 200 345 365 4,34
3 450 280 435 300 4,72 600 224 370 365 4,62
450 300 455 300 4,89 600 250 395 365 5,37
450 315 470 300 5,02 600 280 435 375 5,93
4 450 355 520 310 5,50 600 300 455 375 6,15
450 400 565 310 6,19 600 315 470 375 6,32
450 450 615 310 6,44 600 355 520 385 6,99
5 450 500 670 315 7,16 600 400 565 385 8,01
450 560 730 315 7,78 600 450 615 385 8,55
450 600 770 315 8,19 600 500 670 390 9,16
6
450 630 800 315 8,50 600 560 730 390 9,63
450 710 880 315 9,85 600 600 770 390 10,5
7 500 125 250 295 2,56 600 630 800 390 10,7
500 140 270 300 2,79 600 710 880 390 12,6
500 150 280 300 2,90 600 800 970 390 14,1
8 500 160 290 300 3,70 600 900 1090 390 16,1
500 180 310 300 3,18 630 200 355 380 4,56
500 200 345 315 3,73 630 224 380 380 4,84
9 500 224 370 315 3,87 630 250 405 380 5,62
500 250 395 315 4,57 630 280 445 390 6,21
500 280 435 325 4,99 630 300 465 390 6,44
10 500 300 455 325 5,18 630 315 480 390 6,62
500 315 470 325 5,32 630 355 530 400 7,23
500 355 520 335 5,89 630 400 575 400 8,48
11
500 400 565 335 6,75 630 450 625 400 8,95
500 450 615 335 7,15 630 500 680 405 9,72
12 500 500 670 340 7,81 630 560 740 405 10,2
500 560 730 340 8,60 630 600 780 405 10,4
500 600 770 340 9,19 630 630 810 405 10,8
13 500 630 800 340 9,41 630 710 890 405 12,9
500 710 880 340 11,5 630 800 980 405 14,4
500 800 970 340 11,8 630 900 1100 405 16,4
14 560 200 345 345 4,07 630 1000 1200 405 18,3
560 224 370 345 4,33 710 250 455 420 6,34
560 250 395 345 5,03 710 280 495 420 7,00
15 560 280 435 355 5,56 710 300 515 430 7,26
560 300 455 355 5,77 710 315 530 430 7,46
16 560 315 470 355 5,93 710 355 580 440 8,24
560 355 520 365 6,56 710 400 625 440 9,49
560 400 565 365 7,52 710 450 675 440 10,1
17 560 450 615 365 8,01 710 500 730 445 10,9
560 500 670 370 8,56 710 560 790 445 11,6
560 560 730 370 9,21 710 600 830 445 12,1
18 560 600 770 370 9,80 710 630 860 445 12,3

lin dab | safe
T-piece TU
1
710 710 940 445 14,1 1000 1120 1370 590 37,4
710 800 1030 445 15,7 1000 1250 1500 590 42,5
710 900 1150 445 17,8 1120 500 730 650 20,5 2
710 1000 1250 445 19,8 1120 560 790 650 22,3
710 1120 1370 445 23,2 1120 600 830 650 23,3
800 250 455 465 8,49 1120 630 860 650 24,1 3
800 280 495 475 9,46 1120 710 940 650 27,5
800 300 515 475 9,80 1120 800 1030 650 29,9
800 315 530 475 9,99 1120 900 1150 650 32,9 4
800 355 580 485 11,1 1120 1000 1250 650 35,0
800 400 625 485 12,6 1120 1120 1370 650 40,0
800 450 675 485 13,4 1120 1250 1500 650 45,3
5
800 500 730 490 14,6 1250 500 730 715 22,9
800 560 790 490 15,3 1250 560 790 715 24,6
6
800 600 830 490 15,8 1250 600 830 715 25,8
800 630 860 490 16,5 1250 630 860 715 26,7
800 710 940 490 18,0 1250 710 940 715 30,4 7
800 800 1030 490 19,5 1250 800 1030 715 33,1
800 900 1150 490 21,5 1250 900 1150 715 36,5
800 1000 1250 490 22,6 1250 1000 1250 715 39,2 8
800 1120 1370 490 27,6 1250 1120 1370 715 43,9
800 1250 1500 490 30,8 1250 1250 1500 715 48,4
900 315 530 525 11,5 9
900 355 580 535 12,8
900 400 625 535 15,0
900 450 675 535 15,7
10
900 500 730 540 16,9
900 560 790 540 18,2
11
900 600 830 540 19,0
900 630 860 540 19,6
900 710 940 540 22,2 12
900 800 1030 540 23,8
900 900 1150 540 26,1
900 1000 1250 540 29,1 13
900 1120 1370 540 34,1
900 1250 1500 540 38,5
1000 315 530 575 12,7 14
1000 355 580 585 14,1
1000 400 625 585 16,1
1000 450 675 585 17,3
15
1000 500 730 590 18,4
1000 560 790 590 20,1 16
1000 600 830 590 21,0
1000 630 860 590 22,0
1000 710 940 590 24,7 17
1000 800 1030 590 26,8
1000 900 1150 590 29,1
1000 1000 1250 590 31,8 18

lindab | safe
T-piece TVU45°
Dimensions
1
Ød
3
2
l3
3
45°
Ød1
4
l

nom nom mm mm kg
As standard the angle is 45°.
Different angle available to order. 80 80 250 165 0,70
7 100 80 250 180 0,80
100 100 280 190 1,10
125 80 250 200 0,90
8 125 100 280 210 1,10
125 112 300 215 1,20
125 125 315 220 1,30
9 140 80 280 210 1,00
140 100 305 220 1,20
10 140 112 320 225 1,30
140 125 340 230 1,40
140 140 365 250 1,60
11 150 80 280 215 1,10
150 100 305 225 1,30
150 112 320 235 1,40
12 150 125 340 240 1,50
150 140 365 260 1,70
150 150 380 265 1,80
13 160 80 280 220 1,10
160 100 305 230 1,30
160 112 320 240 1,40
14 160 125 340 245 1,50
160 140 365 265 1,70
160 150 380 270 1,80
15
160 160 390 275 1,90
180 80 280 235 1,20
16 Ordering example
180 100 305 245 1,40
180 112 320 250 1,50
TVU45 125 100 180 125 340 260 1,60
Product
17 180 140 365 280 1,90
Dimension Ød1
180 150 380 285 2,00
Dimension Ød3
180 160 390 290 2,10
18 180 180 420 300 2,30

lin dab | safe
T-piece TVU45°
1
200 80 280 250 1,30 315 125 340 360 3,60
200 100 305 260 1,50 315 140 365 375 3,80
200 112 320 265 1,60 315 150 380 380 4,00 2
200 125 340 270 1,80 315 160 395 385 4,10
200 140 365 295 2,00 315 180 445 395 4,40
200 150 380 300 2,10 315 200 475 405 4,90 3
200 160 390 305 2,20 315 224 510 415 5,20
200 180 420 315 2,50 315 250 545 430 5,80
200 200 450 325 2,80 315 280 590 460 6,50 4
224 100 305 275 1,70 315 300 615 470 7,00
224 112 320 285 1,80 315 315 640 480 7,30
224 125 340 290 1,90 355 100 280 371 4,00 5
224 140 365 310 2,20 355 125 340 388 5,90
224 150 380 315 2,30 355 150 380 410 4,40
224 160 390 320 2,40 355 160 395 415 4,50
6
224 180 420 330 2,70 355 180 445 425 4,80
224 200 450 340 3,00 355 200 475 435 5,40 7
224 224 480 350 3,20 355 224 510 445 5,60
250 100 305 295 2,10 355 250 545 460 6,30
250 112 320 300 2,20 355 280 590 490 7,10 8
250 125 340 310 2,30 355 300 615 500 7,50
250 140 365 330 2,60 355 315 640 505 7,80
250 150 380 335 2,80 355 355 695 525 8,80 9
250 160 390 340 2,80 400 100 280 403 5,90
250 180 420 350 3,00 400 125 340 420 6,10
250 200 450 360 3,40 400 160 395 445 5,30 10
250 224 480 370 3,60 400 180 445 455 5,60
250 250 520 385 4,10 400 200 475 465 6,20
280 112 320 320 2,50 400 224 510 475 6,50
11
280 125 340 330 2,70 400 250 545 490 7,10
280 140 365 350 2,90 400 280 590 520 8,00
12
280 150 380 355 3,00 400 300 615 530 8,50
280 160 390 360 3,10 400 315 640 535 8,80
280 180 445 370 3,40 400 355 695 555 9,80 13
280 200 475 380 3,80 400 400 760 580 11,2
280 224 510 390 4,00 450 180 445 490 6,30
280 250 545 405 4,50 450 200 475 500 6,90 14
280 280 590 435 5,10 450 224 510 510 7,20
300 125 340 350 3,10 450 250 545 525 7,90
300 140 365 365 3,40 450 280 590 555 8,70 15
300 150 380 370 3,60 450 300 615 565 9,20
300 160 390 375 3,70 450 315 640 570 9,60
300 180 445 385 4,00 450 355 695 590 10,6
16
300 200 475 395 4,40 450 400 760 615 12,1
300 224 510 405 4,70 450 450 830 640 13,5
17
300 250 545 420 5,20 500 200 475 535 7,50
300 280 590 450 5,90 500 224 510 550 7,80
300 300 615 460 6,70 500 250 545 560 8,60 18
315 100 280 343 3,50 500 280 590 560 9,50

lindab | safe
T-piece TVU45°
1
500 300 615 600 10,0 800 450 880 885 25,4
500 315 640 610 10,4 800 500 950 910 27,7
2 500 355 695 630 11,5 800 560 1040 970 31,2
500 400 760 650 13,0 800 600 1090 990 33,9
500 450 830 675 14,5 800 630 1140 1005 34,9
3 500 500 900 700 16,1 800 710 1250 1045 39,6
560 224 510 590 9,20 800 800 1380 1090 45,0
560 250 600 605 10,0 900 355 750 910 26,2
4 560 280 640 630 10,8 900 400 810 935 28,8
560 300 665 640 11,4 900 450 880 960 31,5
560 315 690 650 11,8 900 500 950 985 34,4
5 560 355 750 670 13,0 900 560 1040 1040 38,6
560 400 810 690 14,5 900 600 1090 1060 41,1
560 450 880 715 16,1 900 630 1140 1075 43,1
6 560 500 950 740 17,8 900 710 1250 1115 48,7
560 560 1040 800 20,4 900 800 1380 1160 55,2
7 600 250 600 630 11,5 900 900 1520 1210 62,7
600 280 640 655 12,5 1000 400 810 1005 31,5
600 300 665 665 13,1 1000 450 880 1030 34,4
8 600 315 690 675 13,6 1000 500 950 1055 37,5
600 355 750 695 15,1 1000 560 1040 1110 41,8
600 400 810 715 16,7 1000 600 1090 1130 44,5
9 600 450 880 740 18,4 1000 630 1140 1145 46,5
600 500 950 765 20,5 1000 710 1250 1185 52,5
600 560 1040 825 23,4 1000 800 1380 1230 59,3
10 600 600 1090 850 25,8 1000 900 1520 1280 67,2
630 280 640 680 14,0 1000 1000 1660 1330 75,5
630 300 665 690 14,6 1120 500 1005 1140 49,0
11 630 315 690 700 15,1 1120 560 1090 1195 54,3
630 355 750 720 16,8 1120 600 1140 1215 57,4
630 400 810 740 18,7 1120 630 1190 1230 60,0
12
630 450 880 765 20,6 1120 710 1305 1270 67,1
630 500 950 790 22,7 1120 800 1430 1315 75,2
13 630 560 1040 850 25,8 1120 900 1570 1365 84,6
630 600 1090 870 27,8 1120 1000 1710 1415 94,7
630 630 1140 885 29,2 1120 1120 1880 1505 109
14 710 300 665 745 16,9 1250 500 1005 1230 53,6
710 315 690 755 17,4 1250 560 1090 1290 59,3
710 355 750 775 19,1 1250 600 1140 1310 62,8
15 710 400 810 800 21,0 1250 630 1190 1325 65,4
710 450 880 825 23,2 1250 710 1305 1365 73,0
710 500 950 850 25,4 1250 800 1430 1410 81,5
16 710 560 1040 905 28,6 1250 900 1570 1460 91,5
710 600 1090 925 30,6 1250 1000 1710 1510 101
710 630 1140 940 32,2 1250 1120 1880 1595 117
17
710 710 1250 980 36,7 1250 1250 2065 1660 132
800 315 690 820 19,2
18 800 355 750 840 21,0
800 400 810 860 23,1

lin dab | safe
X-piece XCU
Dimensions
1
Ød3
l3
Ød1
3
4
Ød4
l
5
Description Ød1 Ød3/Ød4 l l3 m 6

nom nom mm mm kg
Centric –
• fully pressed or 63 * 63 125 42 0,38
• with saddle PSU or 80 * 63 125 50 0,31 7
• with hand made T-piece TSTCU 80 * 80 140 52 0,36
100 * 63 125 60 0,35
100 * 80 126 65 0,43 8
100 100 130 65 0,37
112 63 125 66 0,68
9
112 80 140 68 0,73
112 100 175 71 0,77
112 112 225 100 0,80 10
125 * 63 125 73 0,44
125 * 80 146 75 0,51
125 * 100 175 78 0,45 11
125 112 225 110 0,77
125 125 165 83 0,57
140 63 178 115 0,79 12
140 80 140 82 0,79
140 100 175 85 0,86
140 112 225 115 0,88
13
140 125 240 115 0,92
140 140 230 90 0,99
14
150 63 178 120 0,67
150 80 140 87 0,77
150 100 175 90 0,86 15
150 112 225 120 0,90
150 125 215 95 0,96
Ordering example
150 140 230 95 1,03 16
150 150 260 95 1,08
XCU 400 250
160 * 63 178 125 0,62
Product
160 * 80 140 92 0,59 17
Dimension Ød1
Dimension Ød3, Ød4 160 * 100 175 95 0,91
160 112 225 125 0,89
160 * 125 215 100 0,91
18

lindab | safe
X-piece XCU
Ød1 Ød3/Ød4 l l3 m Ød1 Ød3/Ød4 l l3 m
1
160 140 230 100 1,05 280 125 220 160 1,46
160 150 260 100 1,08 280 140 230 160 1,59
2 160 160 209 105 0,67 280 150 255 160 1,65
180 63 178 135 0,79 280 160 256 165 1,71
180 80 140 102 0,88 280 180 306 165 1,81
3 180 100 175 105 0,97 280 200 306 165 2,08
180 112 225 135 1,01 280 224 350 165 2,19
180 125 215 110 1,08 280 250 385 205 2,57
4 180 140 230 110 1,18 280 280 425 215 2,86
180 150 260 110 1,21 300 80 156 162 1,29
180 160 260 115 1,26 300 100 175 165 1,38
5 180 180 285 115 1,33 300 112 200 195 1,47
200 ** 63 178 145 0,83 300 125 220 170 1,53
200 * 80 140 112 0,77 300 140 230 170 1,66
6
200 * 100 175 115 0,88 300 150 255 170 1,76
200 112 200 145 1,05 300 160 256 175 1,82
7 200 * 125 215 115 1,02 300 180 306 175 1,93
200 140 230 120 1,22 300 200 306 175 2,27
200 150 260 120 1,26 300 224 350 175 2,34
8 200 * 160 260 125 0,77 300 250 350 175 2,75
200 180 285 125 1,36 300 280 425 225 2,95
200 200 249 125 1,70 300 300 445 225 3,12
9 224 63 178 160 0,91 315 * 80 156 170 1,43
224 80 140 124 0,99 315 * 100 175 173 1,50
224 100 175 127 1,09 315 112 200 205 1,49
10 224 112 200 160 1,14 315 * 125 220 178 1,76
224 125 215 132 1,22 315 140 230 178 1,81
224 140 230 132 1,33 315 150 255 178 1,90
11
224 150 260 132 1,38 315 * 160 256 182 1,96
224 160 260 137 1,42 315 180 306 182 2,13
12 224 180 285 137 1,50 315 * 200 306 182 2,14
224 200 346 137 1,81 315 224 350 182 2,61
224 224 346 137 1,83 315 * 250 350 182 2,59
13 250 ** 63 178 170 0,99 315 280 435 235 3,26
250 * 80 156 137 1,13 315 300 430 182 3,26
250 * 100 175 140 1,22 315 315 363 182 3,73
14 250 112 200 170 1,24 355 100 175 193 1,74
250 * 125 220 145 1,48 355 112 200 225 1,85
250 140 230 145 1,45 355 125 220 198 2,03
15 250 150 255 145 1,50 355 140 230 198 2,29
250 * 160 256 150 1,58 355 150 255 198 2,40
16 250 180 306 150 1,65 355 160 256 203 2,50
250 * 200 306 150 1,78 355 180 306 203 2,71
250 224 350 150 1,98 355 200 306 203 3,15
17 250 250 296 150 1,78 355 224 350 203 3,37
280 80 156 152 1,20 355 250 350 203 3,96
280 100 175 155 1,31 355 280 435 245 4,33
18 280 112 200 185 1,37 355 300 430 203 4,43

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X-piece XCU
1
355 315 470 255 4,48 560 250 350 305 5,41
355 355 520 265 5,09 560 280 435 355 6,01
400 * 100 175 215 2,27 560 300 430 305 6,25 2
400 112 200 245 2,05 560 315 415 305 6,43
400 * 125 225 220 2,81 560 355 520 365 7,15
400 140 270 250 2,47 560 400 510 305 8,28 3
400 150 255 220 2,60 560 450 615 365 8,82
400 * 160 266 225 3,02 560 500 670 370 9,35
400 180 310 250 2,95 560 560 730 370 10,1 4
400 * 200 300 225 3,37 600 200 300 325 4,59
400 224 350 225 3,71 600 224 350 325 4,98
400 * 250 350 225 3,79 600 250 350 325 5,75
5
400 280 435 275 4,68 600 280 430 325 6,38
400 300 430 225 4,97 600 300 430 325 6,64
6
400 * 315 415 225 4,42 600 315 415 325 6,83
400 355 470 225 5,42 600 355 510 325 7,59
400 * 400 510 225 6,20 600 400 510 325 8,78 7
450 125 225 245 2,30 600 450 615 385 9,38
450 140 270 275 2,62 600 500 670 390 10,0
450 150 255 245 2,76 600 560 730 390 10,4 8
450 160 266 250 2,90 600 600 770 390 11,7
450 180 310 275 3,17 630 * 200 300 340 5,35
450 200 300 250 3,75 630 224 350 340 5,12 9
450 224 350 250 4,06 630 * 250 350 340 6,00
450 250 350 250 4,79 630 280 445 390 6,67
450 280 435 300 5,33 630 300 430 340 6,93
10
450 300 430 250 5,54 630 * 315 415 340 6,77
450 315 415 250 5,68 630 355 530 400 7,74
11
450 355 525 310 6,19 630 * 400 510 340 7,69
450 400 510 250 6,96 630 450 625 400 9,78
450 450 615 310 7,08 630 ** 500 680 405 10,7 12
500 * 125 225 270 3,35 630 560 740 405 11,0
500 140 270 300 2,91 630 600 780 405 11,1
500 150 255 270 3,04 630 ** 630 810 405 11,6 13
500 * 160 266 275 3,77 710 250 455 420 6,78
500 180 310 300 3,35 710 280 495 420 7,52
500 * 200 300 275 4,14 710 300 515 430 7,82 14
500 224 350 275 4,12 710 315 530 430 8,05
500 * 250 350 275 4,68 710 355 580 440 8,91
500 280 435 325 5,42 710 400 625 440 10,4
15
500 300 430 275 5,64 710 450 675 440 11,1
500 * 315 415 275 5,30 710 500 730 445 12,0 16
500 355 470 275 6,45 710 560 790 445 12,7
500 * 400 510 275 6,34 710 600 830 445 13,2
500 450 615 335 7,86 710 630 860 445 13,4 17
500 ** 500 670 340 8,69 710 710 940 445 15,5
560 200 300 305 4,30 800 ** 250 455 465 7,08
560 224 350 305 4,59 800 280 495 475 8,10 18

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X-piece XCU
1
800 300 515 475 8,42 1250 ** 800 1030 715 34,9
800 ** 315 530 475 8,54 1250 900 1150 715 39,1
2 800 355 580 485 9,60 1250 ** 1000 1250 715 41,9
800 ** 400 625 485 11,1 1250 1120 1370 715 47,1
800 450 675 485 11,9 1250 ** 1250 1500 715 52,6
3 800 ** 500 730 490 13,3
Centric – fully pressed
800 560 790 490 13,7
800 600 830 490 14,2
4 800 ** 630 860 490 15,2
800 710 940 490 16,3
800 ** 800 1030 490 17,9
5 900 315 530 525 11,9
900 355 580 535 13,2
900 400 625 535 16,0
6
900 450 675 535 16,5
900 500 730 540 17,9
7 900 560 790 540 19,2
900 600 830 540 20,1
900 630 860 540 20,7
8 900 710 940 540 23,7
900 800 1030 540 25,1
900 900 1150 540 27,8
9 1000 ** 315 530 575 13,0
1000 355 580 585 14,3
1000 ** 400 625 585 16,6
10 1000 450 675 585 17,9
1000 ** 500 730 590 19,0
1000 560 790 590 21,0
11
1000 600 830 590 22,1
1000 ** 630 860 590 23,4
12 1000 710 940 590 26,4
1000 ** 800 1030 590 28,5
1000 900 1150 590 31,0
13 1000 ** 1000 1250 590 34,3
1120 500 730 650 21,4
1120 560 790 650 23,1
14 1120 600 830 650 24,3
1120 630 860 650 25,2
1120 710 940 650 29,1
15 1120 800 1030 650 31,7
1120 900 1150 650 35,4
16 1120 1000 1250 650 37,3
1120 1120 1370 650 43,5
1250 ** 500 730 715 23,4
17 1250 560 790 715 25,3
1250 600 830 715 26,6
1250 ** 630 860 715 27,6
18 1250 710 940 715 31,9

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X-piece XU
Dimensions
1
Ød3
l3
Ød1
3
4
Ød4
l 5
Description Ød1 Ød3/Ød4 l l3 m 6

nom nom mm mm kg
Tangential –
• with hand made T-piece TSTU 80 63 178 85 0,46
100 63 178 95 0,54 7
100 80 195 95 0,58
112 63 178 100 0,68
112 80 195 100 0,73 8
112 100 215 100 0,77
125 63 178 110 0,65
9
125 80 195 110 0,70
125 100 215 110 0,75
125 112 225 110 0,77 10
140 63 178 115 0,79
140 80 195 115 0,79
140 100 215 115 0,86 11
140 112 225 115 0,88
140 125 240 115 0,92
150 63 178 120 0,67 12
150 80 195 120 0,77
150 100 215 120 0,86
150 112 225 120 0,90
13
150 125 240 120 0,96
150 140 260 125 1,03
14
160 63 178 125 0,62
160 80 195 125 0,72
160 100 215 125 0,82 15
160 112 225 125 0,89
160 125 240 125 0,97
Ordering example
160 140 260 130 1,05 16
160 150 270 130 1,08
XU 315 250
180 63 178 135 0,79
Product
180 80 195 135 0,88 17
Dimension Ød1
Dimension Ød3, Ød4 180 100 215 135 0,97
180 112 225 135 1,01
180 125 240 135 1,08
18

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X-piece XU
1
180 140 260 140 1,18 300 140 260 200 1,66
180 150 270 140 1,21 300 150 270 200 1,76
2 180 160 280 140 1,26 300 160 280 200 1,82
200 63 178 145 0,83 300 180 300 200 1,93
200 80 195 145 0,91 300 200 335 215 2,27
3 200 100 215 145 1,00 300 224 360 215 2,34
200 112 225 145 1,05 300 250 385 215 2,75
200 125 240 145 1,11 300 280 425 225 2,95
4 200 140 260 150 1,22 315 80 205 205 1,31
200 150 270 150 1,26 315 100 225 205 1,44
200 160 280 150 1,30 315 112 235 205 1,49
5 200 180 300 150 1,36 315 125 250 205 1,59
224 63 178 160 0,91 315 140 270 210 1,81
224 80 195 160 0,99 315 150 280 210 1,90
6
224 100 215 160 1,09 315 160 290 210 1,91
224 112 225 160 1,14 315 180 310 210 2,13
7 224 125 240 160 1,22 315 200 345 225 2,35
224 140 260 165 1,33 315 224 370 225 2,61
224 150 270 165 1,38 315 250 395 225 2,97
8 224 160 280 165 1,42 315 280 435 235 3,26
224 180 300 165 1,50 315 300 455 235 3,26
224 200 335 180 1,81 355 100 225 250 1,74
9 250 63 178 170 0,99 355 112 235 250 1,85
250 80 195 170 1,08 355 125 250 250 2,03
250 100 215 170 1,19 355 140 270 230 2,29
10 250 112 225 170 1,24 355 150 280 230 2,40
250 125 240 170 1,31 355 160 290 230 2,50
250 140 260 175 1,45 355 180 310 230 2,71
11
250 150 270 175 1,50 355 200 345 245 3,15
250 160 280 175 1,55 355 224 370 245 3,37
12 250 180 300 175 1,65 355 250 395 245 3,96
250 200 335 190 1,95 355 280 435 245 4,33
250 224 360 190 1,98 355 300 455 255 4,43
13 280 80 195 185 1,20 355 315 470 255 4,48
280 100 215 185 1,31 400 100 225 245 1,99
280 112 225 185 1,37 400 112 235 245 2,05
14 280 125 240 185 1,46 400 125 250 245 2,24
280 140 260 190 1,59 400 140 270 250 2,47
280 150 270 190 1,65 400 150 280 250 2,60
15 280 160 280 190 1,71 400 160 290 250 2,72
280 180 300 190 1,81 400 180 310 250 2,95
16 280 200 335 205 2,08 400 200 345 265 3,35
280 224 360 205 2,19 400 224 370 265 3,71
280 250 385 205 2,57 400 250 395 265 4,37
17 300 80 195 195 1,29 400 280 435 275 4,68
300 100 215 195 1,38 400 300 455 275 4,97
300 112 225 195 1,47 400 315 470 275 4,99
18 300 125 240 195 1,53 400 355 520 285 5,42

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X-piece XU
1
450 125 250 270 2,30 630 200 355 380 4,81
450 140 270 275 2,62 630 224 380 380 5,12
450 150 280 275 2,76 630 250 405 380 6,01 2
450 160 290 275 2,90 630 280 445 390 6,67
450 180 310 275 3,17 630 300 465 390 6,93
450 200 345 290 3,75 630 315 480 390 7,13 3
450 224 370 290 4,06 630 355 530 400 7,74
450 250 395 290 4,79 630 400 575 400 9,36
450 280 435 300 5,33 630 450 625 400 9,78 4
450 300 455 300 5,54 630 500 680 405 10,7
450 315 470 300 5,68 630 560 740 405 11,0
450 355 520 310 6,19 630 600 780 405 11,1
5
450 400 565 310 6,96 710 250 455 420 6,78
500 125 250 295 2,65 710 280 495 420 7,52
6
500 140 270 300 2,91 710 300 515 430 7,82
500 150 280 300 3,04 710 315 530 430 8,05
500 160 290 300 3,14 710 355 580 440 8,91 7
500 180 310 300 3,35 710 400 625 440 10,4
500 200 345 315 4,05 710 450 675 440 11,1
500 224 370 315 4,12 710 500 730 445 12,0 8
500 250 395 315 4,99 710 560 790 445 12,7
500 280 435 325 5,42 710 600 830 445 13,2
500 300 455 325 5,64 710 630 860 445 13,4 9
500 315 470 325 5,80 800 250 455 465 7,08
500 355 520 335 6,45 800 280 495 475 8,10
500 400 565 335 6,81 800 300 515 475 8,42
10
500 450 615 335 7,86 800 315 530 475 8,54
560 200 345 345 4,30 800 355 580 485 9,60
11
560 224 370 345 4,59 800 400 625 485 11,1
560 250 395 345 5,41 800 450 675 485 11,9
560 280 435 355 6,01 800 500 730 490 13,3 12
560 300 455 355 6,25 800 560 790 490 13,7
560 315 470 355 6,43 800 600 830 490 14,2
560 355 520 365 7,15 800 630 860 490 15,2 13
560 400 565 365 8,28 800 710 940 490 16,3
560 450 615 365 8,82 900 315 530 525 11,9
560 500 670 370 9,35 900 355 580 535 13,2 14
600 200 345 365 4,59 900 400 625 535 16,0
600 224 370 365 4,89 900 450 675 535 16,5
600 250 395 365 5,75 900 500 730 540 17,9
15
600 280 435 375 6,38 900 560 790 540 19,2
600 300 455 375 6,64 900 600 830 540 20,1 16
600 315 470 375 6,83 900 630 860 540 20,7
600 355 520 385 7,59 900 710 940 540 23,7
600 400 565 385 8,78 900 800 1030 540 25,1 17
600 450 615 385 9,38 1000 315 530 575 13,0
600 500 670 390 10,0 1000 355 580 585 14,3
600 560 730 390 10,4 1000 400 625 585 16,6 18

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X-piece XU
Ød1 Ød3/Ød4 l l3 m
nom nom mm mm kg
1
1000 450 675 585 17,9
1000 500 730 590 19,0
2 1000 560 790 590 21,0
1000 600 830 590 22,1
1000 630 860 590 23,4
3 1000 710 940 590 26,4
1000 800 1030 590 28,5
1000 900 1150 590 31,0
4 1120 500 730 650 21,4
1120 560 790 650 23,1
1120 600 830 650 24,3
5 1120 630 860 650 25,2
1120 710 940 650 29,1
1120 800 1030 650 31,7
6
1120 900 1150 650 35,4
1120 1000 1250 650 37,3
7 1250 500 730 715 23,4
1250 560 790 715 25,3
1250 600 830 715 26,6
8 1250 630 860 715 27,6
1250 710 940 715 31,9
1250 800 1030 715 34,9
9 1250 900 1150 715 39,1
1250 1000 1250 715 41,9
1250 1120 1370 715 47,1
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

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X-piece XVU45°
Dimensions
Ød 1
3
l3
2
Ød1
45°
3
l4 4
d4
l
Ø 5
Description Ød1 Ød3/Ød4 l l3/l4 m 6

nom nom mm mm kg
As standard is Ød3=Ød4 and the angle 45°.
Different dimensions and angle available to order. 80 80 250 165 0,80
100 80 250 180 0,90 7
100 100 280 190 1,10
125 80 250 200 1,00
125 100 280 210 1,30 8
125 112 295 215 1,40
125 125 315 220 1,50
9
140 80 280 210 1,10
140 100 305 220 1,40
140 112 320 225 1,50 10
140 125 340 230 1,60
140 140 365 250 1,90
150 80 280 215 1,20 11
150 100 305 225 1,50
150 112 320 235 1,60
150 125 340 240 1,70 12
150 140 365 260 2,00
150 150 380 265 2,10
160 80 280 220 1,20
13
160 100 305 230 1,50
160 112 320 240 1,60
14
160 125 340 245 1,70
160 140 365 265 2,00
160 150 380 270 2,10 15
160 160 390 275 2,20
180 80 280 235 1,30
Ordering example
180 100 305 245 1,60 16
180 112 320 250 1,70
XVU45 250 125 125
180 125 340 260 1,80
Product
180 140 365 280 2,20 17
Dimension Ød1
Dimension Ød3 180 150 380 285 2,30
Dimension Ød4 180 160 390 290 2,40
180 180 420 300 2,70
18

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X-piece XVU45°
Ød1 Ød3/Ød4 l l3/l4 m Ød1 Ød3/Ød4 l l3/l4 m
1
200 80 280 250 1,40 315 140 365 375 4,10
200 100 305 260 1,70 315 150 380 380 4,30
2 200 112 320 265 1,80 315 160 395 385 4,40
200 125 340 270 2,00 315 180 445 395 4,80
200 140 365 295 2,30 315 200 475 405 5,40
3 200 150 380 300 2,40 315 224 510 415 5,80
200 160 390 305 2,50 315 250 545 430 6,50
200 180 420 315 2,90 315 280 590 460 7,30
4 200 200 450 325 3,30 315 300 615 470 7,90
224 100 305 275 1,90 315 315 640 480 8,30
224 112 320 285 2,00 355 150 380 410 4,70
5 224 125 340 290 2,10 355 160 395 415 4,80
224 140 365 310 2,50 355 180 445 425 5,20
224 150 380 315 2,60 355 200 475 435 5,90
6
224 160 390 320 2,70 355 224 510 445 6,20
224 180 420 330 3,10 355 250 545 460 7,00
7 224 200 450 340 3,50 355 280 590 490 7,90
224 224 480 350 3,80 355 300 615 500 8,40
250 100 305 295 2,30 355 315 640 505 8,80
8 250 112 320 300 2,40 355 355 695 525 10,0
250 125 340 310 2,50 400 160 395 445 5,60
250 140 365 330 2,90 400 180 445 455 6,00
9 250 150 380 335 3,10 400 200 475 465 6,70
250 160 390 340 3,20 400 224 510 475 7,10
250 180 420 350 3,40 400 250 545 490 7,80
10 250 200 450 360 3,90 400 280 590 520 8,80
250 224 480 370 4,20 400 300 615 530 9,40
250 250 520 385 4,80 400 315 640 535 9,80
11
280 112 320 320 2,70 400 355 695 555 11,0
280 125 340 330 2,90 400 400 760 580 12,7
12 280 140 365 350 3,20 450 180 445 490 6,70
280 150 380 355 3,30 450 200 475 500 7,40
280 160 390 360 3,40 450 224 510 510 7,80
13 280 180 445 370 3,80 450 250 545 525 8,60
280 200 475 380 4,30 450 280 590 555 9,50
280 224 510 390 4,60 450 300 615 565 10,1
14 280 250 545 405 5,20 450 315 640 570 10,6
280 280 590 435 5,90 450 355 695 590 11,8
300 125 340 350 3,30 450 400 760 615 13,6
15 300 140 365 365 3,70 450 450 830 640 15,5
300 150 380 370 3,90 500 200 475 535 8,00
16 300 160 390 375 4,00 500 224 510 550 8,40
300 180 445 385 4,40 500 250 545 560 9,30
300 200 475 395 4,90 500 280 590 590 10,3
17 300 224 510 405 5,30 500 300 615 600 10,9
300 250 545 420 5,90 500 315 640 610 11,4
300 280 590 450 6,70 500 355 695 630 12,7
18 300 300 615 460 7,60 500 400 760 650 14,5

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X-piece XVU45°
Ød1 Ød3/Ød4 l l3/l4 m Ød1 Ød3/Ød4 l l3/l4 m
1
500 450 830 675 16,5 800 600 1090 990 37,4
500 500 900 700 18,6 800 630 1140 1005 39,1
560 224 510 590 9,80 800 710 1250 1045 44,6 2
560 250 600 605 10,7 800 800 1380 1090 51,0
560 280 640 630 11,6 900 355 750 910 27,4
560 300 665 640 12,3 900 400 810 935 30,3 3
560 315 690 650 12,6 900 450 880 960 33,5
560 355 750 670 14,2 900 500 950 985 36,9
560 400 810 690 16,0 900 560 1040 1040 41,6 4
560 450 880 715 18,1 900 600 1090 1060 44,6
560 500 950 740 20,3 900 630 1140 1075 47,3
560 560 1040 800 23,4 900 710 1250 1115 53,7
5
600 250 600 630 12,2 900 800 1380 1160 51,2
600 280 640 655 13,3 900 900 1520 1210 69,7
6
600 300 665 665 14,0 1000 400 810 1005 33,0
600 315 690 675 14,6 1000 450 880 1030 36,4
600 355 750 695 16,3 1000 500 950 1055 40,0 7
600 400 810 715 18,2 1000 560 1040 1110 44,8
600 450 880 740 20,4 1000 600 1090 1130 48,0
600 500 950 765 23,0 1000 630 1140 1145 50,7 8
600 560 1040 825 26,4 1000 710 1250 1185 57,5
600 600 1090 850 29,3 1000 800 1380 1230 65,3
630 280 640 680 14,8 1000 900 1520 1280 74,2 9
630 300 665 690 15,6 1000 1000 1660 1330 83,5
630 315 690 700 16,1 1120 500 1005 1140 51,0
630 355 750 720 18,0 1120 560 1090 1195 57,3
10
630 400 810 740 20,2 1120 600 1140 1215 60,9
630 450 880 765 22,6 1120 630 1190 1230 64,2
11
630 500 950 790 25,2 1120 710 1305 1270 72,1
630 560 1040 850 28,8 1120 800 1430 1315 81,2
630 600 1090 870 31,3 1120 900 1570 1365 91,6 12
630 630 1140 885 33,4 1120 1000 1710 1415 102
710 300 665 745 17,8 1120 1120 1880 1505 118
710 315 690 755 18,4 1250 500 1005 1230 56,1 13
710 355 750 775 20,3 1250 560 1090 1290 62,3
710 400 810 800 22,5 1250 600 1140 1310 66,3
710 450 880 825 25,2 1250 630 1190 1325 69,6 14
710 500 950 850 27,9 1250 710 1305 1365 78,0
710 560 1040 905 31,6 1250 800 1430 1410 87,5
710 600 1090 925 34,1 1250 900 1570 1460 98,5
15
710 630 1140 940 36,4 1250 1000 1710 1510 110
710 710 1250 980 41,7 1250 1120 1880 1595 126 16
800 315 690 820 20,2 1250 1250 2065 1660 142
800 355 750 840 22,2
800 400 810 860 24,6 17
800 450 880 885 27,4
800 500 950 910 30,2
800 560 1040 970 34,2 18

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Y-piece YVU45°
Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l3
2
45°
3
Ød1
4
d4
Ø
6 Description Ød1 Ød3 Ød4 l3 m

As standard is Ød3=Ød4 and the angle 45°. nom nom nom mm kg
Different dimensions and angle available to order. 80 80 80 120 0,90
7 100 80 80 140 1,00
100 100 100 140 1,00
112 80 80 160 1,00
8 .... 125 100 100 170 1,30
125 125 125 170 1,30
140 100 100 185 1,40
9 150 100 100 190 1,50
150 150 150 190 1,50
160 112 112 205 1,60
10 160 160 160 205 1,80
180 125 125 215 1,80
180 180 180 215 1,80
11 200 140 140 230 2,10
200 200 200 230 2,10
224 160 160 250 3,50
12 224 224 224 250 2,70
250 180 180 280 3,50
250 200 200 280 3,50
13 250 250 250 280 3,50
280 200 200 310 3,60
280 280 280 310 3,50
14 300 200 200 320 4,20
300 300 300 320 4,20
315 224 224 335 4,40
15 315 315 315 335 4,80
355 250 250 365 5,00
355 355 355 365 6,40
16 Ordering example
400 280 280 410 6,80
400 300 300 410 7,00
YVU45 125 100 100 400 400 400 410 9,10
Product
17 450 300 300 440 8,50
Dimension Ød1
450 315 315 440 8,50
Dimension Ød3
500 355 355 490 9,80
Dimension Ød4
18 560 400 400 550 12,1
600 400 400 580 13,2

lin dab | safe
Y-piece YVU45°
Ød1 Ød3 Ød4 l3 m
nom nom nom mm kg 1
630 450 450 610 15,6
630 630 630 610 20,6
710 500 500 670 18,7 2
710 710 710 670 24,4
800 560 560 740 22,7
800 800 800 740 28,9 3
900 630 630 825 24,8
1000 710 710 920 30,5
1120 800 800 1030 38,0 4
1250 900 900 1150 50,0
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

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T-piece TSTCU
Dimensions
1
Ød3
2
l3
Ød
4
l
5
6 Description Ød Ød3 l l3 m
nom nom mm mm kg
Hand made centric T-piece.
63 80 145 77 0,15
7 63 100 165 77 0,20
80 100 165 85 0,21
80 112 175 85 0,24
8 80 125 190 85 0,29
100 112 175 95 0,22
100 125 190 95 0,25
9
100 140 210 100 0,30
100 150 220 100 0,30
10 100 160 230 100 0,36
112 112 175 100 0,27
112 125 190 100 0,30
11 112 140 210 105 0,34
112 150 220 105 0,37
112 160 230 105 0,39
12 112 180 250 105 0,43
125 112 175 110 0,23
125 140 210 115 0,31
13 125 150 220 115 0,33
125 160 230 115 0,35
125 180 250 115 0,41
14
125 200 285 130 0,50
140 80 145 115 0,22
15 140 112 175 115 0,28
140 150 220 120 0,38
140 160 230 120 0,40
16 Ordering example
140 180 250 120 0,45
140 200 285 135 0,53
TSTCU 400 500
140 224 310 135 0,59
Product
17 150 80 145 120 0,19
Dimension Ød
Dimension Ød3 150 112 175 120 0,27
150 160 230 125 0,43
18 150 180 250 125 0,47

lin dab | safe
T-piece TSTCU
Ød Ød3 l l3 m Ød Ød3 l l3 m
1
150 200 285 140 0,57 280 450 555 225 2,11
150 224 310 140 0,64 300 112 175 195 0,28
150 250 335 140 0,77 300 280 375 225 1,03 2
160 63 128 125 0,10 300 315 410 225 1,20
160 112 175 125 0,25 300 355 460 235 1,45
160 180 250 130 0,47 300 400 505 235 1,73 3
160 200 285 145 0,57 300 450 555 235 2,10
160 224 310 145 0,65 315 112 175 205 0,26
160 250 335 145 0,85 315 280 375 235 1,11 4
180 63 128 135 0,16 315 355 460 245 1,53
180 80 145 135 0,20 315 400 505 245 1,80
180 112 175 135 0,27 315 450 555 245 2,01
5
180 125 190 135 0,31 315 500 610 250 2,24
180 140 210 140 0,36 355 112 175 225 0,28
6
180 150 220 140 0,39 355 280 375 245 1,36
180 160 230 140 0,43 355 315 410 255 1,55
180 200 285 155 0,62 355 355 460 265 1,91 7
180 224 310 155 0,69 355 400 505 265 2,18
180 250 335 155 0,82 355 450 555 265 2,46
180 280 375 165 1,02 355 500 610 270 2,77 8
200 63 128 145 0,14 355 560 670 270 3,11
200 112 175 145 0,25 400 112 175 245 0,28
200 224 310 165 0,66 400 140 210 250 0,44 9
200 250 335 165 0,79 400 180 250 250 0,66
200 280 375 175 1,00 400 280 375 275 1,34
200 300 395 175 1,09 400 355 460 285 1,89
10
200 315 410 175 1,13 400 450 555 285 2,58
224 63 128 160 0,15 400 500 610 290 2,96
11
224 112 175 160 0,25 400 560 670 290 3,29
224 250 335 180 0,84 400 600 710 290 3,51
224 280 375 190 1,01 400 630 740 290 3,68 12
224 300 395 190 1,11 450 140 210 275 0,40
224 315 410 190 1,18 450 180 250 275 0,64
224 355 460 200 1,44 450 280 375 300 1,46 13
250 63 128 170 0,15 450 355 460 310 1,98
250 112 175 170 0,26 450 450 555 310 2,60
250 280 375 200 1,03 450 500 610 315 3,08 14
250 300 395 200 1,12 450 560 670 315 3,48
250 315 410 200 1,13 450 600 710 315 3,74
250 355 460 210 1,46 450 630 740 315 3,94
15
250 400 505 210 1,83 450 710 820 315 4,70
280 112 175 185 0,27 500 140 210 300 0,43 16
280 250 335 205 0,86 500 180 250 300 0,60
280 280 375 215 1,03 500 280 375 325 1,29
280 300 395 215 1,12 500 355 460 335 1,85 17
280 315 410 215 1,19 500 450 555 335 2,74
280 355 460 225 1,44 500 500 610 340 3,28
280 400 505 225 1,80 500 560 670 340 3,83 18

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T-piece TSTCU
1
500 600 710 340 4,25 710 900 1030 445 8,69
500 630 740 340 4,35 710 1000 1130 445 10,2
2 500 710 820 340 5,74 710 1120 1250 445 12,4
500 800 910 340 6,91 800 250 335 465 1,08
560 280 375 355 1,34 800 280 375 475 1,44
3 560 355 460 365 1,98 800 300 395 475 1,57
560 450 555 365 2,78 800 315 410 475 1,61
560 500 610 370 3,27 800 355 460 485 2,00
4 560 560 670 370 3,85 800 400 505 485 2,50
560 600 710 370 4,26 800 450 555 485 2,88
560 630 740 370 4,58 800 500 610 490 3,59
5 560 710 820 370 5,71 800 560 670 490 3,93
560 800 910 370 6,34 800 600 710 490 4,32
560 900 1030 370 8,45 800 630 740 490 4,94
6
600 280 375 375 1,37 800 710 820 490 5,73
600 355 460 385 1,93 800 800 910 490 6,99
7 600 450 555 385 2,81 800 900 1030 490 8,32
600 500 610 390 3,29 800 1000 1130 490 8,61
600 560 670 390 3,86 800 1120 1250 490 11,9
8 600 600 710 390 4,54 800 1250 1380 490 14,0
600 630 740 390 4,58 900 315 410 525 2,00
600 710 820 390 5,69 900 355 460 535 2,43
9 600 800 910 390 6,79 900 400 505 535 3,41
600 900 1030 390 8,36 900 450 555 535 3,59
630 280 375 390 1,39 900 500 610 540 4,24
10 630 355 460 400 1,86 900 560 670 540 5,01
630 450 555 400 2,83 900 600 710 540 5,56
630 500 610 405 3,42 900 630 740 540 5,99
11
630 560 670 405 3,87 900 710 820 540 7,50
630 600 710 405 4,27 900 800 910 540 9,03
12 630 630 740 405 4,45 900 900 1030 540 11,2
630 710 820 405 5,68 900 1000 1130 540 13,3
630 800 910 405 6,76 900 1120 1250 540 16,4
13 630 900 1030 405 8,30 900 1250 1380 540 19,7
630 1000 1130 405 9,71 1000 315 410 575 1,95
710 250 335 420 1,26 1000 355 460 585 2,36
14 710 280 375 420 1,50 1000 400 505 585 2,97
710 300 395 430 1,64 1000 450 555 585 3,54
710 315 410 430 1,74 1000 500 610 590 3,99
15 710 355 460 440 2,08 1000 560 670 590 5,02
710 400 505 440 2,61 1000 600 710 590 5,66
16 710 450 555 440 3,01 1000 630 740 590 6,34
710 500 610 445 3,52 1000 710 820 590 7,67
710 560 670 445 4,11 1000 800 910 590 9,31
17 710 600 710 445 4,52 1000 900 1030 590 11,8
710 630 740 445 4,81 1000 1000 1130 590 14,2
710 710 820 445 6,00 1000 1120 1250 590 17,7
18 710 800 910 445 7,10 1000 1250 1380 590 21,5

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T-piece TSTCU
Ød Ød3 l l3 m
nom nom mm mm kg
1
1120 500 610 650 4,25
1120 560 670 650 5,07
1120 600 710 650 5,66 2
1120 630 740 650 6,12
1120 710 820 650 7,75
1120 800 910 650 9,45 3
1120 900 1030 650 12,2
1120 1000 1130 650 14,3
1120 1120 1250 650 17,9 4
1120 1250 1380 650 21,7
1250 500 610 715 4,28
1250 560 670 715 5,11
5
1250 600 710 715 5,71
1250 630 740 715 6,18
6
1250 710 820 715 7,83
1250 800 910 715 9,55
1250 900 1030 715 12,5 7
1250 1000 1130 715 14,5
1250 1120 1250 715 18,2
1250 1250 1380 715 22,0 8
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

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T-piece TSTU
Dimensions
1
Ød3
2
l3
Ød
4
l
5
6 Description Ød Ød3 l l3 m
nom nom mm mm kg
Hand made tangential T-piece.
63 80 145 77 0,15
7 63 100 165 77 0,20
80 63 128 85 0,12
80 100 165 85 0,21
8 80 112 175 85 0,24
80 125 190 85 0,29
100 63 128 95 0,13
9
100 80 145 95 0,16
100 112 175 95 0,22
10 100 125 190 95 0,25
100 140 210 100 0,30
100 150 220 100 0,30
11 100 160 230 100 0,36
112 63 128 100 0,18
112 80 145 100 0,21
12 112 100 165 100 0,25
112 125 190 100 0,30
112 140 210 105 0,34
13 112 150 220 105 0,37
112 160 230 105 0,39
112 180 250 105 0,43
14
125 63 128 110 0,14
125 80 145 110 0,17
15 125 100 165 110 0,21
125 112 175 110 0,23
125 140 210 115 0,31
16 Ordering example
125 150 220 115 0,33
125 160 230 115 0,35
TSTU 400 500
125 180 250 115 0,41
Product
17 125 200 285 130 0,50
Dimension Ød
Dimension Ød3 140 63 128 115 0,18
140 80 145 115 0,22
18 140 100 165 115 0,26

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T-piece TSTU
1
140 112 175 115 0,28 200 160 230 150 0,40
140 125 190 115 0,31 200 180 250 150 0,46
140 150 220 120 0,38 200 224 310 165 0,66 2
140 160 230 120 0,40 200 250 335 165 0,79
140 180 250 120 0,45 200 280 375 175 1,00
140 200 285 135 0,53 200 300 395 175 1,09 3
140 224 310 135 0,59 200 315 410 175 1,13
150 63 128 120 0,14 224 63 128 160 0,15
150 80 145 120 0,19 224 80 145 160 0,18 4
150 100 165 120 0,24 224 100 165 160 0,23
150 112 175 120 0,27 224 112 175 160 0,25
150 125 190 120 0,31 224 125 190 160 0,29
5
150 140 210 125 0,37 224 140 210 165 0,35
150 160 230 125 0,43 224 150 220 165 0,37
6
150 180 250 125 0,47 224 160 230 165 0,40
150 200 285 140 0,57 224 180 250 165 0,47
150 224 310 140 0,64 224 200 285 180 0,63 7
150 250 335 140 0,77 224 250 335 180 0,84
160 63 128 125 0,10 224 280 375 190 1,01
160 80 145 125 0,15 224 300 395 190 1,11 8
160 100 165 125 0,22 224 315 410 190 1,18
160 112 175 125 0,25 224 355 460 200 1,44
160 125 190 125 0,29 250 63 128 170 0,15 9
160 140 210 130 0,35 250 80 145 170 0,18
160 150 220 130 0,38 250 100 165 170 0,23
160 180 250 130 0,47 250 112 175 170 0,26
10
160 200 285 145 0,57 250 125 190 170 0,29
160 224 310 145 0,65 250 140 210 175 0,35
11
160 250 335 145 0,85 250 150 220 175 0,38
180 63 128 135 0,16 250 160 230 175 0,41
180 80 145 135 0,20 250 180 250 175 0,47 12
180 100 165 135 0,25 250 200 285 190 0,62
180 112 175 135 0,27 250 224 310 190 0,68
180 125 190 135 0,31 250 280 375 200 1,03 13
180 140 210 140 0,36 250 300 395 200 1,12
180 150 220 140 0,39 250 315 410 200 1,13
180 160 230 140 0,43 250 355 460 210 1,46 14
180 200 285 155 0,62 250 400 505 210 1,83
180 224 310 155 0,69 280 80 145 185 0,20
180 250 335 155 0,82 280 100 165 185 0,24
15
180 280 375 165 1,02 280 112 175 185 0,27
200 63 128 145 0,14 280 125 190 185 0,31 16
200 80 145 145 0,18 280 140 210 190 0,36
200 100 165 145 0,23 280 150 220 190 0,39
200 112 175 145 0,25 280 160 230 190 0,42 17
200 125 190 145 0,29 280 180 250 190 0,49
200 140 210 150 0,34 280 200 285 205 0,60
200 150 220 150 0,37 280 224 310 205 0,69 18

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1
280 250 335 205 0,86 355 250 335 245 1,16
280 300 395 215 1,12 355 280 375 245 1,36
2 280 315 410 215 1,19 355 300 395 255 1,47
280 355 460 225 1,44 355 315 410 255 1,55
280 400 505 225 1,80 355 400 505 265 2,18
3 280 450 555 225 2,11 355 450 555 265 2,46
300 80 145 195 0,20 355 500 610 270 2,77
300 100 165 195 0,24 355 560 670 270 3,11
4 300 112 175 195 0,28 400 100 165 245 0,26
300 125 190 195 0,30 400 112 175 245 0,28
300 140 210 200 0,35 400 125 195 245 0,36
5 300 150 220 200 0,40 400 140 210 250 0,44
300 160 230 200 0,43 400 150 220 250 0,50
300 180 250 200 0,49 400 160 230 250 0,55
6
300 200 285 215 0,63 400 180 250 250 0,66
300 224 310 215 0,70 400 200 285 265 0,78
7 300 250 335 215 0,86 400 224 310 265 0,97
300 280 375 225 1,03 400 250 335 265 1,19
300 315 410 225 1,20 400 280 375 275 1,34
8 300 355 460 235 1,45 400 300 395 275 1,52
300 400 505 235 1,73 400 315 410 275 1,56
300 450 555 235 2,10 400 355 460 285 1,89
9 315 80 145 205 0,19 400 450 555 285 2,58
315 100 165 205 0,24 400 500 610 290 2,96
315 112 175 205 0,26 400 560 670 290 3,29
10 315 125 190 205 0,31 400 600 710 290 3,51
315 140 210 210 0,40 400 630 740 290 3,68
315 150 220 210 0,44 450 125 190 270 0,28
11
315 160 230 210 0,45 450 140 210 275 0,40
315 180 250 210 0,56 450 150 220 275 0,46
12 315 200 285 225 0,63 450 160 230 275 0,52
315 224 310 225 0,79 450 180 250 275 0,64
315 250 335 225 0,92 450 200 285 290 0,84
13 315 280 375 235 1,11 450 224 310 290 0,98
315 300 395 235 1,19 450 250 335 290 1,22
315 355 460 245 1,53 450 280 375 300 1,46
14 315 400 505 245 1,80 450 300 395 300 1,58
315 450 555 245 2,01 450 315 410 300 1,68
315 500 610 250 2,24 450 355 460 310 1,98
15 355 100 165 225 0,23 450 400 505 310 2,39
355 112 175 225 0,28 450 500 610 315 3,08
16 355 125 195 225 0,36 450 560 670 315 3,48
355 140 210 230 0,45 450 600 710 315 3,74
355 150 220 230 0,50 450 630 740 315 3,94
17 355 160 230 230 0,55 450 710 820 315 4,70
355 180 250 230 0,65 500 125 190 295 0,35
355 200 285 245 0,82 500 140 210 300 0,43
18 355 224 310 245 0,95 500 150 220 300 0,48

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T-piece TSTU
1
500 160 230 300 0,52 630 250 335 380 1,16
500 180 250 300 0,60 630 280 375 390 1,39
500 200 285 315 0,84 630 300 395 390 1,52 2
500 224 310 315 0,86 630 315 410 390 1,62
500 250 335 315 1,13 630 355 460 400 1,86
500 280 375 325 1,29 630 400 505 400 2,51 3
500 300 395 325 1,42 630 450 555 400 2,83
500 315 410 325 1,52 630 500 610 405 3,42
500 355 460 335 1,85 630 560 670 405 3,87 4
500 400 505 335 2,26 630 600 710 405 4,27
500 450 555 335 2,74 630 710 820 405 5,68
500 560 670 340 3,83 630 800 910 405 6,76
5
500 600 710 340 4,25 630 900 1030 405 8,30
500 630 740 340 4,35 630 1000 1130 405 9,71
6
500 710 820 340 5,74 710 250 335 420 1,26
500 800 910 340 6,91 710 280 375 420 1,50
560 200 285 345 0,78 710 300 395 430 1,64 7
560 224 310 345 0,90 710 315 410 430 1,74
560 250 335 345 1,12 710 355 460 440 2,08
560 280 375 355 1,34 710 400 505 440 2,61 8
560 300 395 355 1,47 710 450 555 440 3,01
560 315 410 355 1,57 710 500 610 445 3,52
560 355 460 365 1,98 710 560 670 445 4,11 9
560 400 505 365 2,38 710 600 710 445 4,52
560 450 555 365 2,78 710 630 740 445 4,81
560 500 610 370 3,27 710 800 910 445 7,10
10
560 600 710 370 4,26 710 900 1030 445 8,69
560 630 740 370 4,58 710 1000 1130 445 10,2
11
560 710 820 370 5,71 710 1120 1250 445 12,4
560 800 910 370 6,34 800 250 335 465 1,08
560 900 1030 370 8,45 800 280 375 475 1,44 12
600 200 285 365 0,81 800 300 395 475 1,57
600 224 310 365 0,93 800 315 410 475 1,61
600 250 335 365 1,14 800 355 460 485 2,00 13
600 280 375 375 1,37 800 400 505 485 2,50
600 300 395 375 1,50 800 450 555 485 2,88
600 315 410 375 1,59 800 500 610 490 3,59 14
600 355 460 385 1,93 800 560 670 490 3,93
600 400 505 385 2,39 800 600 710 490 4,32
600 450 555 385 2,81 800 630 740 490 4,94
15
600 500 610 390 3,29 800 710 820 490 5,73
600 560 670 390 3,86 800 900 1030 490 8,32 16
600 630 740 390 4,58 800 1000 1130 490 8,61
600 710 820 390 5,69 800 1120 1250 490 11,9
600 800 910 390 6,79 800 1250 1380 490 14,0 17
600 900 1030 390 8,36 900 315 410 525 2,00
630 200 285 380 0,83 900 355 460 535 2,43
630 224 310 380 0,95 900 400 505 535 3,41 18

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Ød Ød3 l l3 m
nom nom mm mm kg
1
900 450 555 535 3,59
900 500 610 540 4,24
2 900 560 670 540 5,01
900 600 710 540 5,56
900 630 740 540 5,99
3 900 710 820 540 7,50
900 800 910 540 9,03
900 1000 1130 540 13,3
4 900 1120 1250 540 16,4
900 1250 1380 540 19,7
1000 315 410 575 1,95
5 1000 355 460 585 2,36
1000 400 505 585 2,97
1000 450 555 585 3,54
6
1000 500 610 590 3,99
1000 560 670 590 5,02
7 1000 600 710 590 5,66
1000 630 740 590 6,34
1000 710 820 590 7,67
8 1000 800 910 590 9,31
1000 900 1030 590 11,8
1000 1120 1250 590 17,7
9 1000 1250 1380 590 21,5
1120 500 610 650 4,25
1120 560 670 650 5,07
10 1120 600 710 650 5,66
1120 630 740 650 6,12
1120 710 820 650 7,75
11
1120 800 910 650 9,45
1120 900 1030 650 12,2
12 1120 1000 1130 650 14,3
1120 1250 1380 650 21,7
1250 500 610 715 4,28
13 1250 560 670 715 5,11
1250 600 710 715 5,71
1250 630 740 715 6,18
14 1250 710 820 715 7,83
1250 800 910 715 9,55
1250 900 1030 715 12,5
15 1250 1000 1130 715 14,5
1250 1120 1250 715 18,2
16
17
18

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Take-off ILRU
Dimensions
1
10–30
l
Ød1
4
nom mm kg
Take-off with radius.
63 10 0,07
80 12 0,10 7
100 15 0,11
125 20 0,14
140 20 0,22 8
150 20 0,24
160 25 0,19
9
180 25 0,30
200 25 0,26
224 25 0,46 10
250 25 0,57
300 25 0,68
315 25 0,72 11
355 25 0,53
400 25 0,97
500 25 1,35 12
630 25 1,77
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
ILRU 250
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
18

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Take-off ILU
Dimensions
1
10–20
2
Ød1
4
6 Description Ød1 m
nom kg
Take-off without radius.
63 0,07
7 80 0,07
100 0,08
112 0,09
8 125 0,11
140 0,12
150 0,12
9
160 0,16
180 0,20
10 200 0,17
224 0,23
250 0,33
11 280 0,37
300 0,40
315 0,42
12 355 0,48
400 0,65
450 0,74
13 500 0,82
560 1,13
600 1,21
14
630 1,27
710 2,12
15 800 2,39
900 2,69
1000 3,57
16 Ordering example
1120 3,99
1250 4,46
ILU 250
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
18

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Take-off ILF
Dimensions
1
10-20
l 2
Ød
4
Description Ød l m 6
nom mm kg
Take-off without radius. With female end – fits outside a
Safe fitting. 63 45 0,06
80 45 0,08 7
Hasn’t any Click function – hasn’t any notches.
100 45 0,06
112 45 0,10
125 45 0,08 8
140 45 0,15
150 45 0,15
9
160 45 0,16
180 45 0,19
200 45 0,21 10
224 45 0,26
250 65 0,31
280 65 0,30 11
300 65 0,41
315 65 0,46
355 65 0,41 12
400 90 0,58
450 90 0,71
500 90 0,83
13
560 90 0,96
600 90 0,99
14
630 90 1,13
15
Ordering example
16
ILF 200
Product
17
Dimension Ød
18

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Take-off with mesh ILRNU

Dimensions
1
10–30
l
2
Ød1
4
nom mm kg
To terminate an inlet duct.
63 10 0,07
7 With radius. 80 12 0,11
Mesh size 10 × 10 mm 100 15 0,16
125 20 0,21
8 140 20 0,24
150 20 0,27
160 25 0,22
9
180 25 0,34
200 25 0,39
10 224 25 0,51
250 25 0,64
300 25 0,77
11 315 25 0,83
355 25 0,89
400 25 1,14
12 500 25 1,61
630 25 2,19
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
ILRNU 200
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
18

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Take-off with mesh ESNU

Dimensions
1
Ø63 Ø80–630
2
13–20
5–10
3
Ød1
Ød1
4
Description Ød1 m 6
nom kg
63 0,06
Mesh size 10 × 10 mm. 80 0,08 7
100 0,10
112 0,11
125 0,13 8
140 0,15
150 0,16
9
160 0,17
180 0,21
200 0,25 10
224 0,31
250 0,38
280 0,44 11
300 0,51
315 0,57
355 0,66 12
400 0,75
450 0,92
500 1,09
13
560 1,32
600 1,48
14
630 1,55
710 1,82
800 2,11 15
900 2,57
1000 3,23
Ordering example
1120 3,59 16
1250 4,00
ESNU 200
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
18

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Take-off with mesh EPNF

Dimensions
1
2 l
Ød
4
4–11
5
6 Description Ød l m
nom mm kg
To terminate an inlet duct. With female end – fits outside a
7 100 48 0,09
Mesh size 10 × 10 mm.
112 48 0,10
No Click function – no notches. 125 48 0,11
8 140 48 0,13
150 48 0,14
160 48 0,15
9
180 48 0,17
200 48 0,21
10 224 48 0,25
250 68 0,32
280 68 0,38
11 300 68 0,42
315 68 0,45
355 68 0,54
12 400 93 0,69
450 93 0,81
500 93 0,92
13 560 93 1,12
600 93 1,23
630 93 1,29
14
710 113 1,47
800 113 1,65
15 900 138 1,97
1000 138 2,50
1120 138 2,79
16 Ordering example
1250 138 3,08
EPNF 250
Product
17
Dimension Ød
18

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Take-off with mesh and ILKNU 50

cone
Dimensions
1
40–70
l
2
Ød1
4
nom mm kg
100 50 0,15
Mesh size 10 × 10 mm. 125 50 0,22 7
160 50 0,25
200 50 0,32
250 53 0,65 8
315 68 0,89
400 50 1,00
9
500 50 1,24
630 40 1,43
800 50 1,79 10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
ILKNU 200 50
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
Cone heigh, nominal
18

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Take-off with mesh and ILKNU 100

cone
Dimensions
1
90–120
l
Ød1
4
nom mm kg
100 100 0,48
7 Mesh size 10 × 10 mm. 125 95 0,54
160 98 0,68
200 100 0,99
8 250 100 1,23
315 93 1,43
400 100 1,73
9
500 105 2,14
630 115 2,87
10 800 100 4,21
11
12
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
ILKNU 200 100
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
Cone heigh, nominal
18

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Take-off with mesh and ILKNF 50

cone
Dimensions
1
40–70
l
2
Ød
4
nom mm kg
125 92 0,22 7
160 92 0,25
250 115 0,65 8
315 130 0,89
400 132 1,00
9
500 132 1,24
630 122 1,43
800 152 1,79 10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
ILKNF 200 50
Product
17
Dimension Ød
Cone heigh, nominal
18

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Take-off with mesh and ILKNF 100

cone
Dimensions
1
90–120
l
Ød
4
nom mm kg
7 125 137 0,54
160 140 0,68
8 250 162 1,23
315 155 1,43
400 182 1,73
9
500 187 2,14
630 197 2,87
10 800 202 4,21
11
12
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
ILKNF 200 100
Product
17
Dimension Ød
Cone heigh, nominal
18

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Take-off ILVU45°
Dimensions
1
l 2
45°
3
Ød1
4
nom mm kg
As standard the angle is 45°. 80 80 0,11
100 90 0,15 7
112 96 0,18
125 103 0,21
140 110 0,25 8
150 115 0,27
160 120 0,30
180 130 0,36 9
200 140 0,43
224 152 0,62
10
250 185 0,87
280 200 1,00
300 210 1,20 11
315 218 1,20
355 238 1,50
400 280 2,40 12
450 305 2,90
500 330 3,50
560 360 4,20 13
600 380 4,60
630 395 5,00
710 455 8,40
14
800 500 10,0
900 550 12,0
15
1000 620 16,0
1120 680 19,0
Ordering example
1250 745 23,0 16
ILVU45 125
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
18

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Take-off AVU
Dimensions
1
2 l
3 45°
Ød1
4
nom mm kg
As standard the angle is 45°. 63 160 0,12
7 80 180 0,17
100 200 0,22
112 210 0,25
8 125 225 0,29
140 240 0,34
150 250 0,37
9 160 260 0,41
180 280 0,48
200 300 0,56
10
224 325 0,80
250 350 1,00
11 280 380 1,20
300 400 1,30
315 415 1,40
12 355 455 1,70
400 500 2,50
450 550 3,00
13 500 600 3,60
560 660 4,30
600 700 4,80
14 630 730 5,20
710 810 8,40
800 900 10,0
15
900 1000 12,0
1000 1100 15,0
16 Ordering example
1120 1220 19,0
1250 1350 23,0
AVU 125
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
18

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Coupling NPU
Dimensions
1
l = 7–14 2
Ød1
4
Description Ød1 m 6
nom kg
Coupling connector for joining circular ducts.
63 0,07
80 0,09 7
100 0,12
112 0,14
125 0,15 8
140 0,16
150 0,18
9
160 0,19
180 0,25
200 0,30 10
224 0,30
250 0,52
280 0,56 11
300 0,64
315 0,66
355 0,76 12
400 1,10
450 1,34
500 1,52
13
560 1,90
600 2,10
14
630 2,24
710 2,65
800 3,10 15
900 4,52
1000 5,30
Ordering example
1120 7,03 16
1250 7,70
NPU 200
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
18

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Expanding coupling NPEU

Dimensions
Ø1120–1600
1
l
Ø355–1000
l
2
Ød1
Ød1
4
Expanding coupling, intended for installation of ventilation nom mm kg
ducts and components of larger dimensions. The coupling 355 45 1,24
7 makes installation easier and can also be used between cir- 400 45 1,64
cular ducts and fittings without a rubber seal.
450 45 1,83
The coupling is expanded by means of a threaded bolt, 500 45 2,50
8 socket no. 13. Can achieve maximum tightness class C.
560 45 2,95
600 45 3,15
9 630 45 3,30
710 45 4,30
800 45 4,81
10 900 45 5,40
1000 45 8,48
1120 120 15,3
11 1250 120 17,3
1400 120 15,2
1500 120 16,4
12 1600 120 17,5
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
NPEU 500
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
18

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Female coupling MF
Dimensions
1
2
l
Ød
4
nom mm kg
Female coupling for joining fittings.
63 * 95 0,06
Has normally not any Click function – hasn’t any notches. 80 * 95 0,08 7
Can to order be delivered with Click function – i.e. with
100 * 95 0,10
notches.
112 90 0,11
125 * 95 0,13 8
140 90 0,17
150 * 95 0,18
9
160 * 95 0,20
180 90 0,22
200 * 95 0,25 10
224 90 0,27
250 * 140 0,42
280 125 0,50 11
300 125 0,51
315 * 140 0,54
355 125 0,62 12
400 * 180 0,96
450 170 1,17
500 * 180 1,46
13
560 170 1,57
600 170 1,65
14
630 170 1,74
710 219 1,96
800 219 2,24 15
900 219 4,00
1000 255 5,09
Ordering example
1120 255 8,71 16
1250 255 10,2
MF 200
Product * With turned-over edge 17
Dimension Ød
18

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Slide-in coupling SNPU

Dimensions
1
2 l = 7–10
Ød1
4
li
6 Description Ød1 L li m
nom nom mm kg
Areas of use:
80 150 133 0,18
• To eliminate the accurate length cutting of ducts which
7 the ordinary NPU connector sometimes requires when 80 300 284 0,32
joining SR ducts. In this case the slide-in coupling shall 80 500 548 0,69
be secured with screws or pop rivets. 100 150 133 0,22
8 • To make it possible to use a duct that is cut to a too 100 300 284 0,40
short length – instead of having to cut a new duct to the
correct length. In this case the slide-in coupling shall be 100 500 548 0,84
secured with screws or pop rivets. 112 150 133 0,24
9 • To assist when joining two ducts which run towards 112 300 284 0,43
each other. E.g. when building a system from two 112 500 548 0,92
opposing directions. In this case the slide-in coupling
10 shall be secured with screws or pop rivets.
125 150 133 0,28
• To assist when inserting or adding an other product into 125 300 284 0,50
an existing system. E.g. the addition of a new piece of 125 500 548 1,07
11 duct to replace a damaged part. In this case the slide-in 140 150 133 0,31
coupling shall be secured with screws or pop rivets.
140 300 284 0,56
• To facilitate access when inspecting and/or cleaning a
system – by simply sliding the coupling. The coupling 140 500 548 1,19
12 acts as an access cap. 150 150 133 0,33
150 300 284 0,59
No Click function – has closed turned-over ends (at both
ends). 150 500 548 1,26
13 160 150 133 0,36
160 300 284 0,65
160 500 548 1,38
14
180 150 133 0,40
180 300 284 0,72
15 180 500 548 1,53
200 150 133 0,56
200 300 293 1,02
16 Ordering example
200 500 548 1,76
224 150 133 0,62
SNPU 160 150
224 300 293 1,13
Product
17 224 500 548 1,95
Dimension Ød1
Nominal length L 250 150 177 0,91
250 300 297 1,35
18 250 500 527 2,17

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Slide-in coupling SNPU

Ød1 L li m
nom nom mm kg
1
280 150 177 1,02
280 300 297 1,50
280 500 527 2,41 2
300 150 177 1,12
300 300 297 1,63
300 500 527 2,61 3
315 150 177 1,18
315 300 297 1,72
315 500 527 2,76 4
355 150 177 1,32
355 300 297 1,94
355 500 527 2,93
5
400 150 175 2,11
400 300 297 2,80
6
400 500 510 3,10
450 150 175 2,37
450 300 297 3,10 7
450 500 510 3,80
500 150 175 2,65
500 300 297 3,70 8
500 500 515 4,50
630 150 175 3,40
630 300 297 4,70 9
630 500 515 6,00
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

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Slide-in female coupling SMFU

Dimensions
1
Ød1
Ød
3
4 l li
6 Description Ød1 L l li m
nom nom mm mm kg
Areas of use:
80 150 40 127 0,16
• To avoid the necessity of an exact length cutting of a
7 duct when it is difficult to take a proper measure. E.g. 80 300 40 288 0,30
the connection of a duct to a stub on an air supply termi- 80 500 40 552 0,65
nal. In this case the slide-in coupling shall be secured 100 150 40 127 0,20
8 with screws or pop rivets. 100 300 40 288 0,38
• To make it possible to use a duct that is cut to a too
short length – instead of having to cut a new duct to the 100 500 40 552 0,81
correct length. In this case the slide-in coupling shall be 112 150 40 127 0,23
9 secured with screws or pop rivets. 112 300 40 288 0,43
• To eliminate or minimize the number of ordinary duct 112 500 40 552 0,93
cuttings at building site – together with pre-cut ducts of
10 shorter lengths. In this case the slide-in coupling shall be
125 150 40 127 0,25
secured with screws or pop rivets. 125 300 40 288 0,47
• To assist when inserting or adding an other product into 125 500 40 552 1,01
11 an existing system. E.g. the cutting-in of an extra 140 150 40 127 0,28
silencer. In this case the slide-in coupling shall be
140 300 40 288 0,53
secured with screws or pop rivets.
• To assist when removing an other product when clean- 140 500 40 552 1,13
12 ing a system. E.g. the removal of a damper with a 150 150 40 127 0,29
obstructionable blade. 150 300 40 288 0,57
• To facilitate access when inspecting and/or cleaning a 150 500 40 552 1,21
13 system – by simply sliding the coupling. The coupling
160 150 40 127 0,31
acts as an access cap.
• To extend the distance between a T-piece and an 160 300 40 288 0,60
access cap, e.g. EPFH or KCU, to get the cap outside 160 500 40 552 1,29
14 any insulation. In this case the slide-in coupling shall be 180 150 40 127 0,35
secured with screws or pop rivets only at its female end.
180 300 40 288 0,68
No Click function – has a closed turned-over end and hasn’t
15 any notches.
180 500 40 552 1,45
200 150 40 127 0,49
200 300 40 297 0,96
16 Ordering example
200 500 40 552 1,67
224 150 40 127 0,55
SMFU 200 150
224 300 40 297 1,08
Product
17 224 500 40 552 1,87
Dimension Ød1
Nominal length L 250 150 60 192 0,90
250 300 60 302 1,28
18 250 500 60 537 2,10

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Slide-in female coupling SMFU

Ød1 L l li m
nom nom mm mm kg
1
280 150 60 192 1,02
280 300 60 302 1,44
280 500 60 537 2,36 2
300 150 60 192 1,10
300 300 60 302 1,55
300 500 60 537 2,53 3
315 * 150 60 182 1,11
315 * 300 60 297 1,62
315 * 500 60 537 2,64 4
355 * 150 60 182 1,26
355 * 300 60 297 1,83
355 * 500 60 537 5,00
5
400 ** 300 80 242 2,65
400 ** 500 80 500 6,05
6
450 ** 300 80 242 3,04
450 ** 500 80 500 7,20
500 ** 300 80 242 3,37 7
500 ** 500 80 500 7,69
630 ** 300 80 242 5,90
630 ** 500 80 500 8,00 8
* With stiffening bead
** Design with lockseam
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

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Silencers
Lindab 1
Safe 3
Silencers 4

evacuation 6
Air valves 7
Roof hoods 8
Transfer 10
Rectangular 11
Flexible ducting 12
Isol 13
Access doors 14
Smart tools 15
systems 16
Index 18
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Content – Silencers
Circular straight Fire classes without protective distance
E 60 EI 15 EI 30 EI 60 EI 120
1 SLU.................................. 173
SLCU 50 .......................... 174 SLCU 50
SLCU 100 ........................ 175 SLCU 100

SLGU 100 ........................ 176
2 SLGU 150 ........................ 177 Circular straight
SLGU 100
SLBU ............................... 178 SLGU 150

SLCBU 100...................... 179
SLCBU 100
SLBGU 100...................... 180
3 SLBGU 100
Circular straight low-built
BSLCU 50
LRCA ............................... 181 Circular curved
LRBCB............................. 182 BSLCU 100
4
Fire classes with protective distance to
evacuation person (3 kW/m²)
5 EI 15 EI 30 EI 60 EI 120
Circular curved SLCU 50 Protective distance 50 mm
BSLU 50 .......................... 183 SLCU 100 Protective distance 50 mm
BSLU 100 ........................ 184
6 BSLCU 50........................ 185 Ø80–315 Protective distance
50 mm
BSLCU 100...................... 186
SLGU 100 Ø400–800 Protective
distance 50 mm
7 Ø400–800 Protective distance

500 mm
Exhaust air terminal Circular straight
Protective distance
device SLGU 150
50 mm
SLKNU 50........................ 187
8 SLKNU 100...................... 188
SLCBU 100 Protective distance 50 mm
Ø315 Protective distance 50

mm
SLBGU 100 Ø400–800 Protective

9 distance 50 mm
Protective distance
Ø400–800
500 mm
Rectangular straight
BSLCU 50 Protective distance 50 mm
silencers
10 SLRS................................ 189
Circular curved
SLRA................................ 193
DLD.................................. 194
Fire classes with protective distance to
DLDR ............................... 195
11 DLDY ............................... 205 combustible materials (10 and 30 kW/m²)
EI 15 EI 30 EI 60 EI 120
SLCU 50 Protective distance 5 mm
Rectangular curved
silencer
12 BDLD ............................... 216
SLCU 100 Protective distance 5 mm
SLGU 100 Protective distance

5 mm
Circular straight
Protective distance
13 SLGU 150
5 mm
SLCBU 100 Protective distance 5 mm
Rectangular straight SLBGU 100 Protective distance

14 low-built silencer
5 mm
LRLB................................ 225 BSLCU 50 Protective distance 5 mm

Circular curved
15
16
17
18

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Overview silencers – circular connection

Straight Curved Straight 1
Circular outer sheet casing Rectangular Circular outer sheet Circular outer sheet
outer sheet casing casing casing
Ød1 Baffle Baffle 2
63
80
100 3
125
SLGU 150
160
SLCU 50 BSLU 50 SLKNU 4
200 SLU LRCA SLKNU 50
BSLCU 50 BSLU 100 100
250 SLCU 100
SLGU 100 BSLCU
315
SLBU 100 5
400 SLCBU
500 100 LRBCB
630 SLBGU 6
100
800
1000
7
1250
Low built Cone and net
8
10
Overview silencers – rectangular connection
Straight Curved 11
a×b Baffle
12
all SLRS SLRA DLD DLDY DLDR LRLB BDLD
Low built
13
14
Design
The straight types consist of an outer and inner sheet cas-
ing. The space between them is filled with mineral wool of
A Swedish fire classification A Swedish fire classification 15
does not exist for these exists for these silencers
varying type and density. silencers
The outer sheet casing of the circular curved silencers are SLCU 50
built as a segmented bend, BFU. SLU 16
SLCU 100
Baffles, one or more, for better noise attenuation, exist in SLGU 100
SLCBU, SLBGU, LRBCB. SLGU 150 17
The tear of fibre is prevented since all exposed surfaces are SLBU SLCBU 100
lined. The connections of the circular types are supplied SLBGU 100
with a Safe-gasket. BSLU 50 BSLCU 50 18
BSLU 100 BSLCU 100

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General Fire class alternatives

1 The silencers are of the absorption silencer type. The The Building Regulations, BBR, from the Swedish National
damping ability of absorption silencers is affected by the Board of Housing, Building and Planning contains the fol-
geometric design of the silencer and the type of damping lowing paragraph about exchange of fire classes.
material chosen. Silencer comprises a total of 17 such vari-
2
ants, with different properties. The graph below summarises 5:6213 Fire class alternatives
the attenuation of some types of silencer. Fire class EI can be exchanged to class E, if the
distance to escape route and to combustable
3 Attenuation [dB] material is sufficient not to deteriorate the safety
50 of escape nor the risk for fire spread to increase.
4 40
30 This means that e.g. a silencer with E-class can be used

SLCBU 315 600 10
20 where there is a demand for EI-class under the presumption
BSLCU 315 100 that some specified time periods and protective distance is
5 10
SLGU 315 600 100
0 achieved.
63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
SLCU 315 600 50
Middle frequency We specify these time periods and protective distances for
6 our products.
More information about damping in duct systems, and
7 dimensioning and calculation examples can be found on Radiation at fire
page 30. Objects, subjected to radiation, are often divided into three
categories. Their maximum allowed radiation intensity levels
Method of measurement are:
8 People during evacuation 3 kW/m²
The silencers are tested in accordance with ISO 7235
Fitting materials, curtains, drapes etc. 10 kW/m²
”Acoustics - Measurement procedures for ducted silencers
Building materials, wood etc. 30 kW/m²
9 - Insertion loss, flow noise and total pressure loss”.
The longer the distance from a radiation source is the lower
Substitution duct
the radiation intensity level.
10
Loud- Reverberatio 30 kW/m² 10 kW/m² 3 kW/m²
speaker
Silencer under test
chamber
11
We specify these radiation intensity levels and correspond-

12 ing protective distances for our products.
Type approval Protective distance

13 Protective distance is the shortest distance that is allowed
The type approved variants are approved on the aspects of
fire and tightness according to the certificate nr 0015/05. between the silencer and evacuation person or combustible
materials.
14
Cleaning of duct systems
Silencers with baffles have parts which block the duct sys-
15 tem to a greater or lesser extent, and thus obstruct or pre-
vent cleaning of the duct system. Please refer to page 603.
16
17
18

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Circular straight silencer SLU

Dimensions
1
2
l
Ød1
Ødy
4
Description Attenuation [dB] centre frequency [Hz] 6

Ød1 Length Ødy l m
Insulation thickness 50 mm (Ø 80–250). nom nom 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k mm mm kg
Insulation thickness 100 mm (Ø 315–800).
80 300 1 5 8 15 25 25 21 15 180 300 2,00
80 600 2 8 14 28 49 50 47 24 180 600 3,00 7
Technical data 80 900 3 10 21 40 50 50 50 34 180 900 5,00
80 1200 4 13 27 50 50 50 50 43 180 1200 7,00
[Pa/m] 100 300 1 5 7 15 25 25 21 13 200 360 2,00
100 600 1 7 12 25 43 48 35 20 200 660 3,00 8
80
100 15
0
10
100 900 2 10 17 34 50 50 49 28 200 960 5,00

5
12
50 10 Ød
0
100 1200 3 12 22 44 50 50 50 35 200 1260 7,00

16
1 [m
0
m]
20
125 300 0 4 5 13 23 20 16 11 224 365 3,00

/s]
9
25
5
[m
31
125 600 1 5 10 22 39 37 26 16 224 665 4,00

0
40
55
0
10
50
125 900 1 7 14 30 50 50 37 21 224 965 7,00

0
4
63
5 125 1200 2 9 18 39 50 50 47 26 224 1265 9,00

80
3
Δpt
2
160
160
300
600
0
1
3
4
5
8
11
19
22
37
16
28
11
17
7 260 375
11 260 675
3,00
6,00
10
1 160 900 1 5 12 27 50 39 24 14 260 975 8,00
160 1200 2 6 15 35 50 50 30 17 260 1275 10,0
0.5
200 300 0 2 4 9 19 11 7 5 300 385 4,00 11
200 600 1 3 8 15 28 19 12 8 300 685 7,00
0.1 200 900 2 4 11 21 37 28 16 10 300 985 10,0
10 50 100 500 1 000 5 000 10 000 [l/s] 200 1200 2 5 14 27 46 36 21 13 300 1285 12,0
50 100 500 1 000 5 000 10 000 [m3/h] 250 600 1 2 6 14 26 14 8 7 355 600 9,00 12
q 250 900 1 3 9 19 38 19 11 9 355 900 12,0
250 1200 2 4 11 24 50 24 13 11 355 1200 15,0
315 600 2 5 9 14 12 6 4 5 500 600 12,0
315 900 3 6 13 20 19 10 6 7 500 900 18,0 13
315 1200 4 8 16 27 25 15 9 10 500 1200 24,0
400 * 600 4 5 8 10 7 4 4 6 600 600 16,0
400
400
*
*
900
1200
4
5
5
6
10
13
17
24
13
18
6
8
6
7
8 600 900
10 600 1200
22,0
32,0
14
500 * 900 4 4 10 14 8 4 6 6 710 900 26,0
500 * 1200 3 5 11 21 12 6 7 9 710 1200 39,0
630 * 900 2 3 7 12 5 4 4 5 800 900 44,0 15
630 * 1200 2 4 8 17 7 4 5 7 800 1200 56,0
800 * 1200 2 3 8 11 5 4 5 6 1000 1200 69,0
800 * 1500 2 3 10 16 6 5 6 7 1000 1500 86,0
* Supplied with two loose couplings 16

Ordering example
SLU 125 600 17
Product
Dimension Ød1
Nominal length 18

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Circular straight silencer SLCU 50

Dimensions
1
2
l
Ød1
Ødy
4
6 Description Attenuation [dB] centre frequency [Hz]

Fire classes without protective distance: EI 30, E 120 nom nom 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k mm mm kg
Fire classes with protective distance to: 80 300 5 5 8 15 28 29 23 16 190 300 1,92
7 evacuation person: 80 600 5 7 12 26 41 50 48 24 190 600 3,14
3 kW/m² EI 120 at distance 50 mm 80 900 5 9 17 37 50 50 50 32 190 900 4,61
80 1200 6 11 21 49 50 50 50 40 190 1200 5,73
combustible materials:
100 300 2 2 6 14 21 25 20 11 210 300 2,28
8 10 kW/m² EI 120 at distance 5 mm
100 600 4 3 11 24 36 49 34 17 210 600 4,09
30 kW/m² EI 120 at distance 5 mm 100 900 5 4 15 34 50 50 48 23 210 900 5,18
Insulation thickness 50 mm. 100 1200 6 5 19 45 50 50 50 29 210 1200 6,46
125 300 2 2 6 13 16 20 15 10 235 300 2,66
9 125 600 3 3 9 23 30 40 22 14 235 600 4,39
Technical data 125 900 4 4 12 33 45 50 30 17 235 900 6,20
125 1200 5 5 15 43 50 50 38 21 235 1200 7,47
10 [Pa/m]
15
160 300 1 2 4 10 12 15 8 8 270 300 2,98
80
100 160 600 2 3 7 19 27 29 14 11 270 600 5,37

0
10
160 900 2 4 10 28 42 43 20 15 270 900 7,48

5
12
50 10
0
160 1200 2 5 13 37 50 50 26 19 270 1200 9,23

16
Ød
0
/s]
20
11 1 [m
0
200 300 1 2 5 8 10 11 5 5 325 300 4,11

m
m]
25
v[
200 600 2 3 7 16 21 23 9 8 325 600 6,90

31
0
40
5
10 200 900 2 4 8 24 32 34 13 10 325 900 9,74
4
5 200 1200 3 5 10 31 43 45 18 13 325 1200 12,0
12 3
250 600 3 2 7 13 17 16 8 6 365 600 8,55
Δ pt
2 250 900 3 4 8 20 26 23 10 8 365 900 11,7

250 1200 4 5 9 26 35 30 12 10 365 1200 15,0
1
315 600 0 2 6 11 14 9 4 5 427 600 11,3
13 0.5 315 900 1 3 7 16 22 12 6 7 427 900 15,6
315 1200 1 3 8 22 30 16 7 9 427 1200 20,3
400 * 600 0 3 4 6 8 4 4 4 508 600 20,5
14 0.1
10 50 100 500 1 000 5 000 10 000 [l/s]
400 *
400 *
900
1200
1
1
3
4
5
7
10
14
13
19
7
10
5
7
6
8
508
508
900
1200
26,8
30,0
[m3/h]
50 100 500 1 000 5 000 10 000
* Supplied with two loose couplings
q
15
16
Ordering example
17 SLCU 125 600 50
Product
Dimension Ød1
18 Length, nominal
Insulation thickness

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Circular straight silencer SLCU 100

Dimensions
1
2
l
Ød1
Ødy
4

Ød1 l Ødy m
Fire classes without protective distance: EI 60, E 120 nom mm 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k mm kg
Fire classes with protective distance to: 80 300 10 8 10 16 21 27 24 16 295 4,28
evacuation person: 80 600 12 13 19 27 37 50 46 24 295 7,05 7
3 kW/m² EI 120 at distance 50 mm 80 900 14 18 28 38 50 50 50 33 295 8,93
80 1200 16 23 37 49 50 50 50 42 295 11,6
100 300 5 4 11 14 18 24 20 11 325 4,53
10 kW/m² EI 120 at distance 5 mm 8
100 600 8 8 18 25 34 46 38 19 325 7,26
Insulation thickness 100 mm. 100 1200 14 14 32 47 50 50 50 33 325 13,4
125 300 5 4 9 11 16 19 15 10 325 5,17
Good attenuation in 125 and 250 Hz bands. 125 600 7 7 16 20 28 37 24 14 325 7,54
9
125 900 9 10 22 29 41 50 33 18 325 10,8
125 1200 12 13 29 38 50 50 42 22 325 14,6
Technical data 160
160
300
600
4
5
3
6
6
13
8
16
11
23
14
28
9
15
8
12
365
365
5,69
9,48
10
[Pa/m]
160 900 6 9 20 24 34 42 21 16 365 13,0
80
100 15 160 1200 8 12 27 32 46 50 28 20 365 17,4

0
Ød
10
11
5
1 [m 200 300 4 4 6 6 9 11 6 6 410 7,69

12
50 10 m]
0
16
200 600 5 6 11 14 19 22 10 8 410 10,6

0
20
s]
m/
0
25
200 900 6 9 17 21 29 33 14 11 410 15,3

v[
5
31
200 1200 7 11 22 29 38 45 18 13 410 19,4

40
55
0
10
12
50
44 250 600 6 5 10 11 16 16 8 7 465 10,7

63
5
80
250 900 7 7 15 18 25 23 10 9 465 18,0

Δ pt
3
250 1200 7 9 20 25 34 30 13 11 465 22,9
2
315 600 1 4 7 9 12 10 5 6 510 16,3
1 315 900 2 6 12 14 19 15 7 8 510 22,3 13
0.5 315 1200 2 8 16 18 26 21 9 10 510 29,1
400* 600 1 5 5 5 7 4 4 4 625 20,6
0.1
400*
400*
900
1200
3
4
7
8
8
12
9
13
13
19
7
10
5
6
6
7
625
625
30,0
38,1
14
10 50 100 500 1 000 5 000 10 000 [l/s] 500* 900 2 4 7 8 10 5 3 5 735 34,6
[m3/h]
50 100 500 1 000 5 000 10 000 500* 1200 3 7 10 12 14 7 4 6 735 44,7
q 630* 900 2 4 5 7 6 4 3 4 880 44,3 15
630* 1200 2 6 8 10 9 4 4 5 880 54,5
800* 1200 2 3 6 7 4 3 4 4 1030 76,2
800* 1500 2 5 8 10 6 4 4 5 1030 93,2
* Supplied with two loose couplings 16

Ordering example
SLCU 200 600 100 17
Product
Dimension Ød1
Length l 18

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Circular straight silencer SLGU 100

Dimensions
1
2
l
Ød1
Ødy
4

Ød1 l Ødy m
80 300 4 8 11 17 25 30 28 15 295 3,00
Fire classes with protective distance to:
7 evacuation person:
80 600 6 15 23 34 50 50 50 25 295 5,30
80 900 9 22 35 50 50 50 50 36 295 7,60
3 kW/m² EI 60 at distance 50 mm (Ø 80–315) 100 300 2 7 10 15 20 25 21 13 310 3,40
EI 30 at distance 50 mm (Ø 400–800) 100 600 4 13 20 28 40 49 36 20 310 6,10
8 EI 60 at distance 500 mm (Ø 400–800) 100 900 7 20 30 41 50 50 50 27 310 8,80
combustible materials: 125 300 1 7 9 16 19 19 15 10 325 3,20
9 125 1200 6 19 33 46 50 50 45 25 325 11,2
160 600 3 8 15 23 29 29 17 11 365 7,50
10 Technical data 160 900 4 11 21 32 43 44 25 14 365 10,7

160 1200 5 14 27 41 50 50 32 18 365 14,0
200 600 3 7 14 21 24 21 12 9 410 10,6
[Pa/m]
200 900 5 10 20 33 38 30 16 11 410 15,3
80
100 15
11
0
Ød 200 1200 6 12 26 45 50 40 20 13 410 20,0

10
1 [m
12
50 10 m] 250 600 3 5 11 17 19 15 8 7 465 12,2

0
16
250 900 4 8 17 27 30 21 11 9 465 17,7

20
s]
m/
0
25
v[
250 1200 5 10 23 37 41 26 14 11 465 23,2

5
31
12
0
40
55 315 600 2 5 9 17 16 9 6 6 510 15,7

0
10
50
44
63
315 900 3 6 14 23 24 13 8 8 510 23,0

0
5
80
Δ pt
3 315 1200 4 8 18 29 32 17 10 11 510 30,1

400* 900 4 5 10 11 14 7 6 8 615 27,4
13 2
400* 1200 5 6 13 16 17 9 7 9 615 35,9
1
400* 1500 5 8 15 20 20 11 8 11 615 44,3
0.5 500* 900 3 5 10 11 9 5 6 7 735 31,4
14 500*
500*
1200
1500
3
4
6
7
14
17
16
21
13
17
7
9
7
7
9
11
735
735
41,0
50,6
0.1 630* 900 3 4 7 8 5 4 4 5 880 39,9
10 50 100 500 1 000 5 000 10 000 [l/s]
630* 1200 3 5 11 12 8 5 5 7 880 51,9
[m3/h]
15 50 100 500 1 000 5 000 10 000 630* 1500 3 6 14 16 11 6 6 9 880 64,0
q 800* 1200 2 3 9 8 5 4 5 5 1030 68,7
800* 1500 2 4 11 12 6 5 6 6 1030 84,7

16
Ordering example
17 SLGU 250 900 100
Product
Dimension Ød1
18 Length l

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Circular straight silencer SLGU 150

Dimensions
1
2
l
Ød1
Ødy
4

Ød1 l Ødy m
125 1200 13 30 38 48 50 50 45 24 465 20,9
160 900 6 15 25 38 48 45 23 14 465 16,7
160 1200 11 21 31 47 50 50 30 16 465 22,1
250 900 8 12 19 27 31 21 11 10 580 22,6
Used when you need particularly good attenuation at low 250 1200 9 15 26 36 41 26 14 11 580 29,8
9
frequencies (125 and 250 Hz). Otherwise equivalent to
SLGU 100.
10
Technical data
[Pa/m]
15
11
80
100
Ød
0
10
1 [m
5
12
50 10 m]
0
16
0
20
12
0
/s]
25
[m
5
10
4
5
3
13
Δp t
0.5 14
0.1
10 50 100 500 1 000 5 000 10 000 [l/s] 15
[m3/h]
50 100 500 1 000 5 000 10 000
q
16
Ordering example
SLGU 160 900 150 17
Product
Dimension Ød1
Length l 18

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Circular straight silencer SLBU

with baffle
Dimensions
1
2
l
Ød1
Ødy
4

Ød1 l Ødy m
Insulation thickness 100 mm. nom nom 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k mm kg
Provided with a 100 mm thick baffle. This gives very good 315 600 3 6 12 20 25 22 17 14 500 15,0
7 attenuation across the entire range. 315 900 4 8 17 26 39 37 24 19 500 22,0
315 1200 5 10 21 33 50 50 32 23 500 29,0
Used where very good attenuation is needed and SLU 100 400 * 600 4 5 10 15 18 14 11 12 600 20,0
is not enough. Specially suitable for large dimensions. 400 * 900 5 7 13 22 30 22 16 15 600 30,0
8 400 * 1200 6 8 16 30 42 31 21 18 600 40,0
500 * 900 4 5 12 20 23 15 11 12 710 40,0
Technical data 500 * 1200 4 6 14 27 34 21 14 15 710 53,0
630 * 1200 3 4 11 23 24 14 11 12 800 62,0
9 [Pa]
Ød1 [mm] 630 * 1500 3 6 15 29 30 17 12 14 800 78,0
500
00 0
800 * 1200 2 3 10 20 16 10 9 9 1000 80,0
12 90 00 800 * 1500 2 4 13 26 20 12 10 10 1000 99,0
3 15 6
00
10 12 900 0 * Supplied with two loose couplings
90 00
100 0 60
40
0
12
90 200 0
1 50
0
1
50
00
0
50
0
15 0
63
0 0 120
11 8
Δpt
10
5
12
1
13 0,5
100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
500 1000 5000 10000 30000 [m3/h]

14 q
15
16
Ordering example
17 SLBU 400 900 100
Product
Dimension Ød1
18 Length l

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Circular straight silencer SLCBU 100

with baffle
Dimensions
1
2
l
Ød1
Ødy
4

Ød1 l Ødy m
400 * 600 4 5 7 9 13 16 15 13 625 22,5
400 * 900 5 7 12 16 22 26 20 16 625 32,7
400 * 1200 6 10 18 23 31 36 25 19 625 41,7
30 kW/m² EI 120 at distance 5 mm 500 * 900 4 6 9 12 17 20 15 13 735 37,8
Insulation thickness 100 mm. 500 * 1200 4 8 13 18 24 28 17 16 735 48,8
630 * 900 3 6 6 9 13 13 11 10 880 48,0
Provided with a 100 mm thick baffle. This gives very good 630 * 1200 3 8 10 13 18 18 12 12 880 59,3
9
attenuation across the entire range. 630 * 1500 4 10 13 17 23 22 13 13 880 70,4
800 * 1200 2 4 8 10 13 12 9 8 1030 81,8
Used where very good attenuation is needed and SLU 100
is not enough. Specially suitable for large dimensions.
800 * 1500 2 5 11 12 17 15 10 10 1030 100
10
Technical data 11
[Pa]
Ød1 [mm]
500
00 0
12 90 00
12
3 15 6
00
12 900 0
90 00
100 00 60
0
4
12
12 500
13
90 00
0
1
50
00
0
50
0
15 0
63
0 0 120
8
Δpt
10 14
5
15
1
0,5
5000 10000 [l/s]
100 500 1000
16
500 1000 5000 10000 30000 [m3/h]
Ordering example q
SLCBU 400 900 100 17

Product
Dimension Ød1
Length l 18

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Circular straight silencer SLBGU 100

with baffle
Dimensions
1
2
l
Ød1
Ødy
4

Ød1 l Ødy m
7 evacuation person: 315 1200 7 12 27 39 50 50 45 27 510 33,6
3 kW/m² EI 60 at distance 50 mm (Ø 315) 400* 900 4 6 13 22 24 26 20 17 625 29,9
400* 1200 6 9 19 29 33 35 24 19 625 39,5
EI 30 at distance 50 mm (Ø 400–800)
400* 1500 7 12 25 38 42 44 29 22 625 48,7
8 EI 60 at distance 500 mm (Ø 400–800)
500* 900 4 6 13 17 19 19 12 12 735 34,3
combustible materials: 500* 1200 4 8 19 24 26 26 17 15 735 45,1
10 kW/m² EI 60 at distance 5 mm 500* 1500 4 9 25 31 33 33 20 18 735 55,7
30 kW/m² EI 60 at distance 5 mm 630* 900 3 4 10 12 14 12 10 10 880 43,2
9 630* 1200 3 7 14 17 18 17 12 12 880 56,7
Insulation thickness 100 mm.
630* 1500 4 8 19 23 23 20 14 14 880 69,9
Provided with a 100 mm thick baffle. This gives very good 800* 1200 2 4 11 12 13 11 9 8 1030 74,3
10 attenuation across the entire range. 800* 1500 2 5 15 17 16 14 10 9 1030 91,6

Used where very good attenuation is needed and SLCU 100
is not enough. Specially suitable for large dimensions.
11 Technical data
[Pa]
Ød1 [mm]
500
12 00
12 0
3 15 90
00 0
15 20 0
12 500
00 1 90
63 90 00
100 4
0
1
12 500
0
13
90 00
50
50 00 0
0
15 0
0 0 12
8
Δpt
14 10
15
1
0,5
100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
16
500 1000 5000 10000 30000 [m3/h]
Ordering example q
17 SLBGU 400 1200 100

Product
Dimension Ød1
18 Length l

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Circular straight low-built LRCA

silencer
Dimensions
1
Ød1
b
3
l a
4
Description 6
Attenuation [dB] centre frequency [Hz]
Silencer with low installation height. LRCA has a bowl- Ød1 l a b m
shaped mineral wool insultion with a fibre cloth in order to nom mm mm mm 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k kg
prevent tear off mineral wool. Can achieve maximum tight- 100 500 210 158 8 12 12 23 44 45 30 18 3,17
ness class C. 100 1000 210 158 17 18 25 41 50 50 50 32 5,55
7
125 500 239 181 8 9 11 21 36 36 23 14 3,85
125 1000 239 181 17 14 21 38 50 50 45 23 6,89
160 500 275 218 6 7 10 18 28 24 13 10 4,40 8
160 1000 275 218 9 10 19 36 50 49 24 17 7,90
200 500 328 254 5 6 9 16 22 17 7 7 5,74
200 1000 328 254 11 13 15 30 46 36 14 12 10,1
250 500 390 308 5 4 8 16 19 13 6 6 7,24 9
250 1000 390 308 11 7 14 31 41 26 12 9 13,0
315 500 453 372 3 4 7 13 15 8 4 5 9,15
315 1000 453 372 8 8 13 26 33 18 9 9 16,4
400 500 546 460 2 3 6 10 10 5 5 5 12,7 10
400 1000 546 460 6 6 12 20 24 11 7 8 21,6
11
Technical data
12
500 mm 1000 mm
100 125 160 200 250 315 400 100 125 160 200 250 315 400
50 50
13
20 20
Δpt [Pa]
10 10 14
Δpt [Pa]
5 5
2 2 15
1 1
10 50 100 500 1000 5000 10 50 100 500 1000 5000
q [l/s]
q [l/s]
16
Ordering example
LRCA 125 1000 17
Product
Dimension Ød1
Length l 18

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Circular straight low-built LRBCB

silencer with baffle
Dimensions
1
Ø d1
b
3
l a
4

Ød1 l a b m
Baffle silencer with low installation height. nom mm mm mm 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k kg
Inner pipe of perfoated sheet metal. A fibre cloth prevents 315 500 453 372 5 5 7 15 28 19 14 14 10,6
7 tear off mineral wool. Can achieve maximum tightness class 315 1000 453 372 9 6 13 27 45 36 23 21 19,4
C. 400 500 546 460 5 4 6 13 21 13 11 10 14,0
400 1000 546 460 6 5 10 22 39 25 17 15 24,3
The baffle has an approved surface lining that can withstand 500 600 700 600 5 4 9 17 17 12 10 9 24,1
8 cleaning with rotating plastic brush. 500 1200 700 600 6 6 15 28 32 21 15 13 41,4
630 600 810 710 3 3 7 16 11 9 7 7 29,5
630 1200 810 710 5 5 13 26 24 15 11 10 50,4
Technical data 800 600 980 880 2 2 6 12 9 7 5 5 38,4
9 800 1200 980 880 3 4 11 14 11 9 7 6 63,7
[Pa]
50 00
Ød1 [mm]
0
50 00
10
60 00
0
10
100
0
5
12
60 00
31
0
40
10
12
0
50
60 00
50
0
0
63
12
0
80
Δpt
11 10
12
1
100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
500 1000 5000 10000 30000 [m3/h]

13 q
14
15
16
Ordering example
17 LRBCB 500 1200
Product
Dimension Ød1
18 Length l

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Circular curved silencer BSLU 50

Dimensions
1
l
l
rm
4
r m ≈ 1,5·d 1 Ød1
Ødy 5

Ød1 l Ødy m
Lack of space is a frequent problem in air treatment installa- nom mm 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k mm kg
tions. This means that it is often difficult to find enough
125 260 3 2 6 14 22 33 26 22 235 3,34
straight lengths to install a straight silencer. 160 285 1 2 6 14 23 29 25 21 270 4,22 7
This problem can be eliminated by installing a curved 200 355 0 2 5 15 29 24 24 20 310 6,31
250 370 1 2 6 17 31 22 27 20 365 10,7
silencer.
315 370 1 2 7 19 20 17 20 16 427 11,4
For the same length, it mostly has better attenuation than 8
the equivalent straight silencer. In particular, you get better
attenuation at high frequencies (4 and 8 kHz).
Insulation thickness 50 mm. 9
Technical data
10
Ød1 [mm]
[Pa] 125 160 200 250 315
100
11
50
12
Δ pt
10
5
13
3
30 50 100 500 1000 5000 [l/s]
200 500 1000 2000 5000 10000 [m3/h]

14
q
15
16
Ordering example
BSLU 200 50 17
Product
Dimension Ød1
Insulation thickness 18

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Circular curved silencer BSLU 100

Dimensions
1
l
l
rm
4
r m ≈ (1–2)·d 1 Ød1
5 Ødy

Ød1 l Ødy m
125 260 7 6 17 22 28 38 33 26 325 7,70
straight lengths to install a straight silencer.
7 160 280 4 6 13 17 25 33 26 25 365 8,90
250 370 3 5 11 15 28 22 26 21 465 16,0
silencer.
315 375 2 4 10 15 20 17 22 17 510 19,6
8 For the same length, it mostly has better attenuation than 400 * 420 2 4 8 13 13 13 14 13 615 29,9
the equivalent straight silencer. In particular, you get better 500 * 510 1 4 9 13 10 13 13 12 735 45,0
attenuation at high frequencies (4 and 8 kHz). 630 * 610 2 6 13 12 11 12 13 12 880 64,1
9 Insulation thickness 100 mm.

Technical data
10
Ød1 [mm]
[Pa] 125 160 200 250 315 400 500
100 630
11
50
12
Δ pt
10
13 5
3
30 50 100 500 1000 5000 [l/s]
14 200 500 1000 2000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
q
15
16
Ordering example
17 BSLU 200 100
Product
Dimension Ød1
18 Insulation thickness

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Circular curved silencer BSLCU 50

Dimensions
1
l
l
rm
4
r m ≈ 1,5·d 1 Ød1
Ødy 5

Ød1 l Ødy m
125 260 3 2 6 14 22 33 26 22 235 3,34
This problem can be eliminated by installing a curved
160 285 1 2 6 14 23 29 25 21 270 4,22 7
200 355 0 2 5 15 29 24 24 20 310 6,31
silencer. 250 370 1 2 6 17 31 22 27 20 365 9,74
For the same length, it mostly has better attenuation than 315 370 1 2 7 19 20 17 20 16 427 13,6
the equivalent straight silencer. In particular, you get better 8
attenuation at high frequencies (4 and 8 kHz).
Fire classes without protective distance: EI 30, E 120 Technical data
9
Fire classes with protective distance to:
Ød1 [mm]
evacuation person: [Pa] 125 160 200 250 315
combustible materials: 10
30 kW/m² EI 120 at distance 5 mm
11
Δ pt
10
12
5
3
30 50 100 500 1000 5000 [l/s]
[m3/h]
13
200 500 1000 2000 5000 10000
q
14
15
16
Ordering example
BSLCU 200 50 17
Product
Dimension Ød1
Insulation thickness 18

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Circular curved silencer BSLCU 100

Dimensions
1
l
l
rm
4
r m ≈ (1–2)·d 1 Ød1
5 Ødy

Ød1 l Ødy m
125 260 7 6 17 22 28 38 33 26 325 6,93
7 160 280 4 6 13 17 25 33 26 25 365 8,01
250 370 3 5 11 15 28 22 26 21 465 14,4
silencer.
315 375 2 4 10 15 20 17 22 17 510 17,6
8 For the same length, it mostly has better attenuation than 400 * 420 2 4 8 13 13 13 14 13 615 26,9
the equivalent straight silencer. In particular, you get better 500 * 510 1 4 9 13 10 13 13 12 735 38,5
attenuation at high frequencies (4 and 8 kHz). 630 * 610 2 6 13 12 11 12 13 12 880 57,7
9 Fire classes without protective distance: EI 60, E 120

Fire classes with protective distance to: Technical data

evacuation person:
10 3 kW/m² EI 120 at distance 50 mm Ød1 [mm]
combustible materials: [Pa] 125 160 200 250 315 400 500
100 630
10 kW/m² EI 120 at distance 5 mm
11 30 kW/m² EI 120 at distance 5 mm
50
Δ pt
12
10
13 5
3
30 50 100 500 1000 5000 [l/s]
14 200 500 1000 2000 5000 10000 [m3/h]

q
15
16
Ordering example
17 BSLCU 200 100
Product
Dimension Ød1
18 Insulation thickness

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Exhaust air terminal device SLKNU 50

Dimensions
1
l
Ød1
Ødy
3
4
Self attenuation ΔL
The device's self attenuation from duct to room inclusive
end reflexion. 5
Description nom nom 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k mm mm kg 6
SLKNU is an exhaust air terminal device consisting of a 100 300 2 2 6 14 21 25 20 11 210 382 2,32
silencer with 50 mm insulation and conical inlet with net. 100 600 4 3 11 24 36 49 34 17 210 682 4,27
100 900 5 4 15 34 50 50 48 23 210 982 5,51
100 1200 6 5 19 45 50 50 50 29 210 1282 6,94
7
Material and surface treatment 125 300 2 2 6 13 16 20 15 10 235 382 2,69
SLKNU is manufactured from galvanized sheet metal and is 125 600 3 3 9 23 30 40 22 14 235 682 4,59
as standard delivered non-painted. The device can also be
painted to order.
125
125
900
1200
4
5
4
5
12
15
33
43
45
50
50
50
30
38
17
21
235
235
982
1282
6,56
8,00
8
160 300 1 2 4 10 12 15 8 8 270 382 2,99
160 600 2 3 7 19 27 29 14 11 270 682 5,57
Capacity
Air flow q [l/s] and [m³/h], total pressure Δpt [Pa] and sound
160 900 2 4 10 28 42 43 20 15 270 982 7,87 9
160 1200 2 5 13 37 50 50 26 19 270 1282 9,82
pressure level LW [dB(A)] is read in the graph. 200 300 1 2 5 8 10 11 5 5 325 410 4,03
200 600 2 3 7 16 21 23 9 8 325 710 6,82
Δ pt [Pa]
100 125 160 200 250 315 200 900 2 4 8 24 32 34 13 10 325 1010 9,66 10
100 200 1200 3 5 10 31 43 45 18 13 325 1310 11,9
250 600 3 2 7 13 17 16 8 6 365 693 8,43
50 400
250 900 3 4 8 20 26 23 10 8 365 993 11,6
250 1200 4 5 9 26 35 30 12 10 365 1293 14,9 11
50
45
315 600 0 2 6 11 14 9 4 5 427 701 10,9
40 315 900 1 3 7 16 22 12 6 7 427 1001 15,3
10
35
315
400*
1200
600
1
0
3
3
8
4
22
6
30
8
16
4
7
4
9
4
427
508
1301
655
20,2
18,9
12
5 30
400* 900 1 3 5 10 13 7 5 6 508 955 24,3
25 400* 1200 1 4 7 14 19 10 7 8 508 1255 26,7
Lw [dB(A)]
1
20
* Supplied with one loose coupling 13
20 50 100 500 1000 1500 l/s
Sound power level LWok = LW + kok
100 500 1000 5000 m³/h
q
Correction, kok , in dB at middle frequency Hz
14
Ød1
mm 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
100 5 -11 -17 -15 -9 -2 -15 -22
125 9 -9 -14 -12 -8 -3 -13 -21 15
160 3 -14 -18 -14 -9 -2 -13 -20
200 12 -9 -12 -9 -5 -4 -16 -21
250
315
7
20
-8
-8
-13
-14
-10
-12
-4
-7
-5
-4
-16
-17
-22
-27
16
400 11 -3 -8 -10 -10 -2 -19 -28
Ordering example
SLKNU 125 600 50 17
Product
Dimension Ød1
Length, nominal 18

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Exhaust air terminal device SLKNU 100

Dimensions
1
l
Ød1
Ødy
3
4
Self attenuation ΔL
The device's self attenuation from duct to room inclusive
5 end reflexion.

6 Description nom nom 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k mm mm kg
SLKNU is an exhaust air terminal device consisting of a 100 300 5 4 11 14 18 24 20 11 325 432 4,31
silencer with 100 mm insulation and conical inlet with net. 100 600 8 8 18 25 34 46 38 19 325 732 7,04
100 900 11 11 25 36 50 50 50 26 325 1032 11,0
7 100 1200 14 14 32 47 50 50 50 33 325 1332 13,2
Material and surface treatment 125 300 5 4 9 11 16 19 15 10 325 427 4,94
SLKNU is manufactured from galvanized sheet metal and is 125 600 7 7 16 20 28 37 24 14 325 727 7,31
as standard delivered non-painted. The device can also be
8 painted to order.
125
125
900
1200
9
12
10
13
22
29
29
38
41
50
50
50
33
42
18
22
325
325
1027
1327
11,6
14,4
160 300 4 3 6 8 11 14 9 8 325 439 5,40
160 600 5 6 13 16 23 28 15 12 325 739 9,19
Capacity
9 Air flow q [l/s] and [m³/h], total pressure Δpt [Pa] and sound
160 900 6 9 20 24 34 42 21 16 325 1039 12,7
160 1200 8 12 27 32 46 50 28 20 325 1339 17,1
pressure level LW [dB(A)] is read in the graph. 200 300 4 4 6 6 9 11 6 6 410 434 7,37
200 600 5 6 11 14 19 22 10 8 410 734 10,3
10 Δ pt [Pa]
100 125 160 200 250 315 200 900 6 9 17 21 29 33 14 11 410 1034 14,9
100 200 1200 7 11 22 29 38 45 18 13 410 1334 19,0
250 600 6 5 10 11 16 16 8 7 465 749 10,3
50 400
250 900 7 7 15 18 25 23 10 9 465 1049 17,6
11 250 1200 7 9 20 25 34 30 13 11 465 1349 22,5
50
45
315 600 1 4 7 9 12 10 5 6 510 735 14,3
40 315 900 2 6 12 14 19 15 7 8 510 1035 19,4
10
12 35
315
400*
1200
600
2
1
8
5
16
5
18
5
26
7
21
4
9
4
10
4
510
625
1335
702
25,4
20,2
5 30
400* 900 3 7 8 9 13 7 5 6 625 1002 29,6
25 400* 1200 4 8 12 13 19 10 6 7 625 1302 37,7
Lw [dB(A)]
13 1
20
* Supplied with one loose coupling
20 50 100 500 1000 1500 l/s
Sound power level LWok = LW + kok
100 500 1000 5000 m³/h
14 q
Correction, kok , in dB at middle frequency Hz
Ød1
mm 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
100 5 -11 -17 -15 -9 -2 -15 -22
15 125 9 -9 -14 -12 -8 -3 -13 -21
160 3 -14 -18 -14 -9 -2 -13 -20
200 12 -9 -12 -9 -5 -4 -16 -21
16 250
315
7
20
-8
-8
-13
-14
-10
-12
-4
-7
-5
-4
-16
-17
-22
-27
400 11 -3 -8 -10 -10 -2 -19 -28
Ordering example
17 SLKNU 200 600 100
Product
Dimension Ød1
18 Length, nominal

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Silencer SLRS
Technical data
1
Splitter distance S = 60 mm
Length Attenuation [dB] centre frequency [Hz] Pressure
mm 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k value ξ
1000 5 11 23 34 48 43 28 20 10,2
2
1500 7 16 34 50 50 50 39 27 12,9
2000 9 22 45 50 50 50 49 33 15,6
2500 11 27 50 50 50 50 50 38 18,2 3
Splitter distance S = 80 mm 4
mm 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k value ξ
1000 4 9 20 30 42 36 23 17 5,5 5
1500 5 14 29 44 50 50 32 22 6,9
2000 7 18 39 50 50 50 40 27 8,2
2500 8 22 48 50 50 50 48 31 9,5
Description 6
Rectangular straight silencer from the Aerodim™ series.
SLRS is built with the Aerodim™ silencer splitter SLRA. Splitter distance S = 100 mm
The silencer SLRA is manufactured with a frame of galva- Length Attenuation [dB] centre frequency [Hz] Pressure
7
nized sheet and absorption material type Lindtec™. The mm 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k value ξ
Lindtec™ surface is easy to clean and prevents removal of 1000 3 8 18 27 37 29 19 14 3,2
fibres. 1500 5 12 26 40 50 44 27 18 4,0 8
2000 6 16 34 50 50 50 33 22 4,8
Due to the aerodynamic design, the SLRS has a low
2500 7 19 42 50 50 50 40 26 5,6
pressure loss and a low generation of flow noise. The splitter
is available in a width of 200 mm. The SLRS is also available 9
in other lengths and with other splitter distances than shown
in the tables. To calculate the silencer, you can use our IT- Splitter distance S = 120 mm
program DIMsilencer, where splitter distance, length and Length Attenuation [dB] centre frequency [Hz] Pressure 10
height can be optimized for the best performance. mm 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k value ξ
1000 3 7 16 25 32 24 16 11 2,0
1500 4 11 23 36 50 36 22 15 2,5
Dimensions 2000 5 14 31 48 50 47 28 18 3,0 11
½ 2500 6 17 38 50 50 50 33 21 3,5
S s
12
b Length Attenuation [dB] centre frequency [Hz] Pressure
mm 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k value ξ 13
1000 3 7 15 23 28 20 13 9 1,3
l
a 1500 4 10 22 34 44 30 18 12 1,7
2000 4 13 28 45 50 39 23 15 2,0
2500 5 16 35 50 50 48 27 18 2,4
14
Flow
NB. Max. attenuation specified is 50 dB.
The pressure loss Δp in Pa can be calculated from the pres-
15
Ordering example sure value ξ: Δp = 0,6 × v2 × ξ where (v) is the velocity on the
face area of the silencer.
SLRS 200 100 1200 900 1000 LS 16
The lengths shown above are only examples, other lengths
Product
between are also available. Min. length is 500 mm. Maxi-
Splitter width in mm mum length is 2500 mm. Lengths over 2500 mm. will be
Splitter distance in mm. divided up into two or more silencers. 17
a in mm
b in mm
l in mm 18
Connection type, e.g. LS

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Silencer SLRS
Technical data
The flow noise and pressure loss is dependent on the velo-
1 city (v) on the face area(A) of the silencer.
Surroundings Room
However, the noise generated at the inlet of the silencer
Inlet Supply
2 Lwi is higher than the noise generated at the outlet of the
Lwi Lwo silencer Lwo. It is therefore crucial to use the correct value
depend on the placement of the silencer in the duct sys-
tem, cf. drawing.
3 Outlet Exhaust
When calculating the silencer for:
Lwo Lwi
• supply and outlet - use outlet noise Lwo
• inlet and exhaust - use inlet noise Lwi
4
Sound power level, inlet: Lwi Sound power level, outlet: Lwo
5 m m
m 00
m
m
mm mm
m 0 1 1 20 40
0 8 s= s= 1
m
s=
m
m
60 =6 s= 60 m m
m
m
s m m
0
0
0
0
40
=8
10
=6
12
1
6 s s
s=
s=
s=
50 50
40 40
dB(A)
7
dB(A)
30 30
20 20
8 A [m²] 0,5 0,6 0,7 0,8 0,9 1,0 2,0 3,0 4,0 5,0 A [m²] 0,5 0,6 0,7 0,8 0,9 1,0 2,0 3,0 4,0 5,0
10 Kor. -3 -2 -2 -1 0 2 3 5 6 7 10
Kor. -3 -2 -2 -1 0 2 3 5 6 7
0 0
9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
v (m/s) v (m/s)
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

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Silencer SLRS
Pressure drop
1
100
s=60
95 l =1m s=100
90 l =1,5m 2
85 l =2m
80 l =2,5m
75
s=140
3
70
65
60 4
55
Pa
50
45 5
40
35
30 6
25
20
15 7
10
5
0
8
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
m/s
9
100
95 s=80mm
l =1m
90
l =1,5m s=120mm 10
85
80 l =2m
l =2,5m
75 11
70
65
60 12
55
Pa
50
45 13
40
35
30 14
25
20
15 15
10
5
0 16
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
m/s
17
18

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Silencer SLRS
Calculation example
1 Pressure loss and flow noise depend on the velocity on
the face area of the silencer A.
This is illustrated in the following example:
2 SLRS 900x600 mm, Length 1.5 metre
3 splitters, distance 100 mm.
Flow = 7776 m3/h = 2.16 m3/s.
3 Area A = 0.9 m × 0.6 m = 0.54 m2
2,16 m3/s
4 Face velocity =
0,54 m2
= 4 m/s
Pressure loss
100
Pressure loss: L=1,0 m
s=100 mm
90
5 Pressure loss = 39 Pa. L=1,5 m
80 L=2,0 m
L=2,5 m
70
60
6
Pa
50
40
30
7
20
10
0
8 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
v (m/s)
Sound power level, inlet: Lwi

9 Flow noise from inlet: 60
Lwi = 44 dB(A) -3 = 41 dB(A) s=100 mm
(-3 from area korrection) 50
10
40
dB (A)
30
11
20
12 10 A [m²] 0,5 0,6 0,7 0,8

Kor. -3 -2 -2 -1
0,9 1,0 2,0 3,0 4,0 5,0
0 2 3 5 6 7
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
13 v (m/s)
Sound power level, outlet: Lwo

14 Flow noise from outlet:
60
s=100 mm
From graph: 50
Lwo = 36 dB(A) -3 = 33 dB(A)
15 (-3 from area korrection) 40
dB (A)
30
16
20
10 A [m²] 0,5 0,6 0,7 0,8 0,9 1,0 2,0 3,0 4,0 5,0
17 Kor. -3 -2 -2 -1 0 2 3 5 6 7
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
v (m/s)
18

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Silencer splitter SLRA

Technical data
1
mm 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k value ξ
1000 5 11 23 34 48 43 28 20 10,2
2
1500 7 16 34 50 50 50 39 27 12,9
2000 9 22 45 50 50 50 49 33 15,6
2500 11 27 50 50 50 50 50 38 18,2 3
Splitter distance S = 80 mm 4
mm 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k value ξ
1000 4 9 20 30 42 36 23 17 5,5 5
1500 5 14 29 44 50 50 32 22 6,9
2000 7 18 39 50 50 50 40 27 8,2
2500 8 22 48 50 50 50 48 31 9,5
Description 6
SLRA is the basic element in the Aerodim™ silencer series.
The SLRA is manufactured with a frame of galvanized sheet Splitter distance S = 100 mm
and absorption material type Lindtec™. The Lindtec™ sur- Length Attenuation [dB] centre frequency [Hz] Pressure 7
face is easy to clean and prevents removal of fibres. Due to mm 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k value ξ
the aerodynamic design, the SLRA has a low pressure loss 1000 3 8 18 27 37 29 19 14 3,2
and a low generation of flow noise. The SLRA is available in
a width of 200 mm. The SLRA is also available in other leng-
1500 5 12 26 40 50 44 27 18 4,0 8
2000 6 16 34 50 50 50 33 22 4,8
hts and with other splitter distances than shown in the 2500 7 19 42 50 50 50 40 26 5,6
tabels.To calculate the silencer, you can use our IT-program
DIMsilencer, where splitter distance, length and height can 9
be optimized for the best performance.
Dimensions Length
mm
Attenuation [dB] centre frequency [Hz] Pressure
63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k value ξ
10
1000 3 7 16 25 32 24 16 11 2,0
1500 4 11 23 36 50 36 22 15 2,5
2000 5 14 31 48 50 47 28 18 3,0 11
b
2500 6 17 38 50 50 50 33 21 3,5
12
200 l Length Attenuation [dB] centre frequency [Hz] Pressure
mm 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k value ξ 13
½ 1000 3 7 15 23 28 20 13 9 1,3
S s 1500 4 10 22 34 44 30 18 12 1,7
2000 4 13 28 45 50 39 23 15 2,0
2500 5 16 35 50 50 48 27 18 2,4
14
b
l
NB. Max. attenuation specified is 50 dB.

15
The pressure loss Δp in pa can be calculated from the pres-
200
Flow sure value ξ: Δp = 0,6 × v2 × ξ where (v) is the velocity on the
face area of the silencer. 16
The lengths shown above are only examples, other lengths
between are also available. Min. length is 500 mm. Maxi-
Ordering example mum length is 2500 mm. 17
SLRA 200 600 1000 Be aware that, l nom means, that the length in the Order
Product examples normaly are ment as the length of the duct, the
Splitter width in mm splitter will be a bit shorter to prevent mounting problems. 18
b in mm
l nom. in mm.
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Rectangular straight silencer DLD

Dimensions
1
b
2
a
3
l
6 Description
DLD has a conventional design with dimensions that not
exceed the corresponding connection dimensions. The
silencer can be manufactured in all standard duct sizes.
7
Design
DLD has an outer sheet casing of trapezoidal corrugated If alternative material is required, this shall be stated when
sheet metal for stability and reduced risk of natural oscilla- ordering, e.g. aluminium zinc (AZ185), stainless (2333) and
8 tion. acid-proof steel (2343).
DLD is designed for low air resistance with baffle combina-
The silencer is also available with the following accessories/
tions that attenuate particularly low-frequency noise well.
9 options.
The type of insulation material has been developed to pro-
vide good noise properties, low weight and to be cleanable. TRA = Non-insulated inspection hatch.
TRB = Hatch intended for external insulation.*
DLD meets the requirements of air tightness class C and
10 pressure class 2 according to EN 1507:2006.
TRC = Hatch intended for external insulation.*
AIA = 50 mm fire protection insulation. Note! a and
DLD is equipped with joining profile type RJFP. b dimensions increase by 100 mm.
AIB = 100 mm fire protection insulation. Note! a and
11 Tools for dimensioning and planning
b dimensions increase by 200 mm.
The software CADvent and DIMsilencer offer features for
AIA+TRB = 50 mm fire protection insulation and the
dimensioning and selection of products in an environment
appropriate cleaning cover. Note! a and b
with 3D modelling. Computerised planning can be con-
12 ducted with automatic presentation of noise levels, pressure
dimensions increase by 100 mm.
AIB+TRC = 100 mm fire protection insulation and the
drop etc.
13
The dimension of the hatches is adapted for cleaning and
inspection of all baffle spacings.
14 * Specify insulation thickness when ordering.
15
Ordering example
DLD 800 × 600 650 1015 TRA
16 Product
Width height a × b
Length l
17 Code
Accessories
18

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Rectangular straight silencer DLDR

Dimensions
1
b
2
a 3
l
Description 6
DLDR has a conventional design with dimensions that not
exceed the corresponding connection dimensions. The
silencer can be manufactured in all standard duct sizes.
7
The silencer is provided with cleaning hatch and removable
baffles. If alternative material is required, this shall be stated when
ordering, e.g. aluminium zinc (AZ185), stainless (2333) and
Design acid-proof steel (2343). 8
DLDR has an outer sheet casing of trapezoidal corrugated
sheet metal for stability and reduced risk of natural oscilla- The silencer is also available with the following accessories/
options.
tion. 9
DLDR is designed for low air resistance with baffle combina- TRB = Hatch intended for external insulation.*
tions that attenuate particularly low-frequency noise well. TRC = Hatch intended for external insulation.*
The type of insulation material has been developed to pro- AIA = 50 mm fire protection insulation. Note! a and
vide good noise properties, low weight and to be cleanable. b dimensions increase by 100 mm.
10
DLDR meets the requirements of air tightness class C and AIB = 100 mm fire protection insulation. Note! a and
pressure class 2 according to EN 1507:2006. b dimensions increase by 200 mm.
11
DLDR is equipped with joining profile type RJFP. The dimension of the hatches is adapted for cleaning and
Tools for dimensioning and planning
The software CADvent and DIMsilencer offer features for * Specify insulation thickness when ordering. 12
dimensioning and selection of products in an environment
with 3D modelling. Computerised planning can be con-
ducted with automatic presentation of noise levels, pressure
drop etc.
13
14
15
Ordering example
DLDR 800 × 600 750 1015 1 TRB
Product 16
Width height a × b
Length l
Code 17
Alternative for placing of hatch
(Alt 1 on top, alt 2 on side, alt 3 on bottom.)
Accessories 18

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Rectangular straight silencer DLD/DLDR

Manual designing for DLD and DLDR
1 A number of silencers can be designed manually, for more combinations of silencers and faster calculations use DIMsilencer.
Manual method of calculation is shown below:
A Specify connection dimensions and flow-type location of the silencer.

2
Width 800 mm
Heigh 1000 mm
3 Length 1250 mm
Location Exhaust air
4 DLD-800-1000-1250-1016
5 B Specify the sound power level before the silencer.

Read the insertion attenuation from the tables on page 201 – 204.
Calculate the sound power level after the silencer irrespective of the air flow (selv generated noise).
6 Insertion attenuation
Self gene-
Resistance
7 63 Hz 125 Hz 250Hz 500Hz 1000Hz 2000Hz 4000Hz 8000Hz
number
rated noise
number inlet
Sound power level
72 73 73 64 62 59 52 44
8 before silencer
Attenuation from
3 9 16 23 23 17 12 9 2,8 2,7
table page 201 – 204
9 Sound power level
after silencer without 69 64 57 41 39 42 40 35
self generated noise
10
C Determine the pressure drop with help of the graph on page 198 and table on page 199.
In this case we have straight ducts before and after the silencer.
11 Pressure drop
Area 0,8 m² Air flow 400 l/s

Graph on page 198, use resistance number, area and air Air velocity Pressure drop
12 velocity
5 m/s 42 Pa
Correction at disturbance according table on page 199 Factor Pressure drop

1 42 Pa
after correction
13
D Determine the self generated noise from the silencer at present air flow.
Calculate the sound power level after the silencer inclusive the self generated noise.
14
Self generated noise
63 Hz 125 Hz 250Hz 500Hz 1000Hz 2000Hz 4000Hz 8000Hz
15 Graph on page 200, use resistance number
59 55 54 51 48 45 41 35
and air velocity
Correction for gross cross section area -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1
16 Self generated noise 58 54 53 50 47 44 40 34
Sound power level after the silencer 69 64 58 51 48 46 43 38
(Logarithmical addition of self generated noise and sound power level after the silencer without self generated noise)
17
18

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The following table can be used for own manual 1

calculations in accordance with the example on the previous page.
Designing table for DLD and DLDR 2

With mm
Height mm 3
Length mm
Location
4
Insertion attenuation 6
Resis- Self gene-

63 Hz 125 Hz 250Hz 500Hz 1000Hz 2000Hz 4000Hz 8000Hz tance num- rated noise 7
ber number inlet
Sound power level
before silencer 8
Attenuation from
Sound power level 9
after silencer without
10
Pressure drop
11
Area m² Air flow l/s
m/s Pa
velocity 12
Pa
after correction
13
Self generated noise 14

Graph on page 200, use resistance number 15
and air velocity
Correction for gross cross section area
Sound power level after the silencer
17
18

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1
Pressure drop
Follow the directions below and the adjoining graph. 200
R
2 1 Calculate the gross cross section area a × b in m². 150
2 Go horizontal in the graph to the present air flow, l/s.

3 Go up to the resistance number achieved from the tables 100
3 on page 201 – 204.
90
80
70
4 Read the pressue drop over the silencer, at straight duct
30
60
20
Δpt [Pa]
15
4 connection before and after the silencer, (factor 1,0). For
10
50
8
6
other modes of connection see the table for correction on
4
3
page 199. 40
2
1,5
1
5 Air flow velocity, which is used at the calculation of the
5 30
self generated noise, can be read here.
6
20 3
15
4
7 10
5
30
4 q [l/s] 00
20 0
8 3 15 000
00
10 0
2 00
0
60
9 1,5 00
40
Ac [m²]
1 30 00
00
20
10 15 00
00 2
0,5 10
00
0,4
11 0,3 60
0
40
1 0,2 30
0
0
12 20
15
0
0
0,1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910
13
5 v [m/s]
14
15
16
17
18

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1
Pressure drop
Present pressure drop = Read pressure drop × below factor
D = The largest connection side (a or b) of the silencer.
2
The table contains of a selection of the most common disturbance cases.
Before the silencer Silencer After the silencer 3

Distance before the silencer Distance after the silencer
3×D 2×D 1×D 0×D 0×D 1×D 2×D 3×D 4
Factor
Duct Silencer Duct 1,0
5
Bend Silencer Duct 1,1
Bend Silencer Duct 1,4 6
Duct Silencer Bend 1,2 7

Duct Silencer Bend 1,3
Bend Silencer Bend 1,3 8

Bend Silencer Bend 1,4
Kammar
Chamber Silencer Duct branch 2,0 11
Duct Silencer ammare
Chamber 3,0
Chamber
12
Kammar Silencer ammare
Chamber 3,5
13
Logarithmic addition
[dB]
3 14
Increament to add to
the highest dB-value
2 15
16
1
17
0
0 5 8 10 15 20 [dB]
Difference between dB-values to be added 18

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1
Self generated noise per frequence band Sound power level after the silencer
6 Decide from the location of the silencer whether it is the The sound power level after the silencer can be calculated for
supply or exhaust graph that shall be used. (Rule of mem- all frequences by a logarithmical addition of:
2 ory - the side that leads away from the fan, i.e. at supply
air the outlet graph is used and at exhaust air the in-take ”The self generated noise” and ”The sound power level
graph.) before the silencer”.
3 Room The shown example gives at 8000 Hz:
Intake Fan Outlet
Self generated noise = 35 dB - 1 dB = 34 dB
Outdoor air
4 Out-
Supply
air Sound power level before the silencer - the attenuation:
doors Intake 44 dB - 9 dB = 35 dB
Outlet Fan
5 Logarithmic addition of 34 and 35 = 36 dB

Extract air Exhaust
air (See graph for logarithmical addition on page 199.)
7 Go horizontally into the present graph, at present air ve-
6 locity, to the self generated noise number.
8 Then go vertically up to the crossing of the different fre-
quency band lines.
7
9 Read the self generated noise, at gross cross section area
1 m², for each frequency band straight out to the left. In
the example only the 8000 Hz-reading is shown.
8
10 Add or subtract the correction for the present gross cross
section area.
9 Self generated noise in intake DLD/DLDR/DLDY Self generated noise in outlet DLD/DLDR/DLDY
Self generated noise at gross cross section area 1 m²
(Correction factor to other area according to above.)
Correction for gross cross section area: Correction for gross cross section area:
10 a × b in m²: 0,1 0,2 0,4 0,8 1 2 3 8 10 a × b in m²: 0,1 0,2 0,4 0,8 1 2 3 8 10
-10 -7 -4 -1 0 +3 +6 +9 +10 -10 -7 -4 -1 0 +3 +6 +9 +10

10 70 dB 70 dB
60 dB 60 dB
11 dB(A)
dB(A)
50 dB 50 dB
12 63 Hz
63 Hz
40 dB 125 Hz 40 dB
250 Hz 125 Hz
13
30 dB
500 Hz
1 kHz
8 30 dB
250 Hz
500 Hz
2 kHz 1 kHz
14 9 0,0
4 kHz 8 kHz
10,0 0,0
2 kHz 4 kHz 8 kHz
10,0
5 6 7 8 9 10 5 6 7 8 9 10
(Velocity over gross cross section area.)
4
15 4
2 m/s 3 2 m/s 3
16
Air velocity
Air velocity
3 m/s 2 3 m/s 2
Se
lf g
1,5 1,5 en
era
ted
17 5 m/s 5 m/s no
ise
Se nu
lf g mb
en
era
ted
no
7 er
18 ise
nu
mb
er
10 m/s - 10,0
10 m/s - 10,0

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Length l mm Static insertion attenuation / octave band [dB] Self gen- Self gen-
erated erated
Width a Code
Resis-
tance
noise
number
noise
number
1
mm DLD DLDR 63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000 number Intake Outlet
400 1009 650 750 2 4 7 11 10 9 7 5 1,0 2,0 1,6
400
400
1010
1011
650
650
750
750
2
3
6
8 12
9 14
19
13
19
11
14
8
11
6
9
2,5
6,9
2,7
4,0
2,0
2,7
2
400 1009 1250 1350 2 7 12 18 18 13 10 7 1,2 2,0 1,6
400 1010 1250 1350 3 9 16 23 23 17 12 9 2,8 2,7 2,0
400 1011 1250 1350 5 13 22 31 32 24 17 13 8,0 4,0 2,7 3
400 1009 1850 1950 2 10 18 25 26 18 13 9 1,3 2,0 1,6
400 1010 1850 1950 4 13 23 32 33 24 16 12 3,2 2,7 2,0
400 1011 1850 1950 6 18 32 43 46 34 23 17 9,1 4,0 2,7
500 1013 650 750 2 6 8 12 10 9 7 5 2,2 2,5 2,0 4
500 1014 650 750 3 7 10 15 13 11 8 6 4,7 3,3 2,5
500 1013 1250 1350 3 10 15 20 18 13 10 7 2,4 2,5 2,0
500
500
1014
1013
1250
1850
1350
1950
5
4
12
13
19
22
25
28
23
26
17
18
12
13
9
9
5,3
2,6
3,3
2,5
2,5
2,0
5
500 1014 1850 1950 6 17 28 35 33 24 16 12 5,9 3,3 2,5
600 1012 650 750 2 6 9 17 19 14 11 9 3,1 3,0 2,0
600 1014 650 750 4 9 14 23 29 23 18 14 15,3 6,0 3,0 6
600 1017 650 750 3 7 10 13 10 9 7 5 3,8 3,0 2,4
600 1012 1250 1350 3 9 17 28 32 24 17 13 3,8 3,0 2,0
600 1014 1250 1350 5 15 27 38 50 40 29 22 19,1 6,0 3,0
600 1017 1250 1350 5 12 18 21 18 13 10 7 4,1 3,0 2,4 7
600 1012 1850 1950 3 13 25 39 46 34 23 17 4,4 3,0 2,0
600 1014 1850 1950 7 21 39 53 60 57 39 29 22,9 6,0 3,0
600
700
1017
1012
1850
650
1950
750
6
2
17
5
26
8
30
13
26
13
18
11
13
8
9
6
4,5
1,6
3,0
2,3
2,4
1,8
8
700 1013 650 750 3 7 11 18 19 14 11 9 4,8 3,5 2,3
700 1012 1250 1350 2 8 14 22 23 17 12 9 1,9 2,3 1,8
700 1013 1250 1350 4 11 20 30 32 24 17 13 5,7 3,5 2,3 9
700 1012 1850 1950 3 11 21 30 33 24 16 12 2,2 2,3 1,8
700 1013 1850 1950 5 16 29 42 46 34 23 17 6,5 3,5 2,3
800 1014 650 750 2 4 7 11 10 9 7 5 1,0 2,0 1,6
800 1015 650 750 2 7 11 21 25 19 15 12 6,1 4,0 2,3
10
800 1016 650 750 2 6 9 14 13 11 8 6 2,5 2,7 2,0
800 1017 650 750 3 8 12 19 19 14 11 9 6,9 4,0 2,7
800
800
1014
1015
1250
1250
1350
1350
2
3
7
11
12
21
18
36
18
44
13
33
10
24
7
18
1,2
7,6
2,0
4,0
1,6
2,3
11
800 1016 1250 1350 3 9 16 23 23 17 12 9 2,8 2,7 2,0
800 1017 1250 1350 5 13 22 31 32 24 17 13 8,0 4,0 2,7
800 1014 1850 1950 2 10 18 25 26 18 13 9 1,3 2,0 1,6 12
800 1015 1850 1950 4 15 31 50 60 46 32 24 9,1 4,0 2,3
800 1016 1850 1950 4 13 23 32 33 24 16 12 3,2 2,7 2,0
800 1017 1850 1950 6 18 32 43 46 34 23 17 9,1 4,0 2,7
800 1014 2450 2550 3 12 23 32 33 23 15 11 1,5 2,0 1,6
13
800 1016 2450 2550 5 17 31 41 43 30 20 15 3,5 2,7 2,0
800 1017 2450 2550 8 23 42 56 60 43 29 22 10,3 4,0 2,7
900 1017 650 750 2 5 7 11 10 9 7 5 1,5 2,3 1,8 14
900 1018 650 750 4 9 14 23 29 23 18 14 15,3 6,0 3,0
900 1019 650 750 3 7 10 14 13 11 8 6 3,5 3,0 2,3
900 1020 650 750 4 9 13 19 19 14 11 9 9,4 4,5 3,0
900 1017 1250 1350 3 8 14 19 18 13 10 7 1,7 2,3 1,8 15
900 1018 1250 1350 5 15 27 38 50 40 29 22 19,1 6,0 3,0
900 1019 1250 1350 4 11 18 24 23 17 12 9 4,0 3,0 2,3
900 1020 1250 1350 6 15 24 32 32 24 17 13 10,8 4,5 3,0
900 1017 1850 1950 3 12 20 27 26 18 13 9 1,9 2,3 1,8
16
900 1018 1850 1950 7 21 39 53 60 57 39 29 22,9 6,0 3,0
900 1019 1850 1950 5 15 26 34 33 24 16 12 4,4 3,0 2,3
900 1020 1850 1950 8 20 35 45 46 34 23 17 12,2 4,5 3,0 17
900 1017 2450 2550 4 15 27 34 33 23 15 11 2,1 2,3 1,8
900 1018 2450 2550 9 26 51 60 60 60 50 37 26,7 6,0 3,0
900 1019 2450 2550 6 20 34 43 43 30 20 15 4,9 3,0 2,3
900 1020 2450 2550 10 26 45 58 60 43 29 22 13,6 4,5 3,0 18
1000 1019 650 750 3 7 12 20 21 16 13 10 6,5 4,0 2,5

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erated erated
1 Width a Code
Resis-
tance
noise
number
noise
number
1000 1020 650 750 2 6 8 12 10 9 7 5 2,2 2,5 2,0
1000 1021 650 750 3 7 10 15 13 11 8 6 4,7 3,3 2,5
2 1000 1022 650 750 5 10 14 20 19 14 11 9 12,2 5,0 3,3
1000 1019 1250 1350 4 12 21 33 37 28 20 15 7,8 4,0 2,5
1000 1020 1250 1350 3 10 15 20 18 13 10 7 2,4 2,5 2,0
3 1000 1021 1250 1350 5 12 19 25 23 17 12 9 5,3 3,3 2,5
1000 1022 1250 1350 7 16 25 33 32 24 17 13 13,9 5,0 3,3
1000 1019 1850 1950 5 17 31 46 53 39 27 20 9,1 4,0 2,5
1000 1020 1850 1950 4 13 22 28 26 18 13 9 2,6 2,5 2,0
4 1000 1021 1850 1950 6 17 28 35 33 24 16 12 5,9 3,3 2,5
1000 1022 1850 1950 9 23 37 46 46 34 23 17 15,7 5,0 3,3
1000 1019 2450 2550 7 22 41 59 60 50 34 25 10,4 4,0 2,5
1000 1020 2450 2550 5 17 29 36 33 23 15 11 2,9 2,5 2,0
5 1000 1021 2450 2550 8 22 37 45 43 30 20 15 6,4 3,3 2,5
1000 1022 2450 2550 12 29 49 60 60 43 29 22 17,4 5,0 3,3
1100 1017 650 750 2 5 7 12 12 10 8 6 1,4 2,2 1,7
6 1100 1018 650 750 2 6 11 20 23 18 14 11 5,0 3,7 2,2
1100 1022 650 750 4 9 14 24 25 19 15 12 13,6 5,5 3,1
1100 1023 650 750 3 6 9 12 10 9 7 5 2,9 2,8 2,2
1100 1024 650 750 4 8 11 15 13 11 8 6 6,2 3,7 2,8
7 1100 1017 1250 1350 2 8 13 20 21 16 11 8 1,6 2,2 1,7
1100 1018 1250 1350 3 11 20 33 41 30 22 16 6,2 3,7 2,2
1100 1022 1250 1350 6 15 26 39 44 33 24 18 16,3 5,5 3,1
1100 1023 1250 1350 4 11 17 21 18 13 10 7 3,2 2,8 2,2
8 1100 1024 1250 1350 6 14 21 26 23 17 12 9 6,8 3,7 2,8
1100 1017 1850 1950 2 11 20 28 30 21 15 11 1,8 2,2 1,7
1100 1018 1850 1950 4 15 29 47 58 42 29 22 7,4 3,7 2,2
9 1100 1022 1850 1950 8 21 38 55 60 46 32 24 19,1 5,5 3,1
1100 1023 1850 1950 5 15 24 29 26 18 13 9 3,5 2,8 2,2
1100 1024 1850 1950 7 19 30 36 33 24 16 12 7,5 3,7 2,8
1100 1017 2450 2550 3 14 26 37 39 27 18 13 2,0 2,2 1,7
10 1100 1018 2450 2550 5 19 38 60 60 55 37 27 8,5 3,7 2,2
1100 1022 2450 2550 10 27 50 60 60 60 40 30 21,9 5,5 3,1
1100 1023 2450 2550 6 19 32 37 33 23 15 11 3,8 2,8 2,2
1100 1024 2450 2550 9 24 40 46 43 30 20 15 8,2 3,7 2,8
11 1200 1019 650 750 2 4 7 11 10 9 7 5 1,0 2,0 1,6
1200 1020 650 750 2 6 9 17 19 14 11 9 3,1 3,0 2,0
1200 1024 650 750 3 8 12 19 19 14 11 9 6,9 4,0 2,7
12 1200 1026 650 750 5 11 17 25 29 23 18 14 29,7 8,0 4,0
1200 1027 650 750 3 7 10 13 10 9 7 5 3,8 3,0 2,4
1200 1019 1250 1350 2 7 12 18 18 13 10 7 1,2 2,0 1,6
1200 1020 1250 1350 3 9 17 28 32 24 17 13 3,8 3,0 2,0
13 1200 1024 1250 1350 5 13 22 31 32 24 17 13 8,0 4,0 2,7
1200 1026 1250 1350 8 19 32 41 50 40 29 22 36,5 8,0 4,0
1200 1027 1250 1350 5 12 18 21 18 13 10 7 4,1 3,0 2,4
14 1200
1200
1019
1020
1850
1850
1950
1950
2
3
10
13
18
25
25
39
26
46
18
34
13
23
9
17
1,3
4,4
2,0
3,0
1,6
2,0
1200 1024 1850 1950 6 18 32 43 46 34 23 17 9,1 4,0 2,7
1200 1026 1850 1950 11 27 47 58 60 57 39 29 43,2 8,0 4,0
15 1200 1027 1850 1950 6 17 26 30 26 18 13 9 4,5 3,0 2,4
1200 1019 2450 2550 3 12 23 32 33 23 15 11 1,5 2,0 1,6
1200 1020 2450 2550 4 17 33 51 60 43 29 22 5,0 3,0 2,0
1200 1024 2450 2550 8 23 42 56 60 43 29 22 10,3 4,0 2,7
16 1200 1027 2450 2550 8 21 34 38 33 23 15 11 4,8 3,0 2,4
1300 1019 650 2 5 8 15 15 12 10 7 2,2 2,6 1,9
1300 1020 650 3 7 12 22 27 20 16 12 7,3 4,3 2,4
17 1300
1300
1023
1025
650
650
3
4
7
9
10
14
16
21
15
21
12
16
9
13
7
10
4,3
12,7
3,3
5,2
2,4
3,3
1300 1019 1250 2 9 16 24 27 20 14 11 2,6 2,6 1,9
1300 1020 1250 4 12 22 36 48 35 25 19 9,1 4,3 2,4
18 1300 1023 1250 4 11 19 26 26 19 14 10 4,9 3,3 2,4
1300 1025 1250 7 16 26 36 37 28 20 15 14,8 5,2 3,3

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erated erated
Width a Code
Resis-
tance
noise
number
noise
number
1
1300 1019 1850 3 12 23 34 39 28 19 14 3,0 2,6 1,9
1300 1020 1850 5 16 32 50 60 50 34 26 11,0 4,3 2,4
1300 1023 1850 5 16 28 36 37 26 18 13 5,4 3,3 2,4
2
1300 1025 1850 9 22 38 50 53 39 27 20 17,0 5,2 3,3
1300 1019 2450 4 15 30 44 50 36 24 18 3,4 2,6 1,9
1300 1020 2450 6 21 42 60 60 60 44 32 12,8 4,3 2,4 3
1300 1023 2450 7 21 36 47 48 34 23 17 6,0 3,3 2,4
1300 1025 2450 11 28 50 60 60 50 34 25 19,2 5,2 3,3
1400 1022 650 2 5 8 13 13 11 8 6 1,6 2,3 1,8
1400 1025 650 3 7 11 18 19 14 11 9 4,8 3,5 2,3 4
1400 1026 650 3 6 9 13 12 10 8 6 2,9 2,8 2,2
1400 1028 650 4 8 12 18 16 13 10 8 7,2 4,0 2,8
1400 1030 650 6 11 16 25 25 19 15 12 24,0 7,0 4,0
1400 1022 1250 2 8 14 22 23 17 12 9 1,9 2,3 1,8
5
1400 1025 1250 4 11 20 30 32 24 17 13 5,7 3,5 2,3
1400 1026 1250 4 10 17 22 21 16 11 8 3,3 2,8 2,2
1400 1028 1250 5 14 22 29 29 21 15 11 8,2 4,0 2,8 6
1400 1030 1250 9 19 31 42 44 33 24 18 28,5 7,0 4,0
1400 1022 1850 3 11 21 30 33 24 16 12 2,2 2,3 1,8
1400 1025 1850 5 16 29 42 46 34 23 17 6,5 3,5 2,3
1400 1026 1850 5 15 25 31 30 21 15 11 3,7 2,8 2,2 7
1400 1028 1850 7 19 32 41 41 30 20 15 9,2 4,0 2,8
1400 1030 1850 12 27 45 59 60 46 32 24 33,0 7,0 4,0
1400 1022 2450 3 14 27 39 43 30 20 15 2,4 2,3 1,8
1400 1025 2450 6 20 38 53 60 43 29 22 7,4 3,5 2,3
8
1400 1026 2450 6 19 32 40 39 27 18 13 4,0 2,8 2,2
1400 1028 2450 9 25 42 53 53 38 26 19 10,2 4,0 2,8
1500 1021 650 2 4 7 12 12 9 7 6 1,3 2,1 1,7 9
1500 1022 650 2 6 9 17 19 14 11 9 3,1 3,0 2,0
1500 1027 650 2 6 8 12 10 9 7 5 2,2 2,5 2,0
1500 1029 650 3 7 10 15 13 11 8 6 4,7 3,3 2,5
1500 1030 650 5 10 14 20 19 14 11 9 12,2 5,0 3,3 10
1500 1022 1250 3 9 17 28 32 24 17 13 3,8 3,0 2,0
1500 1027 1250 3 10 15 20 18 13 10 7 2,4 2,5 2,0
1500 1029 1250 5 12 19 25 23 17 12 9 5,3 3,3 2,5
1500 1030 1250 7 16 25 33 32 24 17 13 13,9 5,0 3,3
11
1500 1021 1850 2 10 19 28 29 21 14 10 1,7 2,1 1,7
1500 1022 1850 3 13 25 39 46 34 23 17 4,4 3,0 2,0
1500 1027 1850 4 13 22 28 26 18 13 9 2,6 2,5 2,0 12
1500 1029 1850 6 17 28 35 33 24 16 12 5,9 3,3 2,5
1500 1030 1850 9 23 37 46 46 34 23 17 15,7 5,0 3,3
1500 1021 2450 3 13 25 35 38 26 18 13 1,9 2,1 1,7
1500 1022 2450 4 17 33 51 60 43 29 22 5,0 3,0 2,0 13
1500 1027 2450 5 17 29 36 33 23 15 11 2,9 2,5 2,0
1500 1029 2450 8 22 37 45 43 30 20 15 6,4 3,3 2,5
1500
1600
1030
1023
2450
650
12
2
29
4
49
7
60
11
60
10
43
9
29
7
22
5
17,4
1,0
5,0
2,0
3,3
1,6
14
1600 1024 650 2 5 9 15 16 13 10 8 2,3 2,7 1,9
1600 1025 650 2 7 11 21 25 19 15 12 6,1 4,0 2,3
1600 1032 650 4 9 12 17 15 12 9 7 7,5 4,0 2,9 15
1600 1023 1250 2 7 12 18 18 13 10 7 1,2 2,0 1,6
1600 1024 1250 3 9 16 25 28 21 15 11 2,8 2,7 1,9
1600 1025 1250 3 11 21 36 44 33 24 18 7,6 4,0 2,3
1600 1032 1250 6 14 22 28 26 19 14 10 8,4 4,0 2,9 16
1600 1023 1850 2 10 18 25 26 18 13 9 1,3 2,0 1,6
1600 1024 1850 3 12 23 35 40 29 20 15 3,2 2,7 1,9
1600
1600
1025
1032
1850
1850
4
8
15
20
31
32
50
39
60
37
46
26
32
18
24
13
9,1
9,3
4,0
4,0
2,3
2,9
17
1600 1023 2450 3 12 23 32 33 23 15 11 1,5 2,0 1,6
1600 1024 2450 4 16 31 45 52 37 25 18 3,6 2,7 1,9
1600 1025 2450 5 20 40 60 60 60 40 30 10,6 4,0 2,3 18
1600 1032 2450 10 26 42 50 48 34 23 17 10,2 4,0 2,9

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erated erated
1 Width a Code
Resis-
tance
noise
number
noise
number
1800 1026 650 2 5 7 13 13 10 8 6 1,5 2,3 1,7
1800 1033 650 4 10 15 24 27 20 16 12 16,2 6,0 3,3
2 1800 1035 650 4 9 13 19 19 14 11 9 9,4 4,5 3,0
1800 1036 650 3 7 10 13 10 9 7 5 3,8 3,0 2,4
1800 1026 1250 2 8 14 21 22 16 12 9 1,7 2,3 1,7
3 1800 1033 1250 6 16 27 40 48 35 25 19 19,7 6,0 3,3
1800 1035 1250 6 15 24 32 32 24 17 13 10,8 4,5 3,0
1800 1036 1250 5 12 18 21 18 13 10 7 4,1 3,0 2,4
1800 1026 1850 3 11 20 29 31 22 15 11 1,9 2,3 1,7
4 1800 1033 1850 8 22 40 56 60 50 34 26 23,2 6,0 3,3
1800 1035 1850 8 20 35 45 46 34 23 17 12,2 4,5 3,0
1800 1036 1850 6 17 26 30 26 18 13 9 4,5 3,0 2,4
1800 1026 2450 3 14 26 38 41 28 19 14 2,2 2,3 1,7
5 1800 1033 2450 11 29 53 60 60 60 44 32 26,6 6,0 3,3
1800 1035 2450 10 26 45 58 60 43 29 22 13,6 4,5 3,0
1800 1036 2450 8 21 34 38 33 23 15 11 4,8 3,0 2,4
6 2000 1027 650 2 4 7 11 10 9 7 5 1,0 2,0 1,6
2000 1029 650 2 6 10 18 21 16 13 10 4,0 3,3 2,1
2000 1032 650 2 6 9 14 13 11 8 6 2,5 2,7 2,0
2000 1033 650 3 7 12 20 21 16 13 10 6,5 4,0 2,5
7 2000 1039 650 5 10 14 20 19 14 11 9 12,2 5,0 3,3
2000 1027 1250 2 7 12 18 18 13 10 7 1,2 2,0 1,6
2000 1029 1250 3 10 19 31 37 27 20 15 4,9 3,3 2,1
2000 1032 1250 3 9 16 23 23 17 12 9 2,8 2,7 2,0
8 2000 1033 1250 4 12 21 33 37 28 20 15 7,8 4,0 2,5
2000 1039 1250 7 16 25 33 32 24 17 13 13,9 5,0 3,3
2000 1027 1850 2 10 18 25 26 18 13 9 1,3 2,0 1,6
9 2000 1029 1850 4 14 27 43 52 38 26 20 5,8 3,3 2,1
2000 1032 1850 4 13 23 32 33 24 16 12 3,2 2,7 2,0
2000 1033 1850 5 17 31 46 53 39 27 20 9,1 4,0 2,5
2000 1039 1850 9 23 37 46 46 34 23 17 15,7 5,0 3,3
10 2000 1027 2450 3 12 23 32 33 23 15 11 1,5 2,0 1,6
2000 1029 2450 5 18 36 55 60 49 33 24 6,7 3,3 2,1
2000 1032 2450 5 17 31 41 43 30 20 15 3,5 2,7 2,0
2000 1033 2450 7 22 41 59 60 50 34 25 10,4 4,0 2,5
11 2000 1039 2450 12 29 49 60 60 43 29 22 17,4 5,0 3,3
2200 1031 650 2 5 7 12 12 10 8 6 1,4 2,2 1,7
2200 1033 650 2 6 11 20 23 18 14 11 5,0 3,7 2,2
12 2200 1036 650 3 8 13 23 26 19 16 12 10,1 4,9 2,8
2200 1038 650 3 7 10 15 14 11 9 7 3,9 3,1 2,3
2200 1040 650 3 6 9 12 10 9 7 5 2,9 2,8 2,2
2200 1042 650 4 8 11 15 13 11 8 6 6,2 3,7 2,8
13 2200 1031 1250 2 8 13 20 21 16 11 8 1,6 2,2 1,7
2200 1033 1250 3 11 20 33 41 30 22 16 6,2 3,7 2,2
2200 1036 1250 5 13 24 38 45 34 24 18 12,3 4,9 2,8
14 2200
2200
1038
1040
1250
1250
4
4
11
11
18
17
25
21
25
18
18
13
13
10
10
7
4,5
3,2
3,1
2,8
2,3
2,2
2200 1042 1250 6 14 21 26 23 17 12 9 6,8 3,7 2,8
2200 1031 1850 2 11 20 28 30 21 15 11 1,8 2,2 1,7
15 2200 1033 1850 4 15 29 47 58 42 29 22 7,4 3,7 2,2
2200 1036 1850 6 19 35 53 60 48 33 24 14,5 4,9 2,8
2200 1038 1850 5 16 27 35 35 25 17 13 5,0 3,1 2,3
2200 1040 1850 5 15 24 29 26 18 13 9 3,5 2,8 2,2
16 2200 1042 1850 7 19 30 36 33 24 16 12 7,5 3,7 2,8
2200 1031 2450 3 14 26 37 39 27 18 13 2,0 2,2 1,7
2200 1033 2450 5 19 38 60 60 55 37 27 8,5 3,7 2,2
17 2200
2200
1036
1038
2450
2450
8
6
24
20
46
35
60
45
60
46
60
32
41
22
31
16
16,8
5,5
4,9
3,1
2,8
2,3
2200 1040 2450 6 19 32 37 33 23 15 11 3,8 2,8 2,2
2200 1042 2450 9 24 40 46 43 30 20 15 8,2 3,7 2,8
18

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Rectangular straight silencer DLDY

Dimensions
1
a + 200
b
3
a
50
4
l
Description 6
DLDY is fitted with built-in side baffles located outside the
fitting dimensions. The products can be manufactured in all
standard duct sizes.
7
Design 50
DLDY has an external shell of trapezoidal corrugated sheet
for stability and reduced risk of natural oscillation.
DLDY is designed for low air resistance with baffle combina-
8
If alternative material is required, this shall be stated when
tions that dampen particularly low-frequency noise well. ordering, e.g. aluminium zinc (AZ185), stainless (2333) and
The type of insulation material is Lindtec which has been acid-proof steel (2343).
developed to provide good noise properties, low weight and 9
to be cleanable. The silencer is also available with the following accessories/
options.
DLDY meets the requirements of air tightness class C and
pressure class 2 according to EN 1507:2006. TRA = Non-insulated inspection hatch. 10
DLDY is equipped with joining profile type RJFP. TRC = Hatch intended for external insulation.*
Tools for dimensioning and planning AIA = 50 mm fire protection insulation. Note! a and 11
The software DIMsilencer is recommended for fast choise of b dimensions increase by 100 mm.
silencer or a complete and fast sound calculation of the duct AIB = 100 mm fire protection insulation. Note! a and
system. b dimensions increase by 200 mm.
The software CADvent offers dimensioning in an environ- AIA+TRB = 50 mm fire protection insulation and the 12
ment with 3D-modelling. appropriate cleaning cover. Note! a and b
Computorised planning can be conducted with automatic dimensions increase by 100 mm.
presentation of noise levels, pressure drop etc. AIB+TRC = 100 mm fire protection insulation and the 13
The dimension of the hatches is adapted for cleaning and 14
* Specify insulation thickness when ordering.
15
Ordering example
DLDY 800 × 600 650 2015 TRA
Product 16
Width height a × b
Length l
Code 17
Accessories
18

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Manual designing for DLDY
1 A number of silencers can be designed manually, for more combinations of silencers and faster calculations use DIMsilencer.

2
Width 800 mm
Heigh 1000 mm
Length 1350 mm
3
4 DLDY-800-1000-1350-2016
5 B Specify the sound power level before the silencer.

Read the insertion attenuation from the tables on page 211 – 215.
6 Insertion attenuation
Resis- Self gene-

7 63 Hz 125 Hz 250Hz 500Hz 1000Hz 2000Hz 4000Hz 8000Hz tance rated noise
number number inlet
Sound power level
72 73 73 64 62 59 52 44
before silencer
8 Attenuation from
3 11 19 31 35 26 19 14 2,8 2,7
Sound power level
9 after silencer without 69 62 54 33 27 33 33 30
10
11
Pressure drop

12 Graph on page 208, use resistance number, area and air Air velocity Pressure drop
5 m/s 42 Pa
velocity
1 42 Pa
13 after correction
14 D Determine the self generated noise from the silencer at present air flow.
15
Graph on page 210, use resistance number
59 55 54 51 48 45 41 35
and air velocity
16
Self generated noise 58 54 53 50 47 44 40 34
17 Sound power level after the silencer 59 63 57 50 47 44 41 35
18

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The following table can be used for own manual
1
Designing table for DLDY
2
With mm
Height mm
Length mm 3
Location
5
Insertion attenuation
Self gene-
Resistance
number
rated noise 6
number inlet
Sound power level
before silencer 7
Attenuation from
Sound power level 8
9
Pressure drop
Area m² Air flow l/s 10

m/s Pa
velocity
Correction at disturbance according table on page 209 Factor Pressure drop 11
Pa
after correction
12

13
and air velocity 14
Sound power level after the silencer 15
16
17
18

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Pressure drop
1 Follow the directions below and the adjoining graph.
200
1 Calculate the gross cross section area a × b in m².
R
2 Goo horizontal in the graph to the present air flow, l/s.
150
2 3 Go up to the resistance number achieved from the tables
100
on page 211 –215. 90
80
3 4 Read the pressue drop over the silencer, at straight duct
70
connection before and after the silencer, (factor 1,0). For
30
60
20
Δpt [Pa]
15
10
50
8
page 209.
6
4
4
3
40
2
1,5
1
self generated noise, can be read here. 30
5
20 3
6 15
4
10
7 5
30
4 q [l/s] 00
20 0
3 15 000
8 10
00
0
2 00
0
1,5 60
00
9 40
Ac [m²]
1 30 00
00
20
15 00
10 10
00 2
0,5 00
0,4
0,3 60
0
11 40
1 0,2 30
0
0
20
0
15
12 0
0,1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910
13 5 v [m/s]
14
15
16
17
18

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Tryckfall
Aktuellt tryckfall = Avläst tryckfall × nedanstående faktor. 1
D = Ljuddämparens största anslutningssida (a eller b).
Tabellen omfattar ett urval av de vanligaste förekommande störningsfallen.

2
Before the silencer Silencer After the silencer
Distance before the silencer Distance after the silencer 3

3×D 2×D 1×D 0×D 0×D 1×D 2×D 3×D
Factor
Duct Silencer Duct 1,0 4

Bend Silencer Duct 1,2 5
6
7
10
Kammar
Chamber Silencer Duct branch 2,0

Chamber 3,0 11
Chamber
Chamber 3,5
12
Logaritmisk addition
[dB]
13
3
14
2
15
1
16
0
0 5 8 10 15 20 [dB] 17
Difference between dB-values to be added
18

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1 6 Decide from the location of the silencer whether it is the The sound power level after the silencer can be calculated for
ory - the side that leads away from the fan, i.e. at supply
air the outlet graph is used and at exhaust air the in-take "The self generated noise" and "The sound power level
2 graph.) before the silencer".
Room The shown example gives at 8000 Hz:
Intake Fan Outlet
3 Outdoor air
Self generated noise = 35 dB - 1 dB = 34 dB
Supply
Out- air Sound power level before the silencer - the attenuation:
doors Intake 44 dB - 14 dB = 30 dB
4 Outlet Fan
Logarithmic addition of 34 and 30 = 35 dB

Extract air Exhaust
air
(See graph for logarithmical addition on page 209.)
5 7 Go horizontally into the present graph, at present air ve-
locity, to the self generated noise number.
6 8 Then go vertically up to the crossing of the different fre-

quency band lines.
7 1 m², for each frequency band straight out to the left. In
8 section area.
Self generated noise in intake DLD/DLDR/DLDY Self generated noise in outlet DLD/DLDR/DLDY
9
10 a × b in m²: 0,1 0,2 0,4 0,8 1 2 3 8 10 a × b in m²: 0,1 0,2 0,4 0,8 1 2 3 8 10
-10 -7 -4 -1 0 +3 +6 +9 +10 -10 -7 -4 -1 0 +3 +6 +9 +10

70 dB 70 dB
10
60 dB 60 dB
11 dB(A)
dB(A)
50 dB 50 dB
12 63 Hz
63 Hz
40 dB 125 Hz 40 dB
250 Hz 125 Hz
13 30 dB
500 Hz
8 250 Hz
1 kHz 30 dB 500 Hz
2 kHz 1 kHz
14 9 0,0
4 kHz 8 kHz
10,0 0,0
2 kHz 4 kHz 8 kHz
10,0
5 6 7 8 9 10 5 6 7 8 9 10
4 4
15
2 m/s 3 2 m/s 3
Air velocity
Air velocity
16 3 m/s 2 3 m/s 2
Se
lf g
1,5 1,5 en
era
ted
no
17 5 m/s
Se
lf g
5 m/s ise
nu
mb
en
era
ted
no
7 er
ise
nu
18 10 m/s - 10,0
mb
er
10 m/s - 10,0

lind ab | silencers

Static insertion attenuation / octave band [dB] Self gen- Self gen-
erated erated
Width a Code Length l

Resis-
tance
noise
number
noise
number
1
mm mm 63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000 number Intake Outlet
400 2009 650 2 5 9 18 21 16 13 10 1,0 2,0 1,6
400 2010 650 3 7 11 23 26 20 16 12 2,5 2,7 2,0 2
400 2009 1250 2 9 16 30 36 27 19 14 1,2 2,0 1,6
400 2010 1250 4 12 21 38 46 34 25 19 2,8 2,7 2,0
400 2009 1850 3 12 24 43 51 38 26 19 1,3 2,0 1,6
400 2010 1850 5 16 31 53 60 49 33 25 3,2 2,7 2,0 3
500 2012 650 2 5 9 17 17 13 10 8 1,1 2,0 1,7
500 2013 650 3 7 11 20 21 16 13 10 2,2 2,5 2,0
500
500
2014
2012
650
1250
4
3
9
9
14
16
25
28
26
29
20
22
16
16
12
12
4,7
1,2
3,3
2,0
2,5
1,7
4
500 2013 1250 4 12 20 34 36 27 19 14 2,4 2,5 2,0
500 2014 1250 6 15 26 41 46 34 25 19 5,3 3,3 2,5
500 2012 1850 4 13 24 39 42 31 21 16 1,3 2,0 1,7 5
500 2013 1850 5 16 30 47 51 38 26 19 2,6 2,5 2,0
500 2014 1850 8 21 38 58 60 49 33 25 5,9 3,3 2,5
600 2012 650 2 6 11 22 28 21 17 13 3,1 3,0 2,0
600 2013 650 2 5 7 13 12 10 8 6 0,6 1,7 1,5
6
600 2015 650 2 6 9 15 14 11 9 7 1,1 2,0 1,7
600 2016 650 3 7 11 18 17 13 10 8 2,0 2,4 2,0
600 2017 650 4 9 13 22 21 16 13 10 3,8 3,0 2,4 7
600 2012 1250 3 11 20 36 49 36 26 19 3,8 3,0 2,0
600 2013 1250 2 8 14 22 22 16 12 9 0,7 1,7 1,5
600 2015 1250 3 10 16 25 25 18 13 10 1,2 2,0 1,7
600 2016 1250 4 12 20 30 29 22 16 12 2,2 2,4 2,0 8
600 2017 1250 6 15 24 36 36 27 19 14 4,1 3,0 2,4
600 2012 1850 4 15 30 50 60 51 35 26 4,4 3,0 2,0
600
600
2013
2015
1850
1850
3
4
11
14
20
24
30
36
31
36
22
26
15
18
11
13
0,7
1,3
1,7
2,0
1,5
1,7
9
600 2016 1850 6 17 29 42 42 31 21 16 2,4 2,4 2,0
600 2017 1850 8 21 35 50 51 38 26 19 4,5 3,0 2,4
700 2012 650 2 5 9 18 20 15 12 9 1,6 2,3 1,8 10
700 2013 650 3 8 12 23 28 21 17 13 4,8 3,5 2,3
700 2016 650 3 6 9 14 12 10 8 6 1,1 2,0 1,8
700 2017 650 3 7 10 16 14 11 9 7 1,9 2,3 2,0
700 2012 1250 3 9 17 30 35 26 19 14 1,9 2,3 1,8
11
700 2013 1250 4 13 23 38 49 36 26 19 5,7 3,5 2,3
700 2016 1250 4 10 16 24 22 16 12 9 1,2 2,0 1,8
700 2017 1250 5 12 19 27 25 18 13 10 2,0 2,3 2,0 12
700 2012 1850 3 12 24 41 50 36 25 19 2,2 2,3 1,8
700 2013 1850 6 18 34 53 60 51 35 26 6,5 3,5 2,3
700 2016 1850 5 14 24 33 31 22 15 11 1,3 2,0 1,8
700 2017 1850 6 17 28 38 36 26 18 13 2,2 2,3 2,0 13
800 2016 650 2 6 10 19 20 15 12 9 2,5 2,7 2,0
800 2017 650 4 9 14 24 28 21 17 13 6,9 4,0 2,7
800
800
2019
2016
650
1250
3
3
6
11
9
19
13
31
11
35
9
26
7
19
5
14
1,2
2,8
2,0
2,7
1,8
2,0
14
800 2017 1250 6 15 26 40 49 36 26 19 8,0 4,0 2,7
800 2019 1250 4 11 16 22 19 14 10 8 1,2 2,0 1,8
800 2016 1850 4 15 28 44 50 36 25 19 3,2 2,7 2,0 15
800 2017 1850 7 20 37 56 60 51 35 26 9,1 4,0 2,7
800 2019 1850 5 15 24 31 27 19 13 10 1,3 2,0 1,8
800 2016 2450 5 19 36 56 60 47 31 23 3,5 2,7 2,0
800 2017 2450 9 26 49 60 60 60 44 33 10,3 4,0 2,7
16
800 2019 2450 6 19 31 40 35 24 16 12 1,4 2,0 1,8
900 2015 650 2 4 7 13 13 10 8 6 0,7 1,8 1,5
900 2017 650 2 6 9 15 15 12 10 7 1,5 2,3 1,8 17
900 2019 650 3 7 11 20 20 15 12 9 3,5 3,0 2,3
900 2020 650 4 10 15 25 28 21 17 13 9,4 4,5 3,0
900 2015 1250 2 7 13 21 22 16 12 9 0,8 1,8 1,5
900 2017 1250 3 9 16 26 27 20 14 11 1,7 2,3 1,8 18

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erated erated
1 Width a Code Length l
Resis-
tance
noise
number
noise
number
900 2019 1250 4 12 21 33 35 26 19 14 4,0 3,0 2,3
900 2020 1250 7 16 28 41 49 36 26 19 10,8 4,5 3,0
2 900 2015 1850 2 10 19 29 32 23 16 12 0,9 1,8 1,5
900 2017 1850 4 13 24 36 39 28 19 14 1,9 2,3 1,8
900 2019 1850 6 17 30 46 50 36 25 19 4,4 3,0 2,3
3 900 2020 1850 9 23 41 58 60 51 35 26 12,2 4,5 3,0
900 2015 2450 3 13 24 38 41 29 19 14 1,0 1,8 1,5
900 2017 2450 4 17 31 46 50 36 24 18 2,1 2,3 1,8
900 2019 2450 7 22 40 59 60 47 31 23 4,9 3,0 2,3
4 900 2020 2450 11 30 53 60 60 60 44 33 13,6 4,5 3,0
1000 2015 650 1 4 6 11 11 9 7 5 0,5 1,7 1,4
1000 2018 650 2 5 8 13 13 10 8 6 1,1 2,0 1,7
5 1000
1000
2020
2021
650
650
3
4
6
8
10
12
16
20
15
20
12
15
10
12
7
9
2,2
4,7
2,5
3,3
2,0
2,5
1000 2022 650 5 11 16 25 28 21 17 13 12,2 5,0 3,3
1000 2015 1250 2 6 11 18 19 14 10 7 0,6 1,7 1,4
6 1000 2018 1250 3 8 14 22 22 16 12 9 1,2 2,0 1,7
1000 2020 1250 4 11 18 27 27 20 14 11 2,4 2,5 2,0
1000 2021 1250 5 14 23 34 35 26 19 14 5,3 3,3 2,5
1000 2022 1250 8 18 30 42 49 36 26 19 13,9 5,0 3,3
7 1000 2015 1850 2 9 17 26 27 19 13 10 0,7 1,7 1,4
1000 2018 1850 3 12 21 31 32 23 16 12 1,3 2,0 1,7
1000 2020 1850 5 15 26 38 39 28 19 14 2,6 2,5 2,0
8 1000 2021 1850 7 19 33 47 50 36 25 19 5,9 3,3 2,5
1000 2022 1850 11 25 44 59 60 51 35 26 15,7 5,0 3,3
1000 2015 2450 2 12 22 33 35 24 16 12 0,7 1,7 1,4
1000 2018 2450 4 15 28 40 41 29 19 14 1,4 2,0 1,7
9 1000 2020 2450 6 19 34 49 50 36 24 18 2,9 2,5 2,0
1000 2021 2450 9 25 44 60 60 47 31 23 6,4 3,3 2,5
1000 2022 2450 14 33 57 60 60 60 44 33 17,4 5,0 3,3
10 1100 2018 650 2 7 12 22 29 22 17 13 5,0 3,7 2,2

1100 2019 650 2 5 7 12 11 9 7 5 0,8 1,8 1,6
1100 2021 650 2 6 9 14 13 10 8 6 1,5 2,2 1,8
1100 2023 650 3 7 10 17 15 12 10 7 2,9 2,8 2,2
11 1100 2024 650 4 9 13 21 20 15 12 9 6,2 3,7 2,8
1100 2018 1250 3 11 22 36 50 38 27 20 6,2 3,7 2,2
1100 2019 1250 2 8 13 20 19 14 10 7 0,9 1,8 1,6
12 1100
1100
2021
2023
1250
1250
3
5
10
12
16
19
23
28
22
27
16
20
12
14
9
11
1,6
3,2
2,2
2,8
1,8
2,2
1100 2024 1250 6 15 24 35 35 26 19 14 6,8 3,7 2,8
1100 2018 1850 4 16 32 50 60 53 37 27 7,4 3,7 2,2
13 1100 2019 1850 3 11 19 27 27 19 13 10 1,0 1,8 1,6
1100 2021 1850 4 13 23 32 32 23 16 12 1,8 2,2 1,8
1100 2023 1850 6 17 28 39 39 28 19 14 3,5 2,8 2,2
1100 2024 1850 9 21 36 49 50 36 25 19 7,5 3,7 2,8
14 1100 2018 2450 5 20 42 60 60 60 46 34 8,5 3,7 2,2
1100 2019 2450 3 14 25 35 35 24 16 12 1,0 1,8 1,6
1100 2021 2450 5 17 31 42 41 29 19 14 1,9 2,2 1,8
15 1100 2023 2450 7 22 37 50 50 36 24 18 3,8 2,8 2,2

1100 2024 2450 11 27 47 60 60 47 31 23 8,2 3,7 2,8
1200 2023 650 2 5 8 12 11 9 7 5 1,1 2,0 1,7
1200 2024 650 4 8 13 23 25 19 15 11 6,9 4,0 2,7
16 1200 2025 650 3 7 9 14 13 10 8 6 2,0 2,4 2,0
1200 2027 650 4 8 11 17 15 12 10 7 3,8 3,0 2,4
1200 2023 1250 3 9 14 20 19 14 10 7 1,2 2,0 1,7
17 1200
1200
2024
2025
1250
1250
5
4
14
11
24
17
39
24
43
22
32
16
23
12
17
9
8,0
2,2
4,0
2,4
2,7
2,0
1200 2027 1250 5 13 21 29 27 20 14 11 4,1 3,0 2,4
1200 2023 1850 4 12 21 29 27 19 13 10 1,3 2,0 1,7
18 1200 2024 1850 7 20 36 54 60 45 31 23 9,1 4,0 2,7
1200 2025 1850 5 15 25 34 32 23 16 12 2,4 2,4 2,0

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erated erated

Resis-
tance
noise
number
noise
number
1
1200 2027 1850 7 19 31 40 39 28 19 14 4,5 3,0 2,4
1200 2023 2450 4 16 28 37 35 24 16 12 1,4 2,0 1,7
1200 2024 2450 9 25 47 60 60 59 39 29 10,3 4,0 2,7
2
1200 2025 2450 6 20 33 43 41 29 19 14 2,5 2,4 2,0
1200 2027 2450 9 24 40 52 50 36 24 18 4,8 3,0 2,4
1300 2018 650 2 4 7 12 12 10 8 6 0,8 1,9 1,5 3
1300 2021 650 2 6 9 15 15 12 9 7 1,8 2,4 1,9
1300 2022 650 3 8 13 23 29 22 17 13 7,8 4,3 2,6
1300 2023 650 3 7 11 19 19 15 12 9 4,3 3,3 2,4
1300 2026 650 3 7 10 15 13 10 8 6 2,6 2,6 2,2 4
1300 2018 1250 2 7 13 20 21 15 11 8 0,9 1,9 1,5
1300 2021 1250 3 9 16 25 26 19 14 10 2,0 2,4 1,9
1300
1300
2022
2023
1250
1250
5
5
13
12
24
21
38
32
50
34
38
25
27
18
20
14
9,4
4,9
4,3
3,3
2,6
2,4
5
1300 2026 1250 5 12 19 25 22 16 12 9 2,8 2,6 2,2
1300 2018 1850 2 10 18 28 30 21 15 11 1,0 1,9 1,5
1300 2021 1850 4 13 24 35 37 27 18 14 2,2 2,4 1,9 6
1300 2022 1850 6 19 36 53 60 53 37 27 11,0 4,3 2,6
1300 2023 1850 6 17 31 45 49 36 24 18 5,4 3,3 2,4
1300 2026 1850 6 17 27 35 32 23 16 12 3,0 2,6 2,2
1300 2018 2450 3 13 24 36 39 27 18 13 1,1 1,9 1,5
7
1300 2021 2450 4 17 31 45 48 34 23 17 2,5 2,4 1,9
1300 2022 2450 8 24 47 60 60 60 46 34 12,6 4,3 2,6
1300 2023 2450 7 22 41 58 60 46 31 23 6,0 3,3 2,4 8
1300 2026 2450 8 22 36 45 41 29 19 14 3,2 2,6 2,2
1400 2021 650 1 4 6 11 11 9 7 5 0,6 1,8 1,5
1400 2022 650 2 5 8 15 17 13 10 8 1,6 2,3 1,8
1400 2026 650 3 7 10 17 16 13 10 8 2,9 2,8 2,2 9
1400 2028 650 4 9 13 22 22 17 13 10 7,2 4,0 2,8
1400 2029 650 3 7 9 13 11 9 7 5 1,9 2,3 2,0
1400 2021 1250 2 7 12 18 19 14 10 7 0,7 1,8 1,5 10
1400 2022 1250 2 8 15 26 29 21 15 12 1,9 2,3 1,8
1400 2026 1250 4 11 19 28 28 21 15 11 3,3 2,8 2,2
1400 2028 1250 6 15 25 36 38 28 20 15 8,2 4,0 2,8
1400 2029 1250 4 11 17 22 19 14 10 7 2,0 2,3 2,0 11
1400 2021 1850 2 9 17 26 26 19 13 10 0,8 1,8 1,5
1400 2022 1850 3 12 23 36 41 30 21 15 2,2 2,3 1,8
1400
1400
2026
2028
1850
1850
5
8
16
21
27
36
39
51
40
54
29
40
20
27
15
20
3,7
9,2
2,8
4,0
2,2
2,8
12
1400 2029 1850 5 15 25 30 27 19 13 10 2,2 2,3 2,0
1400 2021 2450 2 12 22 33 34 24 16 12 0,9 1,8 1,5
1400 2022 2450 3 15 30 46 54 38 26 19 2,4 2,3 1,8 13
1400 2026 2450 6 20 36 50 52 37 25 18 4,0 2,8 2,2
1400 2028 2450 10 27 47 60 60 52 35 26 10,2 4,0 2,8
1400 2029 2450 7 20 32 39 35 24 16 12 2,3 2,3 2,0
1500 2021 650 2 5 8 14 14 11 9 7 1,3 2,1 1,7
14
1500 2022 650 2 6 10 19 22 17 13 10 3,1 3,0 2,0
1500 2027 650 3 6 9 15 14 11 9 7 2,2 2,5 2,0
1500 2029 650 3 8 12 19 18 14 11 8 4,7 3,3 2,5 15
1500 2030 650 5 11 15 25 25 19 15 11 12,2 5,0 3,3
1500 2021 1250 2 8 14 23 25 19 14 10 1,5 2,1 1,7
1500 2022 1250 3 10 19 32 39 29 21 16 3,8 3,0 2,0
1500 2027 1250 4 10 17 25 24 18 13 10 2,4 2,5 2,0 16
1500 2029 1250 5 13 22 31 31 23 16 12 5,3 3,3 2,5
1500 2030 1250 8 18 28 41 43 32 23 17 13,9 5,0 3,3
1500
1500
2021
2022
1850
1850
3
4
11
14
21
27
33
45
36
56
26
41
18
28
13
21
1,7
4,4
2,1
3,0
1,7
2,0
17
1500 2027 1850 5 14 25 34 34 25 17 13 2,6 2,5 2,0
1500 2029 1850 7 19 32 43 44 32 22 16 5,9 3,3 2,5
1500 2030 1850 10 25 41 58 60 45 31 23 15,7 5,0 3,3 18
1500 2021 2450 3 14 27 42 47 33 22 16 1,9 2,1 1,7

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erated erated
1 Width a Code Length l
Resis-
tance
noise
number
noise
number
1500 2022 2450 5 18 36 58 60 53 35 26 5,0 3,0 2,0
1500 2027 2450 6 19 33 44 45 31 21 16 2,9 2,5 2,0
2 1500 2029 2450 8 24 42 56 57 41 28 20 6,4 3,3 2,5
1500 2030 2450 13 32 55 60 60 59 39 29 17,4 5,0 3,3
1600 2023 650 2 4 7 13 13 10 8 6 1,0 2,0 1,6
3 1600 2024 650 2 5 9 17 19 15 12 9 2,3 2,7 1,9
1600 2025 650 3 7 12 22 29 22 18 13 6,1 4,0 2,3
1600 2028 650 2 6 8 13 12 10 8 6 1,7 2,3 1,9
1600 2030 650 3 7 10 16 15 12 9 7 3,4 2,9 2,3
4 1600 2032 650 4 9 13 21 19 15 12 9 7,5 4,0 2,9
1600 2023 1250 2 7 13 21 23 17 12 9 1,2 2,0 1,6
1600 2024 1250 3 9 17 29 34 25 18 13 2,8 2,7 1,9
5 1600
1600
2025
2028
1250
1250
4
3
12
10
22
16
36
22
50
21
38
15
27
11
21
8
7,6
1,9
4,0
2,3
2,3
1,9
1600 2030 1250 5 12 19 27 26 19 14 10 3,7 2,9 2,3
1600 2032 1250 7 15 25 34 34 25 18 14 8,4 4,0 2,9
6 1600 2023 1850 2 10 19 30 32 23 16 12 1,3 2,0 1,6
1600 2024 1850 3 13 25 40 48 35 24 18 3,2 2,7 1,9
1600 2025 1850 5 16 32 50 60 54 37 28 9,1 4,0 2,3
1600 2028 1850 4 13 23 31 30 21 15 11 2,0 2,3 1,9
7 1600 2030 1850 6 17 28 38 37 27 18 14 4,1 2,9 2,3
1600 2032 1850 9 22 36 48 49 36 24 18 9,3 4,0 2,9
1600 2023 2450 3 13 26 38 42 29 20 14 1,5 2,0 1,6
8 1600 2024 2450 4 16 33 52 60 45 30 22 3,6 2,7 1,9
1600 2025 2450 6 21 43 60 60 60 47 35 10,6 4,0 2,3
1600 2028 2450 5 17 30 40 39 27 18 13 2,2 2,3 1,9
1600 2030 2450 7 22 37 49 48 34 23 17 4,4 2,9 2,3
9 1600 2032 2450 11 28 47 60 60 46 31 23 10,2 4,0 2,9
1800 2026 650 2 5 8 14 15 12 9 7 1,5 2,3 1,7
1800 2027 650 2 6 10 19 22 16 13 10 3,1 3,0 2,0
10 1800 2032 650 3 7 10 17 17 13 10 8 3,5 3,0 2,3

1800 2034 650 3 6 9 13 11 9 7 6 2,0 2,4 2,0
1800 2035 650 4 9 14 23 23 18 14 11 9,4 4,5 3,0
1800 2036 650 3 8 11 16 14 11 9 7 3,8 3,0 2,4
11 1800 2026 1250 2 8 15 24 26 19 14 11 1,7 2,3 1,7
1800 2027 1250 3 10 18 32 38 28 20 15 3,8 3,0 2,0
1800 2032 1250 4 12 19 28 29 21 15 12 4,0 3,0 2,3
12 1800
1800
2034
2035
1250
1250
4
6
10
16
16
26
22
38
20
41
15
30
10
22
8
16
2,2
10,8
2,4
4,5
2,0
3,0
1800 2036 1250 5 13 20 26 24 18 13 10 4,1 3,0 2,4
1800 2026 1850 3 11 21 34 38 27 19 14 1,9 2,3 1,7
13 1800 2027 1850 4 14 27 44 54 40 27 20 4,4 3,0 2,0
1800 2032 1850 5 16 28 40 41 30 21 15 4,4 3,0 2,3
1800 2034 1850 5 15 24 31 28 20 14 10 2,4 2,4 2,0
1800 2035 1850 9 22 38 53 58 42 29 22 12,2 4,5 3,0
14 1800 2036 1850 7 18 29 37 34 25 17 13 4,5 3,0 2,4
1800 2026 2450 3 14 28 43 49 35 23 17 2,2 2,3 1,7
1800 2027 2450 4 18 35 57 60 51 34 25 5,0 3,0 2,0
15 1800 2032 2450 7 21 37 51 54 38 26 19 4,9 3,0 2,3

1800 2034 2450 6 19 32 39 36 25 17 12 2,5 2,4 2,0
1800 2035 2450 11 28 50 60 60 55 37 27 13,6 4,5 3,0
1800 2036 2450 8 23 38 47 45 31 21 16 4,8 3,0 2,4
16 2000 2027 650 2 4 7 12 12 10 8 6 1,0 2,0 1,6
2000 2028 650 2 5 9 16 17 13 11 8 2,0 2,5 1,8
2000 2029 650 2 6 11 20 24 18 14 11 4,0 3,3 2,1
17 2000
2000
2035
2038
650
650
3
3
8
7
13
9
21
13
22
11
17
9
13
7
10
5
6,9
2,3
4,0
2,5
2,7
2,1
2000 2039 650 5 10 15 24 23 18 14 11 12,2 5,0 3,3
2000 2027 1250 2 7 13 21 22 16 12 9 1,2 2,0 1,6
18 2000 2028 1250 2 9 16 26 30 22 16 12 2,3 2,5 1,8
2000 2029 1250 3 10 20 34 42 31 22 17 4,9 3,3 2,1

lind ab | silencers

erated erated

Resis-
tance
noise
number
noise
number
1
2000 2035 1250 5 14 23 36 39 29 21 16 8,0 4,0 2,7
2000 2038 1250 4 11 17 22 19 14 10 7 2,5 2,5 2,1
2000 2039 1250 8 17 28 39 41 30 22 16 13,9 5,0 3,3
2
2000 2027 1850 2 10 19 29 31 22 15 11 1,3 2,0 1,6
2000 2028 1850 3 12 23 37 43 31 21 16 2,6 2,5 1,8
2000 2029 1850 4 15 29 48 60 44 30 22 5,8 3,3 2,1 3
2000 2035 1850 7 19 34 50 56 41 28 21 9,1 4,0 2,7
2000 2038 1850 6 16 25 30 26 19 13 10 2,7 2,5 2,1
2000 2039 1850 10 24 40 55 58 42 29 22 15,7 5,0 3,3
2000 2027 2450 3 13 25 37 40 28 19 14 1,5 2,0 1,6 4
2000 2028 2450 4 16 31 47 55 40 27 20 3,0 2,5 1,8
2000 2029 2450 5 19 38 60 60 57 38 28 6,7 3,3 2,1
2000
2000
2035
2038
2450
2450
8
7
25
20
45
33
60
39
60
34
53
24
35
16
26
12
10,3
2,9
4,0
2,5
2,7
2,1
5
2000 2039 2450 13 31 53 60 60 55 37 27 17,4 5,0 3,3
2200 2030 650 1 4 6 11 10 9 7 5 0,8 1,8 1,5
2200 2031 650 2 5 8 14 14 11 9 7 1,4 2,2 1,7 6
2200 2032 650 2 6 9 17 19 15 12 9 2,5 2,8 1,9
2200 2038 650 3 7 11 17 17 13 10 8 3,9 3,1 2,3
2200 2041 650 4 10 14 24 24 18 15 11 11,2 4,9 3,1
2200 2042 650 4 9 12 18 17 13 10 8 6,2 3,7 2,8
7
2200 2030 1250 2 7 12 18 18 14 10 7 0,9 1,8 1,5
2200 2031 1250 2 8 14 23 25 18 13 10 1,6 2,2 1,7
2200 2032 1250 3 9 17 29 33 25 18 13 3,0 2,8 1,9 8
2200 2038 1250 4 12 20 29 29 22 16 12 4,5 3,1 2,3
2200 2041 1250 7 16 27 39 42 31 23 17 13,0 4,9 3,1
2200 2042 1250 6 14 23 30 29 21 15 12 6,8 3,7 2,8
2200 2030 1850 2 9 17 26 26 18 13 9 1,0 1,8 1,5 9
2200 2031 1850 3 11 21 32 35 25 17 13 1,8 2,2 1,7
2200 2032 1850 3 13 25 40 47 35 24 18 3,5 2,8 1,9
2200 2038 1850 5 16 29 40 42 31 21 16 5,0 3,1 2,3 10
2200 2041 1850 9 22 39 55 60 44 30 23 14,8 4,9 3,1
2200 2042 1850 8 20 33 43 41 30 21 15 7,5 3,7 2,8
2200 2030 2450 2 12 23 33 34 23 16 11 1,1 1,8 1,5
2200 2031 2450 3 14 27 41 46 32 22 16 2,0 2,2 1,7 11
2200 2032 2450 4 17 33 52 60 45 30 22 4,0 2,8 1,9
2200 2038 2450 7 21 38 52 55 39 26 19 5,5 3,1 2,3
2200
2200
2041
2042
2450
2450
11
10
29
26
51
43
60
55
60
54
57
38
38
26
29
19
16,6
8,2
4,9
3,7
3,1
2,8
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

lindab | si lencers
Rectangular curved silencer BDLD

Dimensions
1
Vertical mounting Horizontal mounting
b
3
a
a
4
b
5
6 Description
BDLD is a curved rectangular silencer with convensional
design with width and height dimensions that doesn´t
exceed the present connection dimensions. The silencer
y
7 can be produced in all normally existing duct dimensions.
Design x
BDLD has an external shell of trapezoidal corrugated sheet
8 metal for stabillity and reduced risk of oscillation.
BDLD is designed for low pressure drop with baffle combi-
nations that attenuate aspecially low frequences well.
acid-proof steel (2343).
9 The type of insulation material is developed to provide good
sound properties, low weight and to be cleanable. The silencer is also available with the following accessories/
BDLD meets the requirements of air tightness class C and options.
10 pressure class 2 according to EN 1507:2006.
TRA = Non-insulated inspection hatch.
DLDY is equipped with joining profile type RJFP.
Tools for dimensioning and planning
TRC = Hatch intended for external insulation.*
The software DIMsilencer is recommended for fast choise of
11 silencer or a complete and fast sound calculation of the duct
AIA = 50 mm fire protection insulation. Note! a and
system.
AIB = 100 mm fire protection insulation. Note! a and
The software CADvent offers dimensioning in an environ-
12 ment with 3D-modelling.
AIA+TRB = 50 mm fire protection insulation and the
Computorised planning can be conducted with automatic
presentation of niose levels, pressure drop etc.
13 AIB+TRC = 100 mm fire protection insulation and the
dimensions increase by 200 mm..
14 * Specify insulation thickness when ordering.
15
Ordering example
BDLD 800 × 600 150-150 3015 TRA
16 Product
Width height a × b
Leg length x, y
17 Code
Accessories
18

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Manual designing for BDLD
A number of silencers can be designed manually, for more combinations of silencers and faster calcu-lations use DIMsilencer. 1

2
Width 800 mm
Heigh 1000 mm
Leg lengh 150 mm
3
BDLD-800-1000-150-3008 4
B Specify the sound power level before the silencer. 5

Read the insertion attenuation from the tables on page 222–224.
Insertion attenuation 6
Self gene-
Resistance
63 Hz 125 Hz 250Hz 500Hz 1000Hz 2000Hz 4000Hz 8000Hz rated noise 7
number
number inlet
Sound power level
72 73 73 64 62 59 52 44
before silencer
Attenuation from
8
3 10 17 17 16 16 17 17 1,8 1,6
table page 222–224
Sound power level
after silencer without 69 63 56 47 46 43 35 27
9
10
11
Pressure drop

Graph on page 219, use resistance number, area and Air velocity Pressure drop 12
5 m/s 28 Pa
air velocity
1 28 Pa
after correction 13
D Determine the self generated noise from the silencer at present air flow. 14
15
59 56 49 46 44 40 36 28
and air velocity
16
Sound power level after the silencer 69 64 57 49 48 44 38 30 17
18

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1
Designing table for DLDY
2
With mm
Height mm
3 Leg lengh mm
Location
5
Resis- Self gene-

6 63 Hz 125 Hz 250Hz 500Hz 1000Hz 2000Hz 4000Hz 8000Hz tance rated noise
number number inlet
Sound power level
7 before silencer
Attenuation from
table page 222–224
8 Sound power level
9
Pressure drop
10 Area m² Air flow l/s
Graph on page 219, use resistance number, area and Air velocity Pressure drop
m/s Pa
air velocity
11 Correction at disturbance according table on page 220 Factor Pressure drop
Pa
after correction
12

13
14 and air velocity
15 Sound power level after the silencer
16
17
18

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Pressure drop
Follow the directions below and the adjoining graph. 1
1 Calculate the gross cross section area a × b in m².
2 Go horizontal in the graph to the present air flow, l/s.

3 Go up to the resistance number achieved from the tables
2
on page 222–224.
4 Read the pressue drop over the silencer, at straight duct 3
connection before and after the silencer, (factor 1,0). For
page 220.
4
self generated noise, can be read here.
5
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

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Pressure drop
1 Present pressure drop = Read pressure drop × below factor
The table contains of a selection of the most common disturbance cases.

2
3 Distance before the silencer Distance after the silencer

3×D 2×D 1×D 0×D 0×D 1×D 2×D 3×D
Factor
4 Duct Silencer Duct 1,0

5 Bend Silencer Duct 1,2
6
7
8 Bend Silencer Bend 1,5
10
Kammar
11 Duct Silencer ammare

Chamber 3,0
Chamber
Chamber 3,5
12
Logarithmic addition
13 [dB]
3
14
15
1
16
0
17 0 5 8 10 15 20 [dB]
18

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6 Decide from the location of the silencer whether it is the The sound power level after the silencer can be calculated for 1
ory - the side that leads away from the fan, i.e. at supply
air the outlet graph is used and at exhaust air the in-take "The self generated noise" and "The sound power level
graph.) before the silencer". 2
Room The shown example gives at 8000 Hz
Intake Fan Outlet
Outdoor air
Self generated noise = 28 dB - 1 dB = 27dB 3
Supply
doors Intake 44 dB - 17 dB = 27dB
Outlet Fan
4
Extract air Exhaust
air (See graph for logarithmical addition on page 220.)
5
locity, to the self generated noise number.
8 Then go vertically up to the crossing of the different fre- 6
quency band lines.
1 m², for each frequency band straight out to the left. In 7
section area. 8
Self generated noise in intake BDLD Self generated noise in outlet BDLD
9
B × H in m²: 0,1 0,2 0,4 0,8 1 2 3 8 10 B × H in m²: 0,1 0,2 0,4 0,8 1 2 3 8 10
10 -10 -7 -4 -1 0 +3 +6 +9 +10 -10 -7 -4 -1 0 +3 +6 +9 +10
10
70 dB 70 dB
60 dB
dB(A)
60 dB
11
63 Hz dB(A)
63 Hz
50 dB 50 dB 125 Hz
125 Hz
12
250 Hz
40 dB 40 dB 250 Hz
500 Hz
500 Hz
1 k Hz
2 k Hz 1 k Hz
13
30 dB 4 k Hz 8 k Hz 30 dB
2 k Hz
9 0,0
8 10,0
0,0
4 k Hz 8 k Hz
10, 0
14
5 6 7 8 9 10 5 6 7 8 9 10
4 4
15
2 m/s 3 2 m/s
3
Air velocity
Air velocity
3 m/s 2 3 m/s
2
16
1,5 1,5 Se
5 m/s 5 m/s lf g
Se
lf g
en
en
era
ted 17
7 era
ted
no
ise
no
ise
nu
mb
nu er
mb
er
10 m/s - 10,0
10 m/s -10, 0
18

lindab | si lencers

Static insertion attenuation / octave band [dB] Self gener-
Leg ated noise
1 Width a
length
(x+y)/2
Resis-
tance
number
Intake/Out-
mm Code mm 63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000 number lett
400 3006 150 1 6 16 17 17 14 13 15 3,3 2,0
2 400 3009 150 1 7 12 12 13 12 11 12 3,3 2,0

400 3010 150 1 8 14 14 14 13 12 13 7,1 2,7
400 3006 300 1 8 20 23 25 20 17 17 3,6 2,0
400 3009 300 1 8 15 16 17 14 13 13 3,4 2,0
3 400 3010 300 2 10 18 19 20 16 14 15 7,4 2,7
400 3006 450 1 9 23 29 34 26 21 20 3,8 2,0
400 3009 450 2 10 19 20 22 17 14 14 3,5 2,0
4 400
500
3010
3006
450
150
2
1
12
7
22
15
24
15
26
15
20
14
17
13
16
14
7,6
2,0
2,7
1,7
500 3007 150 2 8 21 22 20 17 17 19 6,0 2,5
500 3014 150 2 11 15 15 15 14 13 14 12,4 3,3
5 500 3006 300 1 8 18 19 21 18 16 16 2,1 1,7
500 3007 300 2 10 25 29 31 27 23 23 6,7 2,5
500 3014 300 3 13 20 21 21 18 16 16 12,8 3,3
6 500
500
3006
3007
450
450
2
3
9
12
20
29
24
35
27
42
22
36
18
29
18
27
2,2
7,5
1,7
2,5
500 3014 450 4 16 25 26 27 22 18 18 13,2 3,3
600 3006 150 2 7 14 14 14 14 14 14 1,5 1,5
7 600 3007 150 2 9 19 19 18 16 17 18 3,3 2,0
600 3008 150 3 11 26 27 24 20 20 22 9,6 3,0
600 3006 300 2 8 17 17 18 16 15 16 1,5 1,5
8 600
600
3007
3008
300
300
2
4
10
13
23
30
25
34
27
34
23
29
20
26
21
27
3,6
11,1
2,0
3,0
600 3006 450 2 9 19 21 23 19 17 17 1,6 1,5
600 3007 450 3 12 26 31 36 29 24 23 3,8 2,0
9 600 3008 450 4 15 34 40 45 39 33 31 12,7 3,0
700 3008 150 3 9 18 18 17 16 16 18 2,3 1,8
700 3011 150 4 12 22 22 20 18 19 20 8,0 2,8
700 3012 150 3 11 17 17 16 16 16 17 5,0 2,3
10 700 3008 300 3 11 21 22 23 21 19 20 2,4 1,8
700 3011 300 4 14 27 29 31 26 23 24 8,7 2,8
700 3012 300 4 13 21 22 22 20 18 19 5,2 2,3
11 700 3008 450 3 12 24 27 30 25 22 22 2,5 1,8
700 3011 450 5 16 31 36 41 34 28 27 9,4 2,8
700 3012 450 4 15 25 27 28 24 21 20 5,4 2,3
800 3008 150 3 10 17 17 16 16 17 17 1,8 1,6
12 800 3009 150 4 11 22 21 19 19 19 21 3,3 2,0
800 3012 150 4 12 20 20 18 18 18 20 4,7 2,3
800 3015 150 6 16 26 26 23 21 22 23 19,2 4,0
13 800 3008 300 3 11 20 21 21 20 19 19 1,8 1,6
800 3009 300 4 13 25 27 28 25 23 23 3,6 2,0
800 3012 300 4 14 24 26 26 23 22 22 5,0 2,3
800 3015 300 7 19 31 34 33 30 27 28 21,1 4,0
14 800 3008 450 3 12 23 25 27 23 21 20 1,9 1,6
800 3009 450 4 14 28 33 37 31 27 26 3,8 2,0
800 3012 450 5 16 28 31 33 28 25 24 5,3 2,3
15 800 3015 450 8 21 37 41 44 40 33 32 22,9 4,0
900 3008 150 3 10 17 16 15 16 17 17 1,5 1,5
900 3010 150 5 13 25 25 22 21 22 23 4,5 2,3
900 3011 150 7 15 30 31 26 23 25 27 9,6 3,0
16 900 3013 150 5 13 19 18 17 17 18 19 3,3 2,0
900 3008 300 3 11 19 19 20 19 18 19 1,5 1,5
900 3010 300 5 15 29 31 32 29 27 27 5,0 2,3
17 900 3011 300 7 17 34 38 37 33 31 32 11,1 3,0
900 3013 300 5 14 22 23 23 21 21 21 3,5 2,0
900 3008 450 3 12 22 23 24 22 20 20 1,6 1,5
900 3010 450 6 16 33 38 43 37 31 31 5,5 2,3
18 900 3011 450 7 19 38 44 47 42 37 36 12,7 3,0

lind ab | silencers

Leg ated noise
Width a
length
(x+y)/2
Resis-
tance
number
Intake/Out-
1
900 3013 450 5 16 26 28 29 25 23 23 3,6 2,0
1000 3009 150 5 12 20 19 18 18 19 20 2,0 1,7
1000 3010 150 6 13 24 23 20 20 21 23 3,3 2,0
2
1000 3011 150 7 15 28 28 24 23 24 26 6,0 2,5
1000 3014 150 9 18 32 32 27 24 26 29 19,2 4,0
1000 3009 300 5 13 23 23 23 22 22 22 2,1 1,7 3
1000 3010 300 6 15 27 29 29 27 25 26 3,6 2,0
1000 3011 300 7 16 32 35 35 32 30 30 6,7 2,5
1000 3014 300 10 21 37 39 37 34 32 33 22,0 4,0
1000 3009 450 5 14 25 27 29 26 24 24 2,2 1,7
4
1000 3010 450 6 16 31 35 38 33 29 28 3,8 2,0
1000 3011 450 7 18 36 41 45 42 36 35 7,5 2,5
1000 3014 450 10 24 42 46 48 43 39 38 24,8 4,0 5
1200 3010 150 6 13 19 17 17 18 19 20 1,5 1,5
1200 3011 150 7 14 22 21 19 20 21 22 2,1 1,7
1200 3012 150 8 15 26 24 21 22 24 25 3,3 2,0
1200 3014 150 11 18 34 34 28 26 29 31 9,6 3,0
6
1200 3018 150 12 21 34 34 28 26 29 31 19,2 4,0
1200 3010 300 6 14 21 21 21 21 21 21 1,5 1,5
1200 3011 300 7 15 25 25 25 24 24 24 2,3 1,7 7
1200 3012 300 8 17 29 30 30 28 27 28 3,6 2,0
1200 3014 300 11 20 38 41 38 36 35 36 11,1 3,0
1200 3018 300 13 24 39 41 38 36 35 36 22,0 4,0
1200 3010 450 6 15 24 24 25 24 23 22 1,6 1,5
8
1200 3011 450 7 16 28 30 31 29 27 26 2,4 1,7
1200 3012 450 8 18 32 36 39 34 31 31 3,8 2,0
1200 3014 450 11 22 42 47 49 45 41 40 12,7 3,0 9
1200 3018 450 14 27 44 48 49 45 41 40 24,8 4,0
1400 3012 150 8 15 21 19 18 20 22 22 1,6 1,6
1400 3013 150 9 16 24 22 20 22 23 25 2,3 1,8
1400 3014 150 10 17 27 26 22 23 26 27 3,3 2,0
10
1400 3015 150 12 19 31 30 25 25 28 30 5,0 2,3
1400 3016 150 13 20 35 34 28 27 30 33 8,0 2,8
1400 3020 150 16 24 36 36 29 28 31 34 19,2 4,0 11
1400 3022 150 11 20 23 21 19 21 23 24 5,0 2,3
1400 3012 300 8 16 24 23 23 23 23 24 1,7 1,6
1400 3013 300 9 17 27 27 26 26 26 27 2,4 1,8
1400 3014 300 10 19 31 32 31 30 29 30 3,6 2,0 12
1400 3015 300 12 20 35 36 35 34 33 33 5,5 2,3
1400 3016 300 14 22 39 41 38 37 36 37 9,2 2,8
1400 3020 300 17 27 41 43 39 38 37 38 22,0 4,0 13
1400 3022 300 11 22 27 26 25 25 25 25 5,2 2,3
1400 3012 450 8 17 26 27 27 26 25 25 1,8 1,6
1400 3013 450 9 19 30 32 33 31 29 29 2,5 1,8
1400 3014 450 10 20 34 38 39 36 33 32 3,8 2,0 14
1400 3015 450 12 22 39 42 46 42 38 37 6,1 2,3
1400 3016 450 14 24 43 47 49 46 42 41 10,4 2,8
1400 3020 450 17 29 46 50 50 47 44 43 24,8 4,0
15
1400 3022 450 11 24 31 31 31 29 28 27 5,4 2,3
1600 3013 150 9 16 23 20 19 21 23 24 1,8 1,6
1600 3015 150 11 18 28 26 22 24 26 28 3,3 2,0
1600 3016 150 13 20 31 30 25 26 28 30 4,7 2,3 16
1600 3017 150 14 21 35 34 27 28 31 33 7,1 2,7
1600 3023 150 10 20 21 19 17 20 22 22 3,3 2,0
1600
1600
3025
3013
150
300
17
9
26
17
33
25
32
24
26
24
27
24
30
25
32
25
19,2
1,8
4,0
1,6
17
1600 3015 300 12 20 31 32 31 30 30 31 3,6 2,0
1600 3016 300 13 21 35 36 35 34 33 34 5,2 2,3
1600 3017 300 15 23 39 40 38 37 36 37 8,0 2,7 18

lindab | si lencers

Leg ated noise
1 Width a
length
(x+y)/2
Resis-
tance
number
Intake/Out-
1600 3023 300 11 21 24 23 22 23 23 23 3,4 2,0
2 1600
1600
3025
3013
300
450
18
9
29
18
39
28
40
28
37
29
36
28
36
27
36
27
21,1
1,9
4,0
1,6
1600 3015 450 12 21 35 38 40 36 34 33 3,8 2,0
1600 3016 450 13 23 39 43 46 42 38 38 5,7 2,3
3 1600 3017 450 15 25 43 47 49 46 42 42 9,0 2,7
1600 3023 450 11 23 27 27 26 26 25 25 3,5 2,0
1600 3025 450 19 32 45 47 48 46 41 40 22,9 4,0
1800 3014 150 9 16 23 21 19 21 23 24 1,9 1,6
4 1800 3016 150 11 18 28 26 22 24 26 28 3,3 2,0
1800 3019 150 16 22 37 37 29 29 32 35 9,6 3,0
1800 3026 150 12 21 23 21 19 21 23 24 4,5 2,3
5 1800 3027 150 14 23 28 26 22 24 26 28 9,6 3,0
1800 3030 150 15 25 27 25 22 23 26 27 11,8 3,3
1800 3014 300 9 17 26 25 25 25 25 26 2,0 1,6
1800 3016 300 12 20 31 32 31 30 30 31 3,6 2,0
6 1800 3019 300 16 24 41 43 40 38 38 39 11,1 3,0
1800 3026 300 12 23 27 26 24 25 25 26 4,7 2,3
1800 3027 300 15 26 33 33 31 30 30 31 10,1 3,0
7 1800 3030 300 16 27 32 32 30 29 29 30 12,5 3,3
1800 3014 450 9 19 28 29 30 29 28 27 2,1 1,6
1800 3016 450 12 21 35 38 40 36 34 33 3,8 2,0
1800 3019 450 16 26 46 50 50 48 45 44 12,7 3,0
8 1800 3026 450 12 24 30 30 30 28 28 27 4,9 2,3
1800 3027 450 16 28 38 40 40 36 34 33 10,7 3,0
1800 3030 450 16 30 37 38 37 35 33 32 13,1 3,3
9 2000 3016 150 9 17 24 22 19 22 24 24 2,0 1,7
2000 3018 150 11 18 28 26 22 24 26 28 3,3 2,0
2000 3019 150 13 19 30 29 24 25 28 30 4,4 2,2
2000 3020 150 14 20 33 32 26 27 30 32 6,0 2,5
10 2000 3021 150 15 22 36 36 28 28 32 34 8,4 2,9
2000 3026 150 18 25 37 37 29 29 32 35 19,2 4,0
2000 3029 150 16 24 30 28 24 25 28 29 12,4 3,3
11 2000 3016 300 9 18 26 26 25 25 26 26 2,1 1,7

2000 3018 300 12 20 31 32 31 30 30 31 3,6 2,0
2000 3019 300 13 21 34 35 35 33 33 33 4,8 2,2
2000 3020 300 14 22 37 39 37 36 36 36 6,7 2,5
12 2000 3021 300 15 24 40 42 39 38 38 38 9,7 2,9
2000 3026 300 19 28 42 44 40 38 38 39 22,0 4,0
2000 3029 300 16 27 35 36 34 32 32 33 13,3 3,3
13 2000 3016 450 10 19 29 30 31 29 28 28 2,2 1,7

2000 3018 450 12 21 35 38 40 36 34 33 3,8 2,0
2000 3019 450 13 23 38 42 46 41 37 37 5,3 2,2
2000 3020 450 14 24 41 45 48 46 41 40 7,5 2,5
14 2000 3021 450 16 25 44 49 50 47 44 43 11,0 2,9
2000 3026 450 19 31 47 51 50 48 45 44 24,8 4,0
2000 3029 450 17 29 41 43 44 40 37 36 14,2 3,3
15
16
17
18

lind ab | silencers
Rectangular straight low-built LRLB

silencer
Dimensions
1
2
l
3
b
a
5
Description 6
Attenuation [dB] centre frequency Self gen-
Rectangular silencer with low installation height. [Hz] erated
noise
number
Insulation with surface cover which can be cleaned with a a b l Intake/
rotating brush. mm mm mm 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k Outlett 7
200–1000 200 650 4 6 11 13 15 14 12 12 2,5
LRLB meets the requirments of tightness class C and pres- 200–1000 200 950 5 9 16 21 23 20 15 14 2,5
sure class 2 according to EN 1507:2006. 200–1000 200 1250 6 11 20 28 31 26 17 15 2,5
250–1000 250 650 5 8 10 13 12 11 10 9 2,5 8
LRLB is equipped with joining profile type RJFP. 250–1000 250 950 6 10 15 19 18 15 12 11 2,5
250–1000 250 1250 6 12 19 25 22 18 14 12 2,5
Note that the choice of interior fire insulation to reduce the
free area of the silencer, leading to higher pressure drop.
300–1000
300–1000
300
300
650
950
4 8 11
5 10 15
15
19
12
17
13
19
11
15
10
13
3
3
9
300–1000 300 1250 6 13 18 23 21 22 17 15 3
350–1000 150 650 3 7 15 19 20 17 16 14 3
350–1000 150 950 3 9 21 28 30 28 23 19 3 10
350–1000 150 1250 4 12 26 35 40 37 29 22 3
350–1000 350 650 4 7 7 11 10 9 8 7 2,3
350–1000 350 950 5 9 10 14 13 11 9 8 2,3
350–1000 350 1250 5 11 13 18 17 14 10 9 2,3 11
400–1000 400 650 3 6 6 10 12 14 12 11 1,9
400–1000 400 950 4 8 9 15 19 20 15 12 1,9
400–1000 400 1250 6 10 12 20 25 24 17 14 1,9
12
acid-proof steel (2343). 13
The silencer is also available with the following accessories/
options.
14
TRA = Non-insulated inspection hatch.
AIC = Internal 50 mm fire protection insulation. All
insulation is covered with perforated steel.
15
AIB+TRB = Internal 50 mm fire protection insulation as
above and cleaning outlet for internal
Ordering example insulation. 16
LRLB 600 200 950 TRA * Specify insulation thickness when ordering.
Product
17
Width a
Height b
Length l
Accessories
18

lindab | si lencers

silencer
Manual designing for LRLB
1 A number of silencers can be designed manually, for more combinations of silencers and faster calcu-lations use DIMsilencer.
2 A Specify connection dimensions and flow-type location of the silencer.

Width 800 mm
Heigh 200 mm
3 Leg lengh 950 mm
4
LRLB-800-200-950
5
B Specify the sound power level before the silencer.
Read the insertion attenuation from the table on pages 225.
6 Calculate the sound power level after the silencer irrespective of the air flow (selv generated noise).
Self generated
7 63 Hz 125 Hz 250Hz 500Hz 1000Hz 2000Hz 4000Hz 8000Hz noise number
inlet
Sound power level
8 before silencer
72 73 73 64 62 59 52 44
Attenuation from table

5 9 16 21 23 20 15 14 1,6
pages 225
9 Sound power level
after silencer without self 67 64 57 43 39 39 37 30
generated noise
10
C Determine the pressure drop with help of the graph on page 228–229 and table on page 230
11 In this case we have straight ducts before and after the silencer.
Pressure drop
12 Area 0,16 m² Air flow 600 l/s

Graph on page 228–229, use resistance number, area Air velocity Pressure drop
3,8 m/s 35 Pa
and air velocity
13 Correction at disturbance according table on page 230 Factor
1
Pressure drop
35 Pa
after correction
14
D Determine the self generated noise from the silencer at present air flow.
15 Self generated noise

16 and air velocity
52 47 45 42 38 34 30 22

17 Sound power level after the silencer 67 64 57 43 39 39 37 30
18

lind ab | silencers

silencer
1
Designing table for LRLB

2
With mm
Height mm 3
Leg lengh mm
Location
4
5
Self generated 6
63 Hz 125 Hz 250Hz 500Hz 1000Hz 2000Hz 4000Hz 8000Hz noise number
inlet
Sound power level before 7
silencer
Attenuation from
table pages 225 8
Sound power level
after silencer without self
generated noise
9
Pressure drop 10
Area m² Air flow l/s
Graph on page 228–229, use resistance number, area Air velocity Pressure drop
m/s Pa 11
and air velocity
Pa
after correction
12

Graph on page 231, use resistance number 14
and air velocity
Sound power level after the silencer
16
17
18

lindab | si lencers

silencer
Technical data
1
Height 150 mm
50
40 50
0
0
0
0
2
15
15
15
15
×1
1
0×
0×
0×
0×
0×
00
b
[Pa/m]
a×
35
50
60
80
10
50
3 40
30
4
Δpt
20
6 10
100 200 300 400 500 1000 2000 [l/s]
7
Height 200 mm 00
0
0
0× 0
40 200
0
20
20
20
20
20
×2
8
2
0×
0×
0×
0×
0×
0×
b
00
[Pa/m]
a×
80
25
30
35
50
60
10
50
9 40
30
10
Δpt
20
11
10
12 100 200 300 400 500 1000 2000 [l/s]
q
13 Height 250 mm
0
30 50
35 50
40 50
0
50
25
25
25
25
2
2
2
×2
×
0×
0×
0×
0×
0×
0×
b
14
00
[Pa/m]
0
a×
25
50
60
80
10
50
40
15
30
Δpt
16
20
17
10
100 200 300 400 500 1000 2000 [l/s]
18 q

lind ab | silencers

silencer
Technical data
1
Height 300 mm
00
0
0
0
0
2
30
30
30
30
30
30
×3
0×
0×
0×
0×
0×
0×
00
b
[Pa/m]
a×
30
35
40
50
60
80
10
50
40 3
30
4
Δpt
20
10
100 200 300 400 500 1000 2000 [l/s]
6
q
7
Height 350 mm
50
0× 0
0
0
40 ×35
35
35
35
35
×3
8
0×
0×
0×
b
00
[Pa/m]
0
a×
35
50
60
80
10
50
40
9
30
Δpt
10
20
11
10
100 200 300 400 500 1000 2000 [l/s] 12
q
Height 400 mm 13
0
0
0
0
40
40
40
40
0×
0×
0×
0×
b
[Pa/m]
a×
14
40
50
60
80
50
00
×4
00
40
10
15
30
Δpt
20 16
17
10
100 200 300 400 500 1000 2000 [l/s]
q
18

lindab | si lencers

silencer
1 Pressure drop
Present pressure drop = Read pressure drop × below factor
2 The table contains of a selection of the most common disturbance cases.

3
Distance before the silencer Distance after the silencer
3×D 2×D 1×D 0×D 0×D 1×D 2×D 3×D
4 Factor
Duct Silencer Duct 1,0


7 Duct Silencer Bend 1,3

Kammar
11
Chamber 3,0
Chamber
Chamber 3,5
12
13 Logarithmic addition
[dB]
3
14
2
15
16 1
17 0
0 5 8 10 15 20 [dB]
18

lind ab | silencers

silencer
Self generated noise per frequence band Sound power level after the silencer 1
6 Decide from the location of the silencer whether it is the The sound power level after the silencer can be calculated for
ory - the side that leads away from the fan, i.e. at supply 2
”The self generated noise” and ”The sound power level
air the outlet graph is used and at exhaust air the in-take
before the silencer”.
graph.)
Room The shown example gives at 8000 Hz
Intake Fan Outlet 3
Self generated noise = 28 dB - 1 dB = 27dB
Outdoor air Supply
doors 44 dB - 17 dB = 27dB 4
Outlet Fan Intake
Extract air Exhaust
air (See graph for logarithmical addition on page 230). 5
locity, to the self generated noise number. 6
8 Then go vertically up to the crossing of the different fre-
quency band lines.
9 Read the self generated noise, at gross cross section area 7
1 m², for each frequency band straight out to the left. In
10 Add or subtract the correction for the present gross cross 8
section area.
9
Self generated noise in intake LRLB Self generated noise in outlet LRLB
10
B × H i m²: 0,1 0,2 0,4 0,8 1 2 3 8 10 B × H i m²: 0,1 0,2 0,4 0,8 1 2 3 8 10
-10 -7 -4 -1 0 +3 +6 +9 +10 -10 -7 -4 -1 0 +3 +6 +9 +10 10
70 dB 70 dB
60 dB 60 dB 11
dB(A) dB(A)
50 dB 50 dB
63 Hz 63 Hz
12
125 Hz
40 dB 40 dB 125 Hz
250 Hz
500 Hz 250 Hz 13
30 dB 1 k Hz 30 dB 500 Hz
2 k Hz 4 k Hz 8 k Hz
8
1 k Hz 2 k Hz 4 k Hz 8 k Hz
14
9 0,0 10,0
0,0 10, 0
5 6 7 8 9 10 5 6 7 8 9 10
15
4 4
2 m/s 3 2 m/s 3
16
Air velocity
Air velocity
3 m/s 2 3 m/s 2
Se
1,5 lf g
1,5 en
5 m/s Se
lf g
en
7 5 m/s
era
ted
no
ise
17
era nu
ted mb
no er
ise
nu
mb
er 18

ai r duct systems | dampers and measure units
Dampers & Measure units
Lindab 1
Safe 3
Silencers 4

6
evacuation
Air valves 7
Roof hoods 8
Transfer 10
Rectangular 11
Flexible ducting 12
Isol 13
Access doors 14
Smart tools 15

16
systems
Index 18
Content – Dampers & Measure units

To regulate To shut-off
1 Standard
dampers DRU...................... 238 DSU ......................250
manual DIRU..................... 244 DTU ......................256
DTMU/DTWU .......264
2
electric or
3 for motor pneumatic DTHU....................262
4
DIRBU .................. 269 DTBU....................273
electric DIRVU .................. 271 DTBCU .................277
DTFU ....................282
5
with motor
6 pneumatic DTPU ....................283
7 Cleaning
dampers
PSDRU ................. 284 TDSU ....................286
manual
TDRU.................... 285
8
Alternating
dampers
TASU ....................287
9 manual
TATU ....................288
10
with motor electric TATBU ..................289
11
Constant- and
variable flow
12 units (automatic manual DAU...................... 298
dampers)
13
DA2EU.................. 299
with motor electric
DAVU.................... 300
14
15
16
17
18

Regulating damper Insulation cup

LKSR........................................... 301 IK ................................................ 321 1
2
Handle
Regulating damper DRHTG ....................................... 321
DRUI............................................ 302 3
HANDLE ..................................... 321

4
Sliding dampers
SKMTR........................................ 303 5
SKPTR ........................................ 304
Assembly kits
6
MSATS 31
Flow meters MSATS 41 .................................. 321
FMDRU ....................................... 305 MSATS 42
7
Extension spindles
VREDF 8 35 ................................ 321
FMDU.......................................... 310 VREDF 15 60 .............................. 321
8
VREDF 15 100 ............................ 321
9
Mounting shelves
FMU ............................................ 315
KOMHY ...................................... 321
10
Measuring bends LÖMOK....................................... 321 11

MBU............................................ 318
12
MBFU.......................................... 319
13
14
15
16
17
18

Content – Dampers
Tightness and pressure classes
Tightness class
1 0 1 2 3 4
To regulate To shut-off
DRU DTU Ø710–1000
2 DIRU DTHU Ø710–1000
DIRBU DTBU Ø710–1000
DIRVU
DSU Ø63–315 DSU Ø355–1000
PSDRU
3 A TDRU TDSU
TASU TATU
TATBU
Pressure class
DAU
4 DA2EU
DAVU
DTPU Ø355–630 DTU Ø355–630
DTMU Ø355–630
DTWU Ø355–630
5 B DTHU Ø355–630
DTBU Ø355–630
DTBCU Ø355–630
DTPU Ø80–315 DTU Ø80–315
6 DTMU
DTWU
Ø80–315
Ø80–315
C DTHU Ø80–315
DTBU Ø80–315
DTBCU Ø80–315
7
Summary, motorized dampers
This is the standard range. Other combinations of dampers and motors can be ordered
8
Forward el el el el el el el el el el press. press. air press. air
air
Return el el el el spring spring spring el el el spring spring spring
9 Motor
Regula-
ting
2 set-
points
2 set-
points
2 set- 2 set-
points points
2 set-
points
2 set-
points
2 set-
points
cont. cont. cont. 2 set- 2 set-
points points points
2 set-
LM 24A NM 24A
Denomi- (-F) (-F) SM 24A GM 24A TF 24 LF 24 AF 24 LM 24A NM 24A SM 24A AK 31 P AK 41 P AK 42 P
nation LM 230A NM 230A SM 230A GM 230A TF 230 LF 230 AF 230 -SR -SR -SR
10 (-F) (-F)
Original Motorized damper
damper
11 DTU DTBU DTBU DTBU DTBU DTBCU DTBCU DTBCU
Ø710– Ø250– Ø400–
DTPU
Ø80–
DTPU
Ø250–
DTPU
Ø400–
Ø80–315 Ø400–500 Ø630 1000 Ø80–200 315 630 200 315 630
TATBU
TATU Ø100–400
12 DA2EU DAVU
DAU Ø80–315 Ø80–315
DIRBU
DIRBU Ø250– DIRVU DIRVU
DIRU
13 Ø100–200
315
Ø100-200 Ø250-315
Accessories to be used at installation of damper motors on site

14 Damper type
Motor
Normal damper with knob and normal spindle DTHU damper and long spindle
Belimo LM LÖMOK + VREDF 15 60 – (Motor fits directly)
15 Belimo NM LÖMOK + VREDF 15 100 or KOMHY + VREDF 15 60 – (Motor fits directly)
Belimo SM KOMHY + VREDF 15 60 – (Motor fits directly)
– (Motor fits directly)
Belimo GM Motor does not fit
16 NOTE! Ø900–1000 need 2 motors
Belimo TF LÖMOK + VREDF 15 100 or KOMHY + VREDF 15 100 – (Motor fits directly)
Belimo LF KOMHY + VREDF 15 100 – (Motor fits directly)
17 Belimo AF KOMHY + VREDF 15 100 – (Motor fits directly)
Sauter AK 31 P KOMHY + VREDF 15 100 + MSATS AK 31 P MSATS AK 31 P
Sauter AK 41 P KOMHY + VREDF 15 100 + MSATS AK 41 P MSATS AK 41 P
18 Sauter AK 42 P Special shelf + VREDF 15 100 + MSATS AK 42 P Motor does not fit

General
Dampers for different purposes are used Tightness past the closed damper blade
in a ventilation system and pressure classes 1
Tightness class 4 3 2 1
Regulating dampers are used to balance the plant so that C
5000
the wanted air flow is achieved.
3000
B
The damper blade is normally designed so that a certain flow 2000
2
of air can always leak through, even if the damper is closed. 1000 A
This makes the sensitivity to angle changes less than for a
Pressure class
500
[Pa]
shut-off damper. 300
200
3
Dampers are available in both manual and automatic ver-
sions. The manual dampers are adjusted when the installa- 100
tion is commissioned, and are cheaper than the automatic 50

4
1 2 3 5 10 20 30 50 100 200 300 500 1000 2000
ones. On the other hand, manual dampers need many more
[(l/s)/m²]
hours of adjustment, and means of flow measurement. For
this reason, some dampers have measuring nozzles. In large
systems, or where pressure variations occur, it is better to
Motorized dampers 5
use automatic dampers. These are also referred to as con- Dampers can be supplied ex works with actuators installed.
stant flow dampers. Various types of actuators are available, both electric and
pneumatic.
Shut-off dampers are used to save energy, to prevent the 6
spread of poisonous gas etc. These dampers often have rub-
Material
ber seals on the damper blade. The damper can either be de-
signed as a straight piece of ducting, or as a T-piece to Standard 7
switch the air flow from one duct to another. The blade is nor- Bushings are made from polyamide. The bushings can with-
mally either fully open or fully closed. stand constant temperatures of up to 150 °C.
Special 8
Tightness If a higher corrosivity class is required, the dampers can be
Two types of tightness are applicable to dampers: supplied with a polyester coating, or made from aluminium or
stainless steel. The blades can be provided with silicone rub-
1. Tightness to the environment ber seals for higher temperature operation. The dampers can 9
This specifies the magnitude of the air leakage throu then withstand constant temperatures of 150 °C and 200 °C
joints and leaks in the duct sides in relation to the duct intermittent. In these cases, please contact Lindab.
surface. This leakage is classified into tightness classes 10
A, B, C and D. Most dampers can be used in installa-
tions/systems which require them to maintain tightness CE-labeling
class D. Please refer to the Safe section. Our dampers with electrical shifting motor are regarded as
Fulfils the demands of the standard EN 1751. components of the duct system and need not to be sepa- 11
rately CE-labeled. Their electrical shifting motor on the con-
2. Tightness past a closed damper shutter trary is a part of the electrical system and is CE-labeled.
This refers to the amount of air leaking past the closed Assurance of conformity can be found at www.belimo.com.
blade, in relation to shutter area. This relationship is 12
classified into five sealing classes 0–4. There is no tight-
ness requirement for class 0. The classes 0 and 1 are
Blade setting
DRU and DSU dampers of dimensions Ø63–160 are supplied
regulating dampers. The highest class, tightness class 4,
with their blades completely open, to facilitate adjustment
13
refers to very tight shut-off dampers.
Fulfils the demands of the standard EN 1751. preparations. Dampers of other dimensions are supplied with
closed blades to prevent transport damage.
14
Cleaning of duct system
Most dampers have components which obstruct the duct
system to a greater or lesser extent, and thus obstruct or pre- 15
vent cleaning.
Please refer to page 603.
16
17
18

Regulating damper DRU

Dimensions
1 Ø 80–630
45
2
Ød1
3
4 l
Ø 800–1000
6 Description
Ød1
Has a turning, cut-off blade. The blade is stepless adjust-
able 0–90°. The damper admits an insulation thickness of
approx. 50 mm.
7
The blade is designed to generate a minimum of noise. The
noise is approx. the same as for a perforated blade. But the l
8 blade is less sensitive to clogging since it lacks perforations.
Setting angle α
Ød1 l m Sealing class past
α = 0° = open blade, α = 90° = closed blad
nom mm kg closed blade
9 80 100 0,34 0
α
100 100 0,40 0
112 100 0,43 0
10 125 100 0,46 0
140 100 0,54 0
There is a separate assembly, measuring, balancing and 150 100 0,60 0
11 maintenance instruction for this product. 160 100 0,65 0
Ø 80–1000 fullfills pressure class A in closed position. 180 100 0,69 0
200 100 0,80 0
The cup at Ø 80–630 can be complemented with the special
12 insulation cup IK at insulation thicker than 50 mm.
224 100 0,90 0
250 100 1,28 0
Reinforced blade 280 100 1,40 0
13 300 100 1,62 0
315 100 1,70 0
355 100 2,01 0
14 400 100 2,82 0
450 100 3,70 0
500 115 4,70 0
560 115 5,51 0
15 600 115 5,90 0
630 115 6,21 0
800 230 18,2 0
16 1000 230 24,4 0
17 Ordering example
DRU 125
Product
18 Dimension Ød1


Technical data
Pressure drop graphs with noise data for 1
Ø 800×1000
dimensioning
Ø 80–315
Property The solid curves show the pressure drop, Δpt, over the
Ø 400
Ø 500
Ø 630
damper as a function of flow q, and setting angle α. 2
The dashed curves give the A-weighted sound power data,
The blade is set via a knob in a protec- × × × × LWA, in dB to the duct.
tive cup.
The setting of the blade is read against × × × × Example 3
an embossed scale at the rim of the Given
cup. Dimension Ø100
The blade is locked with two screws, × × × × Flow 60 l/s 4
type Pozidriv (PZD2). Pressure drop 200 Pa
The blade has reinforced locking with ×
a sturdy wing nut. Obtained from graph
The blade is reinforced. × × Setting angle 40° 5
The blade is additionally reinforced. × Sound power level 63 dB (A)
With sturdy handle. × × ×
With additionally reinforced handle. × 6
With reinforced stop beads. × ×
The axle is reinforced. ×
The damper can be delivered pre- × × × ×
pared for motor.
7
The damper can be delivered with × × × × × Ø80
LWA [dB] α [°]
motor. [Pa]
80 70 60 50
1000 40 8
80
500
30
9
Δ pt
70
100
60
50 10
50
40
11
10
15 20 30 40 50 60 70 [l/s]
100 150 200 250 [m3/h]

q 12
13
Ø100
LWA [dB] α [°]
[Pa]
80 70 60 50
1000
40
14
500 80
30
15
Δ pt
70
100
50 60 16
50
40 17
10
30 40 50 100 [l/s]
100 150 200 300 400 [m3/h]

q 18

1
Ø125 Ø250
LWA [dB] α [°] LWA [dB] α [°]
[Pa] [Pa]
80 80 70 60 50
2 1000 70 60 50
40 1000
40
500 80 500
30 30
3 80
Δ pt
Δ pt
70
100 70 100
60
4 50 60 50 50
50 40
5 10
40
10
50 100 150 [l/s]
150 200 300 400 500 600 700 [l/s]
150 200 300 400 500 600 [m3/h] 1000 1500 2000 2500 [m3/h]
6 q q
7
Ø160 Ø315
[Pa] [Pa]
80 70 60 50 80 70 60 50
8 1000 40 1000 40
500 500
80 80 30
30
9
Δ pt
Δ pt
70
100 70 100
60
10 50
60
50
50 50
40
11 10 10
40
100 150 200 300 [l/s] 300 400 500 1000 [l/s]
300 400 500 1000 [m3/h] 1000 2000 3000 4000 [m3/h]
12 q q
13
Ø200 Ø400
[Pa] [Pa]
80 70 60 50 80 70 60 50
14 1000
40
1000
40
500 500 80
30 30
15 80
Δ pt
Δ pt
70
100 70 100
16 50 60 50 60
50 50
40
40
17
10 10
100 200 300 400 [l/s] 400 500 1000 1500 [l/s]
400 500 1000 1500 [m3/h] 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 [m3/h]
18 q q

1
Ø500 Ø1000
LWA [dB] α [°] [Pa] α [°]
[Pa] 80 70 60 80 70 60 50 40
50
1000 40
500
2
300
500 30
30 200
65
3
60
80
Δ pt
100
20
55
Δpt
100 70
50
50 ]
[dB
4
45
50 60 30 L WA 10
40
50 20
40 10 5
10 2400 3000 4000 5000 12000 [l/s]
600 1000 1500 2000 3000 [l/s]
q
3000 4000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
q 3 4 5
v
10 [m/s] 6
7
Ø630
LWA [dB] α [°]
[Pa]
80 70 60 50
1000
40 8
500
30
9
Δ pt
80
100
70
50
60
10
50
10
11
1000 1500 2000 3000 4000 [l/s]
4000 5000 10000 15000 [m3/h]

q 12
13
Ø800
α [°]
[Pa]
90 80 70 60 50
500 40 14
300
200 30
65
15
60
100
55
20
Δpt
50
50 ]
[dB
16
45
L WA
30
40
10
20
10 17
1500 2000 3000 4000 5000 7500
[l/s]
q
3 4 5 10 [m/s]
v 18


Sound data for DRU
1 Sound power level LW, [dB] to duct in the octave bands 1–8, 63–8000 Hz, as a function of dimension, flow and pressure drop.
The methods ISO 5135 and ISO 3741 have been used to measure these sound values, as recommended by the Swedish
National Testing and Research Institute.
2
Pressure Velocity app. 3 [m/s] Velocity app. 6 [m/s] Velocity app. 9 [m/s]
dim
drop Centre frequency [Hz] Centre frequency [Hz] Centre frequency [Hz]
Ød1
[Pa] 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
3 Flow 15 [l/s] Flow 30 [l/s] Flow 45 [l/s]
500 65 65 65 65 59 55 49 46 67 67 67 67 60 57 50 47 70 70 70 70 63 60 53 49
80 300 63 63 60 60 54 48 42 36 66 66 63 63 56 50 44 38 70 70 67 67 60 54 47 40
200 63 63 60 54 51 43 34 29 65 65 62 56 53 44 35 30 70 70 67 60 57 48 38 32
100 55 60 53 48 43 30 23 15 59 65 57 51 46 32 24 16 66 72 63 57 51 36 27 18
4 50 56 54 47 43 36 25 16 9 59 59 52 47 40 27 17 10 - - - - - - - -
Flow 25 [l/s] Flow 50 [l/s] Flow 75 [l/s]
500 67 64 64 57 54 48 48 48 72 68 68 62 59 52 52 52 78 75 75 67 64 57 57 57
100 300 62 61 60 54 51 45 42 42 68 68 68 59 56 50 47 47 75 74 73 65 61 54 51 51
5 200
100
58
58
58 58 50 48 40 37
55 53 46 41 34 26
37
24
65
68
65 64 57 54 45 42
66 62 54 48 40 31
42
29
74
79
73 73 64 59 50 47
75 71 62 56 46 36
46
33
50 55 53 48 42 35 26 22 18 69 67 60 53 44 33 28 22 - - - - - - - -
500 71 68 65 59 56 50 50 47 76 73 70 63 60 53 53 50 83 79 76 68 65 58 58 54
6 125 300
200
66
65
66 60 55 52 46 43
62 57 51 46 41 38
40
38
73
74
73 67 60 57 51 48
71 65 59 53 47 43
44
43
79
82
79 72 66 62 55 52
78 71 65 58 51 48
48
48
100 64 59 53 47 39 34 29 27 77 70 63 55 47 40 35 32 84 78 70 61 51 45 39 35
50 63 54 50 41 36 27 25 20 80 68 60 51 43 34 32 26 - - - - - - - -
7 500
300
68
63
67 64 59 55 53 52
62 59 55 52 49 46
51
45
72
67
71 68 62 59 55 54
66 64 58 55 52 49
53
48
78
75
77 74 67 63 60 59
75 71 65 61 58 54
58
54
160
200 61 58 56 50 48 42 40 40 68 65 62 56 53 47 44 44 76 73 69 63 59 53 50 50
100 59 54 50 45 40 35 33 31 70 64 60 53 48 42 39 38 77 73 69 61 54 48 45 44
50 54 50 46 37 33 29 25 25 69 64 58 48 42 37 32 32 - - - - - - - -
8 500 70
Flow 100 [l/s]
64 61 55 52 52 55 55 75
Flow 200 [l/s]
68 65 59 55 55 59 59 83
Flow 300 [l/s]
76 72 65 61 61 65 65
200 300 67 62 56 50 48 45 48 48 74 68 62 55 52 51 53 52 84 78 71 64 61 57 60 60
200 62 57 55 47 44 42 42 42 71 65 62 53 50 48 47 47 83 76 71 62 58 55 54 54
100 57 52 48 41 39 36 34 34 69 64 58 50 47 44 42 42 83 76 69 59 56 53 50 50
9 50 51 45 41 36 32 32 28
Flow 150 [l/s]
28 63 56 51 44 39 39 34
Flow 300 [l/s]
34 - - - - - -
Flow 450 [l/s]
- -
500 69 66 59 53 50 54 53 52 71 67 61 56 53 56 55 54 78 75 68 61 58 61 60 59
250 300 63 61 55 50 47 46 48 47 66 63 57 51 48 47 51 48 75 72 65 59 55 55 59 55
200 59 57 52 46 44 41 44 44 63 60 55 49 46 44 46 46 72 69 63 57 55 54 54 53
10 100
50
56
52
52 45 41 38 36 34
48 40 38 34 30 28
31
24
63
61
57 51 45 43 40 38
56 47 45 40 38 33
35
28
75
-
69 60 56 52 49 45
- - - - - -
42
-
500 68 65 59 53 50 50 53 50 74 71 65 58 55 55 58 55 82 78 71 64 60 60 54 60
315 300 62 59 54 49 46 45 49 43 69 66 60 54 51 51 54 48 78 74 68 61 57 57 61 54
11 200
100
60
54
55 50 45 43 40 43
52 45 41 38 36 36
40
31
70
66
64 58 52 49 48 49
63 55 50 47 46 44
46
39
79
76
72 66 59 58 57 56
72 64 57 54 52 50
52
44
50 49 49 43 38 34 32 30 24 64 64 56 49 45 42 40 32 - - - - - - - -
500 79 73 67 62 57 60 59 58 82 75 68 65 59 62 61 60 88 81 74 70 62 66 65 64
12 400 300 72 66 60 54 51 51 51 51 77 70 64 58 56 55 54 54 84 77 70 63 62 61 60 60
200 67 62 56 50 48 48 48 45 74 68 62 56 53 52 52 49 82 75 68 61 60 59 58 54
100 61 56 49 44 42 39 39 34 72 66 58 53 49 47 46 40 83 76 67 60 58 55 53 47
50 57 52 44 39 37 35 34 26 72 67 56 50 47 44 44 33 - - - - - - - -
13 500 84 77 70 64 63 62 61 60 85 78 71 65 64 63 62 61 91 84 76 68 67 68 68 67
500 300 77 70 64 58 54 54 58 58 80 74 67 60 57 57 60 60 88 80 73 66 62 62 66 66
200 71 65 59 53 50 50 50 47 77 70 64 58 56 55 54 51 85 78 72 65 63 61 60 57
100 63 58 53 47 46 44 42 37 72 66 60 55 53 51 49 43 82 75 70 63 60 57 55 50
50 59 52 47 44 42 38 38 31 71 63 57 54 51 46 46 37 - - - - - - - -
500 88 80 73 69 66 64 63 62 90 83 75 71 68 67 65 64 96 88 80 76 72 72 70 68
630 300 82 75 69 65 62 61 58 55 84 77 70 67 63 62 61 56 92 84 77 73 69 68 68 61
200 78 72 65 62 59 55 55 49 80 74 67 64 60 57 57 50 89 82 75 71 67 63 63 56
100 71 66 59 54 50 46 45 40 78 71 66 59 56 49 47 44 90 82 76 68 63 58 55 50
15 50 66 58 53 48 43 40 39 30 77 68 62 57 51 45 48 36 - - - - - - - -
500 – – – – – – – – 72 65 62 63 62 62 61 56 78 70 66 66 65 64 63 58
300 62 55 51 52 53 54 51 43 69 62 58 59 57 56 55 49 75 67 62 62 60 59 57 51
800 200 58 52 49 49 50 49 45 37 67 60 56 55 53 52 49 43 72 64 60 59 57 55 52 46
16 100 55 48 45 44 44 40 35 29 63 55 51 49 47 44 40 34 68 59 55 53 51 48 44 37
50 52 44 40 38 35 31 26 20 60 50 46 44 41 37 33 25 66 55 51 48 45 42 37 30
25 48 40 36 32 29 23 19 10 58 45 42 39 35 30 25 17 64 51 48 44 40 37 31 24
17 500
300
–
66
– – – –
59 55 56 55 56 53
– – –
45
77
74
70 66 67 64 64 63
66 61 60 58 57 56
57
48
81
79
74 69 69 67 65 64
71 65 64 61 59 58
58
51
1000 200 64 56 53 52 52 51 48 38 72 64 58 56 54 52 50 42 76 69 63 60 57 55 53 45
100 60 52 46 45 44 41 37 28 67 58 53 49 47 44 40 32 72 64 58 55 52 49 47 39
50 56 47 40 39 36 31 27 15 62 54 48 44 41 37 33 25 68 60 54 52 48 45 43 36
25 53 41 36 36 30 23 16 8 58 50 44 40 37 33 28 20 65 57 51 50 45 43 41 34
18

2
Pressure Velocity app. 12 [m/s] Velocity app. 15 [m/s]
dim
drop Centre frequency [Hz] Centre frequency [Hz]
Ød1
[Pa] 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
Flow 60 [l/s] Flow 75 [l/s] 3
500 75 75 75 75 68 64 56 53 80 80 80 80 72 68 60 56
80 300 75 75 71 71 64 57 50 43 79 79 75 75 68 60 53 45
200 75 75 71 65 61 51 41 34 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4
Flow 100 [l/s] Flow 120 [l/s]
500 84 81 80 72 68 62 61 61 88 85 84 76 72 65 64 64
100 300 81 80 79 70 67 59 56 55 86 85 84 74 70 62 59 58
200 80 80 79 69 66 55 51 51 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
500 89 85 81 73 69 62 62 58 91 87 83 75 71 63 63 59
125 300
200
86 86 79 71 68 60 56
89 85 78 70 63 56 52
53
52
89 88 81 73 69 62 58
- - - - - - -
54
- 6
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
160
500
300
84 84 80 72 68 65 65
81 81 78 70 67 63 59
65
59
89 89 85 77 73 69 69
87 87 83 76 72 68 64
69
64 7
200 84 80 77 69 66 58 55 55 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
500
Flow 400 [l/s]
90 82 78 72 67 66 71 70
Flow 450 [l/s]
93 85 81 73 71 70 74 73
8
200 300 92 84 78 71 67 63 67 66 95 87 81 72 68 66 69 68
200 90 83 79 69 65 62 61 60 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - -
Flow 600 [l/s]
- - - - - - - -
Flow 750 [l/s]
- -
9
500 87 83 76 68 64 68 68 68 94 90 82 74 70 74 74 74
250 300 84 80 73 67 65 64 62 61 91 87 80 72 70 69 72 68
200 82 79 72 64 63 63 62 61 - - - - - - - -
100
50
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 10
Flow 1000 [l/s] Flow 1200 [l/s]
500 89 85 77 69 68 67 69 65 92 88 80 72 71 70 72 68
315 300 85 81 74 66 64 64 66 59 89 85 78 70 68 68 70 62
200
100
86 79 72 65 63 62 64
- - - - - - -
58
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
11
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Flow 1600 [l/s] Flow 1800 [l/s]
500 95 87 79 75 67 71 70 69 98 90 82 78 70 74 73 72
400 300
200
91 83 76 69 67 66 65
89 82 75 69 67 64 63
64
60
94 86 79 71 70 69 68
- - - - - - -
67
-
12
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Flow 2400 [l/s] Flow 3000 [l/s]
500 96 88 80 72 70 73 72 71 102 94 85 78 75 77 77 76 13
500 300 93 85 78 70 66 66 70 70 99 91 83 74 70 70 74 74
200 91 84 76 70 68 66 65 61 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Flow 4000 [l/s] Flow 4500 [l/s] 14
500 103 95 86 82 77 77 76 73 107 98 90 85 81 81 80 76
630 300 100 91 83 79 75 75 74 66 105 96 88 83 79 79 79 70
200 98 90 82 78 74 70 70 62 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 15
Flow 6000 [l/s] Flow 7500 [l/s]
500 83 73 69 69 68 66 65 60 – – – – – – – –
300 79 70 65 65 63 61 59 54 83 73 68 67 66 64 62 57
800 200 77 67 63 62 60 58 55 49 80 70 66 65 63 61 58 52
100 73 63 59 57 55 52 48 42 77 67 62 60 57 55 51 45 16
50 71 60 55 52 49 47 41 35 76 65 61 58 54 52 47 40
25 71 59 54 51 48 44 39 32 76 65 60 57 54 50 45 38
Flow 9400 [l/s] Flow 11800 [l/s]
500 85 77 71 71 68 67 65 60 – – – – – – – –
300 82 74 68 66 64 62 60 54 – – – – – – – – 17
1000 200 80 71 65 64 61 58 57 50 – – – – – – – –
100 76 67 61 59 56 54 52 46 – – – – – – – –
50 73 65 58 57 54 51 50 45 – – – – – – – –
25 72 64 58 57 53 51 49 44 – – – – – – – –
18

Damper with flow meter DIRU

Dimensions
1
s
screw g
lockin
en the ent
djustm
after
Ød1
Thigt
3
4 DIRU 125
6524 21-nov-05
ØD l
5
6 Description Ød1 ØD l m
The damper DIRU with flow meter offers measurement of nom mm mm kg
the air flow. DIRU has following characteristics: low noise 80 135 52 0,60
level, centric flow, fixed measurement nozzles for accurate
7 flow measurement and is equipped with regulating facilities
100 163 54 0,80
which can be fully opened, which means that you do not 125 210 63 1,20
need cleaning covers. It fulfils tightness class C. 150 230 53 1,40
8 160 230 60 1,40
The damper blades forms a measuring flange which allows
flow measuring. By measuring the pressure difference 200 285 62 2,00
between the measure nozzles, you can through the equation 250 333 62 2,60
9 on the damper derive the flow q [l/s]. The setting value of the 300 406 65 3,00
damper and the correction factor (k-factor) is the same 315 406 63 3,40
number which means that you do not have to read a graphs
10 400 560 70 6,90
in order to get the k-factor from a setting value.
500 644 60 7,90
The air flow is regulated with a handle. 630 811 60 11,9
11 There is a separate assembly, measuring, balancing and
maintenance instruction for this product.
12 Ø 80–630 fullfills pressure class A in closed position.

Material
The damper is made of hot-dip galvanized sheet steel.
13 Installation
Consider required straight distance after or before distur-
bance, as mentioned on the card attached to the measure-
14 ment nozzles, to obtain accurate flow measurement.
Cleaning
By fully open the damper, one get access to the duct. Do
15 not forget to readjust the damper after cleaning.
16 Ordering example
DIRU 160
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
18

Damper with flow meter DIRU

Technical data for DIRU, DIRBU and
DIRVU 1
l = straight distance before and after Method error

± 7%
2
disturbances
3
ØD
l≥1D
l
6
ØD
l l≥1D
l
8
ØD
l l≥3D 9
l
10
ØD
11
l≥3D
l
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

air duct systems | dampers and measure units
Damper with flow meter DIRU, DIRBU,

DIRVU
Pressure drop graph with noise data for
1 dimensioning
Ø150 k
2 Ø80
k
[Pa]
3,
5
4,
0
5,
0 0 0
6, 7, 8,
0
[Pa] 300 0
1,0 1,5 2,0 2,5 9,
300 0
3,0 200 1
3 200
55 12
3,5
100 50
100 4,0
55 45 15
4 50
Δpt
Δpt
45 50 40
50 40 40
40 35 B]
] [d
5 30
35 [dB 30
LW
A
A
LW 30
20 30 20
6 10 10
10 15 20 30 40 50 60 [l/s] 35 40 50 100 150 200 [l/s]
q
q
[m/s]
2 3 4 5 10 [m/s] 2 3 4 5 10
7 v v
Ø100 k Ø160 k
[Pa] 5 0 5 0 5 0 [Pa]
1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4, 5 0 0 0 0 0 0
3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
8 300
4,
5 300
200 55 200 12
0
5,
5
50 5, 55
9 100 45 100 50
15
0 16
6, 45
40
Δpt
35 B] 40
10 50 [d 50
Δpt
LW
A B]
40 40 35 [d
30 LW
A
30 30
30
11 20 20
10 10
12 15 20 30 40
q
50 100 [l/s] 40 50 100
q
150 200 250 [l/s]
[m/s] [m/s]
2 3 4 5 10 2 3 4 5 10
v v
13 Ø125 k Ø200 k
[Pa] [Pa]
,5 ,0 ,0 ,0 5,0 0 7 8 9 10 12 15
1 2 3 4 6, 300
300
55 , 0
7
14 200
50 0
200
8, 20
0 55
45 9,
100 100
25
15 40
10
50
35 B] 45
Δpt
[d
30 A 29
Δpt
50 LW 50 40
]
40 dB
16 40
30
35
LW
A
[
30
30
20 20
17
10 10
25 30 40 50 100 150 [l/s] 60 100 150 200 300 400 [l/s]
q q
18 3 4 5 10
[m/s]
2 3 4 5 10
[m/s]
v v


DIRVU
1
Ø250 k Ø400 k
[Pa]
10 12 15 20
[Pa]
15 20 30 40
2
300
8
300 50
25 60
200 200
30 70
55
3
55 80
50 35
100 100 50
45
90
40
40 45 0 4
Δpt
10
Δpt
B] B]
50 35 [d 50 40 [d
A A
40 LW 40 LW
30 45 35
30 30
0 5
30 13
20 20
10 10
6
100 150 200 300 400 500 600 [l/s] 250 300 400 500 1000 1500 [l/s]
q q
[m/s] [m/s]
3 4 5 10 2 3 4 5 10
v v 7
Ø300 k Ø500 k
[Pa] [Pa]
14 15 20 25 30 35 25 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 0
300 10
300
8
40
200 200
100 55
50
100
9
0
50 15
60
Δpt
Δpt
45
50 50
40 50 10
40 40 B] 65 0
30 A
[d 30 45 19
35 LW 40 B]
[d
20 30 20
35 LW
A 11
30
10 10
150 200 300 400
q
500 900 [l/s] 400 500 1000
q
1500 2000 2500 [l/s]
12
[m/s] [m/s]
3 4 5 10 3 4 5 10
v v
Ø315 k
Ø630 k 13
[Pa] [Pa] 0 0
13 15 20 25 30 38 40 50 60 70 80 90 10 15
300 300
40
200 200
0
14
50 20
100 55 100
60
50 50 0
15
25
70
Δpt
Δpt
50 45 50 45
75
40 ] 40 0
40 [dB 40 B] 30 16
30 A 30 [d 0
35 LW A 31
LW
30 35
20 20
30 17
10 10
150 200 300 400 500 1000 [l/s] 600 1000 1500 2000 4000 [l/s]
q q
2 3 4 5 10
[m/s]
3 3 4 5 10
[m/s] 18
v v


Sound data
DIRVU
Sound power level LW, [dB] to duct in the octave bands 1–8, 63–8000 Hz, as a function of dimension, flow and pressure drop.
1
dim
Ød1
[Pa] 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
300 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
80 200 64 58 50 49 48 46 45 33 65 62 55 52 48 47 46 35 – – – – – – – –
100 71 52 45 41 40 37 34 21 75 58 52 45 42 40 37 23 68 67 66 58 52 47 43 31
3 50
20
70
69
52 41 34 30 28 19
49 37 29 23 17 7
16
15
62
68
55 50 39 35 32 23
53 43 34 28 21 11
17
15
65
68
64 62 53 48 42 35
61 56 48 42 34 23
24
16
300 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
200 – – – – – – – – 85 78 65 55 46 37 28 – 86 79 68 56 47 38 29 –
4 100
100 – – – – – – – – 74 67 54 44 35 26 17 – 77 70 57 47 38 29 20 –
50 64 57 44 34 25 16 7 3 66 59 46 36 27 18 9 5 70 63 50 40 31 22 13 9
20 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 66 59 46 36 27 18 9 –
5 300 – – – – – – – – 79 74 63 52 42 33 25 22 82 77 66 55 45 36 28 25
125 200 73 68 57 46 36 27 19 16 73 68 57 46 36 27 19 16 78 73 62 51 41 32 24 21
100 60 55 44 33 23 14 6 3 62 57 46 35 25 16 8 5 72 67 56 45 35 26 18 15
50 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 70 65 54 43 33 24 16 13
6 20 – – – – – –
Flow 35 [l/s]
– – – – – – – –
Flow 55 [l/s]
– – 67 62 51 40 30 21 13
Flow 110 [l/s]
10
300 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
150 200 – – – – – – – – 74 68 56 46 38 30 21 18 78 72 60 50 42 34 25 22
100 – – – – – – – – 65 59 47 37 29 21 12 9 71 65 53 43 35 27 18 15
7 50 – – – – – – – – 57 51 39 29 21 13 4 1 66 60 48 38 30 22 13 10
20 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 62 56 44 34 26 18 9 6
300 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
8 160 200 – – – – – – – – 77 68 58 48 40 32 23 20 82 73 63 53 45 37 28 25
100 67 58 48 38 30 22 13 10 69 60 50 40 32 24 15 12 74 65 55 45 37 29 20 17
50 – – – – – – – – 60 51 41 31 23 15 6 3 68 59 49 39 31 23 14 11
20 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 63 54 44 34 26 18 9 6
9 300 – – –
Flow 65 [l/s]
– – – – – – – –
Flow 95 [l/s]
– – – – – – – –
Flow 190 [l/s]
– – – – –
200 200 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
100 – – – – – – – – 69 59 50 41 33 27 20 16 75 65 56 47 39 33 26 22
50 – – – – – – – – 58 48 39 30 22 16 9 5 68 58 49 40 32 26 19 15
10 20 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 63 53 44 35 27 21 14 10
300 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
250 200 – – – – – – – – 71 61 51 49 39 34 27 24 – – – – – – – –
11 100
50
58
–
48 38 36 26 21 14
– – – – – –
11
–
60
51
50 40 38 28 23 16
41 31 29 19 14 7
13
4
67
59
57 47 45 35 30 23
49 39 37 27 22 15
20
12
20 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 55 45 35 33 23 18 11 8
Flow 150[l/s] Flow 210[l/s] Flow 420[l/s]
12 300
200
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
70
– – – –
62 53 51 44 39 30
– – –
29
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
300
100 57 49 40 38 31 26 17 16 59 51 42 40 33 28 19 18 64 56 47 45 38 33 24 23
50 46 38 29 27 20 15 6 5 49 41 32 30 23 18 9 8 58 50 41 39 32 27 18 17
20 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 53 45 36 34 27 22 13 12
300 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
315 200 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
100 58 51 42 40 34 29 20 20 59 52 43 41 35 30 21 21 65 58 49 47 41 36 27 27
14 50
20
47
–
40 31 29 23 18
– – – – –
9
–
9
–
48
–
41 32 30 24 19 10
– – – – – –
10
–
59
56
52 43 41 35 30 21
49 40 38 32 27 18
21
18
300 67 60 52 51 45 41 35 33 69 62 54 53 47 43 37 35 – – – – – – – –
15 400 200
100
63
55
56 48 47 41 37 31
48 40 39 33 29 23
29
21
64
56
57 49 48 42 38 32
49 41 40 34 30 24
30
22
–
65
– – – –
58 50 49 43 39 33
– – –
31
50 46 39 31 30 24 20 14 12 50 43 35 34 28 24 18 16 59 52 44 43 37 33 27 25
20 – – – – – – – – 44 37 29 28 22 18 12 10 55 48 40 39 33 29 23 21
16 300 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
500 200 70 60 51 45 37 31 22 17 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
100 63 53 44 38 30 24 15 10 69 59 50 44 36 30 21 16 – – – – – – – –
50 58 48 39 33 25 19 10 5 63 53 44 38 30 24 15 10 – – – – – – – –
17 20 51 41 32 26 18 12
Flow 620 [l/s]
3 0 57 47 38 32 24 18
Flow 940 [l/s]
9 4 67 57 48 42 34 28 19
Flow 1870 [l/s]
14
300 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
630 200 69 59 52 47 42 39 36 30 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
18 100
50
64
58
54 47 42 37 34 31
48 41 36 31 28 25
25
19
67
62
57 50 45 40 37 34
52 45 40 35 32 29
28
23
–
69
– – – –
59 52 47 42 39 36
– – –
30
20 52 42 35 30 25 27 19 13 55 45 38 33 28 25 22 6 60 50 43 38 33 30 27 21


DIRVU
dim
Pressure
drop
Velocity app. 9 [m/s]
Centre frequency [Hz]
Velocity app. 12 [m/s]
Centre frequency [Hz]
1
Ød1
[Pa] 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
Flow 45 [l/s] Flow 60[l/s]
300 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
80
200 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 2
100 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
50 63 68 67 60 54 48 41 30 – – – – – – – –
20 63 64 62 55 48 39 29 20 – – – – – – – –
Flow 70 [l/s] Flow 95[l/s] 3
300 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
200 89 82 69 59 50 41 32 – – – – – – – – –
100
100 83 76 63 53 44 35 26 – – – – – – – – –
50 77 70 57 47 38 29 20 16 – – – – – – – –
20 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 4
300 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
200 81 76 65 54 44 35 27 24 – – – – – – – –
125
100
50
78
75
73 62 51 41 32 24
70 59 48 38 29 21
21
18
81
–
76 65 54 44 35 27
– – – – – –
24
–
5
20 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
Flow 160 [l/s] Flow 200[l/s]
300 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
150
200 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 6
100 77 71 59 49 41 33 24 21 81 75 63 53 45 37 28 25
50 73 67 55 45 37 29 20 17 – – – – – – – –
20 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
300 – – –
Flow 180 [l/s]
– – – – – – – –
Flow 240 [l/s]
– – – – –
7
160 200 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
100 81 72 62 52 44 36 27 24 – – – – – – – –
50 75 66 56 46 38 30 21 18 – – – – – – – –
20 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 8
300 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
200 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
200
100
50
79
73
69 60 51 43 37 30
63 54 45 37 31 24
26
20
–
78
– – – –
68 59 50 42 36 29
– – –
25
9
20 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
300 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
250
200 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 10
100 76 66 56 54 44 39 32 29 – – – – – – – –
50 70 60 50 48 38 33 26 23 – – – – – – – –
20 65 55 45 43 33 28 21 18 – – – – – – – –
300 – – –
Flow 640 [l/s]
– – – – – – – –
Flow 850[l/s]
– – – – –
11
200 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
300
100 70 62 53 51 44 39 30 29 – – – – – – – –
50 66 58 49 47 40 35 26 25 70 62 53 51 44 39 30 29
20 62 54 45 43 36 31 22 21 – – – – – – – – 12
300 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
200 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
315
100
50
70
66
63 54 52 46 41 32
59 50 48 42 37 28
32
28
–
70
– – – –
63 54 52 46 41 32
– – –
32
13
20 63 56 47 45 39 34 25 25 – – – – – – – –
Flow 1130 [l/s] Flow 1500 [l/s]
300 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
400
200 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 14
100 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
50 66 59 51 50 44 40 34 32 – – – – – – – –
20 63 56 48 47 41 37 31 29 – – – – – – – –
300 – – –
Flow 1770 [l/s]
– – – – – – – –
Flow 2360 [l/s]
– – – – –
15
200 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
500
100 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
50 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
20 73 63 54 48 40 34 25 20 – – – – – – – – 16
Flow 2810 [l/s] Flow 3740 [l/s]
300 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
200 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
630
100
50
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
– 17
20 63 53 46 41 36 33 30 24 64 54 47 42 37 34 31 25
18

Shut-off damper DSU

Dimensions
1 Ø 80–630
45
2
Ød1
3
4 l
Ø 800–1000
6 Description
Ød1
Has a turning, circular blade. The blade is stepless adjust-
able 0–90°. The damper is used when you have lower
demands for shut-off capacity. The damper admits an insu-
7 lation thickness of approx. 50 mm.
The damper can on occations be used for regulation. l
8 Setting angle α
α = 0° = open blade, α = 90° = closed blade
Ød1 l m Sealing class past
nom mm kg closed blade
9 α
63 100 0,30 0
80 100 0,35 0
100 100 0,40 0
10 112 100 0,44 0
maintenance instruction for this product. 140 100 0,54 0
11 Ø 63–1000 fullfills pressure class A in closed position. 150 100 0,57 0
160 100 0,67 0
The cup at Ø 80–630 can be complemented with the special 180 100 0,73 0
insulation cup IK at insulation thicker than 50 mm.
12 200 100 0,86 0
224 100 1,10 0
Reinforced blade
250 100 1,31 0
13 280 100 1,51 0
300 100 1,65 0
315 100 1,81 0
14 355 100 2,00 0
400 100 2,91 1
450 100 3,90 1
500 115 4,92 1
15 560 115 6,01 1
600 115 6,40 1
630 115 6,92 1
16 800 230 19,0 1
1000 230 30,0 1
17 Ordering example
DSU 160
Product
18 Dimension Ød1

Shut-off damper DSU

Technical data
Ø 800–1000
dimensioning
Ø 80–315
Property The solid curves show the pressure drop, Δpt, over the
Ø 400
Ø 500
Ø 630
The blade is set via a knob in a protec- The dashed curves give the A-weighted sound power data,
× × × × LWA, in dB to the duct.
tive cup.
The setting of the blade is read against Example 3
an embossed scale at the rim of the × × × × Given Dimension Ø100
cup. Flow 60 l/s
The blade is locked with two screws,
× × × ×
Pressure drop 200 Pa 4
type Pozidriv (PZD2). Obtained from graph
The blade has reinforced locking with Setting angle 38°
×
a sturdy wing nut. Sound power level 63 dB (A)
The blade is reinforced. × × ×
5
The blade is additionally reinforced. ×
With additionally reinforced handle. × 6
With reinforced stop beads. × ×
The axle is reinforced. ×
The damper can be delivered pre- 7
× × × × Ø80
pared for motor.
The damper can be delivered with [Pa] L [dB]
× × × × × α [°]
motor.
WA
70 60 50 40 8
1000
80
500
30
9
70
Δ pt
100 60
10
50 50
40
11
10
15 20 30 40 50 60 70 [l/s]
100 150 200 250 [m3/h] 12

q
13
Ø100
[Pa] α [°]
LWA [dB]
60 50
1000 40 14
80
500
30
15
70
Δ pt
100
60
50 16
50
40
17
10
30 40 50 100 [l/s]
100 150 200 300 400 [m3/h]

q 18

Shut-off damper DSU
1
Ø125 Ø250
[Pa] α [°]
α [°] [Pa]
LWA [dB] LWA [dB] 60
2 1000
60 50 40
1000
50 40
80
500 80
500
30 30
3
70
70
Δ pt
100 100 60
Δ pt
4 50
60
50
50
50 40
5 40
10 10
50 100 150 [l/s]
150 200 300 400 500 600 700 [l/s]
150 200 300 400 500 600 [m3/h]
2000 2500 [m3/h]
6 q
1000
q
1500
7
Ø160 Ø315
[Pa] α [°] α [°]
LWA [dB] [Pa]
LWA [dB]
8 1000
60 50 40
1000
60 50 40
500 500 80
30 30
9 80
Δ pt
70 70
100 100
Δ pt
60 60
10 50 50
50
50
40
11 40
10 10
100 150 200 300 [l/s] 300 400 500 1000 [l/s]
300 400 500 1000 [m3/h] 4000 [m3/h]

12 q
1000 2000
q
3000
13
Ø200 Ø400
α [°]
[Pa] LWA [dB] α [°] [Pa]
LWA [dB]
14 1000 60 50 40
1000
60 50
40
500 500
30 30
15 80 80
70 70
Δ pt
Δ pt
100 100
16 60
60
50 50
50
50
40
17 40
10 10
100 200 300 400 [l/s] 400 500 1000 1500 [l/s]
18 400 500 1000 1500 [m3/h] 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 [m3/h]
q q

Shut-off damper DSU
1
Ø500 Ø1000
[Pa] LWA [dB] α [°] [Pa] α [°]
60 50 40 60 50 40
1000
500
30 2
300
70
500 30 200
65
80 20 3
60
100
Δ pt
55
70
50
100 ]
50 [dB
Δpt
L WA 10
4
45
60
50 30
40
50 20
10 5
10 2400 3000 4000 5000 12000 [l/s]
600 1000 1500 2000 3000 [l/s] q
3000 4000 5000 10000 [m3/h]

q
3 4 5
v
10 [m/s]
6
7
Ø630
[Pa]
LWA [dB] α [°]
60 50 40
1000 8
500 90
30
80
9
Δ pt
100 70
50 60 10
50
10
11
1000 1500 2000 3000 4000 [l/s]
4000 5000 10000 15000 [m3/h]

q 12
13
Ø800
α [°]
[Pa]
500
60 50 40 30 14
70
300
65
200 20
15
60
55
100 10
50
Δpt
45
50 ]
[dB 16
40
30 L WA 0
35
20
10
17
1500 2000 3000 4000 5000 7500 [l/s]
q
[m/s]
3 4 5
v
10
18

Shut-off damper DSU

Sound data for DRU
2
dim
Ød1
[Pa] 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
500 65 65 65 65 59 55 49 46 67 67 67 67 60 57 50 47 70 70 70 70 63 60 53 49
80 300 63 63 60 60 54 48 42 36 66 66 63 63 56 50 44 38 70 70 67 67 60 54 47 40
200 63 63 60 54 51 43 34 29 65 65 62 56 53 44 35 30 70 70 67 60 57 48 38 32
100 55 60 53 48 43 30 23 15 59 65 57 51 46 32 24 16 66 72 63 57 51 36 27 18
4 50 56 54 47 43 36 25 16 9 59 59 52 47 40 27 17 10 - - - - - - - -
500 67 64 64 57 54 48 48 48 72 68 68 62 59 52 52 52 78 75 75 67 64 57 57 57
100 300 62 61 60 54 51 45 42 42 68 68 68 59 56 50 47 47 75 74 73 65 61 54 51 51
5 200
100
58
58
58 58 50 48 40 37
55 53 46 41 34 26
37
24
65
68
65 64 57 54 45 42
66 62 54 48 40 31
42
29
74
79
73 73 64 59 50 47
75 71 62 56 46 36
46
33
50 55 53 48 42 35 26 22 18 69 67 60 53 44 33 28 22 - - - - - - - -
500 71 68 65 59 56 50 50 47 76 73 70 63 60 53 53 50 83 79 76 68 65 58 58 54
6 125 300
200
66
65
66 60 55 52 46 43
62 57 51 46 41 38
40
38
73
74
73 67 60 57 51 48
71 65 59 53 47 43
44
43
79
82
79 72 66 62 55 52
78 71 65 58 51 48
48
48
100 64 59 53 47 39 34 29 27 77 70 63 55 47 40 35 32 84 78 70 61 51 45 39 35
50 63 54 50 41 36 27 25 20 80 68 60 51 43 34 32 26 - - - - - - - -
7 500
300
68
63
67 64 59 55 53 52
62 59 55 52 49 46
51
45
72
67
71 68 62 59 55 54
66 64 58 55 52 49
53
48
78
75
77 74 67 63 60 59
75 71 65 61 58 54
58
54
160
200 61 58 56 50 48 42 40 40 68 65 62 56 53 47 44 44 76 73 69 63 59 53 50 50
100 59 54 50 45 40 35 33 31 70 64 60 53 48 42 39 38 77 73 69 61 54 48 45 44
50 54 50 46 37 33 29 25 25 69 64 58 48 42 37 32 32 - - - - - - - -
8 500 70
Flow 100 [l/s]
64 61 55 52 52 55 55 75
Flow 200 [l/s]
68 65 59 55 55 59 59 83
Flow 300 [l/s]
76 72 65 61 61 65 65
200 300 67 62 56 50 48 45 48 48 74 68 62 55 52 51 53 52 84 78 71 64 61 57 60 60
200 62 57 55 47 44 42 42 42 71 65 62 53 50 48 47 47 83 76 71 62 58 55 54 54
100 57 52 48 41 39 36 34 34 69 64 58 50 47 44 42 42 83 76 69 59 56 53 50 50
9 50 51 45 41 36 32 32 28
Flow 150 [l/s]
28 63 56 51 44 39 39 34
Flow 300 [l/s]
34 - - - - - -
Flow 450 [l/s]
- -
500 69 66 59 53 50 54 53 52 71 67 61 56 53 56 55 54 78 75 68 61 58 61 60 59
250 300 63 61 55 50 47 46 48 47 66 63 57 51 48 47 51 48 75 72 65 59 55 55 59 55
200 59 57 52 46 44 41 44 44 63 60 55 49 46 44 46 46 72 69 63 57 55 54 54 53
10 100
50
56
52
52 45 41 38 36 34
48 40 38 34 30 28
31
24
63
61
57 51 45 43 40 38
56 47 45 40 38 33
35
28
75
-
69 60 56 52 49 45
- - - - - -
42
-
500 68 65 59 53 50 50 53 50 74 71 65 58 55 55 58 55 82 78 71 64 60 60 54 60
315 300 62 59 54 49 46 45 49 43 69 66 60 54 51 51 54 48 78 74 68 61 57 57 61 54
11 200
100
60
54
55 50 45 43 40 43
52 45 41 38 36 36
40
31
70
66
64 58 52 49 48 49
63 55 50 47 46 44
46
39
79
76
72 66 59 58 57 56
72 64 57 54 52 50
52
44
50 49 49 43 38 34 32 30 24 64 64 56 49 45 42 40 32 - - - - - - - -
500 79 73 67 62 57 60 59 58 82 75 68 65 59 62 61 60 88 81 74 70 62 66 65 64
12 400 300 72 66 60 54 51 51 51 51 77 70 64 58 56 55 54 54 84 77 70 63 62 61 60 60
200 67 62 56 50 48 48 48 45 74 68 62 56 53 52 52 49 82 75 68 61 60 59 58 54
100 61 56 49 44 42 39 39 34 72 66 58 53 49 47 46 40 83 76 67 60 58 55 53 47
50 57 52 44 39 37 35 34 26 72 67 56 50 47 44 44 33 - - - - - - - -
13 500 84 77 70 64 63 62 61 60 85 78 71 65 64 63 62 61 91 84 76 68 67 68 68 67
500 300 77 70 64 58 54 54 58 58 80 74 67 60 57 57 60 60 88 80 73 66 62 62 66 66
200 71 65 59 53 50 50 50 47 77 70 64 58 56 55 54 51 85 78 72 65 63 61 60 57
100 63 58 53 47 46 44 42 37 72 66 60 55 53 51 49 43 82 75 70 63 60 57 55 50
50 59 52 47 44 42 38 38 31 71 63 57 54 51 46 46 37 - - - - - - - -
500 88 80 73 69 66 64 63 62 90 83 75 71 68 67 65 64 96 88 80 76 72 72 70 68
630 300 82 75 69 65 62 61 58 55 84 77 70 67 63 62 61 56 92 84 77 73 69 68 68 61
200 78 72 65 62 59 55 55 49 80 74 67 64 60 57 57 50 89 82 75 71 67 63 63 56
100 71 66 59 54 50 46 45 40 78 71 66 59 56 49 47 44 90 82 76 68 63 58 55 50
15 50 66 58 53 48 43 40 39 30 77 68 62 57 51 45 48 36 - - - - - - - -
500 63 57 55 59 59 61 59 54 73 66 61 61 61 62 59 55 79 71 66 65 64 64 61 57
300 61 53 51 53 53 54 52 45 70 62 57 56 56 56 52 47 76 67 62 60 58 58 55 49
800 200 59 51 48 48 49 48 45 39 68 59 54 52 52 51 46 40 73 64 59 56 55 54 50 44
16 100 56 46 43 42 41 38 33 31 64 54 50 46 45 43 37 32 68 58 54 50 49 47 42 35
50 52 42 37 36 33 28 25 20 60 49 45 41 39 35 29 28 65 54 51 46 44 41 36 31
25 48 37 33 30 26 20 20 10 57 45 40 36 34 28 24 19 63 52 48 43 41 37 31 26
17 500
300
-
66
- - - -
59 57 57 56 56 53
- - -
45
-
74
- - - -
66 61 61 60 59 55
- - -
48
-
79
- - - -
71 64 63 62 61 58
- - -
50
1000 200 64 56 53 53 52 51 47 38 71 63 58 57 55 54 50 42 76 68 61 60 58 57 53 46
100 60 51 47 46 45 42 36 28 66 58 52 50 48 46 41 32 71 64 57 55 52 50 46 39
50 55 46 41 41 37 32 27 16 60 53 46 44 42 38 32 23 67 61 53 52 48 46 43 36
25 49 41 36 37 32 25 19 6 56 50 43 40 37 33 28 19 64 58 51 50 46 44 41 35
18

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2
dim
Ød1
[Pa] 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
Flow 60 [l/s] Flow 75 [l/s] 3
500 75 75 75 75 68 64 56 53 80 80 80 80 72 68 60 56
80 300 75 75 71 71 64 57 50 43 79 79 75 75 68 60 53 45
200 75 75 71 65 61 51 41 34 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4
500 84 81 80 72 68 62 61 61 88 85 84 76 72 65 64 64
100 300 81 80 79 70 67 59 56 55 86 85 84 74 70 62 59 58
200 80 80 79 69 66 55 51 51 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
500 89 85 81 73 69 62 62 58 91 87 83 75 71 63 63 59
125 300
200
86 86 79 71 68 60 56
89 85 78 70 63 56 52
53
52
89 88 81 73 69 62 58
- - - - - - -
54
- 6
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
160
500
300
84 84 80 72 68 65 65
81 81 78 70 67 63 59
65
59
89 89 85 77 73 69 69
87 87 83 76 72 68 64
69
64 7
200 84 80 77 69 66 58 55 55 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
500
Flow 400 [l/s]
90 82 78 72 67 66 71 70
Flow 450 [l/s]
93 85 81 73 71 70 74 73
8
200 300 92 84 78 71 67 63 67 66 95 87 81 72 68 66 69 68
200 90 83 79 69 65 62 61 60 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - -
Flow 600 [l/s]
- - - - - - - -
Flow 750 [l/s]
- -
9
500 87 83 76 68 64 68 68 68 94 90 82 74 70 74 74 74
250 300 84 80 73 67 65 64 62 61 91 87 80 72 70 69 72 68
200 82 79 72 64 63 63 62 61 - - - - - - - -
100
50
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 10
Flow 1000 [l/s] Flow 1200 [l/s]
500 89 85 77 69 68 67 69 65 92 88 80 72 71 70 72 68
315 300 85 81 74 66 64 64 66 59 89 85 78 70 68 68 70 62
200
100
86 79 72 65 63 62 64
- - - - - - -
58
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
11
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Flow 1600 [l/s] Flow 1800 [l/s]
500 95 87 79 75 67 71 70 69 98 90 82 78 70 74 73 72
400 300
200
91 83 76 69 67 66 65
89 82 75 69 67 64 63
64
60
94 86 79 71 70 69 68
- - - - - - -
67
-
12
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Flow 2400 [l/s] Flow 3000 [l/s]
500 96 88 80 72 70 73 72 71 102 94 85 78 75 77 77 76 13
500 300 93 85 78 70 66 66 70 70 99 91 83 74 70 70 74 74
200 91 84 76 70 68 66 65 61 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Flow 4000 [l/s] Flow 4500 [l/s] 14
500 103 95 86 82 77 77 76 73 107 98 90 85 81 81 80 76
630 300 100 91 83 79 75 75 74 66 105 96 88 83 79 79 79 70
200 98 90 82 78 74 70 70 62 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 15
Flow 6000 [l/s] Flow 7500 [l/s]
500 84 74 69 68 66 66 63 60 88 79 73 70 71 71 67 62
300 82 72 66 63 61 61 57 53 84 76 71 66 68 68 63 57
800 200 80 69 63 60 57 57 53 47 82 74 68 63 64 63 58 52
100 76 64 59 55 52 51 46 41 79 69 63 59 56 55 51 45 16
50 72 60 56 51 48 46 41 35 77 66 61 57 54 52 48 41
25 70 59 55 51 48 44 39 32 - - - - - - - -
Flow 9400 [l/s] Flow 11800 [l/s]
500 85 77 71 70 69 69 66 60 - - - - - - - -
300 82 74 67 66 65 63 60 54 - - - - - - - - 17
1000 200 80 72 65 64 61 60 57 51 - - - - - - - -
100 76 68 61 60 57 55 53 51 - - - - - - - -
50 73 66 59 58 55 52 51 48 - - - - - - - -
25 70 64 57 57 53 50 49 43 - - - - - - - -
18

Shut-off damper DTU

Dimensions
1 Ø 80–630
45
2
Ød1
3
4 l
Ø 710–1000
6 Description
Has a turning circular blade with an EPDM-rubber seal
which tightens against the inside of the damper when Ød1
closed. The blade can be adjusted in a 0–90° angle.
7
The cup at Ø 80–630 can be complemented with the special
insulation cup IK at insulation thicker than 50 mm. l
8
The damper can be used for regulating at rare occations.
Sealing class
There is a separate assembly, measuring, balancing and Ød1 l M m past closed
9 maintenance instruction for this product. nom mm Nm kg blade
80 100 2,0 0,30 4
Ø 80–315 fullfills pressure class C in closed position.
Ø 355–630 fullfills pressure class B in closed position. 100 100 2,0 0,38 4
10 Ø 710–1000 fullfills pressure class A in closed position. 112 100 2,0 0,48 4
125 100 2,0 0,53 4
Motorizing
140 100 2,0 0,60 4
11 The torque needed for the motorizing is given in the adja-
150 100 2,0 0,63 4
cent table.
Ø710–1000 is not possible to motorize on site. 160 100 2,0 0,74 4
12 180 100 2,0 0,82 4
200 100 2,0 1,04 4
Reinforced blade
224 100 3,0 1,27 4
13 250 100 3,0 1,52 4
280 100 4,0 1,77 4
300 100 4,0 1,98 4
14 315 100 4,0 2,14 4
355 100 8,0 2,44 4
400 100 8,0 3,65 4
15 450 100 10 4,84 4
500 115 10 6,07 4
560 115 15 7,47 4
16
600 115 15 8,11 4
630 115 15 8,80 4
17 Ordering example
710 230 40 17,0 4
800 230 40 19,5 4
DTU 200 900 230 60 26,0 4
Product
18 Dimension Ød1
1000 230 60 31,0 4

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Shut-off damper DTU

Technical data
Ø 710-1000
Ø 80–315
dimensioning
Property
The solid curves show the pressure drop, Δpt, over the
Ø 400
Ø 500
Ø 630
The blade is set via a knob in a pro- The dashed curves give the A-weighted sound power data,
× × × ×
tective cup. LWA, in dB to the duct.
The setting of the blade is read 3
against an embossed scale at the rim × × × × Example
of the cup. Given Dimension Ø100
The blade is locked with two screws,
Flow 60 l/s 4
× × × × Pressure drop 200 Pa
type Pozidriv (PZD2).
Obtained from graph
The blade has reinforced locking with Setting angle 32°
× 5
a sturdy wing nut. Sound power level 63 dB (A)
The blade is reinforced. × × ×
The blade is additionally reinforced. ×
6
With additionally reinforced handle. ×
With reinforced stop beads. × × × 7
The axle is reinforced. × Ø80
The damper can be delivered pre- [Pa] LWA [dB] α [°]
× × × × × 50 30
pared for motor. Is then called DTHU. 1000
40
8
The damper can be delivered with 80
500
electric motor of On/Off-type without × × × × ×
70
spring return. Is then called DTBU.
9
The damper can be delivered with 60
Δ pt
electric motor of On/Off-type with × × × × 100

spring return. Is then called DTBCU.
50
50
10
The damper can be delivered with
pneumatic actuator of On/Off-type
× × × ×
with spring return. Is then called
DTPU. 11
10
15 20 30 40 50 60 70 [l/s]
100 150 200 250 [m3/h]

q 12
13
Ø100
[Pa]
LWA [dB] α [°]
50 40
1000 14
30
500 80
70 15
Δ pt
100 60
50 50 16
17
10
30 40 50 100 [l/s]
100 150 200 300 400 [m3/h]

q 18

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1
Ø125 Ø250
[Pa] α [°] [Pa]
LWA [dB] LWA [dB] α [°]
50 40 50 40
2 1000 1000
30
500 80 30 500 80
70
3 70
60
Δ pt
Δ pt
100 100
60 50
4 50
50
50
40
40
5 10 10
50 100 150 [l/s]
150 200 300 400 500 600 700 [l/s]
150 200 300 400 500 600 [m3/h] 1000 1500 2000 2500 [m3/h]
6 q q
7
Ø160 Ø315
[Pa] [Pa] LWA [dB] α [°]
LWA [dB] α [°]
50 40 60 50 40
8 1000
30
1000
500 30
500 80
80
9 70
70
Δ pt
Δ pt
60
100 60
100
50
10 50
50
50
40
40
11 10
10 300 400 500 1000 [l/s]
100 150 200 300 [l/s]
300 400 500 1000 [m3/h] 1000 2000 3000 4000 [m3/h]
12 q q
13
Ø200 Ø400
LWA [dB] 50 40 α [°]
60 50 40
14 1000 1000
500 30 500 30
80 80
15 70 70
Δ pt
Δ pt
100 60 100
60
16 50 50 50
50
40
40
17 10 10
100 200 300 400 [l/s] 400 500 1000 1500 [l/s]
400 500 1000 1500 [m3/h] 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 [m3/h]
18 q q

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1
Ø500 Ø1000
[Pa] LWA [dB] α [°] [Pa] α [°]
50 40
1000 50 40 30
30
500 2
500 300 20
70
80
200
65
3
60
70 100 10
Δ pt
55
Δpt
100
50
60 ]
50 [dB 0
50 L WA 4
45
50 30
40
20
10 10 5
600 1000 1500 2000 3000 [l/s]
2400 3000 4000 5000 12000 [l/s]
q
3000 4000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
q
3 4 5 10 [m/s]
6
v
7
Ø630
[Pa] L [dB] α [°]
WA
50 40
1000 8
30
500
90
80 9
Δ pt
70
100
50
60
10
50
10
11
1000 1500 2000 3000 4000 [l/s]
4000 5000 10000 15000 [m3/h]

q 12
13
Ø800
[Pa] α [°]
50 40 30
500 14
300 20
70
65
200
15
60
10
55
100
50
]
[dB 0
45
50 L WA
Δpt
16
40
30
35
20
10 17
1500 2000 3000 4000 5000 7500 [l/s]
q
3 4 5 10
[m/s] 18
v

Shut-off damper DTU

Sound data for DRU
2
dim
Ød1
[Pa] 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
500 65 65 65 65 59 55 49 46 67 67 67 67 60 57 50 47 70 70 70 70 63 60 53 49
80 300 63 63 60 60 54 48 42 36 66 66 63 63 56 50 44 38 70 70 67 67 60 54 47 40
200 63 63 60 54 51 43 34 29 65 65 62 56 53 44 35 30 70 70 67 60 57 48 38 32
100 55 60 53 48 43 30 23 15 59 65 57 51 46 32 24 16 66 72 63 57 51 36 27 18
4 50 56 54 47 43 36 25 16 9 59 59 52 47 40 27 17 10 - - - - - - - -
500 67 64 64 57 54 48 48 48 72 68 68 62 59 52 52 52 78 75 75 67 64 57 57 57
100 300 62 61 60 54 51 45 42 42 68 68 68 59 56 50 47 47 75 74 73 65 61 54 51 51
5 200
100
58
58
58 58 50 48 40 37
55 53 46 41 34 26
37
24
65
68
65 64 57 54 45 42
66 62 54 48 40 31
42
29
74
79
73 73 64 59 50 47
75 71 62 56 46 36
46
33
50 55 53 48 42 35 26 22 18 69 67 60 53 44 33 28 22 - - - - - - - -
500 71 68 65 59 56 50 50 47 76 73 70 63 60 53 53 50 83 79 76 68 65 58 58 54
6 125 300
200
66
65
66 60 55 52 46 43
62 57 51 46 41 38
40
38
73
74
73 67 60 57 51 48
71 65 59 53 47 43
44
43
79
82
79 72 66 62 55 52
78 71 65 58 51 48
48
48
100 64 59 53 47 39 34 29 27 77 70 63 55 47 40 35 32 84 78 70 61 51 45 39 35
50 63 54 50 41 36 27 25 20 80 68 60 51 43 34 32 26 - - - - - - - -
7 500
300
68
63
67 64 59 55 53 52
62 59 55 52 49 46
51
45
72
67
71 68 62 59 55 54
66 64 58 55 52 49
53
48
78
75
77 74 67 63 60 59
75 71 65 61 58 54
58
54
160
200 61 58 56 50 48 42 40 40 68 65 62 56 53 47 44 44 76 73 69 63 59 53 50 50
100 59 54 50 45 40 35 33 31 70 64 60 53 48 42 39 38 77 73 69 61 54 48 45 44
50 54 50 46 37 33 29 25 25 69 64 58 48 42 37 32 32 - - - - - - - -
8 500 70
Flow 100 [l/s]
64 61 55 52 52 55 55 75
Flow 200 [l/s]
68 65 59 55 55 59 59 83
Flow 300 [l/s]
76 72 65 61 61 65 65
200 300 67 62 56 50 48 45 48 48 74 68 62 55 52 51 53 52 84 78 71 64 61 57 60 60
200 62 57 55 47 44 42 42 42 71 65 62 53 50 48 47 47 83 76 71 62 58 55 54 54
100 57 52 48 41 39 36 34 34 69 64 58 50 47 44 42 42 83 76 69 59 56 53 50 50
9 50 51 45 41 36 32 32 28
Flow 150 [l/s]
28 63 56 51 44 39 39 34
Flow 300 [l/s]
34 - - - - - -
Flow 450 [l/s]
- -
500 69 66 59 53 50 54 53 52 71 67 61 56 53 56 55 54 78 75 68 61 58 61 60 59
250 300 63 61 55 50 47 46 48 47 66 63 57 51 48 47 51 48 75 72 65 59 55 55 59 55
200 59 57 52 46 44 41 44 44 63 60 55 49 46 44 46 46 72 69 63 57 55 54 54 53
10 100
50
56
52
52 45 41 38 36 34
48 40 38 34 30 28
31
24
63
61
57 51 45 43 40 38
56 47 45 40 38 33
35
28
75
-
69 60 56 52 49 45
- - - - - -
42
-
500 68 65 59 53 50 50 53 50 74 71 65 58 55 55 58 55 82 78 71 64 60 60 54 60
315 300 62 59 54 49 46 45 49 43 69 66 60 54 51 51 54 48 78 74 68 61 57 57 61 54
11 200
100
60
54
55 50 45 43 40 43
52 45 41 38 36 36
40
31
70
66
64 58 52 49 48 49
63 55 50 47 46 44
46
39
79
76
72 66 59 58 57 56
72 64 57 54 52 50
52
44
50 49 49 43 38 34 32 30 24 64 64 56 49 45 42 40 32 - - - - - - - -
500 79 73 67 62 57 60 59 58 82 75 68 65 59 62 61 60 88 81 74 70 62 66 65 64
12 400 300 72 66 60 54 51 51 51 51 77 70 64 58 56 55 54 54 84 77 70 63 62 61 60 60
200 67 62 56 50 48 48 48 45 74 68 62 56 53 52 52 49 82 75 68 61 60 59 58 54
100 61 56 49 44 42 39 39 34 72 66 58 53 49 47 46 40 83 76 67 60 58 55 53 47
50 57 52 44 39 37 35 34 26 72 67 56 50 47 44 44 33 - - - - - - - -
13 500 84 77 70 64 63 62 61 60 85 78 71 65 64 63 62 61 91 84 76 68 67 68 68 67
500 300 77 70 64 58 54 54 58 58 80 74 67 60 57 57 60 60 88 80 73 66 62 62 66 66
200 71 65 59 53 50 50 50 47 77 70 64 58 56 55 54 51 85 78 72 65 63 61 60 57
100 63 58 53 47 46 44 42 37 72 66 60 55 53 51 49 43 82 75 70 63 60 57 55 50
50 59 52 47 44 42 38 38 31 71 63 57 54 51 46 46 37 - - - - - - - -
500 88 80 73 69 66 64 63 62 90 83 75 71 68 67 65 64 96 88 80 76 72 72 70 68
630 300 82 75 69 65 62 61 58 55 84 77 70 67 63 62 61 56 92 84 77 73 69 68 68 61
200 78 72 65 62 59 55 55 49 80 74 67 64 60 57 57 50 89 82 75 71 67 63 63 56
100 71 66 59 54 50 46 45 40 78 71 66 59 56 49 47 44 90 82 76 68 63 58 55 50
15 50 66 58 53 48 43 40 39 30 77 68 62 57 51 45 48 36 - - - - - - - -
500 63 57 55 59 59 61 59 54 73 66 61 61 61 62 59 55 79 71 66 65 64 64 61 57
300 61 53 51 53 53 54 52 45 70 62 57 56 56 56 52 47 76 67 62 60 58 58 55 49
16 800 200
100
59
56
51
46
48
43
48
42
49
41
48
38
45
33
39
31
68
64
59
54
54
50
52
46
52
45
51
43
46
37
40
32
73
68
64
58
59
54
56
50
55
49
54
47
50
42
44
35
50 52 42 37 36 33 28 25 20 60 49 45 41 39 35 29 28 65 54 51 46 44 41 36 31
25 48 37 33 30 26 20 20 10 57 45 40 36 34 28 24 19 63 52 48 43 41 37 31 26
17 500 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
300 66 59 57 57 56 56 53 45 74 66 61 61 60 59 55 48 79 71 64 63 62 61 58 50
1000 200 64 56 53 53 52 51 47 38 71 63 58 57 55 54 50 42 76 68 61 60 58 57 53 46
100 60 51 47 46 45 42 36 28 66 58 52 50 48 46 41 32 71 64 57 55 52 50 46 39
18 50
25
55
49
46
41
41
36
41
37
37
32
32
25
27
19
16
6
60
56
53
50
46
43
44
40
42
37
38
33
32
28
23
19
67
64
61
58
53
51
52
50
48
46
46
44
43
41
36
35

Shut-off damper DTU
2
dim
Ød1
[Pa] 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 3
500 75 75 75 75 68 64 56 53 80 80 80 80 72 68 60 56
80 300 75 75 71 71 64 57 50 43 79 79 75 75 68 60 53 45
200 75 75 71 65 61 51 41 34 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
500 84 81 80 72 68 62 61 61 88 85 84 76 72 65 64 64
100 300
200
81 80 79 70 67 59 56
80 80 79 69 66 55 51
55
51
86 85 84 74 70 62 59
- - - - - - -
58
- 5
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
125
500
300
89 85 81 73 69 62 62
86 86 79 71 68 60 56
58
53
91 87 83 75 71 63 63
89 88 81 73 69 62 58
59
54
6
200 89 85 78 70 63 56 52 52 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
500
Flow 240 [l/s]
84 84 80 72 68 65 65 65
Flow 300 [l/s]
89 89 85 77 73 69 69 69
7
160 300 81 81 78 70 67 63 59 59 87 87 83 76 72 68 64 64
200 84 80 77 69 66 58 55 55 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - -
Flow 400 [l/s]
- - - - - - - -
Flow 450 [l/s]
- -
8
500 90 82 78 72 67 66 71 70 93 85 81 73 71 70 74 73
200 300 92 84 78 71 67 63 67 66 95 87 81 72 68 66 69 68
200 90 83 79 69 65 62 61 60 - - - - - - - -
100
50
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
9
500 87 83 76 68 64 68 68 68 94 90 82 74 70 74 74 74
250 300 84 80 73 67 65 64 62 61 91 87 80 72 70 69 72 68
200
100
82 79 72 64 63 63 62
- - - - - - -
61
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
10
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Flow 1000 [l/s] Flow 1200 [l/s]
500 89 85 77 69 68 67 69 65 92 88 80 72 71 70 72 68
315 300
200
85 81 74 66 64 64 66
86 79 72 65 63 62 64
59
58
89 85 78 70 68 68 70
- - - - - - -
62
-
11
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Flow 1600 [l/s] Flow 1800 [l/s]
500 95 87 79 75 67 71 70 69 98 90 82 78 70 74 73 72 12
400 300 91 83 76 69 67 66 65 64 94 86 79 71 70 69 68 67
200 89 82 75 69 67 64 63 60 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Flow 2400 [l/s] Flow 3000 [l/s] 13
500 96 88 80 72 70 73 72 71 102 94 85 78 75 77 77 76
500 300 93 85 78 70 66 66 70 70 99 91 83 74 70 70 74 74
200 91 84 76 70 68 66 65 61 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 14
Flow 4000 [l/s] Flow 4500 [l/s]
500 103 95 86 82 77 77 76 73 107 98 90 85 81 81 80 76
630 300 100 91 83 79 75 75 74 66 105 96 88 83 79 79 79 70
200 98 90 82 78 74 70 70 62 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 15
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Flow 6000 [l/s] Flow 7500 [l/s]
500 84 74 69 68 66 66 63 60 88 79 73 70 71 71 67 62
300 82 72 66 63 61 61 57 53 84 76 71 66 68 68 63 57
800 200 80 69 63 60 57 57 53 47 82 74 68 63 64 63 58 52 16
100 76 64 59 55 52 51 46 41 79 69 63 59 56 55 51 45
50 72 60 56 51 48 46 41 35 77 66 61 57 54 52 48 41
25 70 59 55 51 48 44 39 32 – – – – – – – –
Flow 9400 [l/s] Flow 11800 [l/s]
500 85 77 71 70 69 69 66 60 – – – – – – – – 17
300 82 74 67 66 65 63 60 54 – – – – – – – –
1000 200 80 72 65 64 61 60 57 51 – – – – – – – –
100 76 68 61 60 57 55 53 51 – – – – – – – –
50 73 66 59 58 55 52 51 48 – – – – – – – –
25 70 64 57 57 53 50 49 43 – – – – – – – – 18

Shut-off damper with DTHU

motor shelf
Dimensions
1 Ø 80–630
105 l1
45
3
Ød1
5
l
6 Description Ø 710–1000
Shut-off damper with motor shelf KOMHY
Ø 80–630 consists of a DTU damper with a KOMHY com-
7 bined motor shelf added. The damper has no knob, and has
a longer spindle to avoid the need for extension spindle
VREDF. The damper is designed to have a motor added on
Ød1
site.
8
There is a separate assembly, measuring, balancing and
9 Ø 80–315 fullfills pressure class C in closed position.
Ø 355–630 fullfills pressure class B in closed position. l
Ø 710–1000 fullfills pressure class A in closed position.
10 Motorizing Sealing class
The motor shelf KOMHY is provided with suitable fixing Ød1 l l1 M m past closed
holes for Belimo´s LM, NM SM and AF motors, and for Sau- nom mm mm Nm kg blade
ter´s pneumatic actuators AK 31 P and AK 41 P. 80 100 230 2,0 0,67 4
11
Ø 900 and 1000 has two motor shelves. 100 100 230 2,0 0,75 4
112 100 230 2,0 0,85 4
NOTE! AK 42 P does not fit this damper. The torque needed
12 for motorizing is given in the adjacent table. 125 100 230 2,0 0,90 4
140 100 230 2,0 0,97 4
Also the dampers DRU and DSU can be ordered in this
version. 150 100 230 2,0 1,00 4
13 160 100 230 2,0 1,11 4
180 100 230 2,0 1,19 4
200 100 230 2,0 1,41 4
14
224 100 230 3,0 1,64 4
250 100 230 3,0 1,89 4
15 280 100 230 4,0 2,14 4
300 100 230 4,0 2,33 4
315 100 230 4,0 2,51 4
16 355 100 230 8,0 2,81 4
400 100 230 8,0 4,02 4
450 100 230 10 5,21 4
17 Ordering example 500 115 230 10 6,44 4
DTHU 200 560 115 230 15 7,84 4
Product
18 Dimension Ød1
600 115 230 15 8,48 4
630 115 315 15 9,17 4

Shut-off damper with DTHU

motor shelf
Sealing class
Ød1 l l1 M m past closed
nom mm mm Nm kg blade 1
710 230 355 40 18,2 4
800 230 400 40 20,7 4
2
900 230 450 60 27,6 4
1000 230 500 60 32,6 4
3
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Shut-off damper DTMU/DTWU
6 Description
DTMU/DTWU are tight-closing shut-off dampers. The Dimensions
dampers can be used to completely shut off the air flow.
7 The blade consists of double sheet metal with a intermedi- Sealing class
ate sealing of EPDM-rubber, which is in contact with the Ød1 H m past closed
inside of the damper housing when in the closed position. nom mm kg blade
8 DTMU is equipped with a handle and a locking mechanism 80 95 0,80 4
for stepless adjustment of 0–90°. 100 105 0,90 4
DTWU is equipped with a transverse lever, on which pulling 112 110 0,90 4
9 ropes can be mounted for manual remote control. 125 118 1,00 4
maintenance instruction for this product. 150 130 1,10 4
10 Ø 80–315 fullfills pressure class C in closed position. 160 135 1,10 4
Ø 355–630 fullfills pressure class B in closed position. 180 145 1,30 4
DTMU Ød1 200 155 1,40 4
11 H 224 165 1,60 4
250 180 1,90 4
280 195 2,20 4
12
100
300 205 2,40 4

315 215 2,60 4
13 355 240 3,10 4
400 260 3,90 4
450 285 4,50 4
DTWU Ød1 H
14 500 310 5,20 4
560 340 6,20 4
600 360 7,20 4
15 630 375 8,10 4
100
16
17 Ordering example
DTMU 250
Product
18 Dimension Ød1


Technical data
Pressure drop graphs with noise data for dimensioning 1
Ø125
The solid curves show the pressure drop, Δpt, over the [Pa] α [°]
damper as a function of the flow q, and setting angle α. LWA [dB] 50 40
The dashed curves give the A-weighted sound power data, 1000
2
LWA, in dB to the duct. 500 80 30
Example
Given 70 3
Δ pt
Dimension Ø100 100
60
Flow 60 l/s
50
4
Obtained from the graph
Setting angle 32° 40
Sound power level 63 dB (A)
10
5
50 100 150 [l/s]
150 200 300 400 500 600 [m3/h]

q 6
7
Ø80 Ø160
[Pa] LWA [dB] α [°] [Pa]
LWA [dB] α [°]
50 30 50 40
1000
40
1000
30
8
80
500 500 80
70
70 9
60
Δ pt
60
Δ pt
100 100
50
50
50
50 10
40
11
10 10
15 20 30 40 50 60 70 [l/s] 100 150 200 300 [l/s]
100 150 200 250 [m3/h] 300 400 500 1000 [m3/h]
q q 12
13
Ø100 Ø200
[Pa] [Pa]
α [°] LWA [dB] 50 40 α [°]
LWA [dB] 50 40
1000 1000 14
30
500 30
500 80
80
70 70
15
Δ pt
Δ pt
100 60 100 60
50 50 50 50 16
40
10
17
10
30 40 50 100 [l/s] 100 200 300 400 [l/s]
100 150 200 300 400 [m3/h] 400 500 1000 1500 [m3/h]
q q 18

1
Ø250 Ø500
LWA [dB] α [°] 50 40
50 40 1000
2 1000
30 30
500 500
80
80
70
3 60 70
Δ pt
Δ pt
100 100
50
60
4 50
40
50
50
5 10 10
600 1000 1500 2000 3000 [l/s]
150 200 300 400 500 600 700 [l/s]
1000 1500 2000 2500 [m3/h] 3000 4000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
6 q q
7
Ø315 Ø630
[Pa] LWA [dB] α [°] [Pa] L [dB] α [°]
WA
60 50 40 50 40
8 1000 1000
500 30 30
500
80 90
9 70 80
Δ pt
Δ pt
100 70
60 100
10 50
50 50
60
50
40
11 10 10
300 400 500 1000 [l/s] 1000 1500 2000 3000 4000 [l/s]
1000 2000 3000 4000 [m3/h] 4000 5000 10000 15000 [m3/h]
12 q q
13
Ø400
[Pa] LWA [dB] α [°]
60 50 40
14 1000
500 30
80
15 70
Δ pt
100
60
16 50
50
40
17 10
400 500 1000 1500 [l/s]
2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 [m3/h]

18 q


Sound data for DTMU/DTWU
Sound power level, LW, [dB] in duct in the octave bands 1–8, 63–8000 Hz, as a function of dimension, flow and pressure drop. 1
The methods ISO 5135 and ISO 3741 have been used to measure these sound values.
2
dim
Ød1
[Pa] 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
Flow 15 [l/s] Flow 30 [l/s] Flow 45 [l/s] 3
500 65 65 65 65 59 55 49 46 67 67 67 67 60 57 50 47 70 70 70 70 63 60 53 49
80 300 63 63 60 60 54 48 42 36 66 66 63 63 56 50 44 38 70 70 67 67 60 54 47 40
200 63 63 60 54 51 43 34 29 65 65 62 56 53 44 35 30 70 70 67 60 57 48 38 32
100 55 60 53 48 43 30 23 15 59 65 57 51 46 32 24 16 66 72 63 57 51 36 27 18
50 56 54 47 43 36 25 16 9 59 59 52 47 40 27 17 10 - - - - - - - - 4
500 67 64 64 57 54 48 48 48 72 68 68 62 59 52 52 52 78 75 75 67 64 57 57 57
100 300 62 61 60 54 51 45 42 42 68 68 68 59 56 50 47 47 75 74 73 65 61 54 51 51
200
100
58
58
58 58 50 48 40 37
55 53 46 41 34 26
37
24
65
68
65 64 57 54 45 42
66 62 54 48 40 31
42
29
74
79
73 73 64 59 50 47
75 71 62 56 46 36
46
33 5
50 55 53 48 42 35 26 22 18 69 67 60 53 44 33 28 22 - - - - - - - -
500 71 68 65 59 56 50 50 47 76 73 70 63 60 53 53 50 83 79 76 68 65 58 58 54
125 300
200
66
65
66 60 55 52 46 43
62 57 51 46 41 38
40
38
73
74
73 67 60 57 51 48
71 65 59 53 47 43
44
43
79
82
79 72 66 62 55 52
78 71 65 58 51 48
48
48
6
100 64 59 53 47 39 34 29 27 77 70 63 55 47 40 35 32 84 78 70 61 51 45 39 35
50 63 54 50 41 36 27 25 20 80 68 60 51 43 34 32 26 - - - - - - - -
500
300
68
63
67 64 59 55 53 52
62 59 55 52 49 46
51
45
72
67
71 68 62 59 55 54
66 64 58 55 52 49
53
48
78
75
77 74 67 63 60 59
75 71 65 61 58 54
58
54
7
160
200 61 58 56 50 48 42 40 40 68 65 62 56 53 47 44 44 76 73 69 63 59 53 50 50
100 59 54 50 45 40 35 33 31 70 64 60 53 48 42 39 38 77 73 69 61 54 48 45 44
50 54 50 46 37 33 29 25 25 69 64 58 48 42 37 32 32 - - - - - - - -
500 70
Flow 100 [l/s]
64 61 55 52 52 55 55 75
Flow 200 [l/s]
68 65 59 55 55 59 59 83
Flow 300 [l/s]
76 72 65 61 61 65 65
8
200 300 67 62 56 50 48 45 48 48 74 68 62 55 52 51 53 52 84 78 71 64 61 57 60 60
200 62 57 55 47 44 42 42 42 71 65 62 53 50 48 47 47 83 76 71 62 58 55 54 54
100 57 52 48 41 39 36 34 34 69 64 58 50 47 44 42 42 83 76 69 59 56 53 50 50
50 51 45 41 36 32 32 28
Flow 150 [l/s]
28 63 56 51 44 39 39 34
Flow 300 [l/s]
34 - - - - - -
Flow 450 [l/s]
- - 9
500 69 66 59 53 50 54 53 52 71 67 61 56 53 56 55 54 78 75 68 61 58 61 60 59
250 300 63 61 55 50 47 46 48 47 66 63 57 51 48 47 51 48 75 72 65 59 55 55 59 55
200 59 57 52 46 44 41 44 44 63 60 55 49 46 44 46 46 72 69 63 57 55 54 54 53
100
50
56
52
52 45 41 38 36 34
48 40 38 34 30 28
31
24
63
61
57 51 45 43 40 38
56 47 45 40 38 33
35
28
75
-
69 60 56 52 49 45
- - - - - -
42
-
10
500 68 65 59 53 50 50 53 50 74 71 65 58 55 55 58 55 82 78 71 64 60 60 54 60
315 300 62 59 54 49 46 45 49 43 69 66 60 54 51 51 54 48 78 74 68 61 57 57 61 54
200
100
60
54
55 50 45 43 40 43
52 45 41 38 36 36
40
31
70
66
64 58 52 49 48 49
63 55 50 47 46 44
46
39
79
76
72 66 59 58 57 56
72 64 57 54 52 50
52
44
11
50 49 49 43 38 34 32 30 24 64 64 56 49 45 42 40 32 - - - - - - - -
500 79 73 67 62 57 60 59 58 82 75 68 65 59 62 61 60 88 81 74 70 62 66 65 64
400 300 72 66 60 54 51 51 51 51 77 70 64 58 56 55 54 54 84 77 70 63 62 61 60 60 12
200 67 62 56 50 48 48 48 45 74 68 62 56 53 52 52 49 82 75 68 61 60 59 58 54
100 61 56 49 44 42 39 39 34 72 66 58 53 49 47 46 40 83 76 67 60 58 55 53 47
50 57 52 44 39 37 35 34 26 72 67 56 50 47 44 44 33 - - - - - - - -
500 84 77 70 64 63 62 61 60 85 78 71 65 64 63 62 61 91 84 76 68 67 68 68 67 13
500 300 77 70 64 58 54 54 58 58 80 74 67 60 57 57 60 60 88 80 73 66 62 62 66 66
200 71 65 59 53 50 50 50 47 77 70 64 58 56 55 54 51 85 78 72 65 63 61 60 57
100 63 58 53 47 46 44 42 37 72 66 60 55 53 51 49 43 82 75 70 63 60 57 55 50
50 59 52 47 44 42 38 38 31 71 63 57 54 51 46 46 37 - - - - - - - -
500 88 80 73 69 66 64 63 62 90 83 75 71 68 67 65 64 96 88 80 76 72 72 70 68
630 300 82 75 69 65 62 61 58 55 84 77 70 67 63 62 61 56 92 84 77 73 69 68 68 61
200 78 72 65 62 59 55 55 49 80 74 67 64 60 57 57 50 89 82 75 71 67 63 63 56
100 71 66 59 54 50 46 45 40 78 71 66 59 56 49 47 44 90 82 76 68 63 58 55 50
50 66 58 53 48 43 40 39 30 77 68 62 57 51 45 48 36 - - - - - - - - 15
16
17
18

2
dim
Ød1
3 [Pa] 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
500 75 75 75 75 68 64 56 53 80 80 80 80 72 68 60 56
80 300 75 75 71 71 64 57 50 43 79 79 75 75 68 60 53 45
200 75 75 71 65 61 51 41 34 - - - - - - - -
4 100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
500 84 81 80 72 68 62 61 61 88 85 84 76 72 65 64 64
5 100 300
200
81 80 79 70 67 59 56
80 80 79 69 66 55 51
55
51
86 85 84 74 70 62 59
- - - - - - -
58
-
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
6 125
500
300
89 85 81 73 69 62 62
86 86 79 71 68 60 56
58
53
91 87 83 75 71 63 63
89 88 81 73 69 62 58
59
54
200 89 85 78 70 63 56 52 52 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
7 500
Flow 240 [l/s]
84 84 80 72 68 65 65 65
Flow 300 [l/s]
89 89 85 77 73 69 69 69
160 300 81 81 78 70 67 63 59 59 87 87 83 76 72 68 64 64
200 84 80 77 69 66 58 55 55 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
8 50 - - - - - -
Flow 400 [l/s]
- - - - - - - -
Flow 450 [l/s]
- -
500 90 82 78 72 67 66 71 70 93 85 81 73 71 70 74 73
200 300 92 84 78 71 67 63 67 66 95 87 81 72 68 66 69 68
200 90 83 79 69 65 62 61 60 - - - - - - - -
9 100
50
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
500 87 83 76 68 64 68 68 68 94 90 82 74 70 74 74 74
250 300 84 80 73 67 65 64 62 61 91 87 80 72 70 69 72 68
10 200
100
82 79 72 64 63 63 62
- - - - - - -
61
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Flow 1000 [l/s] Flow 1200 [l/s]
500 89 85 77 69 68 67 69 65 92 88 80 72 71 70 72 68
11 315 300
200
85 81 74 66 64 64 66
86 79 72 65 63 62 64
59
58
89 85 78 70 68 68 70
- - - - - - -
62
-
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Flow 1600 [l/s] Flow 1800 [l/s]
12 500 95 87 79 75 67 71 70 69 98 90 82 78 70 74 73 72
400 300 91 83 76 69 67 66 65 64 94 86 79 71 70 69 68 67
200 89 82 75 69 67 64 63 60 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
13 Flow 2400 [l/s] Flow 3000 [l/s]
500 96 88 80 72 70 73 72 71 102 94 85 78 75 77 77 76
500 300 93 85 78 70 66 66 70 70 99 91 83 74 70 70 74 74
200 91 84 76 70 68 66 65 61 - - - - - - - -
100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
14 50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Flow 4000 [l/s] Flow 4500 [l/s]
500 103 95 86 82 77 77 76 73 107 98 90 85 81 81 80 76
630 300 100 91 83 79 75 75 74 66 105 96 88 83 79 79 79 70
200 98 90 82 78 74 70 70 62 - - - - - - - -
15 100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
16
17
18

Damper with flow meter DIRBU

Dimensions
1
l3
3
Ød1
6524
DIRBU/DIRVU 125
4
21-nov-05
5
li l ØD
Description Ød1 ØD l li l3 m 6
The motor-driven damper DIRBU with flow meter is suitable nom nom mm mm mm kg
for systems where it should be possible to increase the air 100 163 94 130 235 1,90
flow or lower it to the basic level. Examples of such systems
are conference rooms and public areas.
125 210 103 130 249 2,30 7
150 230 100 130 262 2,50
It fulfils tightness class C. DIRBU is intended for use where 160 230 100 130 268 2,50
you want to be able to set two air flows. 200 285 102 130 289 3,40 8
Maximum and minimum flow is set with the measurement 250 333 123 185 315 4,50
nozzles and are fixed with the two end stop screws on the 300 406 123 185 341 5,10
motor. 315 406 123 185 350 5,50 9
Ø 100–315 fullfills pressure class A in closed position. End stop screws 10
Cleaning
not forget to readjust the damper after cleaning.
11
Installation
bance, as mentioned on page 245 and on the card attached
12
to the measurement nozzles, to obtain accurate flow mea-
surement.
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
Product DIRBU 160 24 NM
Type
17
Dimension Ød1
Voltage
Motor type
18

Damper with flow meter DIRBU

Technical data for the motors
1
NM 24 A-F NM 230 A-F
Dimension Ø100–200 Ø100–200
Power supply AC 19,2–28,8 V, 50/60 Hz AC 85–265 V, 50/60 Hz
2 DC 19,2–28,8 V
Power consumption 1,5 W 2,5 W – + – +
For wire sizing 3,5 VA 6 VA
Connection Cable 1 m, 3×0,75 mm2 Cable 1 m, 3×0,75 mm2
3 Operating angle Max. 95°, adjustable 0–100% Max. 95°, adjustable 0–100% 0
Torque at rated voltage Min. 10 Nm Min. 10 Nm
Direction of rotation Switch selectable Switch selectable 1 2 3 1 2 3
0 or 1 0 or 1
4 Position indication Mechanical Mechanical
Running time for 95° 150 s 150 s
0 0
Sound power level Max. 35 dB (A) Max. 35 dB (A) 1 1
5 Protection class III Safety extra-low voltage II Safety insulated
Protection type IP 54 IP 54
Ambient temperature range -30 to +50°C -30 to +50°C
6 Ambient moisture 95 % RF 95 % RF
SM 24 A SM 230 A
Dimension Ø250–315 Ø250–315
7 Power supply AC 19,2–28,8 V, 50/60 Hz AC 85–265 V, 50/60 Hz
DC 19,2–28,8 V + +
– –
Power consumption 2W 2,5 W
For wire sizing 4 VA 6 VA
8 Connection Kabel 1 m, 3×0,75 mm2 Kabel 1 m, 3×0,75 mm2 0
Operating angle Max. 95°, adjustable 0–100% Max. 95°, adjustable 0–100%
Torque at rated voltage Min. 20 Nm Min. 20 Nm 1 2 3 1 2 3
Direction of rotation Switch selectable Switch selectable
9 0 or 1 0 or 1
Position indication Mechanical Mechanical
Running time for 95° 150 s 150 s 0 0
10 Sound power level

Protection class
Max. 35 dB (A)
III Safety extra-low voltage
Max. 35 dB (A)
II Safety extra-low voltage
1 1
Protection type IP 54 IP 54
Ambient temperature range -30 to +50°C -30 to +50°C
11 Ambient moisture 95 % RF 95 % RF
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Damper with flow meter DIRVU

Dimensions
1
l3
3
Ød1
6524
DIRBU/DIRVU 125
4
21-nov-05
5
li l ØD
Description Ød1 ØD l li l3 m 6
The motor-driven damper DIRVU with flow meter is suitable nom nom mm mm mm kg
for systems where it should possible to vary the air flow. 100 163 94 130 235 1,90
Examples of such systems are conference rooms and public 125 210 103 130 249 2,30 7
areas. It fulfils tightness class C. 150 230 100 130 262 2,50
Maximum and minimum flow is set with the measurement 160 230 100 130 268 2,50
nozzles and are fixed with the two end stop screws on the 200 285 102 130 289 3,40 8
motor. A special mounting, measuring, balancing and main- 250 333 123 185 315 4,50
tenance instruction exists for this product. 300 406 123 185 341 5,10
There is a separate assembly, measuring, balancing and 315 406 123 185 350 5,50 9
Cleaning
End stop screws 10
not forget to readjust the damper after cleaning.
Installation
11
bance, as mentioned on page 245 and on the card attached
to the measurement nozzles, to obtain accurate flow mea- 12
surement.
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
Product DIRVU 160 24 NM
Type
17
Dimension Ød1
Voltage
Motor type
18

Damper with flow meter DIRVU

1
NM 24 A-SR
Dimension Ø100–200
Power supply AC 24 V, 50/60 Hz
2 DC 24 V
– +
Power consumption 2W
For wire sizing 4 VA Y DC 0–10 V
Connection Cable 1 m, 4×0,75 mm² U DC 2–10 V
3 Operating angle Max. 95°, adjustable 0–100%
Torque at rated voltage Min. 10 Nm 1 2 3 5
Direction of rotation Switch selectable
0 eller 1
4 Position indication Mechanical
Running time for 95° 150 s
Sound power level Max. 35 dB (A)
5 Protection class
Protection type
III Safety extra-low voltage
IP 54
Ambient temperature range -30 till +50°C
Ambient moisture 95 % RF
6
SM 24 A-SR
7 Dimension
Power supply
Ø100–200
AC 24 V, 50/60 Hz
– +
DC 24 V
Power consumption 2W Y DC 0–10 V
8 For wire sizing 4 VA U DC 2–10 V
Connection Kabel 1 m, 4×0,75 mm²
Operating angle Max. 95°, justerbar 0–100% 2 3 5
1
Torque at rated voltage Min. 20 Nm
9 Direction of rotation Switch selectable
0 eller 1
Position indication Mechanical
Running time for 95° 150 s
10 Sound power level Max. 35 dB (A)
Protection class III Safety extra-low voltage
Protection type IP 54
11 Ambient temperature range
Ambient moisture
-30 till +50°C
95 % RF
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Motorized shut-off damper DTBU

Dimensions
115 90 1
107
3
Ød1
4
l 5
Description 6
Shut-off damper with electric motor – LM 24 A-F or LM 230 Ød1 l m Sealing class past
A-F nom mm kg closed blade
Consists of a DTU damper with a 24 or 230 V electric motor 80 100 1,00 4 7
added. 100 100 1,08 4
125 100 1,23 4
The motor is controlled by a single-pole breaking contact.
The motor has overload protection and stops automatically 160 100 1,44 4 8
when the blade has reached its end stop. The stops can be 200 100 1,74 4
continually adjusted. Although the current is connected, the 250 100 2,22 4
motor is not damaged if blocked. 315 100 2,84 4 9
The spindle and motor can be disconnected from each other
via a release button on the motor housing.
In outdoor installation, the motor should be protected from Ordering example 10
direct UV radiation. Product DTBU 125 24 LMF
The motor is installed at a distance from the damper, which Type
makes it easy to insulate the ventilation duct. Dimension Ød1 11
Voltage
Also the dampers DRU and DSU can be ordered with motor.
Motor type
There is a separate assembly, measuring, balancing and 12
13
LM 24 A LM 230 A 14
Power supply ............................ AC 19,2–28,8 V, 50/60 Hz AC 65–265 V, 50/60 Hz
DC 19,2–28,8 V
Power consumption .................. 1W 1,5 W
For wire sizing........................... 2 VA 4 VA
– + – +
15
Connection................................ Cable 1 m, 3×0,75 mm2 Cable 1 m, 3×0,75 mm2
Operating angle ........................ Max. 95°, adjustable 0–100% Max. 95°, adjustable 0–100% 0
Torque at rated voltage.............
Direction of rotation...................
Min. 5 Nm
Switch selectable
Min. 5 Nm
Switch selectable 1 2 3 1 2 3
16
0 or 1 0 or 1
Position indication..................... Mechanical Mechanical
Running time for 95° ................ 150 s 150 s
0 0
17
Sound power level .................... Max. 35 dB (A) Max. 35 dB (A)
Protection class ........................ III Safety extra-low voltage II Safety insulated 1 1
Protection type.......................... IP 54 IP 54
Ambient temperature range ...... -30 to +50°C -30 to +50°C 18
Ambient moisture...................... 95 % RH 95 % RH


Dimensions
1
115 90
105
3
Ød1
4
l
5
6 Description
Shut-off damper with electric motor – NM 24 A-F or NM Ød1 l m Sealing class past
230 A-F nom mm kg closed blade
Consists of a DTU damper with a 24 or 230 V electric motor
7 added.
400 100 4,59 4
500 115 7,29 4
8 The motor has overload protection and stops automatically
when the blade has reached its end stop. The stop can be
continually adjusted. Although the current is connected, the
Ordering example
motor is not damaged if blocked. Product DTBU 400 24 NMF
9 Type
Dimension Ød1
Voltage
10 In outdoor installation, the motor should be protected from Motor type
direct UV radiation.
The motor is installed at a distance from the damper, which
11 makes it easy to insulate the ventilation duct.
12
Ø 400–500 fullfills pressure class B in closed position.
13
14 Power supply .............................
NM 24 A-F
AC 19,2–28,8 V, 50/60 Hz
NM 230 A-F
AC 85–265 V, 50/60 Hz
DC 19,2–28,8 V
Power consumption ................... 1,5 W 2,5 W
15 For wire sizing ........................... 3,5 VA 6 VA – + – +
Connection ................................ Cable 1 m, 3×0,75 mm2 Cable 1 m, 3×0,75 mm2
Operating angle ......................... Max. 95°, adjustable 0–100% Max. 95°, adjustable 0–100%
0
Torque at rated voltage ............. Min. 10 Nm Min. 10 Nm
16 Direction of rotation ................... Switch selectable Switch selectable
1 2 3 1 2 3
0 or 1 0 or 1
Position indication ..................... Mechanical Mechanical
17 Sound power level..................... Max. 35 dB (A) Max. 35 dB (A) 0 0
Protection class......................... III Safety extra-low voltage II Safety insulated 1 1
Protection type .......................... IP 54 IP 54
18 Ambient temperature range ......
Ambient moisture ......................
-30 to +50°C
95 % RH
-30 to +50°C
95 % RH


Dimensions
105 230 1
120
3
Ød1
4
5
l
Description 6
Shut-off damper with electric motor – SM 24 A or Ød1 l m Sealing class past
SM 230 A nom mm kg closed blade
added.
630 115 10,5 4 7
The motor has overload protection and stops automatically Ordering example 8
continually adjusted. Although the current is connected, the Product DTBU 630 24 SM
motor is not damaged if blocked. Type
Dimension Ød1 9
Voltage
Motor type
In outdoor installation, the motor should be protected from 10
makes it easy to insulate the ventilation duct. 11
12
Ø 630 fullfills pressure class B in closed position.
13
SM 24 A SM 230 A 14
DC 19,2–28,8 V
Power consumption .................. 2W 2,5 W
For wire sizing........................... 4 VA 6 VA
– + – +
15
Torque at rated voltage.............
Min. 20 Nm
Switch selectable
Min. 20 Nm
16
0 or 1 0 or 1
0 0
17
Ambient temperature range ...... -30 to +50°C -30 to +50°C 18


Dimensions
1
Ød1
4
5 l
6 Description
Shut-off damper with electric motor – GM 24 A or Ød1 l m Sealing class past
GM 230 A nom mm kg closed blade
7 added. Ø900 and 1000 has two motors.
710 230 19,9 4
800 230 22,4 4
The motor is controlled by a single-pole breaking contact. 900 230 31,0 4
8 The motor has overload protection and stops automatically 1000 230 36,0 4
motor is not damaged if blocked.
9 Ordering example
via a release button on the motor housing. Product DTBU 800 24 GM
Type
10 In outdoor installation, the motor should be protected from Dimension Ød1
Voltage
The motor is installed at a distance from the damper, which Motor type
11 makes it easy to insulate the ventilation duct.
12
13
14 GM 24 A GM 230 A
DC 19,2–28,8 V
Power consumption .................. 4,5 W 4,5 W
15 For wire sizing........................... 7 VA 7 VA
– + – +

16 Torque at rated voltage.............

Min. 40 Nm
Switch selectable
Min. 40 Nm
0 or 1 0 or 1
17 Running time for 95° ................ 150 s 150 s
0 0
18 Ambient temperature range ...... -30 to +50 °C -30 to +50 °C

Motorized shut-off DTBCU

damper
Dimensions
115 90 1
134
3
Ød1
5
l
Description 24 V 230 V Sealing class 6

Ød1 l m m past closed
Shut-off damper with spring return motor – TF 24 or TF nom mm kg kg blade
230 80 100 1,06 1,06 4
7
100 100 1,14 1,14 4
added.
125 100 1,29 1,29 4
The motor has overload protection and stops automatically
160 100 1,50 1,50 4 8
when the blade has reached its end stop. Although the cur- 200 100 1,90 1,90 4
rent is connected, the motor is not damaged if blocked.
9
When system voltage is connected, the motor starts and
tensions the return spring at the same time. The motor stops
at its end position and is not damaged by blockage,
although system voltage remains. 10
When the power is cut, the damper closes when the drive
motor freewheels and the return spring pulls the blade back
to its original position. 11
If you want the damper to open instead of close, you can
undo the two nuts on the spindle clamp, turn the spindle 90°
and tighten the nuts again.
12
In outdoor installation, the motor should be protected from
direct UV radiation. 13
makes it easy to insulate the ventilation duct.
15
Ordering example
16
Product DTBCU 200 24 TF
Type
17
Dimension Ød1
Voltage
Motor type
18


damper
Dimensions
1 105 230
127
3
Ød1
4
5
l
6 Description 24 V 230 V Sealing class

Shut-off damper with spring return motor – LF 24 or LF nom mm kg kg blade
230 250 100 3,29 3,44 4
7 Consists of a DTU damper with a 24 or 230 V electric motor 315 100 3,91 4,06 4
added.
8 The motor has overload protection and stops automatically
when the blade has reached its end stop. Although the cur-
9
10 although system voltage remains.
11 to its original position.
12 and tighten the nuts again.
13 direct UV radiation.
15
16 Ordering example
Product DTBCU 250 24 LF
Type
17
Dimension Ød1
Voltage
Motor type
18


damper
Dimensions
105 230 1
150
3
Ød1
4
5
l
Description 24 V 230 V Sealing class 6

Shut-off damper with spring return motor – AF 24 or AF nom mm kg kg blade
230 400 100 7,02 7,32 4
7
500 115 9,44 9,74 4
added.
630 115 11,2 11,5 4
8
when the blade has reached its end stop. Although the cur-
9
although system voltage remains. 10
to its original position. 11
and tighten the nuts again.
12
direct UV radiation. 13
15
Ordering example
16
Product DTBCU 400 24 AF
Type
17
Dimension Ød1
Voltage
Motor type
18

Motorized shut-off damper DTBCU

1
TF 24 TF 230
2 Voltage range............................ 2AC 19,2–28,8 V, 50/60 Hz AC 85–265 V, 50/60 Hz
DC 21,6–28,8 V
Power consumption
– during opening....................... 2,5 W 2,5 W
3 – stand-by................................. 1,5 W 1,5 W
For wire sizing........................... 5 VA 5 VA N L1
Connection ............................... Cable 1 m, 2×0,75 mm2 Cable 1 m, 2×0,75 mm2
Operating angle, adjustable...... Mech. limited to 95° Mech. limited to 95°
4 Torque at rated voltage
– motor ..................................... Min. 2 Nm Min. 2 Nm
1 2
– return spring........................... Min. 2 Nm Min. 2 Nm
5 Direction of rotation .................. Optional through right or Optional through right or
left-hand installation L/R left-hand installation L/R
Position indication .................... Mechanical Mechanical
Running time M
6 – motor ..................................... < 75 s (0–2 Nm) < 75 s (0–2 Nm)
– return spring........................... < 25 s < 25 s
Degree of protection................. IP 42 IP 42
Ambient temperature range...... -30 to +50°C -30 to +50°C
7
9
LF 24 LF 230
Voltage range............................ 2AC 19,2–28,8 V, 50/60 Hz AC 198–264 V, 50/60 Hz
DC 21,6–28,8 V
10 Power consumption
– during opening....................... 5W 5W
– stand-by................................. 2,5 W 3W
11 Connection ............................... Cable 1 m, 2×0,75 mm2 Cable 1 m, 2×0,75 mm2
Operating angle, adjustable...... Mech. limited to 95° Mech. limited to 95°
Torque at rated voltage
12 – motor ..................................... Min. 4 Nm Min. 4 Nm
1 2
– return spring........................... Min. 4 Nm Min. 4 Nm
Direction of rotation .................. Optional through right or Optional through right or
13 Position indication .................... Mechanical Mechanical
M
Running time
– motor ..................................... 40–75 s (0–4 Nm) 40–75 s (0–4 Nm)
– return spring........................... app. 20 s app. 20 s
14 Sound power level
– motor ..................................... max 50 dB (A) max 50 dB (A)
– return spring........................... app. 62 dB (A) app. 62 dB (A)
15 Ambient temperature range...... -30 to +50°C -30 to +50°C
16
17
18

Motorized shut-off damper DTBCU
Voltage rang .............................

AF 24
AC 19,2–28,8 V, 50/60 Hz
AF 230
AC 198–264 V, 50/60 Hz
1
DC 21,6–26,4 V
Power consumption
– during opening....................... 5W 6,5 W 2
– stand-by................................. 1,5 W 2,5 W
Connection ............................... Cable 1 m, 2×0,75 mm2 Cable 1 m, 2×0,75 mm2
Operating angle, adjustable...... Mech. limited to 95° Mech. limited to 95° 3
Torque at rated voltage
– motor ..................................... Min. 15 Nm Min. 15 Nm
1 2
– spring bias ............................. Min. 15 Nm Min. 15 Nm
Direction of rotation .................. Optional through right or Optional through right or 4
Position indication .................... Mechanical Mechanical
Running time M
– motor ..................................... app. 150 s app. 150 s
5
– return spring........................... app. 16 s app. 16 s
Sound power level
– motor ..................................... max 45 dB (A) max 45 dB (A) 6
– return spring........................... app. 62 dB (A) app. 62 dB (A)
Ambient temperature range...... -30 to +50°C -30 to +50°C
7
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Shut-off damper, DTFU

fastrunning motor
Dimensions
1
160 90
2
104
3
Ød1
4
100
5
6 Description Ød1 m Sealing class past

nom kg closed blade
Tight-closing shut-off damper widh mounted setting 80 1,30 4
motor:
7 100 1,40 4
Damper blade: Double sheet metal with a intermediate seal- 125 1,50 4
ing of EPDM-rubber, which is in contact with the inside of
160 1,80 4
the damper housing when in the closed position. Spacer
8 sleeve for 200 2,10 4
250 2,50 4
Insulation up to 50 mm thickness.
9 LMQ 24A: Fast-running reversing on/off-motor, specially
developed for extraction at working places, where a fast
opening and closing of the damper is needed. Setting angle
10 electronically limited, overload proof even at blocked
damper blade.
11 when the blade has reached its end stop. The stops can be
12 LMQ 24A-SR: Fast-running, modulating motor, specially
developed for the laboratory extraction, where a fast and
accurate adaption of the volume flow is achieved through a
13 sudden change of the damper blad position.
when the blade has reached its end stop. The stops can be
14 continually adjusted. Although the current is connected, the
Note: At weather exposed mounting the motor housing
15 must be protected from rain and direct UV-radiation!
16 Ø 80–250 fullfills pressure class C in closed position.
Ordering example
17 DTFU 100 LMQ 24A
Product
Dimension Ød1
18 Motor type

Motorized shut-off damper DTPU

Dimensions
105
B 1
H
3
Ød1
5
l
Description 6
Shut-off damper with pneumatic actuator Sealing class
Ød1 l H B m past closed
Consists of a DTU damper with a pneumatic actuator in- nom mm mm mm kg blade
stalled. The actuator consists of a glass-reinforced polya-
mide housing with an internal rolling diaphragm to which the
80 100 144 230 1,07 3 7
spindle is fixed. 100 100 144 230 1,15 3
125 100 144 230 1,30 3
When air pressure rises, the actuator spindle is forced out 8
and operates the blade via a lever. When air pressure falls, 160 100 144 230 1,51 3
the actuator spindle retracts under the tension of the return 200 100 144 230 1,81 3
spring. The damper blade is closed when delivered, and the 250 100 160 230 2,39 3
actuator fully retracted. 9
315 100 160 230 3,01 3
There is a separate assembly, measuring, balancing and 400 100 195 325 5,42 3
500 115 195 325 7,84 3 10
Ø 80–315 fullfills pressure class C in closed position. 630 115 195 325 10,6 3
Ordering example 11
DTPU 200 AK31
Product
12
Dimension Ød1
Motor type
13
AK 31 P AK 41 P AK 42 P 14
Dimension.................................................... Ø80–200 Ø250–315 Ø400–630
Air connection.............................................. Nozzle Ø4 mm 1/8” 1/8”
Volume of free air required for full stroke .... 0,3 ln 0,5 ln 1,7 ln
Power pressure max.................................... 150 kPa (1,5 bar) 150 kPa (1,5 bar) 150 kPa (1,5 bar)
15
Ambient temperature range......................... -5 to +60°C -10 to +70°C -10 to +70°C
Weight.......................................................... 0,3 kg 0,5 kg 1,4 kg
16
Running time 0 – 90 °
At power pressure 90 kPa ......................... 10 s10 s 10 s
At power pressure 150 kPa ......................... 1 s1 s 1s
At spring return ............................................ 2 s2 s 2s 17
18

Cleaning regulating PSDRU

damper
Dimensions
1
140
Ød3 100
2
H
3
Ød
5
6 Description Ød Ød3 H m Sealing class past

nom nom mm kg closed blade
Cleaning regulating damper 100 100 100 0,70 0
Consists of a KCU cleaning cover with a blade without rub-
7 ber gasket similar to the DRU and a PSU collar saddle in
125 125 105 0,95 0
whose branch the cleaning cover is fixed. 160 160 110 1,30 0
200 200 110 1,75 0
The branch is provided with a Safe seal.
8 250 250 120 2,60 0
Since it is easy to remove the cleaning cover together with
315 315 120 3,80 0
the blade, it is easy to inspect and clean the ventilation sys-
400 400 175 5,70 0
9 tem. The original pressure balance in the system is not
affected since the blade and cleaning cover retain their
mutual positions which they were given during balancing.
The damper can be used to advantage, to complete an
10 existing ventilation system.
11
12
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
PSDRU 160
Product
17
Dimension Ød
18

Cleaning regulating TDRU

damper
Dimensions
140
1
Ød3 100
2
H
3
Ød1
4
l 5
Description Sealing class 6

Ød1 Ød3 l H m past closed
Cleaning regulating damper nom nom mm mm kg blade
Consists of a KCU cleaning cover with a blade without rub- 100 100 130 100 0,71 0
ber gasket similar to the DRU and a TCPU T-piece in whose
7
125 125 165 105 1,28 0
branch the cleaning cover is fixed.
160 160 209 110 1,80 0
The branch is provided with a Safe seal. 200 200 249 110 2,80 0 8
Since it is easy to remove the cleaning cover together with 250 250 296 120 3,51 0
the blade, it is easy to inspect and clean the ventilation sys- 315 315 363 120 4,03 0
tem. The original pressure balance in the system is not
400 400 510 175 9,30 0 9
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
TDRU 160
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
18

Cleaning shut-off TDSU

damper
Dimensions
1 140
Ød3 100
2
H
3
Ød1
4
5 l
6 Description Sealing class

Ød1 Ød3 l H m past closed
Cleaning shut-off damper nom nom mm mm kg blade
Consists of a KCU cleaning cover with a blade without rub- 100 100 130 100 0,75 1
7 ber gasket similar to the DSU and a TCPU T-piece in whose 125 125 165 105 1,33 1
branch the cleaning cover is fixed.
160 160 209 110 2,00 1
The branch is provided with a Safe seal.
8 200 200 249 110 2,80 1
Since it is easy to remove the cleaning cover together with 250 250 296 120 3,71 1
the blade, it is easy to inspect and clean the ventilation sys- 315 315 363 120 4,33 1
9 tem. The original pressure balance in the system is not
400 400 510 175 9,90 1

11
12
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
TDSU 160
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
18

Alternating shut-off TASU

damper
Dimensions
1
70
Ød1
2
l 3
Ød3
l3
Description 6
Alternating shut-off damper Sealing
Consists of an extended T-piece and two linked DSU damp- Ød1 Ød3 l l3 m class past
ers. nom nom mm mm kg closed blade 7
100 100 280 65 1,10 0
Can be used for "by pass" ducts. It thereby replaces two
conventional dampers + two couplings + one T-piece and is 125 125 345 83 1,50 0
20–30% shorter. 160 160 385 105 2,00 0
8
200 200 425 125 2,80 0
250 250 520 150 4,10 0 9
315 315 585 182 5,90 0
400 400 645 225 8,30 0
10
11
12
13

15
Ordering example
16
TASU 160 160
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
Dimension Ød3
18

Alternating shut-off TATU

damper
Dimensions
1
70
Ød1
2
3 l
Ød3
l3
6 Description
Alternating shut-off damper Sealing
Consists of an extended T-piece and two linked DTU damp- Ød1 Ød3 l l3 m class past
7 ers. nom nom mm mm kg closed blade
100 100 280 65 1,20 2
Can be used for "by pass" ducts. It thereby replaces two
conventional dampers + two couplings + one T-piece and is 125 125 345 83 1,60 2
8 20–30% shorter. 160 160 385 105 2,20 2
200 200 425 125 3,15 2
9 250 250 520 150 4,50 2
315 315 585 182 6,60 2
400 400 645 225 9,80 2
10
11
12
13

15
16 Ordering example
TATU 160 160
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
Dimension Ød3
18

Motorized alternating shut-off TATBU

damper
Dimensions
1
105
2
Ød1
3
l
Ød3
4
l3
Description 6
Alternating shut-off damper with electric motor – NM 24
A-F or NM 230 A-F
Consists of an extended T-piece with two linked DTU damp- Sealing
ers and a 24 or 230 V electric motor installed. Ød1 Ød3 l l3 m class past 7
nom nom mm mm kg closed blade
Can be used for "by pass" ducts. This means that it replaces
100 100 280 65 2,00 2
two conventional dampers + two couplings + one T-piece 8
and is 20–30% shorter. 125 125 345 83 2,40 2
160 160 385 105 3,00 2
200 200 425 125 3,90 2
maintenance instruction for this product. 9
250 250 520 150 5,20 2
315 315 585 182 7,40 2
Ordering example 400 400 645 225 10,6 2 10
Product TATBU 400 24 NMF
Type
Dimension Ød1 11
Voltage
Motor type
12
NM 24 A-F NM 230 A-F
13
Power supply ............................. AC 19,2–28,8 V, 50/60 Hz AC 85–265 V, 50/60 Hz
DC 19,2–28,8 V
Power consumption ................... 1,5 W 2,5 W 14
For wire sizing ........................... 3,5 VA 6 VA
– + – +
Operating angle ......................... Max. 95°, adjustable 0–100% Max. 95°, adjustable 0–100%
0
15
Direction of rotation ................... Switch selectable Switch selectable
0 or 1 0 or 1
1 2 3 1 2 3
Position indication ..................... Mechanical Mechanical
Running time for 95° ................ 150 s 150 s 16
Sound power level..................... Max. 35 dB (A) Max. 35 dB (A)
Ambient temperature range ...... -30 to +50°C -30 to +50°C
1 1 17
Ambient moisture ...................... 95 % RH 95 % RH
18

Motorized alternating TASU, TATU,

shut-off dampers TATBU
1
Technical data
The dashed pressure drop curves refer to the flow direction in the right picture.
2
Ø [mm]
4 [Pa]
0
0
5
10
12
16
20
25
31
0
300
40
5 200
100
6
50
7
Δ pt
10
8
5
1
10 10 50 100 500 1000 2000 [l/s]
50 100 500 1000 5000 [m3/h]

11 q
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Constant-/ DAU, DA2EU, DAVU

variable flow damper
1
Summary Disturbance tolerance
• DAU - manual single flow unit In order to achieve the stated accuracy for the pre-set flow a
straight distance of at least 3×d before and at least 1,5×d 2
• DA2EU - motorized twin flow unit
after the units are required. A mounting close to a source of
• DAVU - motorized variable flow unit disturbance (bend, saddle etc.) decreases the regulation
• Diameters Ø 80–315 accuracy and the flow may deverge from the set value.
• Flow range 15–830 l/s (54–2988 m³/h)
3
Change of direction
• Pressure range 50–1000 Pa (over the unit) The units are independent of their mounting direction and
one may deviate from the specified direction and mount
• Independent of mounting direction
them in any direction without affecting the accuracy. 4
• Handles 50 mm duct insulation
Combinations
Function The units can be mounted together with e.g. a motorized
The constant flow damper is an automatic damper, which at shut off damper DTBU, see page side 273. Constant flow 5
varying pressures wholly mechanical and independent of damper combined with shut off damper can with advantage
external energy sources maintains a set flow constant. The be used in groups at installations where you want:
force, needed for regulation, is taken from the passing air
stream. The air stream across the blade attempts to close it
• two flows, that lies too far away from each other for a two 6
flow unit to handle
and generates a closing torque. This is balanced by an
opposed opening force from a spring. The greater the pres- or
sure across the blade the more it closes. A bellow eliminates • more than two flows 7
oscillations, which could occur at unfavourable conditions Presume: Basic flow = 80 l/s
of operation. Forced flow 1 = 100 l/s
Types Forced flow 2 = 150 l/s 8
The following types exists:
Four flows will then be posssible: 80, 180, 230 and 330 l/s.
• DAU – one flow unit – with knob and arrow for manual set-
ting of one flow. 9
• DA2EU – two flows unit – with electric motor for switching
between two flows.
• DAVU – variable flow unit – with electric motor for continu- Basic flow 10
ous setting of one flow.
Forced flow 1
Material
Housing and damper blade are of galvanized sheet metal Forced flow 2 11
and shaft is of stainless steel.
Temperature
Working range: +5 to +70 °C. 12
Insulation
The units can handle 50 mm duct insulation without the
scale or the motor being hidden. 13
DAU is available with an 45 mm external insulation and an
outer sheet metal shell for lower sound radiation to the sur-
roundings. Is then called DALU. 14
Regulating accuracy
The units are calibrated from factory within their whole
working range. In this the units keep the flow constant within 15
approximately ±5 to ±10% of the set flow. Greater devia-
tions occur at the lower flows, aspecially for small sizes.
Flow setting 16
The units can not be delivered from factory with a preset
flow. You can set the flow yourself very easy following to the
instruction for each product.
17
18


1 Technical data
Pressure and flow ranges and sound to duct
2
Ø 100 v
5 10 [m/s]
[Pa]
3 The graphs show A-weighted sound power level, LWA [dB], 1000
to duct. These curvs are intended for brief comparision. For 65 [dB]
900 60
more accurate calculation, please use the tables. LWA
4 Example 800
Given: Diameter 125 mm
700
Flow 70 l/s
5 Pressure drop 200 Pa 600 55
Δpt
The graph gives:
A-weighted sound 500
power level approx. 57 dB
6 The table gives: 400
Sound power level as below 50
300
7 200 45
Centre fre-
100 40
quency [Hz] 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
50
8 Sound power 52 52 49 49 49 51 51 46
20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 95 [l/s]
level [dB] 100 150 200 250 300 [m³/h]
q
9
Ø 80 v Ø 125 v
5 10 [m/s] 5 10 [m/s]
[Pa]
10 [Pa]
1000 1000
LWA 75 [dB]
900 900 65 70
11 55
60 65 [dB] LWA
800 800
700 700
12
600
Δpt
600
Δpt
500 500 60
13 50
400 400
300 300
14 45
55
200 200
50
100 40 100
15 50 50
45
15 20 30 40 50 60 70 [l/s] 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 125 150 165 [l/s]
100 150 200 250 [m³/h] 200 300 400 500 [m³/h]
16 q q
17
18


Technical data 1
Pressure and flow ranges and sound to duct
Ø 160 v Ø 250 v
2
5 10 [m/s] 5 10 [m/s]
[Pa] [Pa]
1000 1000
75 [dB] 75 [dB]
3
900 900
70
LWA 70 LWA
800 800
65 4
700 700
Δpt
600 600
5
Δpt
65
500 500
60
400 400
6
60
300 300
55
200 200 55 7
50 50
100 100
45
50 50
40 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 220 [l/s] 110 200 300 400 500 600 [l/s]
8
200 300 400 500 600 700 [m³/h] 400 600 800 1000 1500 2000 [m³/h]
q q
9
Ø 200 v Ø 315 v
5 10 [m/s] 5 10 [m/s]
[Pa] [Pa]
1000 1000
10
75 [dB]
900 75 [dB] 900
800
70 LWA
800
LWA 11
70
700 700
600 65 600
12
Δpt
500 500
Δpt
65
400 400
13
60
300 300 60
200 55 200
14
55
50 50
100 100
45 45
50
70 100 150 200 250 300 350 [l/s]
50
200 300 400 500 600 700 800 [l/s] 15
300 400 600 800 1000 1200 [m³/h] 1000 1500 2000 2500 [m³/h]
q q 16
17
18


1 Technical data
Sound to duct
2 Sound power level, LW [dB], to duct in octave bands 1–8,

63–8000 Hz, as function of diameter, pressure drop and flow.
3
Velocity app. 2,5 [m/s] Velocity app. 6 [m/s]
Pressure
Ød1 drop Centre frequency [Hz] Centre frequency [Hz]
4 [Pa]
63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
5
1000 51 49 44 44 46 49 49 44 56 56 53 53 53 55 55 50
500 45 43 38 38 40 43 43 38 51 51 49 49 49 51 50 46
80 200 37 35 30 30 32 35 35 30 45 45 43 43 43 45 44 40
6 100
50
32
26
30
24
25
19
25
19
27
21
30
24
30
24
25
19
41
–
41
–
39
–
39
–
39
–
41
–
40
–
35
–
7 1000 56 53 48 48 50 53 54 48 59 59 57 57 57 59 58 53
500 49 46 41 41 43 47 47 42 54 54 51 51 51 53 53 48
100 200 39 37 31 31 33 37 37 32 47 47 44 44 45 47 46 41
100 34 31 26 26 28 32 32 27 42 42 39 39 40 42 41 36
8 50 26 24 18 18 20 24 24 19 – – – – – – – –
9 1000 60 58 52 52 54 58 58 53 64 64 62 62 62 64 63 59
500 54 52 46 46 48 52 52 47 59 59 56 57 57 59 58 53
125 200 46 44 38 38 40 44 44 39 52 52 49 49 49 51 51 46
100 40 38 32 32 34 38 38 33 46 46 44 44 44 46 45 40
50 34 32 26 26 28 32 32 27 – – – – – – – –
10
1000 62 59 52 52 55 59 60 54 67 67 65 65 65 67 66 61
11 500 56 53 47 47 49 53 54 48 61 61 59 59 59 61 60 55
160 200 49 46 39 39 42 46 47 41 53 53 51 51 51 53 52 47
100 43 40 33 33 36 40 41 35 48 48 46 46 46 48 47 42
50 37 34 27 27 30 34 35 29 – – – – – – – –
12 Flow 70 [l/s] Flow 180 [l/s]
1000 66 63 57 57 59 63 63 58 69 69 66 66 66 68 68 63
500 59 56 50 50 53 57 57 52 62 62 60 60 60 62 61 57
13 200 200 50 47 41 41 43 47 47 42 54 54 51 51 52 54 53 48
100 43 40 34 34 36 40 40 35 47 47 45 45 45 47 46 42
50 37 34 28 28 30 34 34 29 – – – – – – – –
14 Flow 110 [l/s] Flow 300 [l/s]
1000 67 64 59 59 61 65 65 60 70 70 67 68 67 69 69 64
500 60 57 51 51 53 57 57 52 63 63 61 61 61 63 62 57
15 250 200 50 47 41 41 43 47 47 42 55 55 53 53 53 54 54 49
100 43 40 34 34 36 40 40 35 49 49 47 47 47 48 48 43
50 35 32 26 26 28 32 33 27 43 43 40 41 40 42 42 37
16 Flow 170 [l/s] Flow 470 [l/s]

1000 69 66 60 60 62 66 67 61 70 70 68 68 68 70 69 65
500 61 58 52 52 54 58 59 53 64 64 62 62 62 64 63 59
315 200 50 47 41 41 44 48 48 43 56 56 54 54 54 56 55 50
17 100 42 40 34 34 36 40 40 35 50 50 47 47 47 49 49 44
50 35 32 26 26 29 33 33 28 – – – – – – – –
18


Technical data 1
Sound to duct
Sound power level, LW [dB], to duct in octave bands 1–8, 2

63–8000 Hz, as function of diameter, pressure drop and flow.
3
Velocity app. 9 [m/s] Velocity app. 12 [m/s]
Pressure
Ød1 drop Centre frequency [Hz] Centre frequency [Hz]
[Pa] 4
63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
5
1000 58 59 59 59 58 59 58 53 61 64 65 65 63 63 61 57
500 55 56 55 55 54 55 54 50 59 61 62 62 60 60 59 55
80 200 50 51 51 51 50 51 50 45 55 58 59 59 57 57 55 51
100
50
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
6
1000 61 62 61 62 61 62 61 56 62 64 65 65 63 63 62 58 7
500 56 58 57 57 56 57 56 51 59 60 61 61 59 60 58 54
100 200 51 52 51 51 50 51 50 46 53 55 56 56 54 54 53 49
100 47 48 47 47 46 47 46 42 – – – – – – – –
50 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 8
1000 66 67 67 67 66 67 66 61 68 71 71 72 70 70 68 64 9
500 61 62 62 62 61 62 61 56 63 66 66 67 65 65 63 59
125 200 54 55 55 55 54 55 54 49 57 59 60 60 58 58 57 52
100 50 51 50 50 49 50 49 45 – – – – – – – –
50 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
10
1000 69 70 69 69 68 69 68 64 70 71 71 71 70 71 69 65
500 63 64 63 63 62 63 62 58 64 66 66 66 64 65 64 59 11
160 200 55 56 56 56 55 56 55 50 56 58 58 58 57 57 56 52
100 50 51 50 50 49 50 49 45 51 52 52 52 51 52 50 46
50 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
12
1000 70 71 71 71 70 71 70 65 71 73 73 73 72 72 71 67
500 64 65 64 64 63 64 63 59 65 67 67 67 65 66 65 60
200 200 56 57 56 56 55 56 55 51 57 58 59 59 57 58 56 52 13
100 50 51 50 50 49 50 49 45 51 53 53 53 52 52 51 47
50 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
Flow 450 [l/s] Flow 600 [l/s] 14
1000 71 72 71 71 70 71 70 66 72 73 74 74 72 73 71 67
500 65 66 65 65 64 65 64 60 66 68 69 69 67 67 66 62
250 200 57 58 57 57 56 57 56 52 58 60 61 61 59 59 58 54 15
100 51 52 52 52 51 52 51 46 54 55 56 56 54 55 53 49
50 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
Flow 700 [l/s] Flow 830 [l/s] 16
1000 71 72 72 72 71 72 71 66 72 73 73 73 72 73 71 67
500 66 67 66 66 65 66 65 61 66 67 67 68 66 67 66 61
315 200 58 59 59 59 58 59 58 53 59 60 60 60 59 60 58 54
100 52 53 53 53 52 53 52 47 – – – – – – – – 17
50 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –
18


1 Technical data
Pressure and flow ranges and sound
to the surroundings
2
3 Ø 100 v
5 10 [m/s]
[Pa]
1000 [dB]
55
4 The graphs show A-weighted sound power level, LWA [dB],
900 45
50
to the surroundings.
40 LWA
Example: 800
5 Given: Diameter 125 mm
700
Flow 70 l/s
The graph gives:
6 Δpt
A-weighted sound 500 35
power level approx. 40 dB
400
7 The A-weighted sound pressure level in the mittle of the 30
room becomes approx. 8 dB lower than these graph values. 300
With insulation shell around the unit (the DALU unit) the A- 200 25
8 weighted sound pressure level in the mittle of the room 20
100
becomes appox. 26 dB lower than the graph values on con- 50
dition that also the connected ducts are attenuated (insu- 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 95 [l/s]
9 lated) to the same extent.
100 150 200 250 300 [m³/h]
Still lower sound pressure level can be achieved with addi- q
tional constructional sound attension measures (false ceil-
10 ing, high room attenuation).
Ø 80 v Ø 125 v
11 [Pa]
5 10 [m/s] [Pa]
5 10 [m/s]
1000 1000
45 55 [dB]
12 900
50
55 [dB] 900 50
LWA LWA
800 40 800
13 700
35
700
45
Δpt
600 600
Δpt
14 500 500
400 400 40
30
15 300 300
200 200 35
25
16 100 20 100 30
50 50 25
15 20 30 40 50 60 70 [l/s] 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 150 165 [l/s]
17 100 150 200 250 [m³/h] 200 300 400 500 [m³/h]
q q
18


Technical data 1
Pressure and flow ranges and sound
to the surroundings
2
Ø 160 v Ø 250 v
[Pa] 5 10 [m/s] [Pa] 5 10 [m/s]
1000 1000
3
55 60 [dB] 60 65 [dB]
900 900
800
LWA
800
LWA 4
55
700 50 700
600 600
5
Δpt
Δpt
500 500
50
400 400
6
45
300 300 45
200 40 200
7
40
100 35 100 35
50 30 50 30 8
40 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 220 [l/s] 110 200 300 400 500 600 [l/s]
200 300 400 500 600 700 [m³/h] 400 600 800 1000 1500 2000 [m³/h]
q q 9
Ø 200 v Ø 315 v
[m/s] 5
[Pa] 5 10 [Pa] 10 [m/s] 10
1000 1000
60 [dB]
65 [dB]
900 900 60
LWA
11
55 LWA
800 800
700 700
12
55
600 600
Δpt
Δpt
50
500 500
13
400 400 50
45 300
300
14
45
200 40 200
40
100 35 100
50 50
35 15
70 100 150 200 250 300 350 [l/s] 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 [l/s]
300 400 600 800 1000 1200 [m³/h] 1000 1500 2000 2500 [m³/h]
q q
16
17
18

Constant-/variable flow damper DAU

Dimensions
1
2 B
122
65
3
Ød1
4
l
6 Description Tightness class

Constant flow damper with manual setting of one flow Ød1 l B m across closed
nom mm mm kg blade
DAU is a constant flow damper, which facilitates balancing
7 of ventilation systems and gives correct flow from the start.
80 240 122 1,35 0
100 240 122 1,40 0
The unit compensates for e.g. connection and disconnec- 125 240 135 1,65 0
tion of system parts, clogging of filters and ducts, thermal lift
8 forces, wind effects, window opening etc. 160 250 170 1,85 0
200 268 210 2,26 0
250 290 260 3,35 0
9 Fulfils tightness class C. 315 332 325 4,75 0
There is a separate assembly, measuring, balancing and DAU is available with an 45 mm external insulation and an
maintenance instruction for this product. outer sheet metal shell for lower sound radiation to the sur-
10 roundings. Is then called DALU.
Technical data
122
11 Flow setting
The flow is set by loosing the center nut and via the knob
20
turning the scale arrow so it points at the wanted flow on the

12 scale. Then the center nut is tightened.
13 B l
Tightness class
14 Center nut Ød1 l B m across closed
nom mm mm kg blade
Scale arrow 80 240 170 2,35 0
15 100 240 190 2,50 0
125 240 215 2,90 0
160 250 250 3,45 0
16 Ordering example 200 268 290 4,06 0
DAU 125 250 290 340 6,05 0
Product 315 332 405 8,60 0
17
Dimension Ød1
18

Constant-/variable flow damper DA2EU

Dimensions
1
B
2
130
3
Ød1
4
l
5
Description Tightness class 6

Constant flow damper with electric motor for switching Ød1 l B m across closed
between two flows nom mm mm kg blade
DA2EU is a constant flow damper, which facilitates balanc- 80 250 122 1,95 0 7
ing of ventilation systems and gives correct flow from the
100 250 122 2,00 0
start. The unit compensates for e.g. connection and discon-
nection of system parts, clogging of filters and ducts, thermal 125 250 135 2,25 0
lift forces, wind effects, window opening etc. The motors 160 250 170 2,45 0 8
shall be completed with a switch. The switch can in turn be 200 250 210 2,86 0
controlled either manually with timer, with on/off-thermostat, 250 290 260 3,95 0
with attendance transmitter or similar.
315 332 325 5,35 0 9
Fulfils tightness class C.
maintenance instruction for this product. Ordering example
10
Product DA2EU 125 24 LM
Flow setting
Type
The two flows are set 11
Dimension Ød1
by moving the end Voltage
stoppers screws. End stop screws
Motor type
0
BELIMO
12
R
Made in Switzerland
At delivery the LM230A 1
screws are set at

largest possible dis-
tance. 13
Technical data for the motors 14

LM 24 A LM 230 A
Power supply............................. AC 19,2–28,8 V, 50/60 Hz AC 65–265 V, 50/60 Hz
DC 19,2–28,8 V 15
Power consumption .................. 1W 1,5 W + +
– –
For wire sizing ........................... 2 VA 4 VA
Operating angle......................... Max. 95°, adjustable 0–100% Max. 95°, adjustable 0–100% 0 16
Direction of rotation................... Switch selectable Switch selectable
0 or 1 0 or 1 1 2 3 1 2 3
Position indication .....................
Running time for 95° ................
Mechanical
150 s
Mechanical
150 s
17
Sound power level..................... Max. 35 dB (A) Max. 35 dB (A)
Ambient temperature range ...... -30 to +50°C -30 to +50°C
1 1
18
Ambient moisture ...................... 95 % RH 95 % RH

Constant-/variable flow damper DAVU

Dimensions
1
B
2
130
3
Ød1
4
l
5
6 Description Tightness class

Constant flow damper with electric motor for continu- Ød1 l B m across closed
ous setting of one flow nom mm mm kg blade
7 DAVU is a constant flow damper, which facilitates balancing 80 250 122 1,95 0
of ventilation systems and gives correct flow from the start.
100 250 122 2,00 0
The unit compensates for e.g. connection and disconnection
of system parts, clogging of filters and ducts, thermal lift 125 250 135 2,25 0
8 forces, wind effects, window opening etc. The motor shall be 160 250 170 2,45 0
completed with control signal transmitter e.g. an external po- 200 250 210 2,86 0
tentiometer or a proportionally regulating thermostat. A spe- 250 290 260 3,95 0
9 cial mounting, measuring, balancing and maintenance
315 332 325 5,35 0
instruction exists for this product.
Fulfils tightness class C.
10 There is a separate assembly, measuring, balancing and Ordering example
Product DAVU 125 24 LMSR
Type
11 Flow setting
Dimension Ød1
The two flows are set Voltage
by moving the end
Motor type
12 stoppers screws. End stop screws
BELIMO
R
0
Made in Switzerland
At delivery the LM230A 1
screws are set at

13 largest possible dis-
tance.
14
15 Power supply ..............................
LM 24 A-SR
AC 19,2–28,8 V, 50/60 Hz
DC 19,2–28,8 V
Power consumption .................... 1W
– +
For wire sizing ............................ 2 VA
16 Connection ................................. Cable 1 m, 4×0,75 mm2 Y DC 0–10 V
Operating angle .......................... Max. 95°, adjustable 0–100% U DC 2–10 V
Torque at rated voltage .............. Min. 5 Nm
Direction of rotation .................... Switch selectable 0/1
17 Position at Y=0 V........................ Switch selectable 0 or 1 1 2 3 5
Position indication....................... Mechanical
Running time for 95° .................. 150 s
Sound power level ...................... Max. 35 dB (A)
18 Protection class .......................... III Safety extra-low voltage
Protection type............................ IP 54
Ambient temperature range........ -30 to +50°C
Ambient moisture........................ 95 % RH
Regulating damper LKSR

Dimensions
1
b
3
b +5
2 a
4
l
Description 6
Rectangular regulating damper
Består av trapetskorrugerad kanal med vridbart blad. Bladet
är steglöst inställbart 0–90° via vredet i dosan och avläsning
7
av spjällvinkeln sker mot en präglad gradering på dosk-
anten. Låsning sker med två skruvar för Pozidriv (PZD2).
För allmän information om spjäll se sidan *.
8
Spjällets förses med skarvprofil i båda ändar. Längden är
normalt b+10 men spjället kan även fås i speciallängder. 9
Dosan medger en isolertjocklek av ca 50 mm. Vid krav på
tjockare isolering kompletteras spjället med den speciella
isoleringskoppen IK. 10
Spjället är möjligt att motorisera i efterhand.
Täthetsklass förbi stängt blad: 0.
11
Maximal storlek på spjället är 600 × 600 mm.
LKSR levereras försedd med skarvprofil typ RJFP.
12
För vidare information om tillbehör se sidan *.
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
LKSR 500 300 1
Product 17
Side in mm a
Knob side in mm b
Normal length in mm
l = b+10 1
18

Regulating damper DRUI

Dimensions
1
Ød1
4
l
5
6 Description Ød1 l m Sealing class past

Preinsulated regulating damper of DRU type. nom mm kg closed blade
100 100 1,25 0
7 Ø 100–500 fullfills pressure class A in closed position.
125 100 1,44 0
160 100 1,70 0
8 200 100 2,17 0
250 100 3,24 0
315 100 3,94 0
9 400 100 6,15 0
500 115 7,68 0
10
11
12
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
DRUI 125 50
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
Type
18

Sliding damper – manual SKMTR

Dimensions
Ød 1
Ø 80 – 200
l
3
B
4
H1 5
H2
Description Ød 6
Ø 224 – 400
Manual shut-off sliding damper with transfer joint
The damper meets the requirements for tightness class 4 at
pressure class C. 7
l
The damper meets the requirements for tightness class C
only in fully closed or fully opened position.
8
B
10
H1 = H2
11
Ød H1 H2 B l m
nom mm mm mm mm kg
80 250 330 160 125 2,70 12
100 290 390 180 125 3,00
125 340 465 205 125 3,60
140 390 530 230 125 4,50 13
150 390 540 230 125 4,50
160 410 570 240 125 4,70
180 490 670 280 125 5,60
14
200 490 690 280 125 5,60
224 * 585 809 345 165 10,2
15
250 * 585 835 370 165 12,2
300 * 730 1030 420 165 18,1
Ordering example
315 * 730 1045 435 165 19,0 16
350 * 800 1150 470 165 22,5
SKMTR 200 400 * 905 1305 520 165 26,1
Product
* Has through blade 17
Dimension Ød
18

Sliding damper – pneumatic SKPTR

Dimensions
1 Ød
l
3
B
4
H1
5
H2
6 Description Ød H1 H2 B l m
Pneumatic shut-off sliding damper with transfer joint nom mm mm mm mm kg
The damper meets the requirements for tightness class 4 at 80 250 330 160 125 3,00
7 pressure class C. 100 290 390 180 125 3,30
The damper meets the requirements for tightness class C 125 340 465 205 125 4,00
only in fully closed or fully opened position. 140 390 530 230 125 5,00
8 150 390 540 230 125 5,00
Pressurized air cylinder with mounted regulation valve is
included. 160 410 570 240 125 5,20
180 * 490 670 280 125 6,20
9 There is a separate assembly, measuring, balancing and 200 * 490 690 280 125 6,20
224 * 585 809 345 165 11,3
10 250 * 585 835 370 165 13,5
Technical data
300 * 730 1030 420 165 20,1
Cylinder
315 * 730 1045 435 165 21,1
Power pressure, normal ............ 0,6 MPa (6 bar)
11 , max................... 1,0 MPa (10 bar) 350 * 800 1150 470 165 25,0
Ambient temperature range ...... -20 °C (dry air) to +80 °C 400 * 905 1305 520 165 29,0
Working fluid ............................ Air, clean and dry
* Provided with 2 compressed air cylinders
12 Solenoid valve
Power pressure ........................ max 7 bar
Ambient temperature ................ max +50 °C
13 Power supply, standard ............ 220 V~
, special ............. 24 V~ or 24 V-
Power tolerance ....................... ±10 %
Power requirements ................. appr. 5 W
14 Protection class ........................ IP 65
Insulation class ......................... B
Air connection .......................... Quick release for Ø 6 mm
15 hose
16 Ordering example
SKPTR 200
Product
17
Dimension Ød
18

Damper with flow meter FMDRU

Dimensions
1
Ød1
Ødi
4
l
5
Description Ød1 Ødi l m 6

Applications nom nom mm kg
The flow meter is suitable both for setting up and for conti- 80 63 300 0,78
nous flow measurement. It is intended for permanent instal- 100 80 300 0,94 7
lation and must therefore be specified at the design stage.
125 100 310 1,21
There is a separate assembly, measuring, balancing and 160 125 315 1,52
8
200 160 380 2,20
Ø 80–630 fullfills tightness class 0 and pressure class A . 250 200 440 3,31
Design 315 250 570 4,92 9
The flow meter consists of two reducers joined together, with 400 315 660 7,81
measurement nozzles. Each nozzle has a removable plastic 500 400 845 12,0
plug which prevents dirt from entering. It also eliminates air
630 500 1030 18,2
10
leakage when measurement is not done.
The unit permits insulation of up to 100 mm thickness to be Flow meters with reductions of two dimension steps can be
installed without concealing the measurement nozzles or the obtained, to give higher reading pressure in the measure- 11
label plate. The plate can be rotated for best legibility, irre- ment nozzles. This entails higher pressure drop and noise
spective of the way the unit is installed and can easily be generation, however.
removed, to be located away from the unit. Advantages 12
• Has low pressure drop due to good aerodynamic design.
The unit also contains a regulating damper DRU to allow
• Has low noise generation due to good aerodynamic
balancing. The cup around the damper knob allows insula-
design. 13
tion up to 50 mm thick to be used. If thicker insulation is
• Suitable for use with insulation.
needed, add the special insulation cup IK.
The unit has components which partly block the duct sys- 14
tem. You can use one of the tips on page 603 to facilitate
cleaning.
The unit has components which partly block the duct sys- 15
cleaning.
16
Ordering example
FMDRU 160 125 17
Product
Dimension Ød1
Dimension Ødi 18


Technical data
1 Sound Measurement function
Sound generation has been measured at the Swedish Na- Measure pressure difference, Dp, between the measurement
tional Testing and Research Institute in an reverberation nozzles, and use the equation on the units plate to derive the
2 room, in accordance with ISO 5135 and ISO 3741. duct flow.
Flow graph for balancing Measurement accuracy
The graph show the flow, q, as a function of the pressure dif- If the velocity profile is asymmetric, the measurement values
3 ference in the measurement nozzles. Flow data for dimen- can differ from the ideal values. For this reason, the flow me-
sioning differs from this graph. ter should never be located right up to any flow disturbance.
The method error in the table below will differ, depending on
Ød1 [mm] the distance to the flow disturbance.
4
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
630
80
300
l1 =straight distance before meter Method error
5 m2
Type of disturbance 5% 10%
100 A 90° bend
6
Δ p [Pa]
50
2·d1 1·d1
Ød1
7
l1
8
l2 = straight distance after meter 1·d1 1·d1
10
10 50 100 500 1000 5000 [l/s]
9
50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
q
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

1
Pressure drop graphs with sound data for Ø125
dimensioning LWA [dB] α [°]
The solid lines show the pressure drop, Δpt, across the unit 500
80 60 40
2
70
as a function of flow, q.
60
50
20
The dashed lines give the A-weighted sound power data,
3
40
LWA, in dB to the duct.
100
Δ pt [Pa]
Flow data for balancing differs from these graphs. 0
50 4
5
10
30 50 100 200[l/s]
200 300 400 500 [m3/h]
6
q
7
Ø80 Ø160
LWA [dB]
80 60 40 α [°] LWA [dB] α [°]
500 80 60 40
70 8
70
500 60
40
50
60
80
20
20
50 9
100
Δ pt [Pa]
0 100
Δ pt [Pa]
40
50
50 0 10
11
10
10 20 30 40 50 80 [l/s] 10
60 100 200 300[l/s]
50 100
q
200 [m3/h]
300 400 500 1000 [m3/h] 12
q
13
Ø100 LWA [dB]
Ø200
α [°] LWA [dB] α [°]
80 60 40 80 60 40
500 500
60 70 14
60
70
50
40
20
50 20
15
100 100
Δ pt [Pa]
Δ pt [Pa]
0 40
50 50
0
16
17
10 10
20 50 100 120[l/s] 90100 200 300 400 500[l/s]
100 200 300 400 [m3/h] 400 500 1000 [m3/h] 18

q q

1
Ø250 Ø500
2 500
80
60
60 70 40 500
60
70
40
60
50 20
20
3
100 100 50
Δ pt [Pa]
Δ pt [Pa]
40
4 50 0 50
0
5
10 10
100 200 300 400 500 800[l/s] 600 1000 2000 3000 [l/s]
6 500 1000 2000 [m3/h] 3000 4000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
q q
7
Ø315 Ø630
80 60 40 80 60 40
8 500
60
70 500
70
20
20
9 50 60
100 100
Δ pt [Pa]
Δ pt [Pa]
0
10 50 40
0 50 50
11
10 10
200 500 1000 1200 [l/s] 900 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 [l/s]
12 1000 2000 3000 4000 [m3/h] 4000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
q q
13
Ø400
LWA [dB] α [°]
60 40
14 500
60
70
20
15 50
100
Δ pt [Pa]
0
16 50 4
0
17
10
400 500 1000 2000 [l/s]
18 2000 3000 4000 5000 [m3/h]
q


Sound generation
Pressure
Velocity app. 5 [m/s] Velocity app. 10 [m/s] Velocity app. 15 [m/s] 1
dim
Ød1 drop Centre frequency [Hz] Centre frequency [Hz] Centre frequency [Hz]
[Pa]
63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k
500 64 65 62 59 57 56 52 51 68 76 76 70 64 61 59 56 71 80 80 73 67 63 61 58
80 300 61 62 58 55 52 50 45 43 65 75 75 67 61 57 53 49 68 79 77 68 63 58 55 52
200 59 60 56 51 47 46 40 38 63 75 74 64 58 53 48 44 67 78 75 64 59 54 51 47
100 56 56 51 45 40 38 30 28 59 74 72 59 52 47 40 35 63 76 71 58 53 48 42 38 3
50 52 52 47 40 33 30 21 18 56 73 71 54 47 41 32 26 Pressure drop exceeds 50 [Pa]
500
300
64
61
63
60
62
58
58
54
56
51
55
50
53
46
54
46
67
65
76
76
76
76
69
65
63
59
60
55
61
56
61
56
70 81 82 70 66 64 64
68 81 80 65 62 60 60
64
59
4
100
200 59 58 55 51 47 46 40 40 62 75 75 62 55 51 52 53 65 81 79 61 58 57 56 55
100 56 54 51 45 40 40 31 30 59 75 75 57 49 44 46 46 62 81 78 54 52 51 50 49
5
500 66 64 62 59 56 56 54 53 72 76 75 68 63 60 61 59 75 81 79 71 66 63 63 61
125 300 63 61 58 55 51 51 47 45 69 75 73 65 59 56 55 53 73 79 76 67 62 59 58 56
200
100
61
57
59
55
56
51
51
46
47
41
47
40
42
33
40
30
67
64
74
72
71
69
62
57
56
50
52
45
50
43
49
41
71 78 74 63 58 55 53
67 76 70 57 52 49 46
51
43
6
500 66 63 61 57 54 54 53 52 77 78 73 67 63 59 59 58 80 81 76 71 66 62 61 59 7
160 300 63 60 57 53 50 49 47 45 75 77 70 63 59 54 54 53 78 79 72 67 62 57 55 53
200 61 58 55 50 47 45 42 40 74 75 68 60 56 50 49 48 76 77 69 64 58 53 50 48
100 58 54 50 45 41 38 34 31 71 73 64 55 51 43 42 41 74 74 63 59 53 46 42 39
50 55 51 45 39 36 31 26 23 69 71 60 50 46 36 34 33 71 71 58 54 47 39 34 31 8
500 71 68 65 61 58 58 57 55 75 77 70 63 60 54 54 53 80 82 78 71 67 65 66 63
300 67 64 60 57 53 53 50 47 74 75 68 60 56 50 49 48 77 79 74 67 63 60 60 57
200
200 65 61 57 53 49 49 45 42 71 73 68 61 56 53 52 50 74 77 71 63 58 56 55 52 9
100 60 56 52 48 43 41 36 32 66 69 64 55 50 46 45 42 70 71 66 57 52 50 48 44
50 55 52 46 42 37 34 28 23 62 66 60 50 44 38 37 34 65 69 51 50 46 41 40 35
10
500 69 66 64 61 57 59 58 56 79 76 72 67 62 61 64 63 83 81 76 72 65 64 67 66
250 300 66 63 60 58 53 54 53 49 77 73 68 63 57 56 59 58 81 77 72 68 60 59 61 60
200 64 60 57 55 49 50 49 44 75 70 65 60 53 52 54 53 78 74 69 65 56 55 57 55
100 60 56 52 50 43 44 41 34 72 65 59 54 47 45 47 46 75 69 63 60 50 48 50 47
50 56 51 47 45 37 37 34 25 69 61 54 49 40 38 39 38 71 64 58 55 43 41 42 39 11
500 76 71 67 62 60 60 60 57 82 79 74 68 66 64 65 63 86 83 77 71 68 66 69 64
315 300 72 67 62 58 55 55 54 49 78 75 69 64 61 58 49 57 82 79 72 66 63 61 62 58 12
200 69 64 59 55 51 50 48 44 74 72 66 60 57 54 54 51 78 75 69 62 59 56 57 53
100 63 58 53 49 45 43 39 34 69 66 60 54 51 46 46 43 73 67 62 56 52 51 49 44
50 58 52 47 43 39 36 30 24 63 61 54 48 44 38 38 34 67 64 56 49 45 41 41 36
500 78 71 66 61 58 59 59 55 83 78 72 67 65 64 65 62 88 82 76 71 68 67 68 64
400 300 73 67 61 57 54 54 53 48 77 73 67 62 60 59 59 56 84 78 71 66 64 62 63 58
200 69 63 58 54 51 50 48 43 73 69 63 58 56 54 54 51 80 74 67 63 60 58 59 53
100 63 56 51 48 45 43 39 34 65 62 56 52 50 47 46 42 74 68 60 56 54 50 52 45 14
50 56 50 45 43 40 36 31 25 58 55 49 45 43 39 38 34 68 62 54 50 48 43 45 37
500
500
300
81
76
75
70
69
64
64
60
61
57
63
57
63
57
59
51
87
82
81
75
73
67
68
63
67
62
66
60
67
61
64
58
91
86
84
79
76
70
71
66
69
64
68
62
72
64
66
59
15
200 73 66 61 57 54 52 51 45 78 71 63 59 57 55 56 53 82 74 66 62 59 57 59 54
100 66 59 53 51 48 45 42 35 71 64 55 53 51 47 47 44 75 62 58 55 52 52 51 45
50 60 53 47 45 42 37 33 26 65 56 48 46 44 38 39 35 69 60 51 49 45 40 43 36
16
500 88 81 74 68 66 67 67 62 91 84 75 70 70 69 70 66 93 86 77 71 71 70 76 67
630 300 82 75 68 63 61 60 60 54 85 78 69 65 65 62 63 59 87 80 71 65 65 63 66 60
200
100
78
70
71
63
64
56
59
53
57
51
55
46
54
43
47
36
80
72
73
65
64
56
61
54
60
53
57
48
58
48
53
43
82
73
75
67
66
58
60
52
60
51
57
48
60
51
54
44 17
50 63 56 49 46 44 38 33 25 64 57 48 47 46 39 39 33 65 59 50 44 43 38 42 34
18

Damper with flow meter FMDU

Dimensions
1 Ø 80–315
Ød1
3
4 l
5
Ø 400–630
6 Description
Applications
The meter is suitable both for setting up and for continous
7
Ød1
flow measurement. It is intended for permanent installation

and must therefore be specified at the design stage.

8 maintenance instruction for this product.
l
Ø 80–630 fullfills tightness class 0 and pressure class A .
9 Design
Ød1 l m
The meter consists of a regulating shutter and a centrally lo-
nom mm kg
cated measurement plate. Each measurement nozzle has a
10 removable plastic plug which prevents dirt from entering. It 80 165 0,66
also eliminates air leakage when measurement is not done. 100 165 0,76
125 165 0,88
The unit permits insulation of up to 50 mm thickness to be
11 installed without concealing the measurement nipples or the 160 165 1,08
label plate. 200 230 1,44
The plate can be rotated for best legibility, irrespective of 250 275 2,10
12 315 275 2,65
the way the unit is installed and can easily be removed, to
be located away from the unit. The cup around the damper 400 450 6,10
knob allows insulation up to 50 mm thick to be used. If
13 thicker insulation is needed, add the special insulation cup 500 520 11,4
IK. The unit has components which partly block the duct 630 570 16,0
system. You can use one of the tips on page 603 to facilitate
14 cleaning.
Advantages
• Short installation length.
15 • Suitable for use with insulation.
The unit has components which partly block the duct sys-
cleaning.
16
Ordering example
17 FMDU 200
Product
Dimension Ød1
18


Technical data
Flow graph for balancing Measurement function 1
The curves show the flow, q, as a function of the pressure dif- By measuring the pressure difference, Dp, between the
ference in the measurement nozzles. Flow data for dimen- measurement nozzles, you can derive the flow in the duct by
sioning differs from this graph. means of the equation on the units plate. 2
Measurement accuracy
Ød1 [mm]
If the velocity profile is asymmetric, the measurement values
100
12 5
160
200
25 0
315
400
50 0
630
can differ from the ideal values. For this reason, the flow me- 3
80
300 ter should never be located right up to any flow disturbance.

The method error in the table below will differ, depending on
the distance to the flow disturbance.
100
4
Δ p [Pa]
50 l1 =straight distance before meter Method error

m2 5
Type of disturbance 5% 10%
A 90° bend
10 6
10 50 100 500 1 000 5 000 [l/s] Ød1
50 100 500 1 000 5 00010 000 [m³/h]

6·d1 0·d1
q 7
l1
8
A branch
9
6·d1 4·d1
l1 10
Ød1
l2 = straight distance after meter 1·d1 1·d1 11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

1
Pressure drop graphs with sound data for Ø125
dimensioning LWA [dB] α [°]
2 The solid lines show the pressure drop, Δpt, across the unit 500
80 60 40
70
as a function of flow, q. The dashed lines give the A-weighted
60
50
20
sound power data, LWA, in dB to the duct. Flow data for bal-
3 ancing differ from these graphs.
40
100
Δ pt [Pa]
0
4 50
5
10
30 50 100 200[l/s]
6 200 300 400 500 [m3/h]
q
7
Ø80 Ø160
LWA [dB]
80 60 40 α [°] LWA [dB] α [°]
500 80 60 40
8 70
70
500 60
40
50
60
80
20
20
9 50
100
Δ pt [Pa]
0 100
Δ pt [Pa]
40
10 50
50 0
11
10
10 20 30 40 50 80 [l/s] 10
60 100 200 300[l/s]
12 50 100
q
200 [m3/h]
300 400 500 1000 [m3/h]
q
13
Ø100 LWA [dB]
Ø200
α [°] LWA [dB] α [°]
80 60 40 80 60 40
14 500 500
60 70
60
70
50
40
20
50 20
15
100 100
Δ pt [Pa]
Δ pt [Pa]
0 40
16 50 50
0
17
10 10
20 50 100 120[l/s] 90100 200 300 400 500[l/s]
18 100 200 300 400 [m3/h] 400 500 1000 [m3/h]
q q

1
Ø250
LWA [dB] α [°]
80 60 Ø500 α [°]
2
500 60 70 40
80 70 60 50 40
500
30
50
20 20 3
Δpt [Pa]
100 100 10
Δ pt [Pa]
0
40 50
50 0
4
10 5
600 1 000 2 000 3 000 [l/s]
10 3 000 4 000 5 000 10 000 [m³/h]
100 200 300 400 500 800[l/s]
500 1000 2000 [m3/h]
q 6
q
7
Ø315
LWA [dB] α [°]
80 60 40 Ø630 α [°]
500
60
70
80 70 60 50 40
8
500 30
20 20
50 9
Δpt [Pa]
100 100 10
Δ pt [Pa]
0
50
50 40
0
10
10
1 000 2 000 3 000 4 000 5 000 [l/s]
11
10 4 000 5 000 10 000 [m³/h]
200 500 1000 1200 [l/s]
q
1000 2000 3000 4000 [m3/h] 12
q
13
Ø400 α [°]
80 70 60 50 40 14
500
30
20
15
10
Δpt [Pa]
100
0
50
16
10
400 500 1 000 2 000 [l/s] 17
1 000 2 000 3 000 5 000 [m³/h]
q
18


Sound generation
1 Velocity app. 5 [m/s] Velocity app. 10 [m/s] Velocity app. 15 [m/s]
dim Pressure
Ød1 [Pa]
2 631252505001k2k4k8k 631252505001k2k4k8k 631252505001k2k4k8k
3 80
500
300
64
61
65
62
62
58
59
55
57
52
56
50
52
45
51
43
68
65
76
75
76
75
70
67
64
61
61
57
59
53
56
49
71 80 80 73 67 63 61
68 79 77 68 63 58 55
58
52
200 59 60 56 51 47 46 40 38 63 75 74 64 58 53 48 44 67 78 75 64 59 54 51 47
100 56 56 51 45 40 38 30 28 59 74 72 59 52 47 40 35 63 76 71 58 53 48 42 38
4
500 64 63 62 58 56 55 53 54 67 76 76 69 63 60 61 61 70 81 82 70 66 64 64 64
5 100 300
200
61
59
60
58
58
55
54
51
51
47
50
46
46
40
46
40
65
62
76
75
76
75
65
62
59
55
55
51
56
52
56
53
68 81 80 65 62 60 60
65 81 79 61 58 57 56
59
55
100 56 54 51 45 40 40 31 30 59 75 75 57 49 44 46 46 62 81 78 54 52 51 50 49
500 66 64 62 59 56 56 54 53 72 76 75 68 63 60 61 59 75 81 79 71 66 63 63 61
125 300 63 61 58 55 51 51 47 45 69 75 73 65 59 56 55 53 73 79 76 67 62 59 58 56
7 200
100
61
57
59
55
56
51
51
46
47
41
47
40
42
33
40
30
67
64
74
72
71
69
62
57
56
50
52
45
50
43
49
41
71 78 74 63 58 55 53
67 76 70 57 52 49 46
51
43

8
500 66 63 61 57 54 54 53 52 77 78 73 67 63 59 59 58 80 81 76 71 66 62 61 59
160 300 63 60 57 53 50 49 47 45 75 77 70 63 59 54 54 53 78 79 72 67 62 57 55 53
200 61 58 55 50 47 45 42 40 74 75 68 60 56 50 49 48 76 77 69 64 58 53 50 48
9 100
50
58
55
54
51
50
45
45
39
41
36
38
31
34
26
31
23
71
69
73
71
64
60
55
50
51
46
43
36
42
34
41
33
74
71
74
71
63
58
59
54
53
47
46
39
42
34
39
31

10 500 71 68 65 61 58 58 57 55 75 77 70 63 60 54 54 53 80 82 78 71 67 65 66 63
200 300 67 64 60 57 53 53 50 47 74 75 68 60 56 50 49 48 77 79 74 67 63 60 60 57
200 65 61 57 53 49 49 45 42 71 73 68 61 56 53 52 50 74 77 71 63 58 56 55 52
100 60 56 52 48 43 41 36 32 66 69 64 55 50 46 45 42 70 71 66 57 52 50 48 44
11 50 55 52 46 42 37 34 28 23 62 66 60 50 44 38 37 34 65 69 51 50 46 41 40 35
12 250
500
300
69
66
66
63
64
60
61
58
57
53
59
54
58
53
56
49
79
77
76
73
72
68
67
63
62
57
61
56
64
59
63
58
83
81
81
77
76
72
72
68
65
60
64
59
67
61
66
60
200 64 60 57 55 49 50 49 44 75 70 65 60 53 52 54 53 78 74 69 65 56 55 57 55
100 60 56 52 50 43 44 41 34 72 65 59 54 47 45 47 46 75 69 63 60 50 48 50 47
50 56 51 47 45 37 37 34 25 69 61 54 49 40 38 39 38 71 64 58 55 43 41 42 39
13
500 76 71 67 62 60 60 60 57 82 79 74 68 66 64 65 63 86 83 77 71 68 66 69 64
14 315 300
200
72
69
67
64
62
59
58
55
55
51
55
50
54
48
49
44
78
74
75
72
69
66
64
60
61
57
58
54
49
54
57
51
82
78
79
75
72
69
66
62
63
59
61
56
62
57
58
53
100 63 58 53 49 45 43 39 34 69 66 60 54 51 46 46 43 73 67 62 56 52 51 49 44
50 58 52 47 43 39 36 30 24 63 61 54 48 44 38 38 34 67 64 56 49 45 41 41 36
15
16
17
18

Flow meter FMU

Dimensions
1
Ød1
Ødi
4
l
5
Description Ød1 Ødi l m 6

Applications nom nom mm kg
The meter is suitable both for setting up and for continous 80 63 110 0,33
flow measurement. It is intended for permanent installation 100 80 120 0,42 7
and must therefore be specified at the design stage.
125 100 111 0,48
There is a separate assembly, measuring, balancing and 160 125 123 0,62
8
200 160 129 0,83
Design 250 200 131 1,15
The meter consists of two reductions joined together, with
measurement nozzles. Each nozzle has a removable plastic
315 250 195 1,81 9
plug which prevents dirt from entering. It also eliminates air 400 315 206 2,60
leakage when measurement is not done. 500 400 275 3,92
630 500 355 6,38
10
The unit permits insulation of up to 100 mm thickness to be
installed without concealing the measurement nozzles or
label plate. The plate can be rotated for best legibility, irre- Advantages
spective of the way the fitting is installed and can easily be • Has low pressure drop due to good aerodynamic design. 11
removed, to be located away from the unit. • Has low noise generation due to good aerodynamic
design.
Flow meters with reductions of two dimension steps can be • Does not obstruct duct cleaning. 12
obtained, to give higher reading pressure in the measure- • Suitable for use with insulation.
ment nozzles. This entails higher pressure drop and noise
generation, however.
13
14
15
16
Ordering example
FMU 160 125 17
Product
Dimension Ød1
Dimension Ødi 18

Flow meter FMU

Technical data
1 Pressure drop graph with sound data for dimensioning Measurement function
The solid lines give the pressure drop, Δp, as a function of By measuring the pressure difference, Δp, between the
flow, q. The dashed lines give the A-weighted sound power measurement nozzles, you can derive the flow in the duct by
2 data, LWA, in dB to the duct. Flow data for balancing differ means of the equation on the units plate.
from this graph.
Measurement accuracy
Ød1 [mm]
3 80 100 125 160 200 250 315 400 can differ from the ideal values. For this reason, the flow me-
100 500
ter should never be located right up to any flow disturbance.
LWA [dB]
60 The method error in the table below will differ, depending on
50
630 the distance to the flow disturbance.
4
50
l1 =straight distance before meter Method error

Δ pt [Pa]
5 10
40
m2
5 Type of disturbance 5% 10%
A 90° bend
30
6
1
Ød1
10 50 100 500 1000 5000 [l/s] 2·d1 1·d1

7 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
q l1
Sound
8 Sound generation has been measured at the Swedish Na-
tional Testing and Research Institute in reverberation room, A rotary damper (45°). Shaft in line with
in accordance with ISO 5135 and ISO 3741. measurement nozzles
9 Flow graph for balancing
The curves show the flow, q, as a function of the pressure dif- 4·d1 3·d1
ference in the measurement nozzles. Flow data for dimen-
Ød1
10 sioning differ from this graph.

l1
Ød1 [mm]
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
630
11
80
l2 = straight distance after meter 1·d1 1·d1

300
12
100
13
Δ p [Pa]
50
14
15
10
10 50 100 500 1000 5000 [l/s]
16 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
q
17
18

Flow meter FMU

Sound generation
Velocity app. 5 [m/s] Velocity app. 10 [m/s] Velocity app. 15 [m/s] 1
dim
Centre frequency [Hz] Centre frequency [Hz] Centre frequency [Hz]
Ød1
63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 2
80
49 45 42 33 22 14 11 11 54 56 56 51 42 34 29 21 68 62 61 59 54 44 41 34 3
100
50 45 39 30 18 6 2 7 51 59 54 48 38 30 22 16 60 64 62 59 50 43 38 34
4
125
45 40 33 24 11 1 1 8 53 55 50 42 34 26 21 16 61 62 61 53 45 38 35 33
5
160
41 39 31 24 13 0 0 3 58 54 50 42 34 27 19 15 66 64 61 52 46 41 35 31
6
200
41 36 32 23 7 0 0 4 55 52 47 39 30 27 20 17 64 62 58 48 42 38 34 31
7
250
44 37 31 22 17 15 17 17 64 53 48 39 28 27 26 22 72 64 58 49 44 40 39 29

8
315
51 35 29 19 14 10 5 6 64 55 46 38 34 31 32 28 72 65 57 48 45 42 42 41

9
400
46 37 30 22 19 14 9 7 64 58 47 41 40 40 37 30 75 69 59 53 51 52 51 46

500
54 40 29 24 22 15 8 5 64 58 47 41 40 40 37 30 75 69 59 53 51 52 51 46

630
53 43 32 28 25 19 14 10 68 61 50 44 43 45 42 35 78 73 62 56 54 58 57 48
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Measuring bend MBU

Dimensions
1 l
rm
l
4
Ød1
5
r m ≈ 1·d 1
nom mm kg
Applications 100 100 0,40
The measuring bend is suitable both for balancing and for
7 continous flow measurement. It is intended for permanent
125 125 0,60
installation and must therefore be specified at the design 160 160 1,02
stage. The measuring bend is a good choice, since bends 200 200 1,23
8 are normally used in all installations. 250 250 1,74
There is a separate assembly, measuring, balancing and Advantages
maintenance instruction for this product. • Has a double function – both as bend and as flow meter.
9 Design • Does not increase pressure drop, compared with a stan-
The measuring bend consists of a pressed and seam dard Safe bend.
welded 90° Safe bend with measurement nozzles on the • Does not cause any noise, due to projecting compo-
10 inner and outer radii. The nozzles are asymmetrically located nents in the duct.
on the centreline, for manufacturing reasons. Each nozzle • Does not obstruct duct cleaning.
has a removable plastic plug which prevents dirt from enter-
11 ing. It also eliminates air leakage when measurement is not
done.
The unit allows insulation of up to 50 mm thickness to be
12 installed without concealing the measurement nozzle or the
label plate. The plate can be rotated for best legibility, irre-
spective of the way the unit is installed and can easily be
removed, to be located away from the unit. If thicker insula-
13 tion is needed, add the insulation cup IK to the standard
cup.
Thanks to the robust design of the standard cup, the mea-
14 surement nozzles are securely protected both before and
after installation.
15
16 Ordering example
MBU 250 90
17 Product
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
18

Measuring bend MBFU

Dimensions
1
l
l
rm
4
Ød1
r m ≈ 0,9·d 1 5
nom mm kg
Applications 315 300 3,18
The measuring bend is suitable both for balancing and for
continous flow measurement. It is intended for permanent
400 360 5,82 7
installation and must therefore be specified at the design 500 454 8,38
stage. The measuring bend is a good choice, since bends 630 566 13,1
are normally used in all installations.
Advantages
8
There is a separate assembly, measuring, balancing and • Has a double function – both as a bend and as a meter.
maintenance instruction for this product. • Does not increase pressure drop, compared with a stan-
Design
dard Safe bend. 9
• Does not cause any noise, due to projecting compo-
The measuring bend consists of a segmented and lock-
nents in the duct.
seamed 90° Safe bend with measuring nozzles on the inner
• Does not obstruct duct cleaning. 10
and outer radii. The nozzles are asymmetrically located on
the centreline, for manufacturing reasons. Each nozzle has a
removable plastic plug which prevents dirt from entering. It
also eliminates air leakage when measurement is not done. 11
The unit allows insulation of up to 50 mm thickness to be
installed without concealing the measurement nozzle or the
label plate. The plate can be rotated for best legibility, irre- 12
spective of the way the unit is installed and can easily be
removed, to be located away from the unit. If thicker insula-
tion is needed, add the insulation cup IK to the standard
cup.
13
Thanks to the robust design of the standard cup, the mea-
surement nozzles are securely protected both before and
after installation.
14
15
Ordering example
16
MBFU 500 90
Product 17
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
18

Measuring bends MBU, MBFU

Technical data
1 Pressure drop graph for dimensioning of MBU Measurement function
By measuring the pressure difference, Δp, between the inner
Ød1 [mm]
and outer bend radii, you can derive the flow in the duct by
100 125 160 200 250
2 100 means of the equation on the units plate.
50 Measurement accuracy
3 can differ from the ideal values. For this reason, the measur-
ing bend should never be located right up to any flow distur-
bance. The method error, as shown in the table below will
Δ pt [Pa]
10
differ, depending on the distance to the flow disturbance.
4 5
5 l1 = straight distance before measuring Method error m2

1 bends. Type of disturbance
10 50 100 500 1000 3000 [l/s]
5% 10%
50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h] A 90° bend
6 q Ød1
Pressure drop graph for dimensioning of MBFU
l1 8,5·d1 4,5·d1
Ød1 [mm]
7 315 400 500 630
100
l2
50
8 A rotary damper (45°). Shaft in line with
the measurement nozzles
Δ pt [Pa]
9 10
Ød1
5 9,0·d1 6,0·d1
l1
10
l2
1
100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
11 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h] l2 = straight distance after measuring
q 2·d1 2·d1
bend
12 Flow graph for balancing

The curves show the flow, q, as a function of the pressure
difference in the measurement nipples. Flow data for dimen-
sioning differ from this graph
13
Ød1 [mm]
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
630
14 300
200
15 100
50
Δ p [Pa]
16
20
17
10
20 50 100 200 500 1000 2000 5000 [l/s]
q
18

Accessories
Ø100
1
Insulation cup IK
If the insulation is thicker than 50 mm, there is a risk
that the insulation will cover the knob cup and 2
100
make it difficult to find or use. The insulation cup
allows about 100 mm of insulation to be used at the
same time as it gives good access to the damper
knob. It is quick and easy to fit - just snap it over 3
the edge of the cup. It fits all Lindab dampers with cup, both circular and
rectangular.
4
Handle DRHTG
Strong handle to facilitate setting. Suits all manual dampers.
5
Handle HANDLE
Handle suitable for damper with motor shelf DTHU – without motor. Can
be used for temporary setting/locking of the damper blade before the 6
motor is mounted or as a permanent alternative to the motor.
Can be set stepless 0–90°. Fits axle 8×8 mm.
Is advisably fixed with one or two sheet metal screws/rivets.
7
Assembly kit MSATS AK 31
Kit for installing a Sauter AK 31 P pneumatic actuator.
The kit contains all components needed.
8
Assembly kit MSATS AK 41

9
Assembly kit MSATS AK 42 10

11
Extension spindle VREDF 8 35
With a 35 mm long and 8×8 mm spindle. Fixed to the knob with 2 self-tap-
ping screws. 12
With a 60 mm long and Ø15 mm spindle. Used for motorising standard 13
dampers. Fits Belimo´s LM, NM and AM motors. Fixed to the knob with 2
self-tapping screws.
14
With a 100 mm long and Ø15 mm spindle. Used for motorising standard
dampers. Fits Belimo´s NM, AM, LF and AF motors and Sauter´s AK 31 P 15
and AK 41 P actuators. Fixed to the knob with 2 self-tapping screws.
Installation shelf KOMHY 16

Fits Belimo´s LM, NM, AM, LF and AF motors and Sauter´s AK 31 P and
AK 41 P actuators. Thread it over the edge of the cup and blind rivet it to
the damper body.
17
Installation shelf LÖMOK
Fits Belimo´s LM and NM motors. Screwed to the edge of the cup.
18

ai r duct systems | fire dampers and smoke evacuation
Fire dampers & Smoke evacuation
Lindab 1
Safe 3
Silencers 4

evacuation 6
Air valves 7
Roof hoods 8
Transfer 10
Rectangular 11
Flexible ducting 12
Isol 13
Access doors 14
Smart tools 15

16
systems
Index 18
ai r duct systems | fire dampers and smoke evacuation
Content
– Fire dampers & Smoke evacuation
Circular
1 fire dampers
CR60 ............................................ 323
CR2 .............................................. 325
Rectangular
3 fire damper
CU2.............................................. 328
CU-LT .......................................... 338
CU-LT-1s ..................................... 355
4
Fire damper
5 MEC ............................................. 331
6
Frame
7 PG ................................................ 336
8
Circular
smoke evacuation
9 VR2 .............................................. 372
10
Rectangular
11 smoke evacuation
VU2 .............................................. 375
VAN1V.......................................... 377
VAN2V.......................................... 379
12
Smoke evacuation
13 MEC ............................................. 381
14
15
16
17
18

air d u c t s y s t e m s | f i re d a m p e r s a n d s moke evacuation
Fire dampers CR60

Dimensions
1
345
170
2
Ød1
4
25(*)
5
* Extending damper blade only for Ø 315
Description Ød1 6
The CR60 is a very light circular fire damper with a fire nom
resistance up to 90 minutes, which is installed in ventilation 100
ducts passing through a construction element in order to
stop the propagation of fire. The refractory casing is made of 125 7
galvanised steel. The blade consists of asbestos free panels, 160
which are resistant to humidity. The CR60 can be equipped 200
with a fusible link mechanism up to a motorised mechanism,
250 8
completely out of the wall. The damper is especially desig-
ned for smaller diameters up to 315 mm. 315
9
Standard
Galvanised steel tunnel
Damper blade (thickness 20 mm) 10
Operating mechanism with:
• manual command
• manual locking
11
• blade position indicator
• identification label 12
• electrical connections
• fusible link 72°C
Rubber air sealing ring 13
Intumescent strip
Fusible link base plate
Positioning plate
14
Damper sealing ring
15
Fire resistance
Up to 90 minutes
16
Ordering example
CR60 125 24 MFUS
Product 17
Dimension Ød1
Voltage
Motor type
18

Fire dampers CR60

Technical data for the motors Installation
1 • In rigid wall, floor and in flexible wall
MFUS • Provide an additional zone of 200 mm to have free
Ød1/2 + 75 access to the mechanism
2 • Avoid deflection of the tunnel

• Installation and air movement may be from either
direction
3 • Verify the free movement of the blade
• Installation according to test report
123 • On the side of the mechanism the damper exceeds the
4 wall by 170 mm.
• Minimal size of opening to incorporate = Ød1+80 mm in
rigid wall and rigid floor/ceiling
5
Mechanism
6 MFUS
Automatic command with fusible link 72°C
BLFT
7 Ød1/2 + 70 MFUS + FDCU
End and begin of range switch in option
8
BLFT
Springreturn actuator 24/230V
9
98
10
11
12
13 rigid wall rigid floor/ceiling flexible wall
Ød1+80 Ød1+80
14 (Ød1+50)
15
16
17 mortar mortar stone wool
18

Fire dampers CR2

Dimensions
375 1
x
2
Ød1
3
50
4
253 122 y
Description 6
The circular fire damper CR2 with a fire resistance of 120 Exceeding damper blade
minutes is installed in ventilation ducts passing through a x = Ød1 - 253 mm if Ød1 ≥ 560 mm
construction element in order to stop the propagation of fire.
The fire damper can be equipped with a common fusible link
y = Ød1 - 122 mm if Ød1 ≥ 250 mm 7
mechanism up to a motorised mechanism, positioned
completely outside the wall. The refractory tunnel is made of
galvanised steel. The CR2 fire damper is especially designed Ød1
nom
8
for larger dimensions up to 630 mm.
200
Standard 250 9
Galvanised steel tunnel 315
Damper blade 355
Operating mechanism with: 400 10
• manual command 450
• manual locking 500
11
• blade position indicator 560
• identification label 630
• electrical connections 12
Sealing cold smoke
Blade bumper
Intumescent strip
13
Fusible link 72°C
14
Fire resistance
2 hours
15
16
Ordering example
CR2 400 230 CFTH
Product 17
Dimension Ød1
Voltage
Motor type
18

Fire dampers CR2

• Installation in rigid wall with horizontal or vertical axis
1
Ød1 ≥ 315 mm • Installation in massive floor or ceiling with horizontal
axis
• Provide an additional zone of
2 Ød1 + 62,5
200 mm to have free access to the mechanism
P
• Avoid deflection of the tunnel
3 direction
• Verify the free movement of the blade
Q
Z
4 • On the side of the mechanism the damper exceeds the

wall by 230 mm
• Minimal size of opening to incorporate = Ød1+50 mm
5
CFTH MANO BLF BF DB Mechanism
(+ME) (T) (T) (T)
6 P 65 115 110 110 145 CFTH
Q 180 190 210 210 210 Automatic command
Z 155 180 180 180 180
7
MANO
Automatic and remote controlled command
8
Ød1 < 315 mm BLF/BF/DB
Spring return actuator 24/230V
P
9
Function
see MEC, see page 331.
10
Z
Q
11
12
CFTH MANO BLF BF DB
(+ME) (T) (T) (T)
P 65 115 110 110 145
13
Q 180 190 210 210 210
Z 60 85 80 – 90
14
15
16
17
18

Fire dampers CR2

Variants for CR2
Round connection with rubber sealing ring. Reducer for connection on a duct with a smaller diameter
than the damper.
1
Delivered in sets of 2 pieces.
Delivered per piece.
2
RCJ RCVF
8
Ød1
9
l
L
10
BCM
Ø d1 L CR2
11
200 447
250 487
12
Ød2
315 497
355 487
400 527 13
450 527 L
500 517
560 517 Ø d2 Ød CR2 L l 14
630 527 80 200 665 145
100 200 545 85
15
125 200 525 75
160 200 495 60
180 200 595 110 16
224 250 625 125
17
18

Fire dampers CU2

Dimensions
1 y x
W×H
45
3
4 400
Exceeding damper blade

5
x = H/2 - 274 mm if H ≥ 550 mm
y = H/2 - 148 mm if H ≥ 300 mm
6 Description
The CU2 is a rectangular fire damper with a fire resistance up
to 120 minutes, which is installed in ventilation ducts passing Fire resistance
through a construction element in order to stop the propaga-
7 tion of fire. The fire damper can be equipped with a common EI 120 S E 120 S EI 90 S EI 60 S
fusible link mechanism up to a motorised mechanism,
completely out of the wall. The refractory casing is made of
8 asbestos free panels, which are resistant to humidity. Concrete wall up to up to up to up to
Rigid wall
Suitable for installation in rigid and flexible walls. 100 mm 600x600 1500x1000 1500x800 1500x1000
(ve i <->o) (500 Pa) (500 Pa) (300 Pa) (500Pa)
9 Standard
Concrete floor up to
Connection frame PG30
150 mm 1200x800
Casing of refractory material
Rigid floor
10 Damper blade
(ho i <->o)
Concrete floor
(500 Pa)
up to
Operating mechanism with: 125 mm 1500x800
(ho i <->o) (300 Pa)
• manual command
11 up to up to
• manual locking 1200x800 1200x800
• blade position indicator Metal stud wall

(500Pa) (500Pa)
12 • identification label
100 mm
(ve i <->o)

up to up to
Flexible wall
• electrical connections 1500x800 1500x800

Sealing cold smoke (300Pa) (300Pa)
13 Blade bumper Gypsum block
up to up to up to up to
Intumescent strip wall
1200x800 1200x800 1200x800 1200x800
Transmission with locking open/closed 70 mm
14 (ve i <->o)
(500 Pa) (500Pa) (500 Pa) (500 Pa)
Fusible link 72°C
ve = damper mounted directly in the wall

15 ho = damper mounted directly in a floor/ceiling
i<->o = fire side randomly
16 Ordering example
Types of frames
CU2 600 500 24 BLF see PG page 336.
Product
17 Width
Options
Height EQ – Equipotential connection
Voltage
18 UL – Inspection shutter
Motor type

Fire dampers CU2

• Installation in rigid or flexible wall with horizontal or
H ≥ 300 mm vertical axis 1
P • Installation in rigid floor or ceiling with horizontal axis
• Provide an additional zone of
200 mm to have free access to the mechanism 2
Z
Q
direction
3
• On the side of the mechanism the damper exceeds the 4
wall by 240 mm
• Minimal size of opening to incorporate
CFTH MANO BLF BF DB
= (W+100) x (H+100) mm 5
(+ME) (T) (T) (T)
P 65 115 110 110 145 Mechanism
6
Q 180 190 210 210 210
CFTH
Z 155 180 180 180 180
Automatic command
7
MANO
Automatic and remote controlled command
H < 300 mm 8
BL/BLF/DB/RMEX/EMEX
P Spring return actuator 24/230V 9
Function
see MEC page 331. 10
Z
Q
11
CFTH MANO BLF BF DB 12

(+ME) (T) (T) (T)
P 65 115 110 110 145
Q 180 190 210 210 210 13
Z 60 85 80 – 90
14
15
16
17
18

Fire dampers CU2L

Dimension
1 205+x 125+y X = (H/2) -230
Prolongation on
L 330+x+y the other side of
Y = (H/2) -100
the mechanism
x y
2 x or y>0
45
H×W
4
L
5
6 Description
Elongated duct
7 The damper CU2L is a damper CU2 of which the duct is
extended along one or both sides.
8 Applications
• the damper blade must not extend beyond one or both
sides of the duct
9 • to allow an easy connection in case of a thick wall
• to allow the installation of a grill on the damper duct
10
Options
EQ – Equipotential connection
11 UL – Inspection shutter
12
13
14
15
16
Ordering example
17 CU2L 600 500
Product
Width
18
Height

Fire dampers MEC

MANO (+ME)
The unlocking mechanism MANO unlatches the fire damper Unlocking 1
blade via remote control by sending an electric impulse (VD)
• Manually : by pressing the yellow button
or by interruption (VM) of the magnet’s power supply, or
automatically, as the fusible link melts when the temperature • Automatically : as the fusible link melts at 72° in the
in the duct rises above 72°C. For high temperatures, the duct 2
mechanism is supplied with a fusible link of 100 or 140°C. By • Remote control : by an electric impulse (VD) or by
unlocking , the internal torsion spring unwinds and releases interruption (VM) of the magnets power supply
the damper blade into its closed safety position. 3
To indicate the open or closed position of the fire damper
blade, the mechanism is standard provided with an end and
begin of range switch FDCU. Rearmation 4
The rearmation has to be done manually (MANO). • Manually : turn 90° with hexagon key 13 mm
The rearmation can be done by a remote controlled electric A magnet with interruption (VM) needs power supply for
rearmation motor ME. rearmation 5
• By electric rearmation motor
Type of magnet
VD: natural magnet Options 6
VM: electromagnet
Bipolar end and begin of range switch FDCB
Rearmation motor ME.
VM24 VM48 VD24 VD48 7
Voltage 24 Vdc 48 Vdc 24 Vdc 48 Vdc
24/48 Vdc ± 10%
1,5 W 3,5 W Voltage
Capacity 24/48 Vac ± 10%
interruption of current impulse of current 8
Irms 1A
Imax ± 1,5A
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Fire dampers MEC

BLF – Belimo
When connected to the power supply the servomotor moves
1 the damper blade into its stand-by position.
When the power is interrupted, the internal armed spring
returns the damper blade into its safety position.
2
BLF 24 BLF 230
24 Vdc -10%
3 Voltage +20% 230 Vac ±15%
24 Vac ±20%
Consumption
4 holding
2,5 W 3W
Consumption
5W 6W
rearmation
5 Capacity 7 VA 7 VA
6 W + H ≤ 1200 mm or Ø ≤ 400 mm.
7 BLF24 | BLF230 BLF24-ST BLFT24 | BLFT230 BLFT24-ST

24V | 230V 24V 24V | 230V 24V
+ plug (ST) + thermo-electric fuse (T) + plug (ST)
8 + thermo-electric fuse (T)
10
11
BLF, BLFT
12
N L1
13
14
1 2 S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6
15
<5° <80°
16
Tf1 Tf2 Tf3 LED

17 BAE72B- S
18

Fire dampers MEC

BF – Belimo
the damper blade into its stand-by position.
1
2
BF 24 BF 230
24 Vdc -10%
Voltage +20% 230 Vac ±15%
3
24 Vac ±20%
Consumption
holding
2W 3W 4
Consumption
7W 8W
rearmation
Capacity 10 VA 12,5 VA
5
W + H > 1200 mm or Ø > 400 mm. 6
BF24 | BF230 BF24-ST BFT24 | BFT230 BFT24-ST | BFT24-TL-ST 7

24V | 230V 24V 24V | 230V 24V | 24V TOPLINE
+ plug (ST) + thermo-electric fuse (T) + plug (ST)
+ thermo-electric fuse (T) 8
10
For bussystem
BFT24-TwL-ST
11
Option
Bipolar end and begin of range switches
12
SN2 BF, BFT
N L1 13
14
1 2 S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 15
<5° <80° 16
Tf1 Tf2 Tf3 LED

17
BAE72B- S
18

Fire dampers MEC

DB – Joventa
1 the damper blade into its stand-by position.
2
DB 24 DB 230
24 Vdc ±10%
3 Voltage
24 Vac ±20%
230 Vac ±10%
Consumption
4W 4,5 W
holding
4
Consumption
10 W 8W
rearmation
Capacity 18 VA 13 VA
5
DB24 | DB230 DBT24 | DBT230 DBT24 – SLC

7
24V | 230V 24V | 230V 24V
+ thermo-electric fuse (T) + thermo-electric fuse (T)
Option: BSLC
8
10
11
Option
Module for bus system
12 DB, DBT BSLC
5° 85°
13
14 21 22 23 24 25 26
FCU DCU
15
1 2
16 -
24 VAC ±20%
+
24 VDC ±10%
230 VAC ±10%
17
18

Fire dampers MEC

EX-Schischek
When connected to the power supply the explosion proof
motor moves the damper blade into its standby position.
1
returns the damper blade into its closed safety position.
For deflagration risk between several risk areas are distin-
2
guished:
• Zone 1/21 :
midling risk of explosion
3
>100h/year explosive surroundings
• Zone 2/22 : 4
low risk of explosion
<10h/year of explosive surroundings
EX 24/230
6
Voltage 24...230 Vac/Vdc +15%/-20%
24V: 1,45A
Irms 7
230V: 0,3A
RMEX RMEXT EMEX EMEXT

8
RedMax 24V/230V ExMax 24V/230V

Thermo-electric fuse (T) Thermo-electric fuse (T) 9
Zone 2/22 Zone 2/22 Zone 1/2/21/22 Zone 1/2/21/22
Explosion proof ACTUATOR for CR2/CU2, CU2L 10
EX 11
24...230 Vac/dc
12
- +
~ ~
5° 85°
°C
PE
13
a b
14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 2 PA 15
16
17
18

Frame PG
PG30
33
30
2
H×W
H×W
3
400
33
30
33
4
6 Standard for the damper CU2 PG20
23
20
PG30
7 Connection with ducts via frames of 30 mm:
Junction of damper/duct:
H×W
• either by sliding profile

8
H×W
• or with bolts
• or with clamps/clips
9 The four corners of the flange are provided with elliptical
holes Ø 8,5 x 16 mm. 400
20
23
10 Variants
PG20 PG40
11
Connection with ducts via frames of 20 mm:
43
40
The four corners of the flange are provided with elliptical

12 holes Ø 6,5 × 16 mm.
PG40
H×W
H×W
13 Connection with ducts via frames of 40 mm:

The four corners of the flange are provided with elliptical
holes Ø 8,5 × 16 mm.
14
400
40
43
15
16
17
18

Frame PG
Variants PM
PM 1
Connection with ducts by socket joint. This type of frame is
used in case of shortage of space for standard frames PG30.
2
H×W
H×W
PP
No connection
This type of frame is used on transfer dampers or on one 3
side of a damper that opens into a room.
L-70 40 4
PP
H×W
7
L-70
8
Elongated frame PG3V

9
Elongated frame to avoid that the damper blade extends
33
beyond the damper.
Connection with ducts via frames of 30 mm:
10
Junction of damper / duct:
H×W
• either by sliding profile
• or with bolts 11
• or with clamps/clips
The four corners of the flange are provided with elliptical 400+x+y 12
33
holes Ø 8,5 × 16 mm 33
Maximum elongation on 1 side = 500 mm

Maximum elongation on 2 sides = 600 mm 13
Elongation in steps of 50 mm
14
15
16
17
18

Fire dampers CU-LT

Dimensions
1 180
y 120
x
(Wn+40)x(Hn+40)
25
3
4
300
Description The damper blade exceeds the tunnel:

6 Rectangular fire dampers CU-LT are installed in ventilation x = (Hn-6)/2 - 70
ducts passing through a construction element in order to
y = (Hn-6)/2 - 230
stop the propagation of fire. They consist of a modular
7 operating mechanism positioned completely outside the
wall. Fire resistance according to
The rectangular fire damper CU-LT has a fire resistance up to EN13501-3 : 2005
8 120 minutes. The casing is made of galvanised steel.
EI 60 S EI 90 S EI 120 S
This fire damper is especially designed for smaller dimensi-
ons from 200 x 100 to 800 x 600 mm. (500 Pa) (500 Pa) (500 Pa)
9 The fire damper can be equipped with a fusible link mecha-

nism up to a motorized mechanism. Aerated
Rigid wall
up to up to up to
concrete wall
800x600 800x600 800x600
100mm
10 Standard (ve i o)
(*) (**) (**)
• Tested according to EN 1366-2 up to 500Pa
• Minimal pressure drop - very thin damper blade 25 mm Aerated
11 • Air tightness according to EN 1751 minimum class B concrete floor
up to
800x600 - -
110mm
Rigid floor
(class C on demand) (*)

(ho i o)
12 • Suitable for mounting in rigid wall/floor and flexible
Aerated
wall (metal stud gypsum plasterboard) up to up to up to
concrete floor
• Operating mechanism completely outside the wall 800x600 800x600 800x600
150mm
(*) (**) (**)
13 • Easy to install (ho i o)
• Maintenance free
Flexible wall
• For interior applications Light partition

14 wall 100mm
up to up to
-
800x600 800x600
(ve i o)
15
(*) sealing with standard concrete mortar or plaster
Ordering example (**) sealing with plaster
16
CU-LT 200 200 MMAG ME ve = damper mounted directly in the wall
Product ho = damper mounted directly in a floor/ceiling
17 Width i o = fire can come from either direction
Height Pa = Pascal
E = integrity
Type
18 I = thermal insulation
Options S = smoke leakage

Fire dampers CU-LT

Types of frames Option
1
PG20 Inspection shutter UL:
23
20
An inspection shutter can be used to visually determine the

state and the condition (e.g. filth) of the damper.
The inspection shutter is always mounted two-fold, one on
2
the lower side and one on the upper side of the fire damper.
(Wn+40)x(Hn+40)
(Wn-6)x(Hn-6)
3
WnxHn
Positioning kit flexible wall IFW:

In order to facilitate the installation in a flexible wall, the kit
Installation Flexible Wall is available. When ordered together,
this kit is mounted on the damper. 4
5
20
23
• Connection to ducts with 20 mm flanges

( and 30 mm flanges) 6
• Connection of damper/duct:
– either with sliding profile (flanges of 20 mm only 7
– or with bolts
• The four corners of the frame are provided with
elliptical holes Ø 8,5 × 16 mm. 8
Technical data for the motors 10
P P P 11
12
150(*)
Q
Z
13
Q
Z
Z
fig. CU-LT
14
fig. CU-LT fig. CU-LT
+ MFUSP + MMAG + BLF(T)
(*) the mechanism and the transmission exceed the damper when Hn = 100mm 15
If the height < 200 mm the mechanisms MFUSP and MMAG are turned 90° for the assembly.
16
Height < 200 mm MFUSP MMAG BLF(T) Height ≥ 200 mm MFUSP MMAG BLF(T)
P 103 150,50 92 P 103 150,50 92
Z 62 62 49 Z 95 95 49
17
Q 125 173 98 Q 120 125 98
18

Fire dampers CU-LT

Weights
Weight CU-LT + MFUSP [kg]
1
H\W [mm] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
2 100 3,7 4,0 4,4 4,8 5,2 5,5 5,9 6,3 6,6 7,0 7,4 7,8 8,1
150 4,1 4,6 5,0 5,4 5,9 6,3 6,7 7,1 7,6 8,0 8,4 8,9 9,3
200 4,6 5,1 5,6 6,1 6,6 7,1 7,5 8,0 8,5 9,0 9,5 10,0 10,4
3
250 5,1 5,7 6,2 6,7 7,3 7,8 8,4 8,9 9,4 10,0 10,5 11,1 11,6
300 5,6 6,2 6,8 7,4 8,0 8,6 9,2 9,8 10,4 11,0 11,6 12,1 12,7
4 350 6,1 6,7 7,4 8,0 8,7 9,3 10,0 10,6 11,3 11,9 12,6 13,2 13,9
400 6,6 7,3 8,0 8,7 9,4 10,1 10,8 11,5 12,2 12,9 13,6 14,3 15,0
5 450 7,1 7,8 8,6 9,3 10,1 10,9 11,6 12,4 13,1 13,9 14,7 15,4 16,2
500 7,5 8,4 9,2 10,0 10,8 11,6 12,4 13,3 14,1 14,9 15,7 16,5 17,3
550 8,0 8,9 9,8 10,6 11,5 12,4 13,3 14,1 15,0 15,9 16,8 17,6 18,5
6 600 8,5 9,4 10,4 11,3 12,2 13,1 14,1 15,0 15,9 16,9 17,8 18,7 19,7
Weight CU-LT + MMAG (automatic) [kg]

7
H\W [mm] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
100
8 3,9 4,3 4,7 5,0 5,4 5,8 6,1 6,5 6,9 7,3 7,6 8,0 8,4
150 4,4 4,8 5,3 5,7 6,1 6,5 7,0 7,4 7,8 8,3 8,7 9,1 9,5
200 4,9 5,4 5,8 6,3 6,8 7,3 7,8 8,3 8,8 9,2 9,7 10,2 10,7
9 250 5,4 5,9 6,4 7,0 7,5 8,1 8,6 9,1 9,7 10,2 10,8 11,3 11,8
300 5,8 6,4 7,0 7,6 8,2 8,8 9,4 10,0 10,6 11,2 11,8 12,4 13,0
10 350 6,3 7,0 7,6 8,3 8,9 9,6 10,2 10,9 11,5 12,2 12,8 13,5 14,1
400 6,8 7,5 8,2 8,9 9,6 10,3 11,1 11,8 12,5 13,2 13,9 14,6 15,3
450 7,3 8,1 8,8 9,6 10,3 11,1 11,9 12,6 13,4 14,2 14,9 15,7 16,4
11
500 7,8 8,6 9,4 10,2 11,1 11,9 12,7 13,5 14,3 15,1 16,0 16,8 17,6
550 8,3 9,1 10,0 10,9 11,8 12,6 13,5 14,4 15,3 16,1 17,0 17,9 18,7
12 600 8,8 9,7 10,6 11,5 12,5 13,4 14,3 15,3 16,2 17,1 18,0 19,0 19,9
Weight CU-LT + BLF(T) [kg]

13
H\W [mm] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
100 5,0 5,4 5,8 6,1 6,5 6,9 7,2 7,6 8,0 8,4 8,7 9,1 9,5
14
150 5,5 5,9 6,4 6,8 7,2 7,6 8,1 8,5 8,9 9,4 9,8 10,2 10,6
200 6,0 6,5 6,9 7,4 7,9 8,4 8,9 9,4 9,9 10,3 10,8 11,3 11,8
15 250 6,5 7,0 7,5 8,1 8,6 9,2 9,7 10,2 10,8 11,3 11,9 12,4 12,9
300 6,9 7,5 8,1 8,7 9,3 9,9 10,5 11,1 11,7 12,3 12,9 13,5 14,1
16 350 7,4 8,1 8,7 9,4 10,0 10,7 11,3 12,0 12,6 13,3 13,9 14,6 15,2
400 7,9 8,6 9,3 10,0 10,7 11,4 12,2 12,9 13,6 14,3 15,0 15,7 16,4
450
17 8,4 9,2 9,9 10,7 11,4 12,2 13,0 13,7 14,5 15,3 16,0 16,8 17,5
500 8,9 9,7 10,5 11,3 12,2 13,0 13,8 14,6 15,4 16,2 17,1 17,9 18,7
550 9,4 10,2 11,1 12,0 12,9 13,7 14,6 15,5 16,4 17,2 18,1 19,0 19,8
18 600 9,9 10,8 11,7 12,6 13,6 14,5 15,4 16,4 17,3 18,2 19,1 20,1 21,0

Fire dampers CU-LT

Selection graph
v [m/s]
1
Hn[mm]
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
600
2
550
500 3
4
450
400
4
350
3
5
300
250 6
2 200
7
150
100
8
p[Pa] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 20 30 40 50 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 Bn[mm]
9
Hn[mm]
10
600
550
11
500
450
12
400
13
350
300
14
12 250
11
15
10 200
9
8
7
v[m/s] 2 3 4 5 6 150 16
100
LWA[dB(A)] 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 Bn[mm]

17
Elaborated example p. 15 18

Fire dampers CU-LT

Pressure drop coefficient cu-lt ζ [-]
1
H\W [mm] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
100 1,69 1,65 1,62 1,60 1,59 1,58 1,57 1,56 1,55 1,55 1,54 1,54 1,54
2 150 0,98 0,93 0,89 0,87 0,85 0,83 0,82 0,81 0,80 0,80 0,79 0,79 0,78
200 0,69 0,63 0,60 0,57 0,55 0,54 0,52 0,51 0,51 0,50 0,49 0,49 0,49
250
3 0,54 0,48 0,44 0,42 0,40 0,39 0,37 0,37 0,36 0,35 0,35 0,34 0,34
300 0,45 0,39 0,35 0,33 0,31 0,30 0,29 0,28 0,27 0,26 0,26 0,26 0,25
350 0,39 0,33 0,30 0,27 0,25 0,24 0,23 0,22 0,22 0,21 0,21 0,20 0,20
4 400 0,34 0,29 0,26 0,23 0,22 0,20 0,19 0,18 0,18 0,17 0,17 0,16 0,16
450 0,31 0,26 0,23 0,20 0,19 0,17 0,16 0,16 0,15 0,15 0,14 0,14 0,13
5 500 0,29 0,24 0,20 0,18 0,17 0,15 0,14 0,14 0,13 0,13 0,12 0,12 0,12
550 0,27 0,22 0,19 0,16 0,15 0,14 0,13 0,12 0,12 0,11 0,11 0,10 0,10
600 0,25 0,20 0,17 0,15 0,14 0,12 0,12 0,11 0,10 0,10 0,10 0,09 0,09
6
q
Dp = v² × 0,6 × x v=
7 A
q = air flow in the duct [m³/h]

8 ∆p = static pressure drop [Pa]
ζ = pressure drop coefficient zeta [-]
9 A = internal surface of the duct [m²]
n = air speed in the duct [m/s]
LWA = A-weighted sound power level
10 Hn/Bn = Nominal height/width of the damper
Example:
11 Data: Hn = 350 mm Wn = 400 mm v = 5 m/s
Required:

∆p = ca. 3,9 Pa
LWA = ca. 36 dB(A) } cfr. selection graph CU-LT
12 Calculation: ∆p = (5m/s)² × 0,6 × 0,25 = 3,75 Pa
13
14
15
16
17
18

Fire dampers CU-LT
Elaborated example of a pressure drop calculation ∆p with air speed v = 4m/s

1
∆p[Pa] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
100 16,22 15,84 15,55 15,36 15,26 15,17 15,07 14,98 14,88 14,88 14,78 14,78 14,78
2
150 9,41 8,93 8,54 8,35 8,16 7,97 7,87 7,78 7,68 7,68 7,58 7,58 7,49
200 6,62 6,05 5,76 5,47 5,28 5,18 4,99 4,90 4,90 4,80 4,70 4,70 4,70
3
250 5,18 4,61 4,22 4,03 3,84 3,74 3,55 3,55 3,46 3,36 3,36 3,26 3,26
300 4,32 3,74 3,36 3,17 2,98 2,88 2,78 2,69 2,59 2,50 2,50 2,50 2,40
350 3,74 3,17 2,88 2,59 2,40 2,30 2,21 2,11 2,11 2,02 2,02 1,92 1,92
4
400 3,26 2,78 2,50 2,21 2,11 1,92 1,82 1,73 1,73 1,63 1,63 1,54 1,54
450 2,98 2,50 2,21 1,92 1,82 1,63 1,54 1,54 1,44 1,44 1,34 1,34 1,25 5
500 2,78 2,30 1,92 1,73 1,63 1,44 1,34 1,34 1,25 1,25 1,15 1,15 1,15
550 2,59 2,11 1,82 1,54 1,44 1,34 1,25 1,15 1,15 1,06 1,06 0,96 0,96
6
600 2,40 1,92 1,63 1,44 1,34 1,15 1,15 1,06 0,96 0,96 0,96 0,86 0,86

7
∆p[Pa] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
100 49,69 48,51 47,63 47,04 46,75 46,45 46,16 45,86 45,57 45,57 45,28 45,28 45,28 8
150 28,81 27,34 26,17 25,58 24,99 24,40 24,11 23,81 23,52 23,52 23,23 23,23 22,93
200 20,29 18,52 17,64 16,76 16,17 15,88 15,29 14,99 14,99 14,70 14,41 14,41 14,41
9
250 15,88 14,11 12,94 12,35 11,76 11,47 10,88 10,88 10,58 10,29 10,29 10,00 10,00
300 13,23 11,47 10,29 9,70 9,11 8,82 8,53 8,23 7,94 7,64 7,64 7,64 7,35
10
350 11,47 9,70 8,82 7,94 7,35 7,06 6,76 6,47 6,47 6,17 6,17 5,88 5,88
400 10,00 8,53 7,64 6,76 6,47 5,88 5,59 5,29 5,29 5,00 5,00 4,70 4,70
450 9,11 7,64 6,76 5,88 5,59 5,00 4,70 4,70 4,41 4,41 4,12 4,12 3,82 11
500 8,53 7,06 5,88 5,29 5,00 4,41 4,12 4,12 3,82 3,82 3,53 3,53 3,53
550 7,94 6,47 5,59 4,70 4,41 4,12 3,82 3,53 3,53 3,23 3,23 2,94 2,94
12
600 7,35 5,88 5,00 4,41 4,12 3,53 3,53 3,23 2,94 2,94 2,94 2,65 2,65
13
14
15
16
17
18

Fire dampers CU-LT

Sn = Free air passage
Selection data CU-LT Q = Air flow
A-weighted sound power level LWA of 45 dB(A) in the duct
1 ∆p = Pressure drop
H/W [mm] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
2 0,0099 0,0127 0,0154 0,0182 0,0209 0,0237 0,0264 0,0292 0,0319 0,0347 0,0374 0,0402 0,0429 Sn [m²]
54,29 55,15 55,72 56,13 56,43 56,67 56,85 57,00 57,13 57,24 57,33 57,41 57,48 Sn [%]
100
690 860 1030 1200 1360 1530 1700 1870 2030 2200 2370 2540 2700 Q [m³/h]
3 93 90 88 87 85 84 84 83 82 82 82 82 81 ∆p [Pa]
0,0189 0,0242 0,0294 0,0347 0,0399 0,0452 0,0504 0,0557 0,0609 0,0662 0,0714 0,0767 0,0819 Sn [m²]
67,65 68,73 69,44 69,95 70,33 70,62 70,85 71,04 71,20 71,33 71,45 71,54 71,63 Sn [%]
150
4 940 1170 1390 1610 1840 2060 2290 2510 2730 2960 3180 3410 3630 Q [m³/h]
24 23 22 21 20 20 20 19 19 19 19 19 18 ∆p [Pa]
0,0279 0,0357 0,0434 0,0512 0,0589 0,0667 0,0744 0,0822 0,0899 0,0977 0,1054 0,1132 0,1209 Sn [m²]
5 200
74,13 75,31 76,09 76,65 77,06 77,38 77,63 77,84 78,01 78,16 78,29 78,39 78,49 Sn [%]
1190 1470 1750 2030 2310 2590 2860 3140 3420 3700 3980 4260 4530 Q [m³/h]
28 25 23 22 21 21 20 19 19 19 19 18 18 ∆p [Pa]
6 0,0369 0,0472 0,0574 0,0677 0,0779 0,0882 0,0984 0,1087 0,1189 0,1292 0,1394 0,1497 0,1599 Sn [m²]
77,95 79,20 80,02 80,60 81,03 81,37 81,64 81,85 82,04 82,19 82,32 82,44 82,53 Sn [%]
250
1440 1770 2100 2440 2770 3100 3430 3760 4090 4420 4750 5090 5420 Q [m³/h]
7 21 18 16 15 14 14 13 13 12 12 12 12 11 ∆p [Pa]
0,0459 0,0587 0,0714 0,0842 0,0969 0,1097 0,1224 0,1352 0,1479 0,1607 0,1734 0,1862 0,1989 Sn [m²]
80,48 81,76 82,60 83,20 83,65 84,00 84,28 84,50 84,69 84,85 84,99 85,10 85,21 Sn [%]
300
8 1690 2070 2450 2840 3220 3600 3990 4370 4750 5130 5520 5900 6280 Q [m³/h]
16 14 12 11 10 10 9 9 9 8 8 8 8 ∆p [Pa]
0,0549 0,0702 0,0854 0,1007 0,1159 0,1312 0,1464 0,1617 0,1769 0,1922 0,2074 0,2227 0,2379 Sn [m²]
9 82,26 83,58 84,44 85,05 85,51 85,87 86,15 86,38 86,57 86,74 86,87 86,99 87,10 Sn [%]
350
1930 2370 2800 3240 3670 4100 4540 4970 5400 5830 6260 6700 7130 Q [m³/h]
14 11 10 9 8 8 7 7 7 6 6 6 6 ∆p [Pa]
10 0,0639 0,0817 0,0994 0,1172 0,1349 0,1527 0,1704 0,1882 0,2059 0,2237 0,2414 0,2592 0,2769 Sn [m²]
83,60 84,93 85,81 86,43 86,90 87,26 87,55 87,78 87,98 88,14 88,28 88,41 88,51 Sn [%]
400
2170 2660 3150 3630 4110 4600 5080 5560 6040 6520 7000 7480 7960 Q [m³/h]
11 12 9 8 7 7 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 ∆p [Pa]
0,0729 0,0932 0,1134 0,1337 0,1539 0,1742 0,1944 0,2147 0,2349 0,2552 0,2754 0,2957 0,3159 Sn [m²]
84,63 85,98 86,87 87,50 87,98 88,34 88,63 88,87 89,07 89,23 89,38 89,50 89,61 Sn [%]
12 450
2420 2960 3490 4020 4560 5090 5620 6150 6680 7200 7730 8260 8790 Q [m³/h]
10 8 7 6 6 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 ∆p [Pa]
0,0819 0,1047 0,1274 0,1502 0,1729 0,1957 0,2184 0,2412 0,2639 0,2867 0,3094 0,3322 0,3549 Sn [m²]
13 85,46 86,82 87,72 88,36 88,83 89,20 89,49 89,73 89,93 90,10 90,25 90,37 90,48 Sn [%]
500
2660 3250 3830 4410 4990 5570 6150 6730 7300 7880 8460 9030 9610 Q [m³/h]
14 0,0909
9
0,1162
7
0,1414
6
0,1667
5
0,1919
5
0,2172
4
0,2424
4
0,2677
4
0,2929
4
0,3182
3
0,3434
3
0,3687
3
0,3939
3 ∆p [Pa]
Sn [m²]
86,13 87,50 88,41 89,05 89,53 89,90 90,20 90,44 90,64 90,81 90,96 91,08 91,19 Sn [%]
550
15 2900
9
3540
7
4170
5
4800
5
5430
4
6060
4
6680
4
7300
3
7930
3
8550
3
9170
3
9790
3
10420
3
Q [m³/h]
∆p [Pa]
0,0999 0,1277 0,1554 0,1832 0,2109 0,2387 0,2664 0,2942 0,3219 0,3497 0,3774 0,4052 0,4329 Sn [m²]
16 600
86,69 88,07 88,99 89,63 90,11 90,49 90,79 91,03 91,23 91,40 91,55 91,68 91,79 Sn [%]
3140 3830 4510 5190 5860 6540 7210 7880 8550 9220 9880 10550 11220 Q [m³/h]
8 6 5 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 ∆p [Pa]
17
Every air flow lower than the above mentioned maximum value, will meet the listed
A-weighted sound power level 45dB(A), for the respective dimension.
18

Fire dampers CU-LT

1
H/W [mm] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
0,0099 0,0127 0,0154 0,0182 0,0209 0,0237 0,0264 0,0292 0,0319 0,0347 0,0374 0,0402 0,0429 Sn [m²]
2
54,29 55,15 55,72 56,13 56,43 56,67 56,85 57,00 57,13 57,24 57,33 57,41 57,48 Sn [%]
100
560 700 840 970 1110 1250 1380 1520 1650 1790 1930 2060 2200 Q [m³/h]
61 60 59 57 57 56 55 55 54 54 54 54 54 ∆p [Pa]
3
0,0189 0,0242 0,0294 0,0347 0,0399 0,0452 0,0504 0,0557 0,0609 0,0662 0,0714 0,0767 0,0819 Sn [m²]
67,65 68,73 69,44 69,95 70,33 70,62 70,85 71,04 71,20 71,33 71,45 71,54 71,63 Sn [%]
150
770 950 1130 1310 1490 1680 1860 2040 2220 2400 2590 2770 2950 Q [m³/h] 4
30 28 26 25 24 24 23 23 23 22 22 22 22 ∆p [Pa]
0,0279 0,0357 0,0434 0,0512 0,0589 0,0667 0,0744 0,0822 0,0899 0,0977 0,1054 0,1132 0,1209 Sn [m²]
74,13 75,31 76,09 76,65 77,06 77,38 77,63 77,84 78,01 78,16 78,29 78,39 78,49 Sn [%] 5
200
970 1200 1420 1650 1880 2100 2330 2550 2780 3010 3230 3460 3690 Q [m³/h]
19 17 15 15 14 14 13 13 13 12 12 12 12 ∆p [Pa]
0,0369 0,0472 0,0574 0,0677 0,0779 0,0882 0,0984 0,1087 0,1189 0,1292 0,1394 0,1497 0,1599 Sn [m²] 6
77,95 79,20 80,02 80,60 81,03 81,37 81,64 81,85 82,04 82,19 82,32 82,44 82,53 Sn [%]
250
1170 1440 1710 1980 2250 2520 2790 3060 3330 3600 3870 4130 4400 Q [m³/h]
14 12 11 10 9 9 9 8 8 8 8 8 8 ∆p [Pa]
7
0,0459 0,0587 0,0714 0,0842 0,0969 0,1097 0,1224 0,1352 0,1479 0,1607 0,1734 0,1862 0,1989 Sn [m²]
96,97 98,51 99,53 100,25 100,79 101,21 101,55 101,82 102,05 102,24 102,40 102,54 102,67 Sn [%]
300
1370 1680 2000 2310 2620 2930 3240 3550 3860 4170 4480 4790 5110 Q [m³/h]
8
11 9 8 7 7 6 6 6 6 6 5 5 5 ∆p [Pa]
0,0549 0,0702 0,0854 0,1007 0,1159 0,1312 0,1464 0,1617 0,1769 0,1922 0,2074 0,2227 0,2379 Sn [m²]
9
82,26 83,58 84,44 85,05 85,51 85,87 86,15 86,38 86,57 86,74 86,87 86,99 87,10 Sn [%]
350
1570 1930 2280 2630 2980 3340 3690 4040 4390 4740 5090 5440 5790 Q [m³/h]
9 7 6 6 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 ∆p [Pa]
10
0,0639 0,0817 0,0994 0,1172 0,1349 0,1527 0,1704 0,1882 0,2059 0,2237 0,2414 0,2592 0,2769 Sn [m²]
83,60 84,93 85,81 86,43 86,90 87,26 87,55 87,78 87,98 88,14 88,28 88,41 88,51 Sn [%]
400
1770 2160 2560 2950 3350 3740 4130 4520 4910 5300 5690 6080 6470 Q [m³/h] 11
8 6 5 5 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 ∆p [Pa]
0,0729 0,0932 0,1134 0,1337 0,1539 0,1742 0,1944 0,2147 0,2349 0,2552 0,2754 0,2957 0,3159 Sn [m²]
450
84,63 85,98 86,87 87,50 87,98 88,34 88,63 88,87 89,07 89,23 89,38 89,50 89,61 Sn [%] 12
1970 2400 2840 3270 3700 4140 4570 5000 5430 5860 6290 6720 7150 Q [m³/h]
7 5 5 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 ∆p [Pa]
0,0819 0,1047 0,1274 0,1502 0,1729 0,1957 0,2184 0,2412 0,2639 0,2867 0,3094 0,3322 0,3549 Sn [m²] 13
85,46 86,82 87,72 88,36 88,83 89,20 89,49 89,73 89,93 90,10 90,25 90,37 90,48 Sn [%]
500
2160 2640 3120 3590 4060 4530 5000 5470 5940 6410 6870 7340 7810 Q [m³/h]
6 5 4 4 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 ∆p [Pa] 14
0,0909 0,1162 0,1414 0,1667 0,1919 0,2172 0,2424 0,2677 0,2929 0,3182 0,3434 0,3687 0,3939 Sn [m²]
86,13 87,50 88,41 89,05 89,53 89,90 90,20 90,44 90,64 90,81 90,96 91,08 91,19 Sn [%]
550
2360 2880 3390 3900 4410 4920 5430 5940 6440 6950 7460 7960 8470 Q [m³/h]
15
6 4 4 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ∆p [Pa]
Sn [m²]
0,0999
86,69
0,1277
88,07
0,1554
88,99
0,1832
89,63
0,2109
90,11
0,2387
90,49
0,2664
90,79
0,2942
91,03
0,3219
91,23
0,3497
91,40
0,3774
91,55
0,4052
91,68
0,4329
91,79 Sn [%]
16
600
2560 3110 3670 4220 4770 5310 5860 6400 6950 7490 8040 8580 9120 Q [m³/h]
5 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 ∆p [Pa]
17
18

Fire dampers CU-LT

1
H/W [mm] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
2 0,0099 0,0127 0,0154 0,0182 0,0209 0,0237 0,0264 0,0292 0,0319 0,0347 0,0374 0,0402 0,0429 Sn [m²]
54,29 55,15 55,72 56,13 56,43 56,67 56,85 57,00 57,13 57,24 57,33 57,41 57,48 Sn [%]
100
460 570 680 790 900 1010 1120 1230 1350 1460 1570 1680 1790 Q [m³/h]
3 41 40 39 38 37 37 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 ∆p [Pa]
0,0189 0,0242 0,0294 0,0347 0,0399 0,0452 0,0504 0,0557 0,0609 0,0662 0,0714 0,0767 0,0819 Sn [m²]
67,65 68,73 69,44 69,95 70,33 70,62 70,85 71,04 71,20 71,33 71,45 71,54 71,63 Sn [%]
150
4 620 770 920 1070 1220 1360 1510 1660 1810 1960 2100 2250 2400 Q [m³/h]
19 18 17 17 16 16 15 15 15 15 15 15 14 ∆p [Pa]
0,0279 0,0357 0,0434 0,0512 0,0589 0,0667 0,0744 0,0822 0,0899 0,0977 0,1054 0,1132 0,1209 Sn [m²]
5 74,13 75,31 76,09 76,65 77,06 77,38 77,63 77,84 78,01 78,16 78,29 78,39 78,49 Sn [%]
200
790 970 1160 1340 1530 1710 1890 2080 2260 2450 2630 2810 3000 Q [m³/h]
13 11 10 10 9 9 9 9 8 8 8 8 8 ∆p [Pa]
6 0,0369 0,0472 0,0574 0,0677 0,0779 0,0882 0,0984 0,1087 0,1189 0,1292 0,1394 0,1497 0,1599 Sn [m²]
77,95 79,20 80,02 80,60 81,03 81,37 81,64 81,85 82,04 82,19 82,32 82,44 82,53 Sn [%]
250
7 950
9
1170
8
1390
7
1610
7
1830
6
2050
6
2270
6
2490
6
2710
5
2920
5
3140
5
3360
5
3580
5
Q [m³/h]
∆p [Pa]
0,0459 0,0587 0,0714 0,0842 0,0969 0,1097 0,1224 0,1352 0,1479 0,1607 0,1734 0,1862 0,1989 Sn [m²]
8 300
80,48 81,76 82,60 83,20 83,65 84,00 84,28 84,50 84,69 84,85 84,99 85,10 85,21 Sn [%]
1120 1370 1620 1880 2130 2380 2640 2890 3140 3390 3650 3900 4150 Q [m³/h]
7 6 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 ∆p [Pa]
9 0,0549 0,0702 0,0854 0,1007 0,1159 0,1312 0,1464 0,1617 0,1769 0,1922 0,2074 0,2227 0,2379 Sn [m²]
82,26 83,58 84,44 85,05 85,51 85,87 86,15 86,38 86,57 86,74 86,87 86,99 87,10 Sn [%]
350
1280 1570 1850 2140 2430 2710 3000 3280 3570 3850 4140 4430 4710 Q [m³/h]
10 6 5 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 ∆p [Pa]
0,0639 0,0817 0,0994 0,1172 0,1349 0,1527 0,1704 0,1882 0,2059 0,2237 0,2414 0,2592 0,2769 Sn [m²]
83,60 84,93 85,81 86,43 86,90 87,26 87,55 87,78 87,98 88,14 88,28 88,41 88,51 Sn [%]
400
11 1440 1760 2080 2400 2720 3040 3360 3670 3990 4310 4630 4950 5260 Q [m³/h]
5 4 4 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 ∆p [Pa]
0,0729 0,0932 0,1134 0,1337 0,1539 0,1742 0,1944 0,2147 0,2349 0,2552 0,2754 0,2957 0,3159 Sn [m²]
12 84,63 85,98 86,87 87,50 87,98 88,34 88,63 88,87 89,07 89,23 89,38 89,50 89,61 Sn [%]
450
1600 1950 2310 2660 3010 3360 3710 4060 4410 4760 5110 5460 5810 Q [m³/h]
5 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ∆p [Pa]
13 0,0819 0,1047 0,1274 0,1502 0,1729 0,1957 0,2184 0,2412 0,2639 0,2867 0,3094 0,3322 0,3549 Sn [m²]
85,46 86,82 87,72 88,36 88,83 89,20 89,49 89,73 89,93 90,10 90,25 90,37 90,48 Sn [%]
500
1760 2150 2530 2920 3300 3680 4060 4450 4830 5210 5590 5970 6350 Q [m³/h]
14 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
0,0909 0,1162 0,1414 0,1667 0,1919 0,2172 0,2424 0,2677 0,2929 0,3182 0,3434 0,3687 0,3939 Sn [m²]
15 550
86,13 87,50 88,41 89,05 89,53 89,90 90,20 90,44 90,64 90,81 90,96 91,08 91,19 Sn [%]
1920 2340 2760 3170 3590 4000 4420 4830 5240 5650 6060 6470 6880 Q [m³/h]
4 3 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
16 0,0999 0,1277 0,1554 0,1832 0,2109 0,2387 0,2664 0,2942 0,3219 0,3497 0,3774 0,4052 0,4329 Sn [m²]
86,69 88,07 88,99 89,63 90,11 90,49 90,79 91,03 91,23 91,40 91,55 91,68 91,79 Sn [%]
600
2080 2530 2980 3430 3880 4320 4760 5210 5650 6090 6530 6970 7410 Q [m³/h]
17 4 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
18 A-weighted sound power level 35dB(A), for the respective dimension.

Fire dampers CU-LT
A-weighted sound power level LWA of 30 dB(A) in the duct 1

H/W [mm] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
0,0099 0,0127 0,0154 0,0182 0,0209 0,0237 0,0264 0,0292 0,0319 0,0347 0,0374 0,0402 0,0429 Sn [m²]
2
54,29 55,15 55,72 56,13 56,43 56,67 56,85 57,00 57,13 57,24 57,33 57,41 57,48 Sn [%]
100
370 460 550 640 730 820 910 1000 1090 1180 1270 1360 1450 Q [m³/h]
27 26 25 25 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 23 23 ∆p [Pa] 3
0,0189 0,0242 0,0294 0,0347 0,0399 0,0452 0,0504 0,0557 0,0609 0,0662 0,0714 0,0767 0,0819 Sn [m²]
67,65 68,73 69,44 69,95 70,33 70,62 70,85 71,04 71,20 71,33 71,45 71,54 71,63 Sn [%]
150
510 630 750 870 990 1110 1230 1350 1470 1590 1710 1830 1950 Q [m³/h] 4
13 12 11 11 11 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 ∆p [Pa]
0,0279 0,0357 0,0434 0,0512 0,0589 0,0667 0,0744 0,0822 0,0899 0,0977 0,1054 0,1132 0,1209 Sn [m²]
74,13 75,31 76,09 76,65 77,06 77,38 77,63 77,84 78,01 78,16 78,29 78,39 78,49 Sn [%] 5
200
640 790 940 1090 1240 1390 1540 1690 1840 1990 2140 2290 2440 Q [m³/h]
8 7 7 6 6 6 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 ∆p [Pa]
0,0369 0,0472 0,0574 0,0677 0,0779 0,0882 0,0984 0,1087 0,1189 0,1292 0,1394 0,1497 0,1599 Sn [m²]
6
77,95 79,20 80,02 80,60 81,03 81,37 81,64 81,85 82,04 82,19 82,32 82,44 82,53 Sn [%]
250
780 950 1130 1310 1490 1670 1840 2020 2200 2380 2560 2730 2910 Q [m³/h]
6 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 ∆p [Pa]
7
0,0459 0,0587 0,0714 0,0842 0,0969 0,1097 0,1224 0,1352 0,1479 0,1607 0,1734 0,1862 0,1989 Sn [m²]
300
80,48 81,76 82,60 83,20 83,65 84,00 84,28 84,50 84,69 84,85 84,99 85,10 85,21 Sn [%]
8
910 1110 1320 1530 1730 1940 2140 2350 2550 2760 2960 3170 3370 Q [m³/h]
5 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 ∆p [Pa]
0,0549 0,0702 0,0854 0,1007 0,1159 0,1312 0,1464 0,1617 0,1769 0,1922 0,2074 0,2227 0,2379 Sn [m²]
9
82,26 83,58 84,44 85,05 85,51 85,87 86,15 86,38 86,57 86,74 86,87 86,99 87,10 Sn [%]
350
1040 1270 1510 1740 1970 2210 2440 2670 2900 3130 3370 3600 3830 Q [m³/h]
4 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ∆p [Pa] 10
0,0639 0,0817 0,0994 0,1172 0,1349 0,1527 0,1704 0,1882 0,2059 0,2237 0,2414 0,2592 0,2769 Sn [m²]
83,60 84,93 85,81 86,43 86,90 87,26 87,55 87,78 87,98 88,14 88,28 88,41 88,51 Sn [%]
400
1170 1430 1690 1950 2210 2470 2730 2990 3250 3500 3760 4020 4280 Q [m³/h] 11
3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
0,0729 0,0932 0,1134 0,1337 0,1539 0,1742 0,1944 0,2147 0,2349 0,2552 0,2754 0,2957 0,3159 Sn [m²]
84,63 85,98 86,87 87,50 87,98 88,34 88,63 88,87 89,07 89,23 89,38 89,50 89,61 Sn [%] 12
450
1300 1590 1880 2160 2450 2730 3020 3300 3590 3870 4150 4440 4720 Q [m³/h]
3 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
0,0819 0,1047 0,1274 0,1502 0,1729 0,1957 0,2184 0,2412 0,2639 0,2867 0,3094 0,3322 0,3549 Sn [m²] 13
85,46 86,82 87,72 88,36 88,83 89,20 89,49 89,73 89,93 90,10 90,25 90,37 90,48 Sn [%]
500
1430 1750 2060 2370 2680 2990 3300 3610 3920 4230 4540 4850 5160 Q [m³/h]
3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
14
0,0909 0,1162 0,1414 0,1667 0,1919 0,2172 0,2424 0,2677 0,2929 0,3182 0,3434 0,3687 0,3939 Sn [m²]
550
86,13
1560
87,50
1900
88,41
2240
89,05
2580
89,53
2920
89,90
3250
90,20
3590
90,44
3920
90,64
4260
90,81
4590
90,96
4930
91,08
5260
91,19
5600
Sn [%]
Q [m³/h]
15
3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
0,0999 0,1277 0,1554 0,1832 0,2109 0,2387 0,2664 0,2942 0,3219 0,3497 0,3774 0,4052 0,4329 Sn [m²]
16
86,69 88,07 88,99 89,63 90,11 90,49 90,79 91,03 91,23 91,40 91,55 91,68 91,79 Sn [%]
600
1690 2060 2420 2790 3150 3510 3870 4230 4590 4950 5310 5670 6030 Q [m³/h]
2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
17
A-weighted sound power level 30dB(A), for the respective dimension. 18

Fire dampers CU-LT

A-weighted sound power level LWA of 25dB(A) in the duct
1
H/W [mm] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
2 0,0099 0,0127 0,0154 0,0182 0,0209 0,0237 0,0264 0,0292 0,0319 0,0347 0,0374 0,0402 0,0429 Sn [m²]
54,29 55,15 55,72 56,13 56,43 56,67 56,85 57,00 57,13 57,24 57,33 57,41 57,48 Sn [%]
100
310 380 450 520 600 670 740 820 890 960 1040 1110 1180 Q [m³/h]
3 19 18 17 16 17 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 15 ∆p [Pa]
0,0189 0,0242 0,0294 0,0347 0,0399 0,0452 0,0504 0,0557 0,0609 0,0662 0,0714 0,0767 0,0819 Sn [m²]
67,65 68,73 69,44 69,95 70,33 70,62 70,85 71,04 71,20 71,33 71,45 71,54 71,63 Sn [%]
150
4 410 510 610 710 810 900 1000 1100 1200 1290 1390 1490 1590 Q [m³/h]
9 8 8 7 7 7 7 7 7 6 6 6 6 ∆p [Pa]
0,0279 0,0357 0,0434 0,0512 0,0589 0,0667 0,0744 0,0822 0,0899 0,0977 0,1054 0,1132 0,1209 Sn [m²]
5 74,13 75,31 76,09 76,65 77,06 77,38 77,63 77,84 78,01 78,16 78,29 78,39 78,49 Sn [%]
200
520 640 770 890 1010 1130 1250 1370 1500 1620 1740 1860 1980 Q [m³/h]
5 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 ∆p [Pa]
6 0,0369 0,0472 0,0574 0,0677 0,0779 0,0882 0,0984 0,1087 0,1189 0,1292 0,1394 0,1497 0,1599 Sn [m²]
77,95 79,20 80,02 80,60 81,03 81,37 81,64 81,85 82,04 82,19 82,32 82,44 82,53 Sn [%]
250
630 780 920 1070 1210 1360 1500 1640 1790 1930 2080 2220 2370 Q [m³/h]
7 4 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ∆p [Pa]
0,0459 0,0587 0,0714 0,0842 0,0969 0,1097 0,1224 0,1352 0,1479 0,1607 0,1734 0,1862 0,1989 Sn [m²]
8 300
80,48
740
81,76
910
82,60
1070
83,20
1240
83,65
1410
84,00
1580
84,28
1740
84,50
1910
84,69
2080
84,85
2240
84,99
2410
85,10
2580
85,21
2740
Sn [%]
Q [m³/h]
3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ∆p [Pa]
9 0,0549 0,0702 0,0854 0,1007 0,1159 0,1312 0,1464 0,1617 0,1769 0,1922 0,2074 0,2227 0,2379 Sn [m²]
82,26 83,58 84,44 85,05 85,51 85,87 86,15 86,38 86,57 86,74 86,87 86,99 87,10 Sn [%]
350
850 1040 1230 1420 1600 1790 1980 2170 2360 2550 2740 2930 3110 Q [m³/h]
10 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
0,0639 0,0817 0,0994 0,1172 0,1349 0,1527 0,1704 0,1882 0,2059 0,2237 0,2414 0,2592 0,2769 Sn [m²]
83,60 84,93 85,81 86,43 86,90 87,26 87,55 87,78 87,98 88,14 88,28 88,41 88,51 Sn [%]
400
11 950 1160 1380 1590 1800 2010 2220 2430 2640 2850 3060 3270 3480 Q [m³/h]
2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
0,0729 0,0932 0,1134 0,1337 0,1539 0,1742 0,1944 0,2147 0,2349 0,2552 0,2754 0,2957 0,3159 Sn [m²]
12 84,63 85,98 86,87 87,50 87,98 88,34 88,63 88,87 89,07 89,23 89,38 89,50 89,61 Sn [%]
450
1060 1290 1530 1760 1990 2220 2450 2690 2920 3150 3380 3610 3840 Q [m³/h]
2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
13 0,0819 0,1047 0,1274 0,1502 0,1729 0,1957 0,2184 0,2412 0,2639 0,2867 0,3094 0,3322 0,3549 Sn [m²]
85,46 86,82 87,72 88,36 88,83 89,20 89,49 89,73 89,93 90,10 90,25 90,37 90,48 Sn [%]
500
1160 1420 1680 1930 2180 2430 2690 2940 3190 3440 3690 3940 4200 Q [m³/h]
14 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
0,0909 0,1162 0,1414 0,1667 0,1919 0,2172 0,2424 0,2677 0,2929 0,3182 0,3434 0,3687 0,3939 Sn [m²]
86,13 87,50 88,41 89,05 89,53 89,90 90,20 90,44 90,64 90,81 90,96 91,08 91,19 Sn [%]
15 550
1270 1550 1820 2100 2370 2650 2920 3190 3460 3730 4010 4280 4550 Q [m³/h]
2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 ∆p [Pa]
16 0,0999 0,1277 0,1554 0,1832 0,2109 0,2387 0,2664 0,2942 0,3219 0,3497 0,3774 0,4052 0,4329 Sn [m²]
86,69 88,07 88,99 89,63 90,11 90,49 90,79 91,03 91,23 91,40 91,55 91,68 91,79 Sn [%]
600
1380 1670 1970 2270 2560 2860 3150 3440 3730 4030 4320 4610 4900 Q [m³/h]
17 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 ∆p [Pa]
Every air flow lower than the above mentioned maximum value,
will meet the listed A-weighted sound power level 25dB(A), for the respective dimension.
18 Additional data can be consulted on our website.

Fire dampers CU-LT

Correction factor ∆L
To obtain the sound power level for the LW oct octave midband
1
∆L = Correction factor 2
LW oct = Sound power level for each octave midband
LW oct = DL + LWA 3
[Hz] 63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000

4
2 - 4 m/s 22 9 -2 -11 -18 -21 -17 -8
6 - 8 m/s 17 10 1 -4 -8 -13 -19 -21 5

10 - 12 m/s 15 9 0 -4 -7 -10 -14 -20
6
Deduct LWA from the selection graph on page 342.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Fire dampers CU-LT

Operating mechanisms
MFUSP: simple operating mechanism with fusible link
1
The operating mechanism MFUSP automatically unlocks the blade
when the temperature in the duct exceeds 72°C.
2 The damper needs to be rearmed manually.
Standard: • Fusible link 72° C
• Manual unlocking possible
• Manual rearmation, use the rearmation handle
3 (turn clockwise)
• IP42 fig. CU-LT + MFUSP
Options: • FDCU: Unipolar beginning and end of range switches
4
MMAG: Upgradable automatic / remote controlled operating mechanism with fusible link
The operating mechanism MMAG automatically unlocks the blade when the temperature in the duct exceeds 72°C. It can also
5 close the damper by sending an electrical impulse (VD) or by interrupting the power supply (VM) to the magnet.
Manual or motorized rearmation (ME MMAG).
6 • Manual unlocking possible
• Manual rearmation, use a rearmation handle
(turn clockwise)
7 • IP42
Options: • Remote controlled by means of a dual voltage
magnet 24/48V
8 Types of magnets: • VD = natural magnet
• VM = electromagnet
• FDCU : Unipolar beginning and end of range switches fig. CU-LT + MMAG
9 • FDCB : Bipolar beginning and end of range switches
• ME : Rearmation motor
10 BLF(T) : spring-return actuator (wih thermo-electric fuse)

When connected to the power supply, the actuator moves the blade into its
standby position (open). When the power is interrupted, an internal armed
11 spring closes the blade (safety position).
If the motor is equipped with a thermo-electric fuse
BLFT, this will interrupt the power supply when the
12 temperature in the duct exceeds 72°C.
50
fig. thermo-electric fuse fig. CU-LT + BLFT
13 Technical data
Operating mechanism CU-LT MFUSP CU-LT MMAG CU-LT BLF(T)
14 Description Automatic fire damper Upgradable automatic and Motorized remote controlled
remote controlled damper damper with spring-return
actuator
15 Certifications
16
Classification Fire resistance :
- EI 120 (ve i↔o) S : range until 800 x 600 : Mounting in rigid wall min. 100 mm
17 - EI 90 (ve i↔o) S : range until 800 x 600 : Mounting in flexible wall 60' min. 100 mm
- EI 60 (ho i↔o) S : range until 800 x 600 : Mounting in rigid floor/ceiling min. 110 mm
18 - EI 120 (ho i↔o) S : range until 800 x 600 : Mounting in rigid floor/ceiling min. 150 mm
Pressure during test : 500 Pa

Fire dampers CU-LT

Electrical connections
1
ME DCU FCU
1
-
2
+
3
-
4 5
C NF
6
NO
7
C
8
NF
9
NO
10
2
DCU FCU ME FCU DCU
<5° <80°
C NF NO C NF NO + - C NF NO C NF NO 3
24/48 VDC24/48 VDC
5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6
FCB DCB 4
NO NF C NO NF C
5
N L AC24V
Fig. MFUSO 16 15 14 13 12 11 - +
T N DC24V
AC230V
Fig. BLF(T)
6
Fig. MMAG
MFUSP MMAG BLF(T) 7
Power supply MFUSP Power supply motor/ magnet MMAG Power supply motor BLF(T)
n.a. Rearmation motor (ME): 24/48 VDC BLF(T)24: 24VAC / 24VDC
8
(automatic switch)
BLF(T)230: 230VAC
Magnet: 24/48 VDC (automatic switch)
9
Power consumption Power consumption Power consumption
n.a. Rearmation motor (ME): BLF(T)24: 10
24VDC : Pmax = 10W motoring: 5W
48VDC : Pmax = 15W
n.a. holding: 2,5W
11
Magnet: BLF(T)230:
n.a.
VM: Pnom = 1,5W motoring: 6W
VD: Pmax = 3,5W holding: 3W 12
Position switches Position switches Position swwitches
Standard: 1mA...1A, DC 5V...AC 48V Standard: 1mA...500mA, DC 5V...AC 48V Standard: 1mA...3A, DC 5V...AC 250V
SN2: 1mA...3A, DC 5V...AC 250V
13
Running time Running time Running time
motor: n.a Motor: < 30 s motor: 40 ... 75s 14
spring: 1s spring: 1s spring: 20s
Noise level Noise level Noise level

15
n.a. Motor: max 66 DB (A motor: max 45 dB (A)
spring: ca. 62 dB (A)
Degree of protection Degree of protection Degree of protection 16
IP 45 IP 45 IP 54
17
18

Fire dampers CU-LT

Position of the thermo-electric fuse for BLFT(T)
1 Height Width Position

≤ 300mm = 200mm on the side opposite to the
mechanism
2 > 200mm on the W-side next to the
inspection shutter
> 300mm on the same side of the
3 mechanism
The mechanism is always mounted on the H-side.

4
Standard:
• Thermo-electric fuse 72°C for BLFT
5 • Motorized unlocking and rearmation
• Manual rearmation possible, use the enclosed handle
6 turn clockwise
• 24V or 230V
• Integrated unipolar begin and end of range switches
7 • IP 54
Options:
8 • SN2 Bipolar begin and end of range switches
• ST plug
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Fire dampers CU-LT

Evolution kits
1
KITS MFUSP
Automatic operating mechanism MFUSP with fusible link 72°C 2
KITS FUS 72 MFUS(P)

3
Fusible link 72°C for MFUS(P)
4
KITS FDCU MFUS(P)
5
Unipolar beginning and end of range switches FDCU for MFUS(P)
6
KITS MMAG
7
Upgradable operating mechanism MMAG with fusible link 72°C
8
KITS FUS 72 MMAG
9
Fusible link 72°C for MMAG
10
KITS VD MMAG FDCU KITS VM MMAG FDCU
Magnet VD24/48, VM24/48 with FDCU for MMAG 11
KITS ME MMAG 12
Rearmation motor ME 24/48 for MMAG

13
KITS FDCU MMAG
14
Unipolar beginning and end of range switches FDCU for MMAG
15
16
17
18

Fire dampers CU-LT
KITS FDCB MMAG

1
Bipolar beginning and end of range switches FDCB for MMAG

2
KITS BLF 24
3 KITS BLF 24-ST
KITS BLF 230
4 Actuator Belimo BLF 24V/230V or BLF 24V with plug (ST), without thermo-
electric fuse (T)
KITS BLFT 24
5 KITS BLFT 24-ST
KITS BLFT 230
6 Actuator Belimo BLF 24V/230V or BLF 24V with plug (ST) and thermo-elec-
tric fuse (T)
7
KITS SN2 BLF
8 Bipolar beginning and end of range switches FDCB for BLF actuator
9 KITS BAE 72
10 Thermo-electric fuse 72°C (T) for Belimo BLFT 24V
KITS CULT-IFW
11
Positioning kit flexible wall

12
13
14
15
16
17
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Fire dampers CU-LT-1s

Dimensions
y
180 120 1
x
wall limit - muurgrens - limite d’encombrement
25
(Wn+40)x(Hn+40)
3
300
5
Description The damper blade exceeds the tunnel: 6

Rectangular fire dampers CU-LT-1s are installed wall moun- x = (Hn-6)/2 - 70
ted in ventilation ducts passing through a construction
element in order to stop the propagation of fire. They excist y = (Hn-6)/2 - 230
of a modular operating mechanism positioned completely 7
outside the wall.
The rectangular fire damper CU-LT-1s has a fire resistance Fire resistance according to
up to 120 minutes. The casing is made of galvanised steel. EN 13501-3 : 2005 8
This fire damper is especially designed for smaller dimen- EI 120 S EI 90 S
sions from 200x100 up to 800x600mm. (500 Pa) (500 Pa)
The fire damper can be equipped with a fusible link mecha-
nism up to a motorized mechanism. Aerated concrete wall
9
Rigid wall
100mm up to 800x600
(ve i o)
Standard 10
Rigid floor
• Tested according to EN 1366-2 up to 500Pa Aerated concrete floor

150mm (*) (*)
• Minimal pressure drop - very thin damper blade 25mm
• Air tightness according to EN 1751 minimum class B
(ho i o)
11
(class C on demand)
Flexible wall
Light partition wall

• Suitable for installing wall mounted on rigid wall/floor 100mm up to 800x600
and flexible wall (metal stud gypsum plasterboard and (ve i o)
12
gypsum blocs)
Flexible wall
• Operating mechanism completely outside the wall Gypsum blocks wall

70mm up to 800x600
13
• Easy to install
(ve i o)
• Maintenance free
• For interior applications ve = damper mounted directly in the wall 14
ho = damper mounted directly in a floor/ceiling
i o = fire can come from either direction
Pa = Pascal
E = integrity
15
I = thermal insulation
S = smoke leakage
Ordering example (*) result is not yet available 16
CU-LT-1s 200 200 MMAG ME
Product
Width 17
Height
Type
18
Options


Types of frames
1 PG20
23
20
2
(Wn+40)x(Hn+40)
(Wn-6)x(Hn-6)
(Wn+135)x(Hn+135)
(Wn+60)x(Hn+60)
H×W
H×W
3
4
400
20
23
5
Option : inspection shutter ul
An inspection shutter can be used to visualise the position
• Connection to ducts with 20 mm flanges
6 ( and 30 mm flanges)
and the condition (e.g. filth) of the damper. The inspection
shutter is always mounted two-fold, one on the lower side
• Connection of damper/duct: and one on the upper side of the fire damper.
7 – either with sliding profile (flanges of 20 mm only)

– or with bolts
• The four corners of the frame are provided with
8 elliptical holes Ø 8,5 × 16 mm.
10

11 P P P
12
150(*)
13
Q
Z
Z
Z
14
fig. CU-LT-1s + MFUSP fig. CU-LT-1s + MMAG fig. CU-LT-1s + BLF(T)
15 (*) The mechanism and the transmission stick out with Hn = 100 mm
If the height < 200 mm the mechanisms MFUSP and MMAG are turned 90° for the assembly.
16
Height < 200 mm MFUSP MMAG BLF(T) Height ≥ 200 mm MFUSP MMAG BLF(T)
P 103 150,50 92 P 103 150,50 92
17 Z 62 62 49 Z 95 95 49
Q 125 173 98 Q 120 125 98
18


Weights
Weight CU-LT-1s + MFUSP [kg]
1
H\W [mm] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
100 3,7 4,0 4,4 4,8 5,2 5,5 5,9 6,3 6,6 7,0 7,4 7,8 8,1
2
150 4,1 4,6 5,0 5,4 5,9 6,3 6,7 7,1 7,6 8,0 8,4 8,9 9,3
200 4,6 5,1 5,6 6,1 6,6 7,1 7,5 8,0 8,5 9,0 9,5 10,0 10,4
3
250 5,1 5,7 6,2 6,7 7,3 7,8 8,4 8,9 9,4 10,0 10,5 11,1 11,6
300 5,6 6,2 6,8 7,4 8,0 8,6 9,2 9,8 10,4 11,0 11,6 12,1 12,7
350 6,1 6,7 7,4 8,0 8,7 9,3 10,0 10,6 11,3 11,9 12,6 13,2 13,9 4
400 6,6 7,3 8,0 8,7 9,4 10,1 10,8 11,5 12,2 12,9 13,6 14,3 15,0
450 7,1 7,8 8,6 9,3 10,1 10,9 11,6 12,4 13,1 13,9 14,7 15,4 16,2
5
500 7,5 8,4 9,2 10,0 10,8 11,6 12,4 13,3 14,1 14,9 15,7 16,5 17,3
550 8,0 8,9 9,8 10,6 11,5 12,4 13,3 14,1 15,0 15,9 16,8 17,6 18,5
600 8,5 9,4 10,4 11,3 12,2 13,1 14,1 15,0 15,9 16,9 17,8 18,7 19,7
6
Weight CU-LT-1s + MMAG (automatic) [kg]

7
H\W [mm] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
100 3,9 4,3 4,7 5,0 5,4 5,8 6,1 6,5 6,9 7,3 7,6 8,0 8,4
8
150 4,4 4,8 5,3 5,7 6,1 6,5 7,0 7,4 7,8 8,3 8,7 9,1 9,5
200 4,9 5,4 5,8 6,3 6,8 7,3 7,8 8,3 8,8 9,2 9,7 10,2 10,7
250 5,4 5,9 6,4 7,0 7,5 8,1 8,6 9,1 9,7 10,2 10,8 11,3 11,8
9
300 5,8 6,4 7,0 7,6 8,2 8,8 9,4 10,0 10,6 11,2 11,8 12,4 13,0
350 6,3 7,0 7,6 8,3 8,9 9,6 10,2 10,9 11,5 12,2 12,8 13,5 14,1 10
400 6,8 7,5 8,2 8,9 9,6 10,3 11,1 11,8 12,5 13,2 13,9 14,6 15,3
450 7,3 8,1 8,8 9,6 10,3 11,1 11,9 12,6 13,4 14,2 14,9 15,7 16,4
11
500 7,8 8,6 9,4 10,2 11,1 11,9 12,7 13,5 14,3 15,1 16,0 16,8 17,6
550 8,3 9,1 10,0 10,9 11,8 12,6 13,5 14,4 15,3 16,1 17,0 17,9 18,7
600 8,8 9,7 10,6 11,5 12,5 13,4 14,3 15,3 16,2 17,1 18,0 19,0 19,9 12
Weight CU-LT-1s + BLF(T) [kg]

13
H\W [mm] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
100 5,0 5,4 5,8 6,1 6,5 6,9 7,2 7,6 8,0 8,4 8,7 9,1 9,5
14
150 5,5 5,9 6,4 6,8 7,2 7,6 8,1 8,5 8,9 9,4 9,8 10,2 10,6
200 6,0 6,5 6,9 7,4 7,9 8,4 8,9 9,4 9,9 10,3 10,8 11,3 11,8
250 6,5 7,0 7,5 8,1 8,6 9,2 9,7 10,2 10,8 11,3 11,9 12,4 12,9
15
300 6,9 7,5 8,1 8,7 9,3 9,9 10,5 11,1 11,7 12,3 12,9 13,5 14,1
350 7,4 8,1 8,7 9,4 10,0 10,7 11,3 12,0 12,6 13,3 13,9 14,6 15,2 16
400 7,9 8,6 9,3 10,0 10,7 11,4 12,2 12,9 13,6 14,3 15,0 15,7 16,4
450 8,4 9,2 9,9 10,7 11,4 12,2 13,0 13,7 14,5 15,3 16,0 16,8 17,5
17
500 8,9 9,7 10,5 11,3 12,2 13,0 13,8 14,6 15,4 16,2 17,1 17,9 18,7
550 9,4 10,2 11,1 12,0 12,9 13,7 14,6 15,5 16,4 17,2 18,1 19,0 19,8
600 9,9 10,8 11,7 12,6 13,6 14,5 15,4 16,4 17,3 18,2 19,1 20,1 21,0 18


Selection graph
1 v [m/s] Hn[mm]
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
2 600
550
3 500
4
450
4
400
350
5 3
300
6 250
2 200
7
150
8
100
p[Pa] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 20 30 40 50 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 Bn[mm]

9
10 Hn[mm]
11 600
550
12 500
450
13 400
350
14 300
12
15 11
250
10 200
9
16 7
8
v[m/s] 2 3 4 5 6 150
17 100
LWA[dB(A)] 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 Bn[mm]
18 Elaborated example p. 15


Pressure drop coefficient cu-lt-1s ζ [-]
1
H\W [mm] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
100 1,69 1,65 1,62 1,60 1,59 1,58 1,57 1,56 1,55 1,55 1,54 1,54 1,54 2
150 0,98 0,93 0,89 0,87 0,85 0,83 0,82 0,81 0,80 0,80 0,79 0,79 0,78
200 0,69 0,63 0,60 0,57 0,55 0,54 0,52 0,51 0,51 0,50 0,49 0,49 0,49
3
250 0,54 0,48 0,44 0,42 0,40 0,39 0,37 0,37 0,36 0,35 0,35 0,34 0,34
300 0,45 0,39 0,35 0,33 0,31 0,30 0,29 0,28 0,27 0,26 0,26 0,26 0,25
350 0,39 0,33 0,30 0,27 0,25 0,24 0,23 0,22 0,22 0,21 0,21 0,20 0,20 4
400 0,34 0,29 0,26 0,23 0,22 0,20 0,19 0,18 0,18 0,17 0,17 0,16 0,16
450 0,31 0,26 0,23 0,20 0,19 0,17 0,16 0,16 0,15 0,15 0,14 0,14 0,13 5
500 0,29 0,24 0,20 0,18 0,17 0,15 0,14 0,14 0,13 0,13 0,12 0,12 0,12
550 0,27 0,22 0,19 0,16 0,15 0,14 0,13 0,12 0,12 0,11 0,11 0,10 0,10
600 0,25 0,20 0,17 0,15 0,14 0,12 0,12 0,11 0,10 0,10 0,10 0,09 0,09
6
Dp = v² × 0,6 × x v=
q 7
A
8
q = air flow in the duct [m³/h]
∆p = static pressure drop [Pa]
ζ = pressure drop coefficient zeta [-] 9
A = internal surface of the duct [m²]
n = air speed in the duct [m/s]
10
Hn/Bn = Nominal height/width of the damper
11
Example:
Data: Hn = 350 mm Wn = 400 mm v = 5 m/s
Required:

∆p = ca. 3,9 Pa
LWA = ca. 36 dB(A)
} cfr. selection graph CU-LT-1s 12
Calculation: ∆p = (5m/s)² × 0,6 × 0,25 = 3,75 Pa
13
14
15
16
17
18


1 ∆p[Pa] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
100 16,22 15,84 15,55 15,36 15,26 15,17 15,07 14,98 14,88 14,88 14,78 14,78 14,78
2 150 9,41 8,93 8,54 8,35 8,16 7,97 7,87 7,78 7,68 7,68 7,58 7,58 7,49
200 6,62 6,05 5,76 5,47 5,28 5,18 4,99 4,90 4,90 4,80 4,70 4,70 4,70
250
3 5,18 4,61 4,22 4,03 3,84 3,74 3,55 3,55 3,46 3,36 3,36 3,26 3,26
300 4,32 3,74 3,36 3,17 2,98 2,88 2,78 2,69 2,59 2,50 2,50 2,50 2,40
350 3,74 3,17 2,88 2,59 2,40 2,30 2,21 2,11 2,11 2,02 2,02 1,92 1,92
4 400 3,26 2,78 2,50 2,21 2,11 1,92 1,82 1,73 1,73 1,63 1,63 1,54 1,54
450 2,98 2,50 2,21 1,92 1,82 1,63 1,54 1,54 1,44 1,44 1,34 1,34 1,25
5 500 2,78 2,30 1,92 1,73 1,63 1,44 1,34 1,34 1,25 1,25 1,15 1,15 1,15
550 2,59 2,11 1,82 1,54 1,44 1,34 1,25 1,15 1,15 1,06 1,06 0,96 0,96
600 2,40 1,92 1,63 1,44 1,34 1,15 1,15 1,06 0,96 0,96 0,96 0,86 0,86
6
7 ∆p[Pa] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
100 49,69 48,51 47,63 47,04 46,75 46,45 46,16 45,86 45,57 45,57 45,28 45,28 45,28
8 150 28,81 27,34 26,17 25,58 24,99 24,40 24,11 23,81 23,52 23,52 23,23 23,23 22,93
200 20,29 18,52 17,64 16,76 16,17 15,88 15,29 14,99 14,99 14,70 14,41 14,41 14,41
9 250 15,88 14,11 12,94 12,35 11,76 11,47 10,88 10,88 10,58 10,29 10,29 10,00 10,00
300 13,23 11,47 10,29 9,70 9,11 8,82 8,53 8,23 7,94 7,64 7,64 7,64 7,35
350 11,47 9,70 8,82 7,94 7,35 7,06 6,76 6,47 6,47 6,17 6,17 5,88 5,88
10
400 10,00 8,53 7,64 6,76 6,47 5,88 5,59 5,29 5,29 5,00 5,00 4,70 4,70
450 9,11 7,64 6,76 5,88 5,59 5,00 4,70 4,70 4,41 4,41 4,12 4,12 3,82
11 500 8,53 7,06 5,88 5,29 5,00 4,41 4,12 4,12 3,82 3,82 3,53 3,53 3,53
550 7,94 6,47 5,59 4,70 4,41 4,12 3,82 3,53 3,53 3,23 3,23 2,94 2,94
12 600 7,35 5,88 5,00 4,41 4,12 3,53 3,53 3,23 2,94 2,94 2,94 2,65 2,65
13
14
15
16
17
18


Sn = Free air passage
Selection data CU-LT-1s Q = Air flow
A-weighted sound power level LWA of 45 dB(A) in the duct ∆p = Pressure drop
1
H/W [mm] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
0,0099 0,0127 0,0154 0,0182 0,0209 0,0237 0,0264 0,0292 0,0319 0,0347 0,0374 0,0402 0,0429 Sn [m²]
2
54,29 55,15 55,72 56,13 56,43 56,67 56,85 57,00 57,13 57,24 57,33 57,41 57,48 Sn [%]
100
690 860 1030 1200 1360 1530 1700 1870 2030 2200 2370 2540 2700 Q [m³/h]
93 90 88 87 85 84 84 83 82 82 82 82 81 ∆p [Pa]
3
0,0189 0,0242 0,0294 0,0347 0,0399 0,0452 0,0504 0,0557 0,0609 0,0662 0,0714 0,0767 0,0819 Sn [m²]
67,65 68,73 69,44 69,95 70,33 70,62 70,85 71,04 71,20 71,33 71,45 71,54 71,63 Sn [%]
150
940 1170 1390 1610 1840 2060 2290 2510 2730 2960 3180 3410 3630 Q [m³/h]
4
24 23 22 21 20 20 20 19 19 19 19 19 18 ∆p [Pa]
0,0279 0,0357 0,0434 0,0512 0,0589 0,0667 0,0744 0,0822 0,0899 0,0977 0,1054 0,1132 0,1209 Sn [m²]
200
74,13 75,31 76,09 76,65 77,06 77,38 77,63 77,84 78,01 78,16 78,29 78,39 78,49 Sn [%] 5
1190 1470 1750 2030 2310 2590 2860 3140 3420 3700 3980 4260 4530 Q [m³/h]
28 25 23 22 21 21 20 19 19 19 19 18 18 ∆p [Pa]
0,0369 0,0472 0,0574 0,0677 0,0779 0,0882 0,0984 0,1087 0,1189 0,1292 0,1394 0,1497 0,1599 Sn [m²] 6
77,95 79,20 80,02 80,60 81,03 81,37 81,64 81,85 82,04 82,19 82,32 82,44 82,53 Sn [%]
250
1440 1770 2100 2440 2770 3100 3430 3760 4090 4420 4750 5090 5420 Q [m³/h]
21 18 16 15 14 14 13 13 12 12 12 12 11 ∆p [Pa] 7
0,0459 0,0587 0,0714 0,0842 0,0969 0,1097 0,1224 0,1352 0,1479 0,1607 0,1734 0,1862 0,1989 Sn [m²]
80,48 81,76 82,60 83,20 83,65 84,00 84,28 84,50 84,69 84,85 84,99 85,10 85,21 Sn [%]
300
1690 2070 2450 2840 3220 3600 3990 4370 4750 5130 5520 5900 6280 Q [m³/h] 8
16 14 12 11 10 10 9 9 9 8 8 8 8 ∆p [Pa]
0,0549 0,0702 0,0854 0,1007 0,1159 0,1312 0,1464 0,1617 0,1769 0,1922 0,2074 0,2227 0,2379 Sn [m²]
82,26 83,58 84,44 85,05 85,51 85,87 86,15 86,38 86,57 86,74 86,87 86,99 87,10 Sn [%] 9
350
1930 2370 2800 3240 3670 4100 4540 4970 5400 5830 6260 6700 7130 Q [m³/h]
14 11 10 9 8 8 7 7 7 6 6 6 6 ∆p [Pa]
0,0639 0,0817 0,0994 0,1172 0,1349 0,1527 0,1704 0,1882 0,2059 0,2237 0,2414 0,2592 0,2769 Sn [m²] 10
83,60 84,93 85,81 86,43 86,90 87,26 87,55 87,78 87,98 88,14 88,28 88,41 88,51 Sn [%]
400
2170 2660 3150 3630 4110 4600 5080 5560 6040 6520 7000 7480 7960 Q [m³/h]
12 9 8 7 7 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 ∆p [Pa]
11
0,0729 0,0932 0,1134 0,1337 0,1539 0,1742 0,1944 0,2147 0,2349 0,2552 0,2754 0,2957 0,3159 Sn [m²]
84,63 85,98 86,87 87,50 87,98 88,34 88,63 88,87 89,07 89,23 89,38 89,50 89,61 Sn [%]
450
2420 2960 3490 4020 4560 5090 5620 6150 6680 7200 7730 8260 8790 Q [m³/h]
12
10 8 7 6 6 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 ∆p [Pa]
0,0819 0,1047 0,1274 0,1502 0,1729 0,1957 0,2184 0,2412 0,2639 0,2867 0,3094 0,3322 0,3549 Sn [m²]
85,46 86,82 87,72 88,36 88,83 89,20 89,49 89,73 89,93 90,10 90,25 90,37 90,48 Sn [%]
13
500
2660 3250 3830 4410 4990 5570 6150 6730 7300 7880 8460 9030 9610 Q [m³/h]
0,0909
9
0,1162
7
0,1414
6
0,1667
5
0,1919
5
0,2172
4
0,2424
4
0,2677
4
0,2929
4
0,3182
3
0,3434
3
0,3687
3
0,3939
3 ∆p [Pa]
Sn [m²]
14
86,13 87,50 88,41 89,05 89,53 89,90 90,20 90,44 90,64 90,81 90,96 91,08 91,19 Sn [%]
550
2900
9
3540
7
4170
5
4800
5
5430
4
6060
4
6680
4
7300
3
7930
3
8550
3
9170
3
9790
3
10420
3
Q [m³/h]
∆p [Pa]
15
0,0999 0,1277 0,1554 0,1832 0,2109 0,2387 0,2664 0,2942 0,3219 0,3497 0,3774 0,4052 0,4329 Sn [m²]
600
86,69 88,07 88,99 89,63 90,11 90,49 90,79 91,03 91,23 91,40 91,55 91,68 91,79 Sn [%]
16
3140 3830 4510 5190 5860 6540 7210 7880 8550 9220 9880 10550 11220 Q [m³/h]
8 6 5 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 ∆p [Pa]
17
18

1 A-weighted sound power level LWA of 40 dB(A) in the duct
H/W [mm] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
2 0,0099 0,0127 0,0154 0,0182 0,0209 0,0237 0,0264 0,0292 0,0319 0,0347 0,0374 0,0402 0,0429 Sn [m²]
54,29 55,15 55,72 56,13 56,43 56,67 56,85 57,00 57,13 57,24 57,33 57,41 57,48 Sn [%]
100
560 700 840 970 1110 1250 1380 1520 1650 1790 1930 2060 2200 Q [m³/h]
3 61 60 59 57 57 56 55 55 54 54 54 54 54 ∆p [Pa]
0,0189 0,0242 0,0294 0,0347 0,0399 0,0452 0,0504 0,0557 0,0609 0,0662 0,0714 0,0767 0,0819 Sn [m²]
67,65 68,73 69,44 69,95 70,33 70,62 70,85 71,04 71,20 71,33 71,45 71,54 71,63 Sn [%]
4 150
770 950 1130 1310 1490 1680 1860 2040 2220 2400 2590 2770 2950 Q [m³/h]
30 28 26 25 24 24 23 23 23 22 22 22 22 ∆p [Pa]
0,0279 0,0357 0,0434 0,0512 0,0589 0,0667 0,0744 0,0822 0,0899 0,0977 0,1054 0,1132 0,1209 Sn [m²]
5 74,13 75,31 76,09 76,65 77,06 77,38 77,63 77,84 78,01 78,16 78,29 78,39 78,49 Sn [%]
200
970 1200 1420 1650 1880 2100 2330 2550 2780 3010 3230 3460 3690 Q [m³/h]
19 17 15 15 14 14 13 13 13 12 12 12 12 ∆p [Pa]
6 0,0369 0,0472 0,0574 0,0677 0,0779 0,0882 0,0984 0,1087 0,1189 0,1292 0,1394 0,1497 0,1599 Sn [m²]
77,95 79,20 80,02 80,60 81,03 81,37 81,64 81,85 82,04 82,19 82,32 82,44 82,53 Sn [%]
250
7 1170
14
1440
12
1710
11
1980
10
2250
9
2520
9
2790
9
3060
8
3330
8
3600
8
3870
8
4130
8
4400
8
Q [m³/h]
∆p [Pa]
0,0459 0,0587 0,0714 0,0842 0,0969 0,1097 0,1224 0,1352 0,1479 0,1607 0,1734 0,1862 0,1989 Sn [m²]
8 300
96,97 98,51 99,53 100,25 100,79 101,21 101,55 101,82 102,05 102,24 102,40 102,54 102,67 Sn [%]
1370 1680 2000 2310 2620 2930 3240 3550 3860 4170 4480 4790 5110 Q [m³/h]
11 9 8 7 7 6 6 6 6 6 5 5 5 ∆p [Pa]
9 0,0549 0,0702 0,0854 0,1007 0,1159 0,1312 0,1464 0,1617 0,1769 0,1922 0,2074 0,2227 0,2379 Sn [m²]
82,26 83,58 84,44 85,05 85,51 85,87 86,15 86,38 86,57 86,74 86,87 86,99 87,10 Sn [%]
350
1570 1930 2280 2630 2980 3340 3690 4040 4390 4740 5090 5440 5790 Q [m³/h]
10 9 7 6 6 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 ∆p [Pa]
0,0639 0,0817 0,0994 0,1172 0,1349 0,1527 0,1704 0,1882 0,2059 0,2237 0,2414 0,2592 0,2769 Sn [m²]
83,60 84,93 85,81 86,43 86,90 87,26 87,55 87,78 87,98 88,14 88,28 88,41 88,51 Sn [%]
400
11 1770 2160 2560 2950 3350 3740 4130 4520 4910 5300 5690 6080 6470 Q [m³/h]
8 6 5 5 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 ∆p [Pa]
0,0729 0,0932 0,1134 0,1337 0,1539 0,1742 0,1944 0,2147 0,2349 0,2552 0,2754 0,2957 0,3159 Sn [m²]
12 84,63 85,98 86,87 87,50 87,98 88,34 88,63 88,87 89,07 89,23 89,38 89,50 89,61 Sn [%]
450
1970 2400 2840 3270 3700 4140 4570 5000 5430 5860 6290 6720 7150 Q [m³/h]
7 5 5 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 ∆p [Pa]
13 0,0819 0,1047 0,1274 0,1502 0,1729 0,1957 0,2184 0,2412 0,2639 0,2867 0,3094 0,3322 0,3549 Sn [m²]
85,46 86,82 87,72 88,36 88,83 89,20 89,49 89,73 89,93 90,10 90,25 90,37 90,48 Sn [%]
500
2160 2640 3120 3590 4060 4530 5000 5470 5940 6410 6870 7340 7810 Q [m³/h]
14 6 5 4 4 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 ∆p [Pa]
0,0909 0,1162 0,1414 0,1667 0,1919 0,2172 0,2424 0,2677 0,2929 0,3182 0,3434 0,3687 0,3939 Sn [m²]
15 550
86,13 87,50 88,41 89,05 89,53 89,90 90,20 90,44 90,64 90,81 90,96 91,08 91,19 Sn [%]
2360 2880 3390 3900 4410 4920 5430 5940 6440 6950 7460 7960 8470 Q [m³/h]
6 4 4 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ∆p [Pa]
16 0,0999 0,1277 0,1554 0,1832 0,2109 0,2387 0,2664 0,2942 0,3219 0,3497 0,3774 0,4052 0,4329 Sn [m²]
86,69 88,07 88,99 89,63 90,11 90,49 90,79 91,03 91,23 91,40 91,55 91,68 91,79 Sn [%]
600
2560 3110 3670 4220 4770 5310 5860 6400 6950 7490 8040 8580 9120 Q [m³/h]
17 5 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 ∆p [Pa]
18


H/W [mm] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
1
0,0099 0,0127 0,0154 0,0182 0,0209 0,0237 0,0264 0,0292 0,0319 0,0347 0,0374 0,0402 0,0429 Sn [m²]
100
54,29 55,15 55,72 56,13 56,43 56,67 56,85 57,00 57,13 57,24 57,33 57,41 57,48 Sn [%]
2
460 570 680 790 900 1010 1120 1230 1350 1460 1570 1680 1790 Q [m³/h]
41 40 39 38 37 37 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 ∆p [Pa]
0,0189 0,0242 0,0294 0,0347 0,0399 0,0452 0,0504 0,0557 0,0609 0,0662 0,0714 0,0767 0,0819 Sn [m²]
3
67,65 68,73 69,44 69,95 70,33 70,62 70,85 71,04 71,20 71,33 71,45 71,54 71,63 Sn [%]
150
620 770 920 1070 1220 1360 1510 1660 1810 1960 2100 2250 2400 Q [m³/h]
19 18 17 17 16 16 15 15 15 15 15 15 14 ∆p [Pa] 4
0,0279 0,0357 0,0434 0,0512 0,0589 0,0667 0,0744 0,0822 0,0899 0,0977 0,1054 0,1132 0,1209 Sn [m²]
74,13 75,31 76,09 76,65 77,06 77,38 77,63 77,84 78,01 78,16 78,29 78,39 78,49 Sn [%]
200
790 970 1160 1340 1530 1710 1890 2080 2260 2450 2630 2810 3000 Q [m³/h] 5
13 11 10 10 9 9 9 9 8 8 8 8 8 ∆p [Pa]
0,0369 0,0472 0,0574 0,0677 0,0779 0,0882 0,0984 0,1087 0,1189 0,1292 0,1394 0,1497 0,1599 Sn [m²]
77,95 79,20 80,02 80,60 81,03 81,37 81,64 81,85 82,04 82,19 82,32 82,44 82,53 Sn [%] 6
250
950 1170 1390 1610 1830 2050 2270 2490 2710 2920 3140 3360 3580 Q [m³/h]
9 8 7 7 6 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 ∆p [Pa]
0,0459 0,0587 0,0714 0,0842 0,0969 0,1097 0,1224 0,1352 0,1479 0,1607 0,1734 0,1862 0,1989 Sn [m²]
7
80,48 81,76 82,60 83,20 83,65 84,00 84,28 84,50 84,69 84,85 84,99 85,10 85,21 Sn [%]
300
1120
7
1370
6
1620
5
1880
5
2130
5
2380
4
2640
4
2890
4
3140
4
3390
4
3650
4
3900
4
4150
3
Q [m³/h]
∆p [Pa]
8
0,0549 0,0702 0,0854 0,1007 0,1159 0,1312 0,1464 0,1617 0,1769 0,1922 0,2074 0,2227 0,2379 Sn [m²]
350
82,26 83,58 84,44 85,05 85,51 85,87 86,15 86,38 86,57 86,74 86,87 86,99 87,10 Sn [%]
9
1280 1570 1850 2140 2430 2710 3000 3280 3570 3850 4140 4430 4710 Q [m³/h]
6 5 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 ∆p [Pa]
0,0639 0,0817 0,0994 0,1172 0,1349 0,1527 0,1704 0,1882 0,2059 0,2237 0,2414 0,2592 0,2769 Sn [m²]
10
83,60 84,93 85,81 86,43 86,90 87,26 87,55 87,78 87,98 88,14 88,28 88,41 88,51 Sn [%]
400
1440 1760 2080 2400 2720 3040 3360 3670 3990 4310 4630 4950 5260 Q [m³/h]
5 4 4 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 ∆p [Pa] 11
0,0729 0,0932 0,1134 0,1337 0,1539 0,1742 0,1944 0,2147 0,2349 0,2552 0,2754 0,2957 0,3159 Sn [m²]
84,63 85,98 86,87 87,50 87,98 88,34 88,63 88,87 89,07 89,23 89,38 89,50 89,61 Sn [%]
450
1600 1950 2310 2660 3010 3360 3710 4060 4410 4760 5110 5460 5810 Q [m³/h] 12
5 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ∆p [Pa]
0,0819 0,1047 0,1274 0,1502 0,1729 0,1957 0,2184 0,2412 0,2639 0,2867 0,3094 0,3322 0,3549 Sn [m²]
85,46 86,82 87,72 88,36 88,83 89,20 89,49 89,73 89,93 90,10 90,25 90,37 90,48 Sn [%] 13
500
1760 2150 2530 2920 3300 3680 4060 4450 4830 5210 5590 5970 6350 Q [m³/h]
4 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
0,0909 0,1162 0,1414 0,1667 0,1919 0,2172 0,2424 0,2677 0,2929 0,3182 0,3434 0,3687 0,3939 Sn [m²]
14
86,13 87,50 88,41 89,05 89,53 89,90 90,20 90,44 90,64 90,81 90,96 91,08 91,19 Sn [%]
550
1920 2340 2760 3170 3590 4000 4420 4830 5240 5650 6060 6470 6880 Q [m³/h]
4 3 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
15
0,0999 0,1277 0,1554 0,1832 0,2109 0,2387 0,2664 0,2942 0,3219 0,3497 0,3774 0,4052 0,4329 Sn [m²]
600
86,69 88,07 88,99 89,63 90,11 90,49 90,79 91,03 91,23 91,40 91,55 91,68 91,79 Sn [%]
16
2080 2530 2980 3430 3880 4320 4760 5210 5650 6090 6530 6970 7410 Q [m³/h]
4 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
17
18


1 H/W [mm] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
0,0099 0,0127 0,0154 0,0182 0,0209 0,0237 0,0264 0,0292 0,0319 0,0347 0,0374 0,0402 0,0429 Sn [m²]
2 100
54,29 55,15 55,72 56,13 56,43 56,67 56,85 57,00 57,13 57,24 57,33 57,41 57,48 Sn [%]
370 460 550 640 730 820 910 1000 1090 1180 1270 1360 1450 Q [m³/h]
27 26 25 25 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 23 23 ∆p [Pa]
3 0,0189 0,0242 0,0294 0,0347 0,0399 0,0452 0,0504 0,0557 0,0609 0,0662 0,0714 0,0767 0,0819 Sn [m²]
67,65 68,73 69,44 69,95 70,33 70,62 70,85 71,04 71,20 71,33 71,45 71,54 71,63 Sn [%]
150
510 630 750 870 990 1110 1230 1350 1470 1590 1710 1830 1950 Q [m³/h]
4 13 12 11 11 11 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 ∆p [Pa]
0,0279 0,0357 0,0434 0,0512 0,0589 0,0667 0,0744 0,0822 0,0899 0,0977 0,1054 0,1132 0,1209 Sn [m²]
74,13 75,31 76,09 76,65 77,06 77,38 77,63 77,84 78,01 78,16 78,29 78,39 78,49 Sn [%]
200
5 640 790 940 1090 1240 1390 1540 1690 1840 1990 2140 2290 2440 Q [m³/h]
8 7 7 6 6 6 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 ∆p [Pa]
0,0369 0,0472 0,0574 0,0677 0,0779 0,0882 0,0984 0,1087 0,1189 0,1292 0,1394 0,1497 0,1599 Sn [m²]
6 77,95 79,20 80,02 80,60 81,03 81,37 81,64 81,85 82,04 82,19 82,32 82,44 82,53 Sn [%]
250
780 950 1130 1310 1490 1670 1840 2020 2200 2380 2560 2730 2910 Q [m³/h]
6 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 ∆p [Pa]
7 0,0459 0,0587 0,0714 0,0842 0,0969 0,1097 0,1224 0,1352 0,1479 0,1607 0,1734 0,1862 0,1989 Sn [m²]
80,48 81,76 82,60 83,20 83,65 84,00 84,28 84,50 84,69 84,85 84,99 85,10 85,21 Sn [%]
300
910 1110 1320 1530 1730 1940 2140 2350 2550 2760 2960 3170 3370 Q [m³/h]
8 5 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 ∆p [Pa]
0,0549 0,0702 0,0854 0,1007 0,1159 0,1312 0,1464 0,1617 0,1769 0,1922 0,2074 0,2227 0,2379 Sn [m²]
9 350
82,26
1040
83,58
1270
84,44
1510
85,05
1740
85,51
1970
85,87
2210
86,15
2440
86,38
2670
86,57
2900
86,74
3130
86,87
3370
86,99
3600
87,10
3830
Sn [%]
Q [m³/h]
4 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ∆p [Pa]
10 0,0639 0,0817 0,0994 0,1172 0,1349 0,1527 0,1704 0,1882 0,2059 0,2237 0,2414 0,2592 0,2769 Sn [m²]
83,60 84,93 85,81 86,43 86,90 87,26 87,55 87,78 87,98 88,14 88,28 88,41 88,51 Sn [%]
400
1170 1430 1690 1950 2210 2470 2730 2990 3250 3500 3760 4020 4280 Q [m³/h]
11 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
0,0729 0,0932 0,1134 0,1337 0,1539 0,1742 0,1944 0,2147 0,2349 0,2552 0,2754 0,2957 0,3159 Sn [m²]
84,63 85,98 86,87 87,50 87,98 88,34 88,63 88,87 89,07 89,23 89,38 89,50 89,61 Sn [%]
450
12 1300 1590 1880 2160 2450 2730 3020 3300 3590 3870 4150 4440 4720 Q [m³/h]
3 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
0,0819 0,1047 0,1274 0,1502 0,1729 0,1957 0,2184 0,2412 0,2639 0,2867 0,3094 0,3322 0,3549 Sn [m²]
13 85,46 86,82 87,72 88,36 88,83 89,20 89,49 89,73 89,93 90,10 90,25 90,37 90,48 Sn [%]
500
1430 1750 2060 2370 2680 2990 3300 3610 3920 4230 4540 4850 5160 Q [m³/h]
3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
14 0,0909 0,1162 0,1414 0,1667 0,1919 0,2172 0,2424 0,2677 0,2929 0,3182 0,3434 0,3687 0,3939 Sn [m²]
86,13 87,50 88,41 89,05 89,53 89,90 90,20 90,44 90,64 90,81 90,96 91,08 91,19 Sn [%]
550
1560 1900 2240 2580 2920 3250 3590 3920 4260 4590 4930 5260 5600 Q [m³/h]
15 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
0,0999 0,1277 0,1554 0,1832 0,2109 0,2387 0,2664 0,2942 0,3219 0,3497 0,3774 0,4052 0,4329 Sn [m²]
86,69 88,07 88,99 89,63 90,11 90,49 90,79 91,03 91,23 91,40 91,55 91,68 91,79 Sn [%]
16 600
1690 2060 2420 2790 3150 3510 3870 4230 4590 4950 5310 5670 6030 Q [m³/h]
2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
17
18


A-weighted sound power level LWA of 25dB(A) in the duct
1
H/W [mm] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800
0,0099 0,0127 0,0154 0,0182 0,0209 0,0237 0,0264 0,0292 0,0319 0,0347 0,0374 0,0402 0,0429 Sn [m²]
2
54,29 55,15 55,72 56,13 56,43 56,67 56,85 57,00 57,13 57,24 57,33 57,41 57,48 Sn [%]
100
310 380 450 520 600 670 740 820 890 960 1040 1110 1180 Q [m³/h]
19 18 17 16 17 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 15 ∆p [Pa]
3
0,0189 0,0242 0,0294 0,0347 0,0399 0,0452 0,0504 0,0557 0,0609 0,0662 0,0714 0,0767 0,0819 Sn [m²]
67,65 68,73 69,44 69,95 70,33 70,62 70,85 71,04 71,20 71,33 71,45 71,54 71,63 Sn [%]
150
410 510 610 710 810 900 1000 1100 1200 1290 1390 1490 1590 Q [m³/h] 4
9 8 8 7 7 7 7 7 7 6 6 6 6 ∆p [Pa]
0,0279 0,0357 0,0434 0,0512 0,0589 0,0667 0,0744 0,0822 0,0899 0,0977 0,1054 0,1132 0,1209 Sn [m²]
74,13 75,31 76,09 76,65 77,06 77,38 77,63 77,84 78,01 78,16 78,29 78,39 78,49 Sn [%] 5
200
520 640 770 890 1010 1130 1250 1370 1500 1620 1740 1860 1980 Q [m³/h]
5 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 ∆p [Pa]
0,0369 0,0472 0,0574 0,0677 0,0779 0,0882 0,0984 0,1087 0,1189 0,1292 0,1394 0,1497 0,1599 Sn [m²] 6
77,95 79,20 80,02 80,60 81,03 81,37 81,64 81,85 82,04 82,19 82,32 82,44 82,53 Sn [%]
250
630 780 920 1070 1210 1360 1500 1640 1790 1930 2080 2220 2370 Q [m³/h]
4 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ∆p [Pa]
7
0,0459 0,0587 0,0714 0,0842 0,0969 0,1097 0,1224 0,1352 0,1479 0,1607 0,1734 0,1862 0,1989 Sn [m²]
80,48 81,76 82,60 83,20 83,65 84,00 84,28 84,50 84,69 84,85 84,99 85,10 85,21 Sn [%]
300
740 910 1070 1240 1410 1580 1740 1910 2080 2240 2410 2580 2740 Q [m³/h]
8
3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ∆p [Pa]
0,0549 0,0702 0,0854 0,1007 0,1159 0,1312 0,1464 0,1617 0,1769 0,1922 0,2074 0,2227 0,2379 Sn [m²]
9
82,26 83,58 84,44 85,05 85,51 85,87 86,15 86,38 86,57 86,74 86,87 86,99 87,10 Sn [%]
350
850 1040 1230 1420 1600 1790 1980 2170 2360 2550 2740 2930 3110 Q [m³/h]
3 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
10
0,0639 0,0817 0,0994 0,1172 0,1349 0,1527 0,1704 0,1882 0,2059 0,2237 0,2414 0,2592 0,2769 Sn [m²]
83,60 84,93 85,81 86,43 86,90 87,26 87,55 87,78 87,98 88,14 88,28 88,41 88,51 Sn [%]
400
950 1160 1380 1590 1800 2010 2220 2430 2640 2850 3060 3270 3480 Q [m³/h] 11
2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
0,0729 0,0932 0,1134 0,1337 0,1539 0,1742 0,1944 0,2147 0,2349 0,2552 0,2754 0,2957 0,3159 Sn [m²]
450
84,63 85,98 86,87 87,50 87,98 88,34 88,63 88,87 89,07 89,23 89,38 89,50 89,61 Sn [%] 12
1060 1290 1530 1760 1990 2220 2450 2690 2920 3150 3380 3610 3840 Q [m³/h]
2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa]
0,0819 0,1047 0,1274 0,1502 0,1729 0,1957 0,2184 0,2412 0,2639 0,2867 0,3094 0,3322 0,3549 Sn [m²] 13
85,46 86,82 87,72 88,36 88,83 89,20 89,49 89,73 89,93 90,10 90,25 90,37 90,48 Sn [%]
500
1160 1420 1680 1930 2180 2430 2690 2940 3190 3440 3690 3940 4200 Q [m³/h]
2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ∆p [Pa] 14
0,0909 0,1162 0,1414 0,1667 0,1919 0,2172 0,2424 0,2677 0,2929 0,3182 0,3434 0,3687 0,3939 Sn [m²]
86,13 87,50 88,41 89,05 89,53 89,90 90,20 90,44 90,64 90,81 90,96 91,08 91,19 Sn [%]
550
1270 1550 1820 2100 2370 2650 2920 3190 3460 3730 4010 4280 4550 Q [m³/h]
15
2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 ∆p [Pa]
0,0999
86,69
0,1277
88,07
0,1554
88,99
0,1832
89,63
0,2109
90,11
0,2387
90,49
0,2664
90,79
0,2942
91,03
0,3219
91,23
0,3497
91,40
0,3774
91,55
0,4052
91,68
0,4329
91,79
Sn [m²]
Sn [%]
16
600
1380 1670 1970 2270 2560 2860 3150 3440 3730 4030 4320 4610 4900 Q [m³/h]
2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 ∆p [Pa]
17
Every air flow lower than the above mentioned maximum value,
will meet the listed A-weighted sound power level 25dB(A), for the respective dimension. 18
Additional data can be consulted on our website.


Correction factor ∆L
To obtain the sound power level for the LW oct octave midband
1
2 ∆L = Correction factor
LW oct = Sound power level for each octave midband
3 LW oct = DL + LWA
4 [Hz] 63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000

2 - 4 m/s 22 9 -2 -11 -18 -21 -17 -8
5 6 - 8 m/s 17 10 1 -4 -8 -13 -19 -21
10 - 12 m/s 15 9 0 -4 -7 -10 -14 -20

6 Deduct LWA from the selection graph on page 360.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18


Operating mechanism
MFUSP: operating mechanism with fusible link
1
The operating mechanism MFUSP automatically unlocks the blade when the
temperature in the duct exceeds 72°C.
The damper needs to be rearmed manually. 2
• Manual rearmation, use the rearmation handle turn clockwise)
• IP42 3
Options: • FDCU: Unipolar begin and end of range switches fig. CU-LT-1s + MFUSP
MMAG: upgradable automatic / remote controlled operating mechanism with fusible link 4
The operating mechanism MMAG automatically unlocks the blade when the temperature in
the duct exceeds 72°C by sending an electrical impulse (VD) or a by interrupting the power
supply (VM) to the magnet. Manual or motorized rearmation (ME MMAG). 5
• Manual rearmation, use a rearmation handle (turn clockwise) 6
• IP42
Options: • Remote controlled by means of a dual voltage magnet 24/48V
Types of magnets: • VD = natural magnet
• VM = electromagnet
fig. CU-LT-1s + MMAG
7
• FDCU : Unipolar begin and end of range switches
• FDCB : Bipolar begin and end of range switches
• ME : Rearmation motor 8
BLF(T) : spring-return actuator (wih thermo-electric fuse)
When connected to the power supply, the actuator moves the blade into its standby 9
position (open). When the power is interrupted, an internal armed spring closes the
blade (safety position).
If the motor is equipped with a thermo-electric fuse BLFT, this will interrupt the
10
power supply when the temperature in the duct exceeds 72°C.
fig. CU-LT-1s + BLF(T)
11
Technical data 12
Operating mechanism CU-LT-1s MFUSP CU-LT-1s MMAG CU-LT-1s BLF(T)
Description Automatic fire damper Upgradable automatic and Motorized remote controlled 13
remote controlled damper damper with spring-return
actuator
Certifications 14
15
Classification Fire resistance :
- EI 90 (ve i↔o) S : range until 800 x 600 : Mounting in flexible wall 120' min. 100 mm 16
- EI 120 (ho i↔o) S : range until 800 x 600 : Mounting in rigid floor/ceiling min. 110 mm
Pressure during test : 500 Pa
17
18


Electrical connections
1
ME DCU FCU
2 +
1
-
2
+
3
-
4 5
C NF
6
NO
7
C
8
NF
9
NO
10
DCU FCU ME FCU DCU
<5° <80°
3 C NF NO C NF NO + - C NF NO C NF NO
24/48 VDC24/48 VDC
5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6
4 FCB DCB
NO NF C NO NF C
5
N L AC24V
Fig. MFUSO 16 15 14 13 12 11 - +
T N DC24V
AC230V
Fig. BLF(T)
6
Fig. MMAG
7 MFUSP MMAG BLF(T)
Power supply MFUSP Power supply motor/ magnet MMAG Power supply motor BLF(T)
8 n.a. Rearmation motor (ME): 24/48 VDC BLF(T)24: 24VAC / 24VDC
(automatic switch)
BLF(T)230: 230VAC
9 Magnet: 24/48 VDC (automatic switch)
Power consumption Power consumption Power consumption
10 n.a. Rearmation motor (ME): BLF(T)24:

24VDC : Pmax = 10W motoring: 5W
48VDC : Pmax = 15W
n.a. holding: 2,5W
11
Magnet: BLF(T)230:
n.a.
VM: Pnom = 1,5W motoring: 6W
12 VD: Pmax = 3,5W holding: 3W
Position switches Position switches Position swwitches
Standard: 1mA...1A, DC 5V...AC 48V Standard: 1mA...500mA, DC 5V...AC 48V Standard: 1mA...3A, DC 5V...AC 250V
13 SN2: 1mA...3A, DC 5V...AC 250V
Running time Running time Running time
14 motor: n.a Motor: < 30 s motor: 40 ... 75s

spring: 1s spring: 1s spring: 20s
Noise level Noise level Noise level

15
n.a. Motor: max 66 DB (A motor: max 45 dB (A)
spring: ca. 62 dB (A)
16 Degree of protection Degree of protection Degree of protection
IP 45 IP 45 IP 54
17
18


Position of the thermo-electric fuse for BLFT(T)
Height Width Position 1

≤ 300mm = 200mm on the side opposite to the
mechanism
> 200mm on the W-side next to the 2
inspection shutter
> 300mm on the same side of the
mechanism 3
The mechanism is always mounted on the H-side.
4
Standard:
• Thermo-electric fuse 72°C for BLFT
• Motorized unlocking and rearmation
5
• Manual rearmation possible, use the enclosed handle
turn clockwise
6
• 24V or 230V
• Integrated unipolar begin and end of range switches
• IP 54 7
Options:
• SN2 Bipolar begin and end of range switches
8
• ST plug
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18


Evolution kits
1
KITS MFUSP
2 Automatic operating mechanism MFUSP with fusible link 72°C
KITS FUS 72 MFUS(P)

3
Fusible link 72°C for MFUS(P)
4
KITS FDCU MFUS(P)
5
Unipolar beginning and end of range switches FDCU for MFUS(P)
6
KITS MMAG
7
Upgradable operating mechanism MMAG with fusible link 72°C
8
KITS FUS 72 MMAG
9
Fusible link 72°C for MMAG
10
KITS VD MMAG FDCU KITS VM MMAG FDCU
11 Magnet VD24/48, VM24/48 with FDCU for MMAG
12 KITS ME MMAG
13 Rearmation motor ME 24/48 for MMAG
KITS FDCU MMAG

14
Unipolar beginning and end of range switches FDCU for MMAG
15
16
17
18

KITS FDCB MMAG

1
Bipolar beginning and end of range switches FDCB for MMAG

2
KITS BLF 24
KITS BLF 24-ST 3
KITS BLF 230
Actuator Belimo BLF 24V/230V or BLF 24V with plug (ST), without thermo-
electric fuse (T)
4
KITS BLFT 24
KITS BLFT 24-ST 5
KITS BLFT 230
Actuator Belimo BLF 24V/230V or BLF 24V with plug (ST) and thermo-elec- 6
tric fuse (T)
7
KITS SN2 BLF
Bipolar beginning and end of range switches FDCB for BLF actuator
8
KITS BAE 72 9
Thermo-electric fuse 72°C (T) for Belimo BLFT 24V

10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Smoke evacuation VR2

Dimensions
1
x
375
50
Ød1
3
4 253 122 y
6 Description Exceeding damper blade

The VR2 is a circular smoke evacuation damper, normally x = Ød1/2 - 253 mm if Ød1 ≥ 560mm
closed, remote controlled and fire resistant in closed
y = Ød1/2 - 122 mm if Ød1 ≥ 250mm
position. The damper opens in case of fire to permit smoke
7 evacuation.
Standard Ød1
8 Steel tunnel
nom
200
Damper blade
250
9 315
• manual command
355
• manual locking
10 • blade position indicator
400
450
• identification label
500
• electric connections
11 Rubber sealing ring
560
630
Blade bumper
12 Intumescent packing
Transmission with locking open/closed
13 Fire resistance
2 hours
14
15
16
Ordering example
VR2 315 24 BLF
17
Product
Dimension Ød1
18 Voltage
Motor type


Ød1 ≥ 315 mm
• Placement in rigid wall with horizontal or vertical axis 1
• Approval for mounting in rigid ceiling and floor
• Provide an additional zone of 200 mm to have free
Ø Dn + 62,5
access to the mechanism 2
P • Avoid deflection of the tunnel while sealing the damper
direction
3
• Installation according to test report 4
Z
• On the side of the mechanism the damper extends

230 mm from the wall
MANF BF DB
• Minimal size of installation opening 5
(+ME) = Ød1+50 mm
P 115 85 115
Mechanism 6
Q 190 250 250
Z 180 170 175 MANF
Remote controlled command 7
BF/DB
Springreturn actuator 24/230 V page
8
Ød1 < 315 mm
Function
P See mec page 381. 9
10
Z
11
12
MANF BF DB
(+ME)
P 115 85 115
13
Q 190 250 250
Z 185 – 80 14
15
16
17
18


Variants for VR2
Round connection with rubber sealing ring. Reducer for connection on a duct with a smaller diameter
1 than the damper.

2
RCJ RCVF
8
Ød1
9
l
L
10
BCM
11 Ø d1 L VR2
200 447
250 487
12
Ød2
315 497
355 487
13 400 527
450 527 L
500 517
14 560 517 Ø d2 Ød VR2 L l
630 527 80 200 665 145
100 200 545 85
15
125 200 525 75
160 200 495 60
16 180 200 595 110
224 250 625 125
17
18

Smoke evacuation VU2

Dimensions
1
y x
2
W×H
3
55
400
4
Description Exceeding damper blade 6

The VU2 is a fire resistant smoke evacuation damper with a x = H/2 - 274 mm if H ≥ 550mm
normally closed position. The damper opens in case of fire to
y = H/2 - 148 mm if H ≥ 300mm
permit smoke evacuation. The VU2 has a fire resistance up
to 120 minutes. The smoke evacuation damper can be 7
equipped with a remote controlled mechanism or a motori-
sed mechanism.
8
Standard
Connection frame PG30
Casing from refractory material 9
Damper blade
• manual command 10
• manual locking
• blade position indicator 11
• identification label
• electric connections
Rubber sealing ring 12
Blade bumper
Intumescent packing
Transmission with locking open/closed 13
Fire resistance
2 hours 14
15
Ordering example 16
VU2 600 500 24 MANF
Product
Widht 17
Height
Voltage
18
Motor type

Smoke evacuation VU2

1 H ≥ 300 mm
• Placement in rigid wall with horizontal or vertical axis
• Approval for mounting in rigid ceiling and floor
P
• Provide an additional zone of 200 mm to have free
2 access to the mechanism
• Install the damper perpendicularly and avoid deflection
Z
Q
of the tunnel
3 • Installation and air movement may be from either
direction
4
MANF BF DB • On the side of the mechanism the damper extends
(+ME)
5 240 mm from the wall
P 115 85 115 • Minimal size of installation opening
Q 190 250 250 = (W+100) × (H+100) mm
6 Z 180 170 175
Mechanism
MANF
7
Remote controlled command
BF/DB
8 Springreturn actuator 24/230 V
H < 300 mm
P
Function
9
See mec page 381.
Z
10 VU2/B
Q
Battery assembly
A damper in battery assembly is a composition of several
11 dampers VU2 with maximum 6 individual smoke evacuation
dampers.
MANF BF DB
12 (+ME) VU2L
P 115 85 115
Elongated duct
13 Q 190 250 250
The damper VU2L is a damper VU2 of which the duct is
Z 185 – 80
extended along one or both sides.
14
Applications
• The smoke evacuation damper blade must not extend
15 beyond one or both sides of the duct
• to allow an easy connection in case of a thick wall
• to allow the installation of a grill on the damper duct
16
Options
EQ – Equipotential connection
17
UL – Inspection shutter
18

Smoke evacuation VAN1V

1V
5
1V/P
Description 6
The “VANTAGE”-shutters are used for the smoke evacuation
in residential buildings in order to facilitate a safe evacuation
of people.
7
Standard
• locking mechanism
8
• connection box
• blocking
• 1 shutter [1V] 9
• hinge
• front frame
10
• gaz spring (type ceiling)
Options Fire resistance 11

• begin of range switch 1h 1h 30 2h
Type
• end of range switch Finishing frame obligated
VANTAGE VANTAGE -
12
Wall mounting
- 1H/2V 2H/2V
Wall mounting
motorised
VANTAGE -
1H/1V/M + ME
VANTAGE -
2H/1V/M +ME
13
Ceiling moun- VANTAGE - VANTAGE -
ting 1H/2V/P 1H30/2V/P
14
15
16
Ordering example
17
VANTAGE 1 400 505
Product
Width
18
Height


Installation
1 • Respect the top/bottom indication
• Cable-entry via a hole drilled in the refractory casing in
one of the corners of the metallic front frame
2 • Direction of installation: mechanism on the fire-free side
3
H/W [mm] 300 350 390 400 450 500 550 600
385
4 415
445
475
5 505
535
6 565
595
625
7 655
685
715
8 745
775
9 Reversible models
10
[mm]
(W+10) × (H+10) Installation space without build in frame

11 (W+20) × (H+20) Installation space with build in frame
CF 1h: W+60, CF 2h: W+75 Depth opened shutter
(W+45) × (H+45) Ext. dimensions shutter
12 (W+60) × (H+60) Ext. dimensions grill
13
14 W+60 max.
W+20 min.
15
1h : W+60
2h : W+75
(W+10) × (H+10)
H+45
H
16
1h : 105
2h : 120
17 W×H
(W+45) × (H+45)
W
(W+60) × (H+60)
W+45
18


2V
Description 2V/P
6
The “VANTAGE”-shutters are used for the smoke evacuation
in residential buildings in order to facilitate a safe evacuation
of people. 7
Standard
• centre support 8
• locking mechanism
• connection box
• blocking
9
• 2 shutters [2V]
• hinge 10
• front frame
• gaz springs (type ceiling)
11
Fire resistance
Options 1h 1h30 2h
• begin of range switch

Type
Finishing frame obligated 12
• end of range switch VANTAGE VANTAGE -
Wall mounting
- 1H/2V 2H/2V
Ceiling moun- VANTAGE - VANTAGE - 13
ting 1H/2V/P 1H30/2V/P
14
15
16
Ordering example
17
VANTAGE 1 400 505
Product
Width
18
Height


Installation
1 • Respect the top/bottom indication
• Cable-entry via a hole drilled in the refractory casing in
one of the corners of the metallic front frame
2 • Direction of installation: mechanism on the fire-free side
(W+10) × (H+10) Installation space without build in frame

4
(W+20) × (H+20) Installation space with build in frame
CF 1h: W+60, CF 2h: W+75 Depth opened shutter
5 (W+45) × (H+45) Ext. dimensions shutter
(W+60) × (H+60) Ext. dimensions grill
8 W+60 max.
W+20 min.
2h : W/2 + 108
1h : W/2 + 93
H+45
9
H
(W+10) × (H+10)
1h : 105
2h : 120
10
W×H
(W+45) × (H+45)
11 W
W+45
(W+60) × (H+60)
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Smoke evacuation MEC

MANF (+ME)
The unlocking mechanism MANF unlatches the smoke Unlocking 1
evacuation damper blade via remote control by sending an
• Manually : by pressing the yellow button
electric impulse (VD) or by interruption (VM) of the magnet’s
power supply. • Remote control : by an electric impulse (VD) or by
By unlocking . the internal torsion spring unwinds and interruption (VM) of the magnets power supply 2
releases the damper blade into its safety position
To indicate the open or closed position of the fire damper
blade. the mechanism is standard provided with an end and Rearmation 3
begin of range switch FDCU.
• Manually : turn 90° with hexagon key 13 mm
The rearmation has to be done manually (MANF). A magnet with interruption (VM) needs power supply for
The rearmation can be done by a remote controlled electric rearmation 4
rearmation motor ME.
• By electric rearmation motor
Type of magnet 5
MANF (+ME) pg C/35
VD: natural magnet
VM: electromagnet
24/48 Vdc ± 10%
Voltage 6
VM24 VM48 VD24 VD48
24/48 Vac ± 10%
Irms 1A
Voltage 24 Vdc 48 Vdc 24 Vdc 48 Vdc
1,5 W 3,5 W
Imax ± 1,5A 7
Capacity
interruption of current impulse of current
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18


BF – Belimo
1 the smoke evacuation damper blade into its stand-by
position.
When the power is interrupted. the internal armed spring
2 returns the damper blade into its safety position.
BF 24 BF 230
3 24 Vdc -10%
Voltage +20% 230 Vac ±15%
24 Vac ±20%
4 Consumption
2W 3W
holding
Consumption
7W 8W
5 rearmation
Capacity 10 VA 12,5 VA
7 BF24 | BF230 BF24-ST

24V | 230V 24V
+ plug
8
10
11
Option
Bipolar end and begin of range switches
12
SN2 BF
13 T ~
– +
14
15
1 2 S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6
16
<5° <80°
17
18


DB – Joventa
the smoke evacuation damper blade into its stand-by
1
position.
returns the damper blade into its safety position. 2
DB 24 DB 230
24 Vdc ±10%
3
Voltage 230 Vac ±10%
24 Vac ±20%
Consumption
holding
4W 4,5 W 4
Consumption
10 W 8W
rearmation
Capacity 18 VA 13 VA
5
DB24 | DB230
7
24V | 230V
10
DB
5° 85°
11
12
21 22 23 24 25 26 13
FCU DCU
14
15
1 2
~
- + 16
24 VAC ±20%
24 VDC ±10%
230 VAC ±10%
17
18


EX – Schischek
When connected to the power supply the explosion proof
1 motor moves the smoke evacuaton damper blade into its
stand-by position.
2 returns the damper blade into its safety position.
For deflagration risk between several risk areas are distin-
guished:
3
• Zone 1/21 :
midling risk of explosion
4 >100h/year explosive surroundings
• Zone 2/22 :
low risk of explosion
5 <10h/year of explosive surroundings
EX 24/230
6
Voltage 24...230 Vac/Vdc +15%/-20%
24V: 1,45A
7 Irms
230V: 0,3A
RMEX EMEX
8
9
Zone 2/22 Zone 1/2/21/22
10 Explosion proof ACTUATOR for VR2/VU2
11 EX
24...230 Vac/dc
12 - +
5° 85°
~ ~
°C
13 PE
a b
14
15
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 2 PA
16
17
18

ai r duct systems | ai r v alve s
Air valves
Lindab 1
Safe 3
Silencers 4

6
evacuation
Air valves 7
Roof hoods 8
Transfer 10
Rectangular 11
Flexible ducting 12
Isol 13
Access doors 14
Smart tools 15
systems 16
Index 18
Content – Air valves

Supply air KSUB.......................................... 425
Diffusers
1 VVTK ........................................... 391
KPF............................................. 428
2 VVTKR......................................... 395
3 KDPF .......................................... 431

VTTB ........................................... 393
Valves No air
5 KPT ............................................. 396 Cover
TLO............................................. 433
6 KI................................................. 399
Sockets
7 VRFU .......................................... 434
KIR .............................................. 402
8
VRFM.......................................... 435
Supply and exhaust air
Valve
9 TAV ............................................. 407
VRGU.......................................... 436
10
Exhaust air
11 Valves
VRGL .......................................... 437
KVB ............................................. 410
12
VRGM ......................................... 438
KVG............................................. 413
13
VRR ............................................ 439
14 KU ............................................... 416
15 VAK............................................. 440
KSU............................................. 419
16
17 KSUL........................................... 422
18

Overview diffusers, valves and cover
Connects to 1
Cover Smooth
Socket with socket with
Socket with thread for socket for
Unit units with bayonet groove for
units with
groove for
units with units with Duct/
Fitting
2
holder plate spring
spring holder wire spring holder
holder
VRFU VRFM VRR 3
VVTK Diffuser
4
VRFU VRFM VRR
VTTB Diffuser 5
Supply air
IL 6
Duct/
KPT Valve Fittings
7
VRGU VRGL VRGM
KI Valve
8
VRGU VRGL VRGM

9
KIR Valve
10
Supply and
exhaust air
TAV Valve Duct

11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Connects to
1
Cover Smooth
Socket with socket with
Socket with thread for socket for
groove for groove for Duct/
2 Unit units with bayonet
holder units with units with units with
plate spring Fitting
spring holder wire spring holder
holder
3 VRFU VRFM VRR
KVB Valve
4
VRGU VRGL VRGM VRFU VRFM VRR
KDPF Valve
5
VRFU VRFM VRR

6 KVG
Ø 100– Valve
160
7
VRGU VRGL VRGM
KVG Valve
Ø 200
8
Exhaust air
VRGU VRGL VRGM

9 KU Valve
10 VRGU VRGL VRGM

KSU Valve
11
VRGU VRGL VRGM
12 KSUL Valve
13 VRGU VRGL VRGM

Valve
KSUB and fire
damper
14
IL
Duct/
KPF Valve
15 Fittings
VRFU VRFM VRR

16
No air
TLO Cover
17
18

Diffuser VVTK
Dimensions
1
l
2
Ø 135–145
a
Ød
4
Diffuser for supply air. nom mm kg
Designed for wall mounting. 100 90 0,31
Spring holders connect to socket VRFU, VRFM or VRR. 125 * 90 0,31 7
* For Ø125 the outer part of the brim of the socket is visible.
If this is not acceptable the cover plate VVTKR can be used
to hide the brim. 8
Material 9
Painted galvanized sheet metal.
Colour
White RAL 9010, gloss 70, equivalent to NCS S 0502 Y. 10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Ordering example 17
VVTK 100
Product
Dimension Ød
18

Diffuser VVTK
Technical data
1 Air flow, q [l/s] and [m3/h],
total pressure drop, Δpt [Pa], Ø 100 a [mm]
6 8 10 12
throw length, l0,2 [m], and 200 6,0
A-weighted sound power level, LWA [dB], for different
2 settings, a [mm],
5,0
are shown in the graph. 100

4,0 45
Note! The A-weighted sound power level, LWA, will increase l0,2 [m]
3 40
Δ pt [Pa]
by 3 dB when the valve is mounted in a bend. 50 3,0
35
30
Sound power level, LW [dB], in octave bands
4 20
25
LWA [dB(A)]
is calculated as LWA + Kok.
Kok is found in the table below.
10
5 Ød Diffuser Centre frequency
5 10 20 30 40 50 [l/s]
nom mounted in [Hz] 20 50 100 180 [m3/h]
63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K q

6 100 Duct -2 -7 -7 -4 -4 -7 -10 -14
Ø 125 a [mm]
125 Duct -2 -7 -7 -4 -4 -7 -10 -14
6 8 10 12
200 6,0
7 5,0
Sound attenuation, ΔL, [dB] 100

4,0 45
l0,2 [m] 40
8
Δ pt [Pa]
Ød Diffuser Centre frequency

50 3,0
nom mounted in [Hz] 35
63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K 30

100 Duct 24 20 18 12 10 10 10 10
9 20
25
LWA [dB(A)]
125 Duct 24 20 18 12 10 10 10 10
Air jet diffusion pattern 10

10 Maximum vertical width, bv = 0,1 × l0,2 m
5 10 20 30 40 50 [l/s]
20 50 100 180 [m3/h]
Maximum horizontal width, bh = 0,6 × l0,2 m
q
Measurement of air flow
11 Data is available in a separate brochure.
12
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14
15
16
17
18

Diffuser VTTB
Dimensions
1
Ød
l
4
a
ØD
5
Description Ød ØD l m 6
Diffuser for supply air. nom mm mm kg
Designed with a prolonged neck for ceiling mounting. Is 100 155 70 0,44
equipped with a fixed blanking-off segment for preventing
the air flow in a desired direction.
125 185 76 0,60 7
Spring holders connect to socket VRFU, VRFM or VRR. 160 226 83 0,85
Material
8
Colour
White RAL 9010, gloss 70, equivalent to NCS S 0502 Y.
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Ordering example 17
VTTB 125
Product
Dimension Ød
18

Diffuser VTTB
Technical data
4 5 6 8 10 12
throw length, l0,2 [m], and 200 5,0
2 settings, a [mm], l0,2 [m]
4,0 16
are shown in the graphs. 100 45

3,0
Note! The A-weighted sound power level, LWA, will increase

3
Δ pt [Pa]
40
by 3 dB when the valve is mounted in a bend. 50
35
30
4 is calculated as LWA + Kok.
20
Kok is found in the table below. 25 LWA [dB(A)]
Ød Diffuser Centre frequency 10

5 nom mounted in [Hz]
5 10 20 30 40 50 [l/s]
20 50 100 180 [m3/h]
63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K
100 Duct -2 -7 -7 -4 -5 -5 -13 -20 q
6 125 Duct -1 -2 -3 -3 -4 -7 -13 -16

Ø 125 a [mm]
160 Duct 1 2 -2 -2 -4 -9 -14 -9 4 5 6 8 10 12 16
200
7 7,0
Sound attenuation, ΔL, [dB] 100 6,0 45
5,0
l0,2 [m] 40
Δ pt [Pa]
4,0
8 Ød Diffuser
nom mounted in
Centre frequency
[Hz]
50
35
63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K

30
100 Duct 25 22 17 13 12 11 11 11
9 125 Duct 25 20 15 12 11 9 9 9 20
25 LWA [dB(A)]
160 Duct 26 17 13 12 11 7 7 8
10
5 10 20 30 40 50 80 [l/s]
10 20 50 100 200 [m3/h]
Air jet diffusion pattern q
Maximum vertical width, bv = 0,1 × l0,2 m
11 Measurement of air flow Ø 160
5 8 10 12
a [mm]
16 20
Data is available in a separate brochure. 200
5,0
12 100
4,0
l0,2 [m]
3,0 45
Δ pt [Pa]
40
13 50
35
30
14 20 25
LWA [dB(A)]
10
10 15 20 30 40 50 100 130 [l/s]
15 40 100 200 300 400 [m3/h]
q
16
17
18

Cover plate VVTKR

Dimensions
1
Ø145
Ø92
Ød
3
4
6
5
Description Ød m 6
Plate to cover the outer part of the brim of the socket. nom kg
Material 125 0,07
Painted galvanized sheet metal. 7
Colour Cover plate together with valve VVTK Ø125
8
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Ordering example 17
VVTKR 125
Product
Dimension Ød
18

Valve KPT
Dimensions
1
Ød
2
4
ØD
6 Description Ød ØD m
Valve for supply air. nom mm kg
Designed for ceiling mounting. 80 118 0,08
Flat spring holders connect to duct.
7 100 148 0,10
Material 125 180 0,16
Plastic. 160 203 0,22
8 Colour 200 246 0,55
White RAL 9010.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17 Ordering example
KPT 125
Product
18 Dimension Ød

Valve KPT
Technical data
Air flow, q [l/s] and [m3/h], 1
total pressure drop, Δpt [Pa], and number of opening turns
Ø 100
A-weighted sound power level, LWA [dB], for different 2 3 4 6
settings, n [number of opening turns], 200 8
are shown in the graphs. 2

Sound power level, LWA [dB], A-weighted 100
is shown in the graphs.
3
Δ pt [Pa]
50
Sound attenuation, ΔLA, [dB]
4
Ød Valve Setting Attenuation 20 38
nom mounted in n ΔLA
35 LWA [dB]
[number of [dB]
opening 10
5 10 20 30 40 50 [l/s]
5
turns]
20 50 100 180 [m3/h]
0 8,5
2 8,5 q
3 8,5 6
Ø 125 number of opening turns
100 Duct 4 8
4 5 6 7 8 9
6 8 200
8
10
8
8
7
0 14 100
4 8
5 8 8
Δ pt [Pa]
125 Duct 6 7,5 50

7 7
8 6,5
9 6 9
0 14,5 20
6 6,5
160 Duct 8 6
10 6 10
5 10 20 30 40 50 80 [l/s]
10
12 6
20 50 100 200 [m3/h]
0 15,5
7 6,5 q
11
9 6
200 Duct Ø 160 number of opening turns
11 5,5
6 8 10 12
13 5,5 200
15 5,5 12
Tolerance ±1 100
40
13
Δ pt [Pa]
50 35
14
LWA [dB]
20
10 15
10 15 20 30 40 50 100 130 [l/s]
40 100 200 300 400 [m3/h]
q 16
17
18

Valve KPT
1 7 9 11 13 15
200
2 100
40
Δ pt [Pa]
50
3 35
30
LWA [dB]
20
4
10
20 30 40 50 100 150 200 [l/s]
5 80 100 150 200 300 400 500 [m3/h]
q
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Valve KI
Dimensions
1
Ød 2
4
ØD
Description Ød ØD m 6
Bayonet holders connect to socket VRGU, VRGL or VRGM. 100 130 0,21 7
Material 125 160 0,30
Painted galvanized sheet metal. 150 190 0,39
Colour 160 190 0,41 8
White RAL 9010, gloss 70, equivalent to NCS S 0502 Y. 200 245 0,65
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Ordering example 17
KI 125
Product
Dimension Ød
18

Valve KI
Technical data
2 2,0 4 6
throw length, l0,2 [m], and 200
2 settings, a [mm], l0,2 [m] 1,5 12

3
Δ pt [Pa]
1,0
is calculated as LWA + Kok. 50
Kok is found in the table below. 40
35
4 Ød Valve Centre frequency 20 30
nom mounted in [Hz] LWA [dB(A)]
63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K
10
5 80
100
Duct
Duct
–
–
3
2
2
2
-1
-1
-6 -15
-6 -14
-27
-25
-39
-37
2 5 10 20 30 [l/s]
10 20 50 100 [m3/h]
125 Duct – 2 4 -2 -7 -14 -25 -37 q
160 Duct – 6 5 -3 -9 -14 -25 -36
6 200 Duct – 5 5 -2 -8 -16 -24 -36 a [mm]
Ø 100
2 4 6 9
200
Tolerance – ±3 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 2,5
12
7 l0,2 [m]
2,0
100
1,5
Sound attenuation, ΔL, [dB]
8
Δ pt [Pa]
50 40
Ød Valve Setting Centre frequency
35
nom mounted in a [Hz]
[mm] 63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K LWA [dB(A)]
9 2 26 20 15 14 11 8 10 9
20
30
80 Duct 6 24 19 13 11 8 5 8 6
12 24 19 13 10 6 4 5 6 10
10 2 22 19 14 12 11 12 10 12 5 10 20 30 40 50 [l/s]
100 Duct 6 22 17 11 9 8 9 6 9 20 50 100 180 [m3/h]
12 22 17 11 8 6 7 4 7 q
3 20 17 12 11 9 9 8 8
11 125 Duct 7 19 15 10 8 7 7 5 5
Ø 125 a [mm]
12 19 15 9 7 5 5 4 4 3 5 7 9 12
4 18 14 10 10 10 10 8 8 200 4,0
15
12 160 Duct 9
20
18
18
13 9 8 7 7 6 6
13 8 7 6 5 5 5 3,0
100
5 17 13 10 9 11 10 9 9 l0,2 [m]
200 Duct 9 16 12 8 8 9 9 8 7
13 2,0 40
Δ pt [Pa]
20 15 11 7 6 7 6 7 6
50 35
Tolerance ±6 ±3 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 30 LWA [dB(A)]
14 20

15 Data is available in a separate brochure. 10
5 10 20 30 40 50 80 [l/s]
20 50 100 200 [m3/h]
q
16
17
18

Valve KI
Ø 160 a [mm]
4 6 9 12 15 1
200
4,0
20
3,5
100 l0,2 [m] 3,0 2

Δ pt [Pa]
40
50
35
3
30
LWA [dB(A)]
20
4
10
10 15 20 30 40 50 100 130 [l/s]
40 100 200 300 400 [m3/h]
5
q
Ø 200 a [mm] 6
5 6 9 12 15 20
200
4,5
100
l0,2 [m] 4,0 7
3,5
40
Δ pt [Pa]
50 35
8
30 LWA [dB(A)]
20 9
10
20 30 40 50 100 150 200 [l/s]
80 100 150 200 300 400 500 [m3/h]
10
q
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Valve KIR
Dimensions
1
Ød
2
4
ØD
Equipped with a removable blanking-off sector plate for
7 preventing the air flow in a desired direction.
125 165 0,44
Bayonet holders connect to socket VRGU, VRGL or VRGM. 160 205 0,62
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17 Ordering example
KIR 100
Product
18 Dimension Ød

Valve KIR
Technical data
Without sector plate
Maximal vertical width, bv [m]:
Air flow, q [l/s] and [m3/h], total pressure drop, Δpt [Pa],
A-weighted sound power level, LWA [dB], for different Setting Supply air temperature difference
a Δt
settings, a [mm],
are shown in the graphs. [mm] ±0 °C -10 °C
Maximal vertical width, bv [m] and 4 bv = 0,04 · l02 bv = 0,064 · l02 3
Maximal horisontal width, bh [m], 12 bv = 0,04 · l02 bv = 0,075 · l02
are shown in the tables.
Sound power level, LW [dB], in octave bands 4
bv
5
Ød Valve Centre frequency Maximal horisontal width, bh [m]:
nom mounted in [Hz]
63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K Setting Supply air temperature difference 6
100 Duct – -6 -2 -3 -5 -8 -9 -15 a Δt
125 Duct – 0 1 -1 -5 -15 -21 -33 [mm] ±0 °C -10 °C
160 Duct – 3 2 -1 -6 -15 -23 -36 4 bh = 2 · l02 bh = 2 · l02
7
12 bh = 2 · l02 bh = 2 · l02
Tolerance – ±3 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3
8
bh
Ød Valve Centre frequency
nom mounted in [Hz]
63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K
100 Duct 22 18 13 11 9 8 7 8 10
125 Duct 20 16 11 9 9 7 6 5 l0,2
160 Duct 18 14 10 9 9 7 6 6
11
Tolerance ±6 ±3 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3
Measurement of air flow 12

Data is available in a separate brochure.
13
14
15
16
17
18

Valve KIR
1
Ø 100 a [mm]
2 4 6
200 2,0 9
2,5
2 l0,2 [m] 1,5

12
100
40
3
Δ pt [Pa]
1,0
50 35
30 LWA [dB(A)]
4 20
10
5 5 10 20 30 40 50 [l/s]
20 50 100 180 [m3/h]
q
6 Ø 125 a [mm]
4 6 9
200 3,5 12
3,0
7 15
100 2,5
8 2,0 40
Δ pt [Pa]
50
l0,2 [m] 35
30
1,5
LWA [dB(A)]
9 20
10
10 5 10 20 30 40 50 80 [l/s]
20 50 100 200 [m3/h]
q
11 a [mm]
Ø 160
4 6 10 15
200
2,5 3,0
12 20
100 2,0
l0,2 [m]
13
Δ pt [Pa]
40
50 1,5
35
30
14 20
LWA [dB(A)]
15 10
10 15 20 30 40 50 100 130 [l/s]
40 100 200 300 400 [m3/h]
q
16
17
18

Valve KIR
Technical data
With sector plate
Maximal vertical width, bv [m]:
Air flow, q [l/s] and [m3/h], total pressure drop, Δpt [Pa],
A-weighted sound power level, LWA [dB], for different Setting Supply air temperature difference
a Δt
settings, a [mm],
are shown in the graphs. [mm] ±0 °C -10 °C
Maximal vertical width, bv [m] and 4 bv = 0,04 · l02 bv = 0,064 · l02 3
Maximal horisontal width, bh [m], 12 bv = 0,04 · l02 bv = 0,075 · l02
are shown in the tables.
bv
5
Ød Valve Centre frequency Maximal horisontal width, bh [m]:
nom mounted in [Hz]
63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K Setting Supply air temperature difference 6
100 Duct – -2 -2 -4 -6 -8 -8 -16 a Δt
125 Duct – -1 -1 -1 -4 -12 -19 -33 [mm] ±0 °C -10 °C
160 Duct – 3 0 -2 -5 -10 -21 -35 4 bh = 1,45 · l02 bh = 1,15 · l02
7
12 bh = 1,45 · l02 bh = 1,09 · l02
Tolerance – ±3 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3
8
9
bh
nom mounted in [Hz]
63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K
100 Duct 22 18 13 11 9 8 7 8 10
125 Duct 20 16 11 9 9 7 6 5 l0,2
160 Duct 18 14 10 9 9 7 6 6
11
Tolerance ±6 ±3 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3

13
14
15
16
17
18

Valve KIR
1
Ø 100 a [mm]
2 4 6 9 12
200
3 4 5
2 l0,2 [m]
100 2
40
3
Δ pt [Pa]
35
1,5
50
30 LWA [dB(A)]
4 20
1,0
10
5 5 10 20 30 40 50 [l/s]
20 50 100 180 [m3/h]
q
6
Ø 125 a [mm]
4 6 9 1215
200
4
7
3
100
8 40
Δ pt [Pa]
50 l0,2 [m]
2 35
30 LWA [dB(A)]
9 20
1,5
10 10
5 10 20 30 40 50 80 [l/s]
20 50 100 200 [m3/h]
q
11
a [mm]
Ø 160
4 6 10 15 20
200
12 4 5
100 3
13 l0,2 [m]
Δ pt [Pa]
40
50
35
2 30
14 LWA [dB(A)]
20 1,5
15 10
10 15 20 30 40 50 100 130 [l/s]
40 100 200 300 400 [m3/h]
q
16
17
18

Valve TAV
Dimensions
1
ØD
Ød
4
Valve for supply and exhaust air. nom mm kg
Designed for natural ventilation. Can also be used as an out- 63 92 0,10
door air valve.
Screws connect to a duct.
80 105 0,12 7
100 140 0,19
Material 125 155 0,26
160 200 0,39 8
Colour 200 235 0,53
250 270 0,70
315 330 0,90 9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Ordering example 17
TAV 160
Product
Dimension Ød
18

Valve TAV
Technical data
1 Air flow, q [l/s] and [m3/h] and
total pressure drop, Δpt [Pa], for different
settings, a [mm],
are shown in the graphs.
2
3 Ø 63
5
a [mm] Ø 125
5 10
a [mm]
200 200 15
10
15 20
4 100 100
Δ pt [Pa]
Δ pt [Pa]
50 50
5
20
6 20
10
2 5 10 20 [l/s] 10
5 10 20 30 40 50 80 [l/s]
7 10 20 50 70 [m3/h]
20 50 100 200 [m3/h]
q q
8
a [mm]
Ø 80 a [mm] Ø 160
5 5 10 15 20 25
200 200
10
9 30
100 100
15
10
Δ pt [Pa]
Δ pt [Pa]
50 50
11
20 20
12 10
2 5 10 20 30 [l/s] 10
10 15 20 30 40 50 100 130 [l/s]
10 20 30 40 50 100 [m3/h] [m3/h]
40 100 200 300 400
q
13 q
a [mm] Ø 200 a [mm]

Ø 100
14 5 10 15 200
5 10 15 20 25
200 30
20 35
40
25
15 100 100
Δ pt [Pa]
Δ pt [Pa]
50 50
16
20 20
17
10 10
5 10 20 30 40 50 [l/s] 20 30 40 50 100 150 200 [l/s]
18 20 50 100 180 [m3/h] 80 100 150 200 300 400 500 [m3/h]
q q

Valve TAV
Ø 250
5 10 15
a [mm]
20 25 30
3
200
100 4
50
5
Δ pt [Pa]
20
6
10
20 30 40 50 100 150 200 300 [l/s]
80 100 150 200 300 400 500 1000 [m3/h] 7
q
8
Ø 315 a [mm]
5 10 15 20 25 30
200
9
100
10
Δ pt [Pa]
50
11
20
10
50 100 200 300 400 500 [l/s]
12
200 300 500 1000 1500 [m3/h]
q
13
14
15
16
17
18

Valve KVB
Dimensions
1
ØD
Ød
4
Valve for exhaust air. nom mm kg
Designed for wall or ceiling mounting. 100 125 0,27
Spring holders connect to socket VRFU, VRFM or VRR.
7 125 150 0,36
Material 160 190 0,54
8 Colour
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17 Ordering example
KVB 125
Product
18 Dimension Ød

Valve KVB
Technical data
total pressure drop, Δpt [Pa], and Ø 100 mounted in duct a [mm]
A-weighted sound power level, LWA [dB], for different 200
-11 -9 -6 0 6
settings, a [mm],
40
100

3
Δ pt [Pa]
Kok is found in the table below. 50 25
LWA [dB(A)]
nom mounted in [Hz] 20
4
63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K
Duct 6 2 1 -3 -6 -8 -11 -16
100 Bend 90° 6 2 1 -3 -6 -8 -11 -16 10
T-piece 6 2 1 -3 -6 -8 -11 -16
5 10 20 30 40 50 [l/s] 5
20 50 100 180 [m3/h]
Duct 13 -2 -1 -5 -5 -8 -12 -16
125 Bend 90° 13 -2 -1 -5 -5 -8 -12 -16 q
T-piece 13 -2 -1 -5 -5 -8 -12 -16 6
Duct 14 0 -1 -4 -3 -8 -16 -18 Ø 100 mounted in bend 90°
160 a [mm]
T-piece 14 0 -1 -4 -3 -8 -16 -18 -11 -9 -6 0 6
200
7
45
40 8
Δ pt [Pa]
Ød Valve Centre frequency 50

35
nom mounted in [Hz] LWA [dB(A)]
63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K 30
Duct 25 22 21 20 14 18 9 10
25
9
100 Bend 90° 30 27 23 17 16 19 12 13 20
T-piece 25 22 21 20 14 18 9 10
Duct 24 20 17 15 11 12 7 7
125 Bend 90° 29 25 19 12 13 13 10 10
10
5 10 20 30 40 50 [l/s] 10
T-piece 24 20 17 15 11 12 7 7 20 50 100 180 [m3/h]
Duct 22 18 16 12 14 10 9 8 q
160
T-piece 22 18 16 12 14 10 9 8 11
Ø 100 mounted in T-piece a [mm]
-11 -9 -6 0 6
200
100
35
13
Δ pt [Pa]
30
50
25
LWA [dB(A)]
14
20
10
5 10 20 30 40 50 [l/s] 15
20 50 100 180 [m3/h]
q
16
17
18

Valve KVB
Ø 125 mounted in duct a [mm] Ø 160 mounted in duct a [mm]
1 -18 -12 -6 0 6 -24 -18 -12 -6 0 6
200 200
45
2 100 45 100
40
40
35
Δ pt [Pa]
Δ pt [Pa]
35
50 50 30
3 30
25
25 LWA [dB(A)]
LWA [dB(A)]
20 20
4
10 10
5 10 20 30 40 50 80 [l/s] 10 15 20 30 40 50 100 130 [l/s]
5 20 50 100 200 [m3/h] 40 100 200 300 400 [m3/h]
q q
6 Ø 125 mounted in bend 90° a [mm] Ø 160 mounted in T-piece a [mm]

-18 -12 -6 0 6 -24 -18 -12 -6 0 6
200
200
50
7 100
100
40
45
35
50
Δ pt [Pa]
30
Δ pt [Pa]
45 50
8 50 25
40
35 LWA [dB(A)]
LWA [dB(A)] 20
9 20 30
25
10
10 10 15 20 30 40 50 100 130 [l/s]
5 10 20 30 40 50 80 [l/s]
10 20 50 100 200 [m3/h]
40 100 200 300 400 [m3/h]
q
q
11 Ø 125 mounted in T-piece a [mm]

-18 -12 -6 0 6
200
12
100
50
45
13
Δ pt [Pa]
40
50
35
30
25 LWA [dB(A)]
14 20
10
15 5 10 20 30 40 50 80 [l/s]
20 50 100 200 [m3/h]
q
16
17
18

Valve KVG
Dimensions
1
ØD
3
l
5
Ø 100–160 have spring holders which connect to socket
VRFU, VRFM or VRR.
125 162 0,25 7
Ø 200 has bayonet holders which connect to socket VRGU, 160 192 0,37
VRGL or VRGM. 200 243 0,59
Material
8
Colour
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Ordering example 17
KVG 100
Product
Dimension Ød
18

Valve KVG
Technical data
total pressure drop, Δpt [Pa], and Ø 100 mounted in duct a [mm]
A-weighted sound power level, LWA [dB], for different -9 -5 0 5
200
settings, a [mm],
2 are shown in the graphs.
8
12
Sound power level, LW [dB], in octave bands 100 40

3
Δ pt [Pa]
Kok is found in the table below. 50 30
Ød Valve Centre frequency LWA [dB(A)]

4 nom mounted in [Hz]
20
63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K
Duct 4 -4 -6 -7 -6 -4 -13 -18
100 Bend 90° -1 -1 -3 -3 -5 -7 -16 -27
5 T-piece 7 0 -2 -7 -6 -5 -11 -21
10
5 10 20 30 40 50 [l/s]
Duct 6 -1 -6 -6 -7 -4 -16 -27 20 50 100 180 [m3/h]

125
T-piece 7 0 -7 -7 -6 -5 -13 -24 q
6 160
Duct 5 -5 -4 -6 -3 -7 -18 -30
T-piece 5 1 -5 -8 -6 -4 -18 -29 Ø 100 mounted in bend 90° a [mm]
200 Duct 3 -2 -5 -6 -2 -9 -16 -26 -9 -5 0 5 8
7 Tolerance ±6 ±3 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3
200 12
100 40
8
35
Δ pt [Pa]
50
30
9 nom mounted in a [Hz] 25 LWA [dB(A)]
[mm] 63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K 20
-12 23 19 14 14 12 11 13 16
10 Duct 0
8
22
22
16 9 8 6 6 6
16 9 7 5 5 4
10
8
10
5 10 20 30 40 50 [l/s]
-12 25 20 15 13 12 12 12 15 20 50 100 180 [m3/h]
100 Bend 90° 0 24 17 11 7 6 7 6 11 q
11 8 24 17 11 6 5 5 5 11
-12 23 19 14 14 12 11 13 16
Ø 100 mounted in T-piece a [mm]
T-piece 0 22 16 9 8 6 6 6 10
8 22 16 9 7 5 5 4 8 -9 -5 0 5
12 -17 21 15 12 10 8 8 11 14
200
8
125 Duct -6 20 14 10 7 5 5 6 7 12
5 19 14 9 6 4 4 4 8 100 45
13 -18 19 14 10 8 7 9 13 13 40
160 Duct 5 18 13 8 6 5 5 10 8
Δ pt [Pa]
6 18 12 7 5 4 4 10 6 50 35
-20 17 14 9 8 8 10 11 12 30
14 200 Duct 0 17 12 7 5 5 6 8 8
LWA [dB(A)]
20 15 12 6 5 3 4 8 7 25
20
15 10
5 10 20 30 40 50 [l/s]
20 50 100 180 [m3/h]
16 q
17
18

Valve KVG
Ø 125 mounted in duct a [mm] Ø 160 mounted in T-piece a [mm]
-17 -13 -9 -6 -3 0 5 -18 -14 -10 -5 0 6 12
1
200 200 18
10 45
45
100 15 100 40 2
40 35
Δ pt [Pa]
Δ pt [Pa]
50 35 50 30
30
3
25
LWA [dB(A)]
20 20
LWA [dB(A)] 4
10 10
5 10 20 30 40 50 80 [l/s] 10 15 20 30 40 50 100 130 [l/s]
20 50 100 200 [m3/h] 40 100 200 300 400 [m3/h] 5

q q
mounted in T-piece a [mm] mounted in duct

Ø 125
-6
Ø 200
-23 -18 -15 -10 -5 0
a [mm]
10
6
-17 -13 -9 -3 0 5 10
200 200
15 20
100 45 100 45 7
40 40
Δ pt [Pa]
35 35
50
50 8
Δ pt [Pa]
30 30
25 25
LWA [dB(A)] LWA [dB(A)]
20
20 9
10
10 20 30 40 50 100 150 200 [l/s]
5 10 20 30 40 50 80 [l/s]
20 50 100 200 [m3/h] 80 100 150 200 300 400 500 [m3/h] 10
q q
Ø 160 mounted in duct a [mm] 11

-18 -14 -10 -5 0 6 12
200
18
12
100 40
35
Δ pt [Pa]
50 30
13
25
LWA [dB(A)]
20 14
10
10 15 20 30 40 50 100 130 [l/s]
15
40 100 200 300 400 [m3/h]
q
16
17
18

Valve KU
Dimensions
1
ØD
Ød
4
Bayonet holders connect to socket VRGU, VRGL or VRGM.
7 100 130 0,19
Material 125 160 0,27
8 Colour 160 190 0,38
White RAL 9010, gloss 70, equivalent to NCS S 0502 Y. 200 245 0,58
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17 Ordering example
KU 125
Product
18 Dimension Ød

Valve KU
Technical data
total pressure drop, Δpt [Pa], and Ø 100 a [mm]
-12 -9 -5 0
A-weighted sound power level, LWA [dB], for different 200 5
settings, a [mm],
are shown in the graphs.
40
2
100 35
30
3
Δ pt [Pa]
50
Kok is found in the table below. LWA [dB(A)]

nom mounted in [Hz] 20 4
63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K
100 Duct – -8 -5 -6 -6 -4 -12 -21 10
125 Duct – -11 -4 -6 -7 -3 -16 -25
5 10 20 30 40 50 [l/s]
5
20 50 100 180 [m3/h]
160 Duct – -7 -4 -6 -3 -6 -18 -31
q
200 Duct – -7 -6 -7 -2 -9 -18 -27
Ø 125 a [mm] 6
-17 -15 -12 -9 -6 -3 0
Tolerance – ±3 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 200
5

100 40
7
35
Δ pt [Pa]
nom mounted in a
[mm]
[Hz] 50 30
8
63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K
LWA [dB(A)]
-12 21 18 12 14 12 11 12 15
100 Duct -5 21 16 9 11 9 8 8 12
5 21 16 8 10 8 7 5 11
20
9
-17 22 16 11 9 7 7 9 12
10
125 Duct -9 21 16 9 8 5 5 7 8 5 10 20 30 40 50 80 [l/s]
5 20 15 9 6 4 3 4 7 20 50 100 200 [m3/h] 10
-15 19 14 9 8 6 7 9 10 q
160 Duct -5 19 13 9 6 5 4 6 8
5 18 13 8 5 4 3 6 6 Ø 160
-20 -18 -15 -10 -5
a [mm]
0
11
-25 17 12 10 9 9 12 14 12 200 6
200 Duct 0 16 10 7 6 6 6 10 7
20 16 10 6 4 4 5 9 6 10
100 12 12
Tolerance ±6 ±3 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 40
Δ pt [Pa]
50 35
13
LWA [dB(A)]
20
14
10
10 15 20 30 40 50 100 130 [l/s]
40 100 200 300 400 [m3/h] 15
q
16
17
18

Valve KU
a [mm]
Ø 200
1 200
-25 -20 -15 -10 -5 0 10
20
2 100
40
Δ pt [Pa]
50 35
3 30
LWA [dB(A)]
20
4
10
20 30 40 50 100 150 200 [l/s]
80 100 150 200 300 400 500 [m3/h]
5 q
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Valve KSU
Dimensions
1
Ød
ØD
4
Bayonet holders connect to socket VRGU, VRGL or VRGM. 125 160 0,39 7
Material 150 188 0,52
Colour 200 235 0,78 8
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Ordering example 17
KSU 160
Product
Dimension Ød
18

Valve KSU
Technical data
1 Air flow, q [l/s] and [m3/h], xx
total pressure drop, Δpt [Pa], and
A-weighted sound power level, LWA [dB], for different Ø 100 a [mm]
-15 -12 -10 -5 0 5
settings, a [mm],
200
10

100
3 Kok is found in the table below.
35
Δ pt [Pa]
50 30
4 nom mounted in [Hz] LWA [dB(A)]
63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K
20
100 Duct -6 -6 -3 -3 -4 -9 -13 -27
5 125
160
Duct
Duct
-7
-3
-7
-3
-6
-7
-5
-5
-8 -4
-2 -12
-12
-16
-28
-29 10
5 10 20 30 40 50 [l/s]
200 Duct -5 -5 -7 -8 -2 -9 -13 -30
20 50 100 180 [m3/h]
6 Tolerance ±3 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 q
a [mm]
Ø 125
-10 -5 0 5 10
7 Sound attenuation, ΔL, [dB]
200
40
100
8 nom mounted [Hz]
30
Δ pt [Pa]
in 63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K 50

LWA [dB(A)]
100 Duct 23 18 14 12 12 14 5 6
9 125 Duct 21 17 12 11 12 11 7 6
160 Duct 19 14 12 11 11 14 5 7 20
200 Duct 15 13 11 11 13 12 7 7
10
10
5 10 20 30 40 50 80 [l/s]
Tolerance ±6 ±3 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3
20 50 100 200 [m3/h]
11 Measurement of air flow q
a [mm]
Ø 160 -10 -5 0 5 10 15
12 200
40
100
35
13
30
Δ pt [Pa]
50
LWA [dB(A)]
14
20
15
10
10 15 20 30 40 50 100 130 [l/s]
40 100 200 300 400 [m3/h]
16 q
17
18

Valve KSU
a [mm]
Ø 200 -3 0 5 10 15 20 25 1
200
100
40 2
35
Δ pt [Pa]
50 30
LWA [dB(A)] 3
20
4
10
20 30 40 50 100 150 200 [l/s]
80 100 150 200 300 400 500 [m3/h] 5
q
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Valve KSUL
Dimensions
1
ØD
Ød
4
Has built-in silencer for extra noise attenuation. 100 130 0,30
Designed for wall or ceiling mounting.
7 Bayonet holders connect to socket VRGU, VRGL or VRGM.
125 160 0,32
160 190 0,48
Material 200 235 0,71
8
Colour
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17 Ordering example
KSUL 100
Product
18 Dimension Ød

Valve KSUL
Technical data
total pressure drop, Δpt [Pa], and Ø 100 a [mm]
-15 -12 -10 -5 0 5
A-weighted sound power level, LWA [dB], for different 200
settings, a [mm], 10
100
3
Δ pt [Pa]
40
35

nom mounted in [Hz] 20 LWA [dB] 4
63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K
100 Duct – 2 2 -2 -7 10 -13 -31 10
125 Duct – 3 4 -2 -8 -12 -17 -33
5 10 20 30 40 50 [l/s] 5
20 50 100 180 [m3/h]
160 Duct – 4 1 -4 -8 -7 -10 -28
q
200 Duct – -2 -1 -5 -7 -7 -9 -28
a [mm] 6
Ø 125
-10 -5 0 5 10
Tolerance – ±3 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 200

100
40
35
nom mounted in a [Hz]
8
Δ pt [Pa]
50
[mm] 63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K 30
100 Duct 0 22 18 14 14 13 12 5 8 LWA [dB]
125 Duct 0 20 16 12 13 12 9 6 8
160 Duct 0 19 14 11 12 13 12 6 8 20 9
200 Duct 10 14 12 10 13 14 12 8 9
10
Tolerance ±6 ±3 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 5 10 20 30 40 50 80 [l/s] 10
20 50 100 200 [m3/h]
q
Measurement of air flow a [mm]

11
Ø 160
Data is available in a separate brochure. -10 -5 0 5 10 15
200
12
100 40
35
13
Δ pt [Pa]
50
30
LWA [dB]
20 14
10
10 15 20 30 40 50 100 130 [l/s] 15
40 100 200 300 400 [m3/h]
q
16
17
18

Valve KSUL
Ø 200 a [mm]
1 200
-3 0 5 10 15 20 25
2 100
40
Δ pt [Pa]
35
50
3 30
LWA [dB]
20
4
10
20 30 40 50 100 150 200 [l/s]
80 100 150 200 300 400 500 [m3/h]
5 q
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Valve and fire damper KSUB

Dimensions
1
ØD
Ød
4
Valve and fire damper for exhaust air. nom mm kg
Is used to prevent spreading of fire and smoke into duct 100 130 0,32
systems. A spring loaded melting fuse shuts the valve when
the temperature exceeds +70° C.
125 160 0,42 7
Bayonet holders connect to socket VRGU, VRGL or VRGM. 150 188 0,56
Socket VRGL is as standard delivered together with KSUB. 160 190 0,56
This case is shown in the ordering example below. 200 235 0,81 8
If socket VRGU or VRGM is wanted instead this socket has
to be specified in the type field.
The product holds a Swedish type approval with number 9
0901. Certification body is Swedcert.
Material
Painted galvanized sheet metal. 10
Colour
11
12
13
14
15
16
Ordering example 17
KSUB 125
Product
Dimension Ød
18


Technical data
total pressure drop, Δpt [Pa], and Ø 100
a [mm]
-15 -12 -10 -5 0 5
A-weighted sound power level, LWA [dB], for different 200 10
settings, a [mm],
2 are shown in the graphs. 40
100

3
Δ pt [Pa]
30
LWA [dB]

4 nom mounted in [Hz] 20
63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K
100 Duct – -2 -5 -5 -3 -8 -12 -26 10
5 125 Duct – -7 -7 -7 -6 -4 -11 -28
5 10 20 30 40 50 [l/s]
20 50 100 180 [m3/h]
160 Duct – -4 -7 -5 -2 -11 -15 -29
q
200 Duct – -3 -7 -8 -1 -12 -16 -33
6 a [mm]
Ø 125 -10 -5 0 5 10
Tolerance – ±3 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3 200
7 Sound attenuation, ΔL, [dB] 40

100
35
30
8 nom mounted in a [Hz]
Δ pt [Pa]
50
[mm] 63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K
LWA [dB]
-10 22 19 16 16 16 18 9 9
100 Duct 0 22 18 13 12 12 13 6 7
9 10 22 17 12 9 8 11 4 6 20
-10 21 18 15 14 15 14 10 7
125 Duct 0 19 17 12 11 11 10 6 5
10 20 16 10 9 9 8 5 5 10
10 -10 19 16 14 14 14 16 8 8
5 10 20 30 40 50 80 [l/s]
160 Duct 0 18 14 11 11 11 13 5 7 20 50 100 200 [m3/h]

10 18 14 10 9 9 11 4 6 q
11 200 Duct
0 14 12 11 10 12 12 7 7
a [mm]
10 13 11 8 8 9 10 6 6
Ø 160 -10 -5 0 5 10 15
200
Tolerance ±6 ±3 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±3
12 35
100
30

13 25
Δ pt [Pa]

LWA [dB]
14 20
15 10
10 15 20 30 40 50 100 130 [l/s]
40 100 200 300 400 [m3/h]
q
16
17
18


a [mm]
Ø 200 -3 0 5 10 15 1
200
40
100
35
2
30
Δ pt [Pa]
50 LWA [dB]
3
20
4
10
20 30 40 50 100 150 200 [l/s]
80 100 150 200 300 400 500 [m3/h] 5
q
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Valve KPF
Dimensions
1
ØD
Ød
4
Flat spring holders connect to duct.
7 100 138 0,09
Material 125 164 0,11
Plastic. 160 190 0,24
8 Colour 200 246 0,33
White RAL 9010.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17 Ordering example
KPF 100
Product
18 Dimension Ød

Valve KPF
Technical data
total pressure drop, Δpt [Pa], and Ø 80 number of opening turns
A-weighted sound power level, LWA [dB], for different 0 2 4 6 8 10 15 20
200
settings, n [number of opening turns],
40

3
Δ pt [Pa]
30

nom mounted in [Hz] LWA [dB(A)] 4
20
63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K
80 Duct -12 -11 -9 -8 -5 -6 -9 -16
100
125
Duct
Duct
-11
-10
-10
-9
-10 -8
-7 -8
-6
-6
-5
-5
-8
-8
-15
-17
10
2 5 10 20 30 [l/s] 5
160 Duct -3 -2 -3 -5 -3 -8 -13 -22 10 20 30 40 50 100 [m3/h]
200 Duct -3 -2 0 -4 -5 -8 -14 -22 q
6
number of opening turns
Ø 100
2 4 6 8 10 12 15 20
45
7
100
nom mounted in [Hz]
63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K 35 8
Δ pt [Pa]
80 Duct 23 23 16 15 13 10 6 9 50 30
100 Duct 22 21 15 13 11 10 6 9
25
125 Duct 21 19 13 11 10 10 7 9 LWA [dB(A)]
160 Duct 20 16 12 10 9 10 8 8
9
20
200 Duct 17 12 7 5 4 4 7 5
10 10
5 10 20 30 40 50 [l/s]
Measurement of air flow 20 50 100 180 [m3/h]
Data is available in a separate brochure. q
11
Ø 125
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 15 20
200
12
40
100
35
30
13
Δ pt [Pa]
50
25
LWA [dB(A)]
14
20
10
15
5 10 20 30 40 50 80 [l/s]
20 50 100 200 [m3/h]
q 16
17
18

Valve KPF
1 6 8 10 15 20
200 25
2 100
50
45
Δ pt [Pa]
50 40
3
35
30
LWA [dB(A)]
20
4 25
10
10 15 20 30 40 50 100 130 [l/s]
5 40 100 200 300 400 [m3/h]
q

6 Ø 200
2 4 6 8 10 12 15
200
7 100
50
Δ pt [Pa]
45
8 50
40
35
9 20 30 LWA [dB(A)]
10
20 30 40 50 100 150 200 [l/s]
10
80 100 150 200 300 400 500 [m3/h]
q
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Valve KDPF
Dimensions
1
ØD
Ød
3
Flat spring holders connect to socket VRGU, VRGL, VRGM,
VRFU or VRFM.
7
Material
Plastic.
8
Colour
White RAL 9010.
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Ordering example 17
KDPF 100
Product
Dimension Ød
18

Valve KDPF
Technical data
total pressure drop, Δpt [Pa], and
A-weighted sound power level, LWA [dB], for different Number of open holes
Ø 100
2 3 4 6 8 10 12
settings, a [mm],
200

100
3 30
Δ pt [Pa]
50 25
is calculated as LWA + Kok. LWA [dB(A)]
4
Ød Diffuser Centre frequency 20
nom mounted in [Hz]
5 63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K
10
100 Duct – -5 -4 -3 -3 -8 -13 -16 5 10 20 30 40 50 [l/s]
20 50 100 180 [m3/h]
6 q
7 Ød Valve Number Centre frequency

nom mounted of open [Hz]
in holes 63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K
2 – 23 22 24 18 16 15 10
8 100 Duct 6 – 19 16 15 12 8 10 7
12 – 19 15 12 9 5 5 3
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Cover TLO
Dimensions
1
ØD
Ød
4
Cover or access door. nom mm kg
Spring holders connect to socket VRFU, VRFM or VRR. 125 170 0,20 7
Material 160 200 0,28
Colour 8
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Ordering example 17
TLO 100
Product
Dimension Ød
18

Socket VRFU
Dimensions
1
ØD
Ød
3
4
40
5
Socket with groove for unit with spring holder. nom mm kg
Supplied with Safe gasket in the far end. 100 125 0,09
Connects to duct.
7 125 150 0,11
Material 160 185 0,14
Galvanized sheet metal.
8
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17 Ordering example
VRFU 100
Product
18 Dimension Ød

Socket VRFM
Dimensions
1
ØD
Ød
3
4
50
5
Socket with groove for unit with spring holder. nom mm kg
Has female connection in the far end. 100 125 0,09
Connects to fitting. 125 150 0,12 7
Material 160 185 0,16
Galvanized sheet metal.
8
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Ordering example 17
VRFM 100
Product
Dimension Ød
18

Socket VRGU
Dimensions
1
Ød
ØD
3
50
5
Socket with thread for unit with bayonet holder. nom mm kg
Supplied with Safe gasket in the far end. 80 105 0,08
Connects to duct.
7 100 125 0,10
Material 125 150 0,12
Galvanized sheet metal. 150 175 0,15
8 160 185 0,16
200 225 0,22
9 Material: Galvanized sheet metal.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17 Ordering example
VRGU 160
Product
18 Dimension Ød

Socket VRGL
Dimensions
1
Ød
ØD
4
50
5
Supplied without any gasket. 80 105 0,07
Connects to duct. 100 125 0,09 7
Material 125 150 0,11
160 185 0,15 8
200 225 0,18
Material: Galvanized sheet metal.

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Ordering example 17
VRGL 100
Product
Dimension Ød
18

Socket VRGM
Dimensions
1
ØD
Ød
3
4
70
Has female connection in the far end. 100 125 0,11
Connects to fitting.
7 125 150 0,14
Material 150 175 0,17
8 200 225 0,25
Material: Galvanized sheet metal.

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17 Ordering example
VRGM 125
Product
18 Dimension Ød

Cover socket VRR

Dimensions
Ø4 1
200
Ød
4
5
180
Description 6
Cover socket with groove for unit with spring holder. Are Ød m
nom kg
used where older valve types are replaced.
100 0,23
125 0,20 7
Material
Painted sheet metal.
8
Colour
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Ordering example 17
VRR 125
Product
Dimension Ød
18

Valve adjustment kit VAK

Advantages
1 • The combination tool is adjustable to fit valves Ø 100–
200.
• The position of the cone (-25 to +25 mm) or the size of
2 the gap (0 to 20 mm) is directly readable.
6 Description
VAK is a kit of three tools for adjustment of valves.
The kit consists of:
7 a a bent pipe for measurning of adjustment pressure for
valves with a cone,
8 b a straight lance for measurning of adjustment pressure

for valves with a gap and
c an adjustable combination tool for measuring the posi-
9 tion of the cone or the size of the gap.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17 Ordering example
VAK
Product
18

ai r duct systems | ro of hoods
Roof hoods
Lindab 1
Safe 3
Silencers 4

6
evacuation
Air valves 7
Roof hoods 8
Transfer 10
Rectangular 11
Flexible ducting 12
Isol 13
Access doors 14
Smart tools 15

16
systems
Index 18
Content – Roof hoods

Roof hoods
1 H ................................................. 445
2
HV ............................................... 446
3
HU............................................... 447
4
5 HN............................................... 448
HF ............................................... 449
6
VHL ............................................. 450
7
8 HRR............................................. 452
9
HVR............................................. 453
10
11 LHR ............................................. 454
12
HKOMR....................................... 456
13
14 Roof transitions
TGR............................................. 458
15
TGKOMR..................................... 460
16
17
18

Roof hoods
General Version
Extract air – All Lindab’s roof hoods are suitable for use as Material – Lindab’s roof hoods are manufactured as follows. 1
extract air hoods. When choosing extract air hood, the archi-
Galvanised sheet metal, aluzink sheet AZ185, stainless steel
tectural design is important to ensure that the hood is in har-
sheet 2343, and painted as detailed below.
mony with the rest of the building. Our range includes ribbed
2
hoods, rectangular and circular roof hoods, models that are With these alternatives we cover up to and including corro-
available with inclines adapted to the angle of the roof, as sion class C5.
well as products with a horizontal profile, of course. If a high
extract velocity and long ejection distance are required,
Painting – We have 3 standard colours (see below) but can 3
also supply other colours to specification.
choose our HN and HF roof hoods.
Standard colours – Black 015 RAL 9005, brick red 742 RAL
NOTE! When fans are not running there is always a risk for
8004, zinc grey 244 RAL 7040. 4
drifting snow and damp to penetrate into ducts. At some oc-
However, this does not apply to VHL and LHR, where black
casions also condensation can cause trouble.
RAL 9005 and grey RAL 7024 are the standard colours.
Outdoor air – Out of Lindab’s range of roof hoods, HN and 5
HF are not suitable as outdoor air hoods. When choosing Noise dispersion outdoors without
outdoor air hoods, too, the architectural design is important obstacle
to ensure that it is in harmony with the rest of the building. 6
Lindab’s range of outdoor air hoods includes the same de-
sign as for extract air hoods (see above).
Connection options – Connection to a sleeve, flange or di-

7
rectly to the roof through connection must always be speci-
fied where these alternatives are possible. The recommen-
ded roof through connection is specified for each hood. 8
Dimensioning
Extract air – If high extract velocities are not required, as low Lw = 60 dB
20 40
m 9
a pressure drop as possible is desirable. The pressure drop
m
should not exceed 100 Pa in order to minimise self-genera-

ted noise emissions and energy consumption. 10
Outdoor air – When outdoor air hoods are used, there is al-
ways a risk of water and snow entering the duct. In order to
minimise this risk, the velocity over the free area must not ex-
11
LW = Sound power level radiated from sound source [dB]
ceed 2 m/s.
r = Distance from sound source to point of listening [m]
Location – When locating roof hoods, the design of the roof Lp = Sound pressure level at point of listening [dB] 12
should be taken into consideration to ensure that there are Q = Direction factor [–]
no ‘snow pockets’. The hoods must also be positioned so 1 = in free field, far from all surfaces
2 = on one surface
that extract fumes from vehicles etc. cannot be drawn into
4 = in the corner between two surfaces 13
the outdoor air hood. In the same way, it is necessary to
8 = in the corner between three surfaces
avoid short-circuits arising between outdoor air and extract
air. If there is a risk of short-circuits, our combination hood 14
HKOMR should be chosen in the first instance. ⎛ 4 ⋅ π ⋅ r 2⎞
L = L – 10 · log ⎜ ---------------------⎟
p w ⎝ Q ⎠
Noise – To avoid self-generated noise emissions, the pres-
sure drop must not exceed 100 Pa. At this pressure drop, 15
⎛ 4 ⋅ π ⋅ 20 2⎞
self-generated noise emissions are so low that they do not L = 60 – 10 · log ⎜ -------------------------⎟ = 23 dB
p ⎝ 1 ⎠
need to be added to the fan noise. To calculate noise to the
surrounding environment, the calculation example shown to 16
the right can be used. ⎛ 4 ⋅ π ⋅ 40 2⎞
L = 60 – 10 · log ⎜ -------------------------⎟ = 17 dB
p ⎝ 1 ⎠
17
18

Roof hoods
Example – Noise from roof hood
1 Conditions – A level of 60 dB(A) has been measured 10 me-
tres from an existing roof hood, the noise output level of
which we do not know.
2 This is now to be moved, and we want to know the sound
pressure level 30 metres from its new location closer to a
vertical wall surface. We assume that the noise from the fan
3 is unchanged in the two cases.
m
Lp = 60 dB
30
4
m
10
5 First you extract the sound power level LW from the equa-
tion above.
6 ⎛ 4 ⋅ π ⋅ r 2⎞
L = L + 10 · log ⎜ ---------------------⎟
W p ⎝ Q ⎠
⎛ 4 ⋅ π ⋅ 10 2⎞
= 60 + 10 · log ⎜ -------------------------⎟ = 88 dB
7 L
W ⎝ 2 ⎠
I.e. the radiated sound power level LW from the hood =

8 88 dB.
⎛ 4 ⋅ π ⋅ r 2⎞
L = L – 10 · log ⎜ ---------------------⎟
p w ⎝ Q ⎠
9 ⎛ 4 ⋅ π ⋅ 30 2⎞
L = 88 – 10 · log ⎜ -------------------------⎟ = 53 dB
p ⎝ 4 ⎠
10 I.e. the sound pressure level at 30 m distance from the new

location is 53 dB.
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Roof hood H
Dimensions
1
ØD
2
H
4
Ød
Description 6
Circular roof hood intended for outdoor air and extract air.
The hood is designed for location above the roof with or Roof through
without a roof through connection. The air runs both on the connection
top- and downside of the hood. This is valid both for out- TGR 7
door and extract air. The hood is free-draining downwards. 50 100
Can also be supplied with a pest-proof mesh. Ød ØD H Free area m mm mm
NOTE! When fans are not running there is always a risk for nom mm mm m2 kg Size 8
drifting snow and damp to penetrate into ducts. At some 100 163 180 0,008 0,70 3 3
occasions also condensation can cause trouble. 125 203 200 0,012 1,00 3 4
H is manufactured as standard from galvanised steel sheet 160 260 245 0,020 1,30 3 4 9
Z275, but is also available in aluminium zinc AZ 185, stain- 200 330 300 0,031 2,20 3 4
less acid-resistant steel 2343 or painted. 250 410 355 0,049 3,60 4 5
H in dimensions 100 – 315 has a sleeve connection as stan- 315 515 460 0,078 5,30 5 6 10
dard and fits on the outside of ventilation ducts. 400 690 550 0,126 16,0 5 6
Dimensions 400 – 1250 are supplied with flange connection 500 860 630 0,196 27,8 6 7
(including counter-flange) as standard. They are also sup- 630 1150 780 0,312 41,9 8 9 11
plied with twistable lifting and anchoring eyelets. An individ- 800 1385 950 0,503 74,0 9 10
ual anchoring eyelet must not be subjected to forces in 1000 1690 1180 0,785 107 11 12
excess of 1 500 N.
1250 2070 1520 1,230 246 14 15
12
All dimensions can also be obtained with connections that
fit directly to the roof through connection TGR. Technical data
13
1000
Ordering example 500

ØD 14
0
0
H 315 1
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
630
800
100
125
Product
Dimension Ød 100
15
Δpt [Pa]
Connection options
50
Sleeve (standard 100 – 315) 1
Flange (standard 400 – 1250) 2 16
Transition piece to roof through 3–15
10
connection 10 100 1 000 10 000 100 000 [l/s]
Specify size of roof through connection according to the 100 1 000 10 000 100 000 [m³/h] 17
measurement table to the right. q
Specify separately if the hood is to be supplied with a pest-

proof mesh from the factory. 18
Standard colours, see page 443.

Roof hood HV
Dimensions
1 ØD
H
4
h
5
Ød
....
6 Description
Circular roof hood with angled upper side intended for out-
door air and extract air. The hood is designed for location Roof
above the roof with or without a roof through connection. through
7 The air runs both on the top- and downside of the hood. connection
TGR
This is valid both for outdoor and extract air. The hood is
free-draining downwards. Can also be supplied with a pest- Free 50 100
8 Ød ØD h H α area m mm mm
proof mesh.
NOTE! When fans are not running there is always a risk for nom mm mm mm ° m² kg Size
drifting snow and damp to penetrate into ducts. At some 100 163 180 343 45 0,008 0,77 3 3
9 occasions also condensation can cause trouble. 125 203 200 403 45 0,012 1,10 3 4
HV is manufactured as standard from galvanised steel plate 160 260 245 479 42 0,020 1,43 3 4
Z275, but is also available in aluminium zinc AZ 185, stain-
200 330 300 567 39 0,031 2,42 3 4
less acid-resistant steel 2343 or painted.
10 HV is available with different angles in order to be in har- 250 410 355 664 37 0,049 3,96 4 5
mony with the architectural design of the building. 315 515 460 834 36 0,078 5,83 5 6
HV in dimensions 100 – 315 has a sleeve connection as 400 690 550 1015 34 0,126 16,8 5 6
11 standard and fits on the outside of ventilation ducts. 500 860 630 1188 33 0,196 29,2 6 7
Dimensions 400 – 1250 are supplied with flange connection 630 1150 780 1470 32 0,312 44,0 8 9
(including counter-flange) as standard. They are also sup-
800 1385 1040 1872 31 0,503 75,5 9 10
plied with twistable lifting and anchoring eyelets. An individ-
12 ual anchoring eyelet must not be subjected to forces in 1000 1690 1270 2285 31 0,785 109 11 12
excess of 1 500 N. 1250 2070 1610 2805 30 1,230 251 14 15
All dimensions can also be obtained with connections that
13 fit directly to the roof through connection TGR. Technical data
1000
Ordering example ØD
14
0
0
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
630
800
100
125
HV 315 1
Product
15 Dimension Ød
Connection options 100
Δpt [Pa]
Sleeve (standard 100 – 315) 1

16 Flange (standard 400 – 1250) 2
Transition piece to roof through 3–15
connection
17 Specify size of roof through connection according to the 10
10 100 1 000 10 000 100 000 [l/s]
measurement table to the right.
Specify separately if the hood is to be supplied with a pest- 100 1 000 10 000 100 000 [m³/h]
q
18 proof mesh from the factory and if a special angle is
required. Standard colours, see page 443.

Roof hood HU
Dimensions
1
Ø100–200 Ø250–400
ØD
ØD 2
H
H
3
h
4
Ød Ød 5
Description 6
For air exit above roof.
Provided with a female connection which fits outside a ven- Roof through
tilation duct. connection
TGR 7
50 100
Ød ØD H h m mm mm
nom mm mm mm kg Size 8
100 200 99 264 0,51 3 3
125 225 102 267 0,65 3 4
160 260 105 270 0,81 3 4 9
200 315 114 273 1,09 3 4
250 400 156 291 1,45 4 5
315 500 185 303 1,99 5 6 10
400 600 226 344 2,70 5 6
Technical data 11
Ød [mm]
500
12
0
40
0
5
0
20
31
25
0
16
100
0–
10
13
Δ pt [Pa]
50
Ordering example
HU 160
10
14
5
Product 10 50 100 500 1000 2000 [l/s]
Dimension Ød 50 100 500 1000 5000 [m3/h]

q 15
16
17
18

Roof hood HN
Dimensions
1
H
h
3
4
Ød
5 ØD
6 Description
Ventilation hood for air exit above roof, suitable for both Roof through
industrial and comfort ventilation. The air is ejected in an connection
upwards-directed jet. This avoids contaminating the air in TGR
7 the vicinity of the hood, and soiling of the area around the 50 100
hood. The ejection is so effective that you can install a fresh mm mm
Ød ØD H h m
air inlet in the immediate vicinity of the hood, without any
nom mm mm mm kg Size
8 special precautions.
80 130 160 310 0,66 3 3
The hood is made of galvanised sheet steel, and can also be 100 180 220 360 0,96 3 3
supplied in other materials such as stainless steel, aluzinc 125 225 240 380 1,26 3 4
9 and painted in various colours, to special order. It has a net 160 280 340 475 1,95 3 4
over the opening and an internal rain funnel to collect rain-
200 345 420 555 2,92 3 4
water and snow, which is drained out of the hood through a
10 hose. The hose can withstand temperatures of between -45 250 430 505 640 4,31 4 5
and +65 °C. 315 550 620 755 6,75 5 6
The hood has a female connection, which fits outside a ven- Technical data
11 tilation duct. The hood can be ordered with other connec-
tions, however. LWA [dB]
0
Ød [mm]
80
10
12
16
20
25
31
1000 70 80
12 As special delivery the hood can be supplied with three
anchoring wire-loops. 500
60
13 50
Δ pt [Pa]
100
40
14 50
15
10
30 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
16 Ordering example
500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
q
HN 315
Product
17
Dimension Ød
18

Roof hood HF
Dimensions
1
H
3
4
Ød
ØD 5
Description 6
Ventilation hood for air exit above roof, suitable for both Roof through
industrial and comfort ventilation. The air is ejected in an connection
upwards-directed jet. This avoids contaminating the air in TGR
the vicinity of the hood, and soiling of the area around the
7
50 100
hood. The ejection is so effective that you can install a fresh mm mm
Ød ØD H m
air inlet in the immediate vicinity of the hood, without any
nom mm mm kg Size
special precautions. 8
400 685 905 11,1 5 6
The hood is made of galvanised sheet steel, and can also be 500 855 1055 20,0 6 7
supplied in other materials such as stainless steel, aluzinc 630 1075 1295 38,0 8 9
and painted in various colours, to special order. It has a net
9
800 1360 1640 63,0 9 10
over the opening and an internal rain funnel to collect rain-
1000 1600 2110 89,1 11 12
water and snow, which is drained out of the hood through a
hose. The hose can withstand temperatures of between -45 1250 2020 2615 118 14 15 10
and +65 °C.
Technical data
The hood has a flange connection, which includes a mating
flange. The hood can be ordered with other connections, Ød [mm]
11
however.
0
0
LWA [dB]
40
50
63
1000 90
To avoid damage to the net in the opening the hood is sup- 12
0
80
plied with transport protection. This must be removed 500

80
before the hood is taken into service.
00
10
The hood is delivered with three turnable lifting and anchor- 70 13

50
ing wire-loops. A single wire-loop shall not be exposed for

Δ pt [Pa]
12
100
forces exceeding 1500 N. 60
50 14
50
40 15
10
30 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [l/s]
500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
Ordering example q 16
HF 630
Product
17
Dimension Ød
18

Roof hood VHL

Dimensions
1
H
3
70
4
Ød1
ØD
5
6 Description
VHL roof hood with ribs is specially developed to achieve an Roof through
architecturally correct way of terminating outdoor air intakes connection
and extract air ejectors on the roof. The ribbed hood is sup- TGR
7 plied as standard in galvanised form, but are also available 50 100
Free
painted. Ød ØD H area m mm mm
nom mm mm m2 kg Size
8 VHL can be installed with duct dimensions corresponding to
100 160 110 0,019 1,00 3 3
Ød or ØD.
125 200 145 0,033 1,50 3 4
When connecting to the roof through connection TGR, the 160 250 180 0,055 2,00 3 4
9 special transition piece TGR-VHL must be used (see page
200 315 250 0,100 2,90 3 4
458).
250 315 250 0,125 3,20 4 5
315 400 290 0,182 6,40 5 6
10 400 500 370 0,306 10,1 5 6
500 630 410 0,441 15,9 6 7
11
12
13
14
Ordering example
15 VHL 125
Product
Dimension Ød
16
17
18

Roof hood VHL

Technical data
Outdoor air 1
100 125 160 200 250 315 400 500
200 70
150 2
60
100
5
12
0
10
50
0
3
16
0
20
50
LW [dB (A)]
25
40 40
5
Δ pt [Pa]
31
50 0
30
4
40
0
20
30
15
10
5
5 20
l/s
6
50 100 500 1000
100 200 300 400 500 1000 1500 2000 5000 m³/h
q 7
Extract air
100 125 160 200 250 315 400 500 8

70
150
60
9
0
100
10
5
12
50
0
16
50
0
10
20
0
25
40 40
LW [dB (A)]
Δ pt [Pa]
5
31
30
0
40
0
50
20
30
11
15
10
12
5 20
50 100 500 1000 l/s
13
100 200 300 400 500 1000 1500 2000 5000 m³/h
q
14
15
16
17
18

Roof hood HRR

Dimensions
1
B
2
H
4
A
5
6 Description
Rectangular roof hood intended for outdoor air and extract
air. HRR is designed for positioning above the outer roof on Roof through
the roof through connection. connection
7 The air runs both on the top- and downside of the hood. TGR
This is valid both for outdoor and extract air. The hood is 50 100
Free
free-draining downwards. mm mm
A B H area m
8 Can also be supplied with a pest-proof mesh. Size mm mm mm m² kg Size
3 400 450 150 0,045 5,00 3 3
HRR is manufactured as standard from galvanised steel
4 500 550 205 0,100 7,80 4 4
9 sheet Z275, but is also available in aluminium zinc AZ 185,
5 600 750 300 0,260 11,9 5 5
stainless, acid-resistant steel 2343 or painted.
7 800 1050 450 0,500 27,2 7 7
Sizes 7 and 9 are supplied with four twistable lifting and
9 1000 1350 575 0,720 48,4 9 9
10 anchoring wire-loops. An individual anchoring eyelet must
not be subjected to forces in excess of 1 500 N.
Technical data
11 1000
12
3
4
9
Δpt [Pa]
100
13
Ordering example 10
14 Product HRR 4
10 100 1 000 10 000 [l/s]
100 1 000 10 000 [m³/h]
Type q
Size
15
Specify separately if the hood is to be supplied with a pest-

16 proof mesh from the factory.
17
18

Roof hood HVR

Dimensions
B
1
α
3
h
4
A 5
Description 6
Rectangular roof hood with angled upper side intended for
outdoor air and extract air. HVR is designed for positioning Roof
above the outer roof on the roof through connection. through
The air runs both on the top- and downside of the hood. connec- 7
tion
This is valid both for outdoor and extract air. The hood is TGR
free-draining downwards.
Free 50 100 8
Can also be supplied with a pest-proof mesh. A B h H α area m mm mm
Size mm mm mm mm ° m² kg Size
HVR is manufactured as standard from galvanised steel
3 400 450 150 410 30 0,045 6,40 3 3
sheet Z275, but is also available in aluminium zinc AZ 185,
4 500 550 205 525 30 0,100 9,90 4 4
9
stainless, acid-resistant steel 2343 or painted.
5 600 750 300 735 30 0,260 17,0 5 5
HVR is available with different angles in order to be in har-
7 800 1050 450 1060 30 0,500 34,3 7 7
mony with the architectural design of the building. 10
9 1000 1350 575 1360 30 0,720 67,5 9 9
Sizes 7 and 9 are supplied with four twistable lifting and
anchoring wire-loops. An individual anchoring eyelet must
not be subjected to forces in excess of 1 500 N.
Technical data 11
1000
12
3
4
13
Δpt [Pa]
100
Ordering example
Product HVR 4
14
Type
Size
15
10
Specify separately if the hood is to be supplied with a pest- 10 100 1 000 10 000 [l/s]
proof mesh from the factory and if a special angle is
16
100 1 000 10 000 [m³/h]
required.
q
17
18

Roof hood LHR

Dimensions
1
H
3
4 B+
100 A×B
A + 100
6 Description
LHR is a rectangular roof hood with ribs that is used for both Roof
outdoor air and extract air. through
connection
7 The hood is supplied as standard in galvanised form, but is TGR
also available painted. 50 100
Num- Free
A B H ber of area m mm mm
LHR is supplied as standard with LS joint for guiding.
8 mm mm mm ribs m2 kg Size
When connecting to the roof through connection TGR, the 300 300 370 5 0,216 5,40 4 5
special transition piece TGR-LHR must be used. (see page
400 400 390 6 0,384 8,7 5 6
458).
9 500 500 450 7 0,600 12,6 6 7
When connecting to the roof through connection TGR, the 600 600 450 7 0,720 15,1 7 8
special transition piece TGR-LHR must be used. (see page
700 700 510 8 1,008 20,2 8 9
458).
10 800 800 570 9 1,344 25,9 9 10
900 900 630 10 1,728 32,4 10 11
1000 1000 690 11 2,160 47,4 11 12
11 1100 1100 750 12 2,640 56,9 12 13
1200 1200 750 12 2,880 62,1 13 14
1300 1300 810 13 3,432 72,1 14 15
12 1400 1400 870 14 4,032 84,5 15 16
1500 1500 930 15 4,680 97,0 16 –
A × B = Duct dimensions
13
14
Ordering example
15 LHR S 300 300 1 LS
Product
Colour, if desired
A in mm
16 B in mm
Duct connection
Joining metods (Type 1)
17

18

Roof hood LHR

Technical data
Outdoor air/extract air 1
0 0
00 10 20
30
0
40
0
50
0
60
0
70
0
80
0
90
0 10 × 1 × 1 0
× 0 0 30
30
0
×
40
0
×
50
0
×
60
0
×
70
0
×
80
0
×
0
×
00 10 20 1 0
90 10 1 1 0 × 140
2
200 0 0
13 0 × 150
4 0 ×
1 0
0
15 3
100 5 v [m/s]
4 4
Δpt [Pa]
3
50
40 2
5
30
6
20 1
200 500 1 000 2 000 5 000 10 000 20 000 [l/s]
7
500 1 000 2 000 5 000 10 000 20 000 50 000 100 000 [m³/h]
q
.... 8
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Roof hood HKOMR

Dimensions
1
2 C D
H
4
A B
6 Description
Combi-hood intended for outdoor air intake and the expel- A B C D H
ling of extract air. Size mm mm mm mm mm
7 HKOMR is designed for location above the roof with or with- 2 750 400 850 500 560
out a roof through connection. 3 950 500 1050 600 590
4 1150 600 1450 900 640
The intake and extract sections are separated with an inter-
8 nal wall. The intake section is protected against precipitation 5 1350 700 1650 1000 740
with a roof and pest-proof mesh. The extract section has a 6 1550 800 1850 1100 840
high-speed device and water-collection vessel. This part is 8 1950 1000 2450 1500 910
9 also available with a pest-proof mesh. Air short circuit is 10 2350 1200 2850 1700 1090
prevented by the air intake’s roof and the extract’s high-
12 2750 1400 3350 2000 1170
speed device that ensures a long ejection distance.
14 3150 1600 3850 2300 1345
10 HKOMR is manufactured as standard from galvanised steel
stainless, acid-resistant steel 2343 or painted. Free area
11 HKOMR is produced as standard for installation on Lindab’s outdoor air extract air m
roof through connection TGKOMR, but can also be supplied Size m2 m2 kg
with an adapted connection hose for guiding directly on to 2 0,138 0,030 16,7
the duct.
12 3 0,202 0,059 23,1
4 0,291 0,098 36,6
5 0,501 0,162 50,3
13 6 0,764 0,256 65,9
8 1,159 0,420 102
10 1,948 0,624 148
14 12 2,639 1,055 244
14 3,180 1,331 320
Ordering example
15 Product HKOMR 3
Type
Size
16
Alternatives that should be specified separately if required:
17 • With pest-proof mesh on the extract section
• With adapted connection hose for guiding directly into
the duct.
18

Roof hood HKOMR

Technical data
Expelling velocity extract air 1
100
10
[m/s]
1
4
1 10 100 1000
Δpt [Pa]
Outdoor air 5
1000
6
7
12
14
10
2
3
4
5
6
8
Δpt [Pa]
100
8
10
10
10 100 1 000 10 000 100 000 [l/s]
100 1 000 10 000 100 000 [m³/h]

11
q
Extract air
12
1000
13
10
12
14
2
3
4
5
6
8
14
Δpt [Pa]
100
15
16
10
10 100 1 000 10 000 100 000 [l/s] 17
100 1 000 10 000 100 000 [m³/h]
q 18

Roof transition TGR

Dimensions
1
TGR-OA
– Upper connection
2
Ø80–315
100
45
4 C
70–170
5 Ø400–1250
6 Description
Intended for connection to roof hood and roof fan. Available
45
C
with various types of insulation for condensation or fire pro-
tection. Two fixing profiles are supplied to suit the root
7 pitch. The C-measure of the upper connection (TGR-OA) shall fit
the A-measure of the roof transition (TGR).
The upper connection in sizes 100-315 suits roof hood HN,
8 for example.
The upper connection in sizes 400-1200 is supplied without
flange and is made so that you can use the enclosed mating TGR
9 flange from roof hood HF for instance.
TGR can as addition be provided with two through-connec-
tions for electric power and control voltage.
40
10 TGR is manufactured as standard from galvanized steel
stainless steel 2333, stainless acid-resistant steel 2343 or
11 painted.
800
The duct connection is supplied with RJFP joint for guiding.
12
13
B
50
A
14
TGR-NA
– Lower connection
15
B
16
30
Ød
17 The B-measure of the lower connection (TGR-NA) shall fit
the B-measure of the roof transition (TGR).
18

Roof transition TGR

Dimensions Accessories
1
Upper connection TGR-OA 3 125 1
B mm Weight kg
Product
A 50 mm 100 mm C 50 mm 100 mm
Size mm insul. insul. mm insul. insul. Size 2
3 300 200 100 400 16,9 21,9 Hood dimension
4 400 300 200 500 22,9 30,1 Material
5 500 400 300 600 29,7 39,2 Zink plated steel 1 3
6 600 500 400 700 37,4 49,6 Aluzink sheet metal AZ 185 2
7 700 600 500 800 43,9 58,4
Stainl. acid-res. steel 2343 3
8 800 700 600 900 50,3 67,1 4
Stainless steel 2333 4
9 900 800 700 1000 59,2 78,8
10 1000 900 800 1100 65,9 87,9
11 1100 1000 900 1200 72,7 97,0 Lower connection TGR-NA 3 125 1 50
5
12 1200 1100 1000 1300 82,6 110,3 Product
13 1300 1200 1100 1400 99,1 129,9 Size
14 1400 1300 1200 1500 124,8 159,1
6
Connection Measure
15 1500 1400 1300 1600 138,9 177,2
Material
16 1600 1500 1400 1700 153,8 196,3
Zink plated steel 1 7
Hole punching dimensions (A + 20 mm) × (A + 20 mm) Aluzink sheet metal AZ 185 2
Ordering example Stainless steel 2333 4 8
TGR 3 1 2 1 Insulation thickness
Product
Size 9
Upper connection only for roof hood VHL
Type of insulation TGR-VHL – 3 – 125 – 1
Fire protection 50 mm 1 Product
10
Fire protection 100 mm 2 Size
Condensation 50 mm 3 Hood dimension
11
Material
Internal cladding of insulation Zink plated steel 1
Zink plated steel 1 Aluzink sheet metal AZ 185 2 12
Zink plated perf. steel 2 Stainl. acid-res. steel 2343 3
Aluzink sheet metal AZ 185 3 Stainless steel 2333 4
Aluzink sheet metal AZ185 perf. 4 13
Upper connection only for roof hood LHR
Stainl. acid-res. steel perf. 2343 6
No internal cladding TGR-LHR – 5 – 400 – 400 – 1 14
(Only applicable at condensation 7 Product
insulation)
Size
A mm 15
External material B mm
Material
Zink plated steel 1 16
Aluzink sheet metal AZ 185 2 Zink plated steel 1
Stainl. acid-res. steel 2343 3 Aluzink sheet metal AZ 185 2
Stainless steel 2333 4 Stainl. acid-res. steel 2343 3 17
18

Roof transition TGKOMR

Dimensions
1
C×D
40
*
3 **
800
4
50
5
E 150 E
A×B
6 Description
Roof transition adapted for combi-hood HKOMR. The tran- A B C D E m
sition is produced with 50 mm fire or condensation insula- Size mm mm mm mm mm kg
tion. At connection to circular duct two lower connections
7 TGR-NA are used. The roof transition is manufactured as
2 650 300 740 390 200 32,5
3 850 400 940 490 300 43,5
standard in galvanised steel plate, but is available in stain-
less acid-resistant steel 2343, aluminium zinc AZ 185 or 4 1050 500 1140 590 400 54,3
8 painted. Two angle brackets are supplied for adaptation to 5 1250 600 1340 690 500 72,4
the relevant roof incline. Sizes and dimensions according to 6 1450 700 1540 790 600 84,5
drawing and table, but is available in extended version 8 1850 900 1940 990 800 113
9 which is specified separately. The duct connections are
10 2250 1100 2340 1190 1000 138
supplied with RJFP joints for guiding.
12 2650 1300 2740 1390 1200 190
14 3050 1500 3140 1590 1400 251
10 Ordering example
TGKOMR 3 1 2 1 Hole punching dimensions = (A + 20) × (B + 20)
Product * and ** are alternative positions for angle brackets
11 Size
TGKOMR-NA
Type of insulation – Lower connection
Fire protection 50 mm 1
12 Condensation 50 mm 2 E
Internal cladding of insulation

13 Zink plated steel 1
30
Zink plated perf. steel 2 Ød

Aluzink sheet metal AZ 185 3 The E-measure of the lower connection (TGKOMR-NA) shall
14 Aluzink sheet metal AZ185 perf. 4 fit the E-measure of the roof transition (TGKOMR).
Stainl. acid-res. steel perf. 2343 6 Accessories
15 No internal cladding
(Only applicable at condensation insula- 7 Lower connection TGKOMR-NA 3 125 1
tion)
Product
16 External material Size
Zink plated steel 1 Connection measure
Aluzink sheet metal AZ 185 2
Material
17 Stainl. acid-res. steel 2343 3
Zink plated steel 1
Standard colours see page 443.
Aluzink sheet metal AZ 185 2
18

ai r d uct systems | oth er circu lar products
Other circular products
Lindab 1
Safe 3
Silencers 4

6
evacuation
Air valves 7
Roof hoods 8
Transfer 10
Rectangular 11
Flexible ducting 12
Isol 13
Access doors 14
Smart tools 15

16
systems
Index 18
Content – Other circular products

Air entry nozzle
1 IMSKU.......................................... 463
2
Jet for air entry
nozzle
3 DY ................................................ 464
4
Plenum or
distribution
5 chamber
SLRU............................................ 465
7 Duct filter
STR .............................................. 466
Sealing clamp
9 SVK .............................................. 467
10
End cower
11 EP................................................. 468
12
Flanges
FL ................................................. 469
13
14
Wall stubs
TVILU ........................................... 470
TVIL.............................................. 471
15
16 Membrane
lead-through
MG ............................................... 472
17 MGL ............................................. 473
18

ai r duct systems | other circular products
Air entry nozzle IMSKU

Dimensions
1
ØD
H
3
Ød1 100 nom

4
l
5
Description Size ØD l H m 6
Used for ducting in bomb shelters, and is dimensioned for nom mm mm mm kg
the air volumes specified by the Civil Defence Board regula- 25 35 85 95 0,31
tions.
50 50 110 110 0,38 7
75 60 110 110 0,39
100
50
25 50 75 8
Size qmax Maximum no.
nom m³/h of persons
25 25 10 9
Δ pt [Pa]
10
50 50 20
5 75 75 30
10
1
1 5 50 [l/s] 11
5 10 25 50 75 100 [m3/h]
q
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
Product IMSKU 75
Type
17
Size
18

Jet for air entry nozzle DY

Dimensions
1
2 ØD
H
4
6 Description Size ØD H m
Used for ducting in bomb shelters, and is dimensioned for nom mm mm kg
the air volumes specified by the Civil Defence Board regula- 25 35 45 0,04
tions.
7 50 50 60 0,09
75 60 60 0,10
100
8 50
25 50 75
Size qmax Maximum no.

nom m³/h of persons
9 25 25 10
Δ pt [Pa]
10
50 50 20
5 75 75 30
10
1
11 1 5 50 [l/s]
5 10 25 50 75 100 [m3/h]
q
12
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
Product DY 75
Type
17
Size
18

Plenum or distribution chamber SLRU

Dimensions
1
H-55/H-105
2
H
3
80*
4
B-100/B-200
B
5
Description 6
Intended for installation beneath joists, for collection or dis-
Ød3
tribution of connected ducts underneath. The number of
A-100/A-200
ducts for each size is noted in the table.
A 7
The plenum or distribution chamber is clad internally with
fire protection insulation of 50 or 100 mm thickness. The
insulation is protected by perforated sheet metal steel 8
against damages from cleaning procedures.
Ordering example
SLRU 1300 310 355 50 0
The chamber has a simply removable lid.
Product
Length A
9
RAM
Width B
– Casting-in frame
Height H
10
Insulation thickness 50 alt. 100
Casting-in frame 0 = without, 1 = with
11
B+110
12
A+110
Used to locate plenum or distribution chamber SLRU in. 13

The chamber is locked to the frame with folding flaps.
Other dimensions can be made to order.
14
Insulation thickness Maximum no. of connected ducts 15

50 mm 100 mm Ødnom Frame
Ød3 A* B* H* m A* B* H* m m
Nm mm mm mm kg mm mm mm kg 63 80 100 125 160 200 kg
160 310 310 355 7,23 410 410 405 1 1 1 1 1 1 3,08 16
160 550 310 355 10,6 650 410 405 3 3 3 2 2 2 3,52
200 700 310 355 12,8 800 410 405 4 4 4 4 3 2 4,28
200 900 310 355 15,7 1000 410 405 5 5 5 5 4 3 4,90 17
200 1100 310 355 18,5 1200 410 405 7 7 6 6 5 4 5,52
200 1300 310 355 21,4 1400 410 405 8 8 8 8 6 5 6,14
* Tolerance ±5 mm 18

Duct filter STR

Dimensions
1 L
Ød1
3
Ød1 L tolerance area m

4 Nm mm mm m² kg
100 220 ± 20 0,04 0,04
125 260 ± 20 0,05 0,08
5 160 340 ± 20 0,09 0,12
200 420 ± 25 0,14 0,16
250 540 ± 30 0,22 0,23
6 Description
315 670 ± 30 0,34 0,36
The duct filter fits in all fittings with a Safe-groove. To install
400 860 ± 35 0,55 0,59
the filter in a T-piece means a simple mounting and replac-
ing. 500 1100 ± 50 0,89 0,72
7 630 1350 ± 50 1,37 0,91
The special tapered shape gives 4–5 times larger filter area
than the equivalent duct cross section area, giving lower
8 pressure drop and longer exchange intervals than the
Filter class G4
equivalent flat filter.
Standard filter class is G4, but class F5 is optionally avail- Ød1 [mm]
100
1000 125
160
200
9 able. The diagram shows the pressure drop across a clean
250
315
400
500
filter, including T-piece. The filter can be used to twice this 500
630
pressure drop. It is a good idea to dimension the system for vm
ax
=1
the average value. 0m
10 100 /s
Δ pt [Pa]
Δ pt dim = 1,5 · Δ pt clean

50
Max temperature = 120 °C

11 Highest recommended air speed in the duct.
10
5
12 Filter class vmax (m/s) 5 10 50 100 500 1000 5000 [l/s]
G4 10 50 100 500 1000 5000 10000 [m3/h]
q
F5 4,5
13 Filter class F5
Ød1 [mm]
500
0
14
10
5
12
0
16
0
20
0
25
5
31
0
40
0
50
0
63
15 100
Δ pt [Pa]
vm
ax
=4
50 ,5
m/
s
16
Ordering example 10
17 5 10 50 100 500 1000 2000 [l/s]
STR 200 G4 2 50 100 500 1000 5000 [m3/h]
q
Product
Dimension Ød1
18
Filter class

Sealing clamp SVK

Dimensions
1
4
Ød l
5
Description 6
Ød l m
Removable sealing clamp made from galvanised sheet nom mm kg
steel. Coated internally with a thick EPDM foam rubber seal.
80 130 0,30 7
The sealing clamp can join two ducts together, fitting to 100 130 0,34
duct or duct to fitting. 125 130 0,40
The sealing clamp is very useful when you want to be able 160 130 0,46 8
to remove a fitting or a unit from a ventilation system, and 200 130 0,59
can also be used to advantage for repairing a duct system.
250 190 0,94
315 190 1,17 9
400 250 1,42
500 250 1,75
10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
SVK 100
Product
17
Dimension Ød
18

End cap EP
Dimensions
1
Ø 63–500 Ø 630–1250
2 li li
Ød1
Ød1
4
6 Description Ød1 li m
nom mm kg
Fits inside a duct. 63 20 0,03
7 80 21 0,05
100 23 0,09
125 20 0,09
8 160 22 0,14
200 20 0,19
250 26 0,27
9 315 21 0,51
400 20 0,76
500 20 1,22
10
630 * 80 2,41
800 * 100 4,87
11 1000 * 100 7,09
1250 * 120 15,5
* Hand made
12
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
EP 160
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
18

Flat bar flange FL

Dimensions
b f 1
t
Ød
ØD
2
Description Ordering example 6

Heavy flange made from flat bar which then is hot dip galva-
nised. It suits both spirally swaged and lengthways swaged FL 200
ducts. Oval bolt holes facilitate assembly. Product
Dimension Ød 7
Other dimensions and hole spacings can be provided for
large orders.
8
Dimensions
9
Ød ØD Bolts to DIN 601
nom real tolerance real tolerance f quantity L b×t m
mm mm mm mm mm mm pcs dim mm mm kg
80 82,5 108 0,18
10
100 102 +1,0 129 0,22
4 16 25 × 3
112 114 -0,0 141 0,25
125 127 155 0,30 11
140 142 176 0,49
150 152 184 ±1,0 7,0 × 16 M6 0,52
160 162 194 0,55
180 182 213 6 30 × 4 0,60 12
200 203 235 0,70
224 227 259 0,74
250 253 +1,5 286 0,81
280 283 -0,0 322 1,31
13
300 303 341 1,40
8
315 318 356 1,47
355 358 395 9,5 × 20 M8 20 35 × 5 1,63 14
400 404 438 1,80
450 454 487 12 2,02
500 504 541 2,35
560 564 605 2,81 15
600 604 644 3,00
±1,5 16
630 634 674 3,15
710 714 751 3,54
40 × 5 16
800 804 837 3,90
900 904 +2,0 934 4,39
11,5 × 24 M10
1000 1005 -0,0 1043 4,89
24 17
1120 1125 1174 8,36
1250 1255 1311 9,32
1400 1407 1465 25 50 × 6 10,4
1600 1607 1637 32 11,8 18

Casting-in programme – TVILU

Wall stub
Dimensions
1
Ød1
255
3
4
255
5
nom kg
With Safe connection. 100 0,29
7 125 0,31
160 0,32
10
11
12
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
TVILU 100
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
18

Casting-in programme – TVIL

Wall stub
Dimensions
1
180
Ød
3
4
180 40
Description Ød m 6
nom kg
With female end. 100 0,15
125 0,20 7
10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
TVIL 100
Product
17
Dimension Ød
18

Membrane lead-through MG
Dimensions
1
Ø5
2
L
3 C
B
4 R80
C
5
6 Description
1
The product is based on a special flexible 2-component rub-
ber (1) that is integrated with a 1 mm aluminium plate (2). 2
7
Used for sealing of the building envelope for all types of
pipes and ducts, wich is lead trough a vapour barrier of roof- 3
ing underlay.
8
The product can be used as a roofing underlay transition or
as a vapour barrier sheet, in the ridge as well as on the Special transition designet for ceiling, shaft etc. used for
inclined roof area. ducts from Ø100 - Ø160
9
You will also find screwholes (3) ready for fixed roofing
Max. duct
underlay, concrete floor or floor structures. measure
10 A special mounting instruction exists for this product. /Ø B×L×C m
Type mm mm kg
MG 1016 160 200 × 200 × 50 0,32
11
Standard transition
Max. duct
12 measure
/Ø B×L×C m
Type mm mm kg
13 MG 100 110 150 × 235 × 80 0,40
MG 200 200 240 × 390 × 80 0,78
MG 315 315 355 × 565 × 80 1,36
14 MG 400 405 445 × 750 × 80 1,76
MG 710 710 750 × 1280 × 80 2,00
15
16 Ordering example
MG 200
Product
17
Dimension
18

Membrane lead-through MGL

Dimensions
1
A 3
B 5
Description 6
Max. duct
Made from a special flexible syntetic rubber and provided dimension
with tape with adhesive on both sides. /Ø A×B m
Type mm mm kg 7
Is used for sealing of the climate shield to all sorts of pipes
MGL 80 80 200 × 200 0,10
and ducts, which passes through moisture barrier or roofing
underlay. MGL 125 125 250 × 250 0,10
MGL 160 160 300 × 300 0,15 8
A special mounting instruction exists for this product.
MGL 250 250 400 × 400 0,20
MGL 355 355 500 × 500 0,25
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
MGL 160
Product
17
Dimension
18

ai r duct systems | tr a n s f e r
Transfer
Lindab 1
Safe 3
Silencers 4

6
evacuation
Air valves 7
Roof hoods 8
Transfer 10
Rectangular 11
Flexible ducting 12
Isol 13
Access doors 14
Smart tools 15

16
systems
Index 18
Content – Transfer
Ducts Take-off
1 SRTR........................................... 479 ILTR ............................................ 511
TSRTR......................................... 480
2
Slide-on stub End cover
Telescopic duct ILRTR .......................................... 481 EPTR .......................................... 512
3 LRTR ........................................... 482
PTR ............................................. 483
TLTR1 ......................................... 484
TLTR2 ......................................... 485
4 Transition pieces
OUTR.......................................... 513
Bends MFTR.......................................... 514
BTR 90°....................................... 487
5 BTR 60°....................................... 488
OTR ............................................ 515
LORTR........................................ 516
BTR 45°....................................... 489
BTR 30°....................................... 490
6 BTR 15°....................................... 491 Extraction hoods
BSTR 90° .................................... 492 SH............................................... 517
BSTR 60° .................................... 493 SHTR .......................................... 518
BSTR 45° .................................... 494 SPTR .......................................... 519
7 BSTR 30° .................................... 495
BSTR 15° .................................... 496
BSFTR 90° .................................. 497 Waste extractor
8 BSFTR 60° .................................. 498 GSTR .......................................... 520
BSFTR 45° .................................. 499
BSFTR 30° .................................. 500
BSFTR 15° .................................. 501
9
Reducer
RCLTR ........................................ 502 Flexible hoses
THTR .......................................... 521
10 THVTR ........................................ 522
11 T-piece Transition piece

TVTR 30°..................................... 504 (to hose) OTRTH........................................ 523
12
13 X-piece
XVTR 30°..................................... 505 Clips
SB............................................... 524
SB-1 ........................................... 525
14 SB-2 ........................................... 526
Y-piece
15 YVTR 30°..................................... 506 Sealing clamp
MFK ............................................ 527
16
Saddle
Sliding dampers See chapter
17 Collar saddle PSVTR 30° .................................. 507
Dampers and Measure units
PSTR........................................... 508
SKMTR ....................................... 303
SKPTR ........................................ 304
18

Description
Transfer – the duct system which is quick and easy to Mountings
assemble and take apart The types of mountings and their distances shall be choosen
Transfer is the circular duct system with tension clips for so that no sagging occurs in the system, and as justified for
1
quick assembly and disassembly. The system is supplied as safe installation.
standard with clips in dimensions Ø80 to Ø500 and with FL
flanges in dimensions Ø560 to Ø900. Please refer to page
Maintenance 2
The duct system does not normally need any maintenance,
469.
but regular checks for wear should be made.
Dust explosions
There is always a risk of dust explosion in installations where
Advantages of the Transfer system 3
• Facilitates inspection and cleaning thanks to quick
finely-divided material is transported.
and simple disassembly.
A dust explosion occurs when a critical mixture of finely • Facilitates environmental checking of the duct system. 4
divided material and air is ignited and burns rapidly with
consequent rapid expansion and pressure rise. A common • Rational joining, without screws or blind rivets.
cause of ignition is a spark from electrostatic discharge. • Has well-protected seal mouldings inside the clips. 5
Dust and sawdust extraction installations must be designed
to minimise sources of fire and explosion. • Can be twisted and adjusted after installation.
Noise • Gives straight assembly.

6
In particle transport systems, where the pressure differens • Does not have any sharp edges in the joints, since the
between in- and outside is big and where a little bead is swaged directly on the fittings.
leakage may cause noise, the joints ought to be taped if low
noise levels are required. • Is highly suitable for transporting light material by 7
means of air (chip extraction).
Applications
• Thanks to the bead, components are round and stiff.
The duct system is suitable for 8
• Does not require couplings.
• Particle transportation from woodworking, such as
saw mills, carpenters, furniture manufacturers and • Transition pieces available for the Safe systems etc.
craft workshops.
• Has lower pressure drop than the Safe system.
9
• Comfort ventilation.
• Quick and easy to assemble and disassemble.
• Extraction systems for better working environment. 10
• Plasma cutters.
• Specially designed ventilation plants where you have
extra demands for form, colour and appearance. 11
Please contact Lindab if you need other applications or to
transport other materials, and if there are special operation 12
circumstances.
13
14
15
16
17
18

ai r duct systems | tra n s f e r
General
Dimensions of ducts and fittings Angle tolerances
1
2
Ød
3
v α ± 1°
5 Ød Ød v
nom mm mm
80 78 6
6 100 98 6
125 123 6
140 138 6
7 150 148 6
160 158 6
180 178 8
8 200 198 8
224 224 8
250 250 8
9 300 300 10
315 315 10
350 350 10
10 400 400 10
450 450 10
500 500 10
11
560–900 with flanges
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Spiral swaged duct SRTR

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l
4
Description 6
Circular spiral swaged duct with projecting seam. t 500 1000 1500 2000 3000 6000
Ød std mm mm mm mm mm mm
The duct has end stubs swaged on, with Transfer beads at nom mm Weight for standard lengths, kg
each end.
80 0,45 0,55 1,10 1,65 2,20 3,30 6,60
7
Please refer to page 51 for technical data about ducts. 100 0,45 0,74 1,37 2,11 2,74 4,11 8,22
125 0,45 0,82 1,64 2,46 3,28 4,92 9,84
Please refer to pages 51 for technical data about ducts. 8
140 0,5 1,00 2,00 3,00 4,00 6,00 12,0
150 0,5 1,10 2,20 3,30 4,40 6,60 13,2
160 0,5 1,20 2,30 3,50 4,60 6,90 13,8 9
180 0,5 1,30 2,60 3,90 5,20 7,80 15,6
200 0,5 1,40 2,90 4,30 5,80 8,70 17,4
224 0,6 1,90 3,80 5,80 7,70 11,5 23,0 10
250 0,5 1,80 3,60 5,40 7,20 10,8 21,6
300 0,6 2,60 5,20 7,80 10,4 15,6 31,2
315 0,6 2,80 5,50 8,30 11,0 16,5 33,0 11
350 0,6 3,10 6,20 9,30 12,4 18,6 37,2
400 0,6 3,50 7,00 10,5 14,0 21,0 42,0
450 0,6 3,90 7,80 11,7 15,6 23,4 46,8 12
500 0,7 5,10 10,2 15,2 20,3 30,5 60,9
560 * 0,8 11,7 18,2 24,7 31,2 44,2 83,3
600 * 0,8 12,5 19,5 26,5 33,4 47,4 89,2 13
630 * 0,7 11,3 17,6 23,9 30,2 42,8 80,6
710 * 0,8 14,8 23,0 31,2 39,4 55,9 105
800 * 0,8 16,5 25,7 35,1 44,4 63,0 119 14
900 * 0,8 17,8 28,3 38,8 49,2 70,2 133
* Supplied with flange FL
15
Ordering example
SRTR 200 3000
16
Product
Dimension Ød
Lenght l
17
18

Slide-on stub TSRTR

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
4 l li
6 Description
Slide-on stub for installation in ducts of type SR. Ød t l li m
nom mm mm mm kg
After the duct has been shortened/fitted, add sealant etc 80 0,7 18 44 0,10
7 between the swaged seams on the slide-on stub, after
100 0,7 18 44 0,10
which the slide-on stub is inserted into the duct. The two
swaged seams guide and retain the slide-on stub. 125 0,7 18 44 0,20
140 0,7 18 44 0,20
8 To finish off, the edge of the stub is swaged, both to remove
150 0,7 18 44 0,20
the sharp edge of the transition and to fix the slide-on stub.
160 0,7 18 44 0,20
Please refer to the shortening instruction on page 486. 180 0,7 20 37 0,30
9
Is also used as transition piece OTRTH between Transfer 200 0,7 20 37 0,30
and flexible hose THVTR. See page 522. 224 0,7 20 37 0,30
10 250 0,7 20 37 0,30
300 0,9 22 32 0,40
315 0,9 22 32 0,50
11 350 0,9 22 32 0,50
400 0,9 22 32 0,70
450 0,9 22 32 0,80
12 500 0,9 22 32 0,90
13
14
15
Ordering example
16 TSRTR 200
Product
Dimension Ød
17
18

Slide-on stub ILRTR

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l1 5
Description 6
Slide-on stub for installation in ducts of type SR in dimen- Ød l1 m
sion range Ø560–900 where flange FL is used for joining. nom mm kg
560 80 0,90
After the duct has been shortened/fitted, add sealant etc
600 80 1,00
7
between the swaged seams on the slide-on stub, after
which the slide-on stub is inserted into the duct. The two 630 80 1,00
swaged seams guide and retain the slide-on stub. 710 100 1,40
8
800 100 2,00
To finish off, the edge of the stub is swaged to both remove
the sharp edge of the transition, and to fix the slide-on stub. 900 100 2,20
Please refer to the shortening instruction on page 486. 9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
ILRTR 800
16
Product
Dimension Ød
17
18

Lengthways swaged duct LRTR

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l
4
6 Description
Circular lengthways swaged duct with external seam. t 500 1000 1500 2000 2960**
Ød std mm mm mm mm mm
nom mm Weight for standard lengths, kg
7 80 0,6 0,70 1,30
100 0,6 0,80 1,68 2,50 3,40
t 1000 mm 2000 mm 3000 mm
125 0,6 1,00 2,09 3,10 4,20
8 Ød std Max permissible static negative
nom mm pressure, kPa 140 0,6 1,10 2,29 3,40 4,60
80 0,6 36,0 150 0,6 1,20 2,49 3,70 5,00
9 100 0,6 34,0 25,0 160 0,6 1,30 2,69 4,00 5,40
125 0,6 32,0 24,0 180 0,7 1,80 3,6 5,40 7,20
140 0,6 29,0 21,0 200 0,7 1,90 3,89 5,80 7,80
10 150 0,6 25,0 18,0 224 0,7 2,20 4,4 6,60 8,80
160 0,6 22,0 16,0 250 0,7 2,40 4,88 7,30 9,80 14,6*
180 0,7 21,0 15,5 300 0,7 2,90 5,88 8,80 11,8 17,6**
11 200 0,7 21,0 15,0 315 0,7 3,10 6,2 9,30 12,4 18,6**
224 0,7 20,0 14,5 350 0,7 3,50 7 10,5 14,0 21,0**
250 0,7 19,5 14,0 10,0 400 0,9 4,70 9,4 14,1 18,8 28,2**
12 300 0,7 18,5 13,5 9,5 450 0,9 5,30 10,6 15,9 21,2 31,8**
315 0,7 18,0 13,0 9,0 500 0,9 5,90 11,8 17,7 23,6 35,4**
350 0,7 16,0 12,0 8,0 560*** 0,9 11,8 18,4 25,0
13 400 0,9 19,0 14,0 8,5 600*** 0,9 12,6 19,7 26,7
450 0,9 16,0 12,0 7,0 630*** 0,9 13,2 20,7 27,1
500 0,9 14,0 10,0 6,0 650*** 0,9 13,6 21,3 28,9
14 710*** 0,9 14,9 23,3 31,6
750*** 0,9 15,7 24,6 33,4
800*** 0,9 16,6 26,1 35,5
15 900*** 0,9 18,8 29,4 40,0
* t = 0,9; l = 2970
Ordering example ** t = 0,9
16 LRTR 200 2000 *** Supplied with flange FL
Product
Dimension Ød
17 Lenght l
18

Slide-on stub PTR

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l
4
Description 6
Slide-on stub for installation in ducts of type LRTR. Ød t l m
nom mm mm kg
After the duct has been shortened/fitted the slide-on stub is 80 0,5 58 0,20
inserted into the duct, after which the slide-on stub is sealed
100 0,5 58 0,20
7
and fixed with putty or an sealing clamp such as MFK.
125 0,5 58 0,30
Turn the join during assembly, to face away from the direc- 140 0,5 58 0,30
tion of air flow. 8
150 0,5 58 0,40
Please refer to the shortening instruction on page 486. 160 0,5 58 0,40
Please refer to the shortening instruction on page 486. 180 0,5 53 0,40 9
200 0,5 53 0,40
224 0,5 53 0,40
250 0,5 53 0,30 10
300 0,9 49 0,60
315 0,9 49 0,40
350 0,9 49 0,80 11
400 0,9 49 1,20
450 0,9 49 1,30
500 0,9 49 1,50 12
13
14
15
Ordering example
PTR 200
16
Product
Dimension Ød
17
18

Telescopic duct TLTR1

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l3
l1
4 l
5 TLTR 2 TLTR 1
l2 l3
6 Description l1
Used together with telescopic duct TLTR 2 where it is nec-
essary to adjust duct length when the standard lenghts are
not sufficient.
7 Ød t l1, l2 l3 lmin lmax m
Fits also inside ducts of type SRTR Ø 80–200 and LRTR Ø nom mm mm mm mm mm kg
80–500.
80 0,7 220 30 250 410 0,40
8 For SRTR Ø 224–500 use the special duct TLSR. 100 0,7 220 30 250 410 0,45
125 0,7 220 30 250 410 0,55
140 0,7 220 60 280 410 0,60
9 150 0,7 220 30 250 410 0,65
160 0,7 220 30 250 410 0,70
180 0,7 220 30 250 410 0,80
10 200 0,7 350 30 380 670 1,35
224 0,7 350 30 380 670 1,50
250 0,7 350 30 380 670 1,70
11 300 0,7 350 60 410 670 2,05
315 0,7 350 30 380 670 2,15
350 0,7 350 60 410 670 2,40
12
400 0,9 350 60 410 670 3,30
450 0,9 350 60 410 670 3,70
13 500 0,9 350 60 410 670 4,10
Seal the joint after assembly by using either:
• Mastic or tape
14
• O-ring ORINGTR + clip SB or SB-2
15 O-ring
Transfer bead Clip SB or SB-2
Ordering example
16 TLTR1 250
Product Telescope piece
Dimension Ød
17
18

Telescopic duct TLTR2

Dimensions
1
Ød
l2
3
l 4
TLTR 2 TLTR 1 5
l2 l3
Description l1 6
Used together with telescopic duct TLTR 1 where it is nec-
essary to adjust duct length when the standard lenghts are
not sufficient.
Ød t l1, l2 l3 lmin lmax m 7
Can also be used as an ordinary duct. nom mm mm mm mm mm kg
80 0,7 220 30 250 410 0,40
100 0,7 220 30 250 410 0,45 8
125 0,7 220 30 250 410 0,55
140 0,7 220 60 280 410 0,60
150 0,7 220 30 250 410 0,65 9
160 0,7 220 30 250 410 0,70
180 0,7 220 30 250 410 0,80
200 0,7 350 30 380 670 1,35
10
224 0,7 350 30 380 670 1,50
250 0,7 350 30 380 670 1,70
300 0,7 350 60 410 670 2,05
11
315 0,7 350 30 380 670 2,15
350 0,7 350 60 410 670 2,40
12
400 0,9 350 60 410 670 3,30
450 0,9 350 60 410 670 3,70
500 0,9 350 60 410 670 4,10 13
Seal the joint after assembly by using either:
• Mastic or tape
14
• O-ring ORINGTR + clip SB or SB-2
O-ring
15
Transfer bead Clip SB or SB-2
Ordering example
TLTR2 250
16
Product Telescope piece
Dimension Ød
17
18

Instruction for shortening for length

adaptation of Transfer ducts
1
Spiral swaged duct SRTR Lengthways swaged duct LRTR
Adaption with fixed lengt Adaption with fixed length
2
4 SRTR LRTR
Shorten the duct to the desired length. Also consider the Shorten the duct to the desired length. Also consider the
installation length of the slide-on stub.
5 installation length of the slide-on stub.
7
TSRTR SRTR PTR LRTR
8 Install slide-on stub TSRTR (please refer to page 480). Install slide-on stub PTR (please refer to page 483).
Adaption with flexible length Adaption with flexible length
10
SRTR LRTR
11
Shorten the duct to the desired length. Also consider the
Shorten the duct to the desired length. Also consider the installation length of the slide-on stub.
installation length of the slide-on stub.
12
13
14
TLTR 1 LRTR
TLTR 1/TLSR SRTR
Install telescopic duct
Install telescopic duct Use TLTR-1 (page 484)
15 For Ø80–200 use TLTR-1 (page 484)
For Ø224–500 use TLSR (page 484) Remember to
Turn the duct so that the joint does not point towards the
Remember to direction of the air flow.
16 Turn the duct so that the joint does not point towards the
direction of the air flow.
17
18

Bend BTR 90°

Dimensions
1
l
rm
l
α 4
Ød 5
r m ≈1·d
Description 6
Pressed and seam welded bend. Ød t rm l m
nom mm mm mm kg
Some dimensions are made with a swaged-on beaded end. 80 0,5 100 135 0,31
100 0,5 100 130 0,30
7
125 0,5 125 155 0,50
140 0,7 135 165 0,70
8
150 0,7 150 180 0,80
160 0,6 160 190 0,77
180 0,7 180 205 1,00 9
200 0,7 200 252 1,20
224 0,7 225 277 1,37
250 0,7 250 302 1,71 10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
BTR 125 90
16
Product
Dimension Ød
Angle α
17
18

Bend BTR 60°

Dimensions
1
l1
3
rm
l2
4 α
Ød
5 r m ≈1·d
6 Description
Pressed and seam welded bend. Ød t rm l1 l2 m
nom mm mm mm mm kg
Some dimensions are made with a swaged-on beaded end. 80 0,5 100 88 114 0,20
7 100 0,5 100 88 88 0,20
125 0,6 125 102 102 0,25
140 * 0,7 135 108 134 0,50
8
150 * 0,7 150 117 143 0,51
160 * 0,6 160 122 148 0,51
9 180 * 0,7 180 129 156 0,80
200 0,7 200 167 167 0,86
224 0,7 225 182 182 1,03
10 250 0,7 250 196 196 1,20
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16 BTR 125 60
Product
Dimension Ød
17 Angle α
18

Bend BTR 45°

Dimensions
1
l
2
rm 3
l
α
4
Ød
r m ≈1·d
5
Description 6
nom mm mm mm kg
100 0,5 100 71 0,30
7
125 0,5 125 82 0,30
140 0,7 135 86 0,40
8
150 0,7 150 92 0,43
160 0,6 160 96 0,43
180 0,7 180 110 0,68 9
200 0,6 200 135 0,80
224 0,7 225 145 0,86
250 0,7 250 156 0,86 10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
BTR 125 45
16
Product
Dimension Ød
Angle α
17
18

Bend BTR 30°

Dimensions
1
l
2
3 rm
l
α
4 Ød
5 r m ≈1·d
6 Description
nom mm mm mm mm kg
7 100 0,5 100 57 57 0,20
125 0,6 125 63 63 0,25
140 0,7 140 68 68 0,40
8
150 0,7 150 70 70 0,34
160 0,7 160 73 73 0,50
9 180 0,7 180 73 73 0,60
200 0,7 200 106 106 0,80
224 0,7 225 112 112 0,77
10 250 0,7 250 119 119 1,10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16 BTR 125 30
Product
Dimension Ød
17 Angle α
18

Bend BTR 15°

Dimensions
1
l1
rm
α
3
l2
Ød 4
r m ≈1·d
5
Description 6
nom mm mm mm mm kg
100 0,5 100 43 43 0,20
7
125 0,5 125 46 46 0,14
140 0,7 140 74 74 0,30
8
150 0,6 150 76 76 0,26
160 0,5 160 51 51 0,14
180 0,7 180 76 76 0,40 9
200 0,7 200 78 78 0,60
224 0,7 225 81 81 0,60
10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
BTR 125 15
16
Product
Dimension Ød
Angle α
17
18

Bend BSTR 90°

Dimensions
1 l
l
rm
4
α
5 r m ≈1,5·d Ød
6 Description
nom mm mm mm kg
7 125 0,7 190 220 0,80
150 0,7 225 255 1,10
160 0,7 240 270 1,20
8
180 0,7 270 295 1,60
200 0,6 300 352 1,63
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16 BSTR 160 90
Product
Dimension Ød
17 Angle α
18

Bend BSTR 60°

Dimensions
1
l1
3
rm
l2
4
α
r m ≈1,5·d
Ød 5
Description 6
nom mm mm mm mm kg
125 0,7 190 140 166 0,60
7
150 0,7 225 160 186 0,70
160 0,7 240 169 195 0,80
8
180 0,7 270 181 208 1,20
200 0,7 300 225 225 1,13
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
BSTR 200 60
16
Product
Dimension Ød
Angle α
17
18

Bend BSTR 45°

Dimensions
1
l1
2
3 rm
l2
α
4
Ød
5 r m ≈1,5·d
6 Description
nom mm mm mm mm kg
7 125 0,7 190 109 135 0,40
150 0,7 225 123 149 0,50
160 0,7 240 129 155 0,60
8
180 0,7 270 137 164 0,90
200 0,6 300 176 176 0,88
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16 BSTR 200 45
Product
Dimension Ød
17 Angle α
18

Bend BSTR 30°

Dimensions
1
l1
rm
3
l2
α
4
Ød
r m ≈1,5·d
5
Description 6
nom mm mm mm mm kg
125 0,7 190 81 107 0,30
7
150 0,7 225 90 116 0,50
160 0,7 240 94 120 0,50
8
180 0,7 270 97 124 0,70
200 0,7 300 132 132 0,79
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
BSTR 160 30
16
Product
Dimension Ød
Angle α
17
18

Bend BSTR 15°

Dimensions
1
l1
3 rm
l2
α
4
Ød
5 r m ≈1,5·d
6 Description
nom mm mm mm mm kg
7 125 0,7 190 55 81 0,40
150 0,7 225 60 86 0,40
160 0,7 240 62 88 0,40
8
180 0,7 270 61 88 0,50
200 0,7 300 91 91 0,62
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16 BSTR 160 15
Product
Dimension Ød
17 Angle α
18

Bend BSFTR 90°

Dimensions
l 1
l
rm
4
α
r m ≈1,5·d Ød 5
Description 6
Segmented and swaged bend. Ød t rm l m
nom mm mm mm kg
200 0,7 300 387 3,40
224 0,7 336 423 4,20
7
250 0,7 375 462 4,90
300 0,7 450 531 6,40
8
315 0,7 472 553 7,10
350 0,7 525 606 9,00
400 0,9 600 681 13,1 9
450 0,9 675 756 16,2
500 0,9 750 831 19,5
560 * 0,9 840 875 29,3 10
600 * 0,9 900 935 32,7
630 * 0,9 945 980 37,3
650 * 0,9 975 1010 41,4 11
710 * 0,9 1065 1100 47,0
750 * 0,9 1125 1160 51,1
800 * 0,9 1200 1235 54,5 12
900 * 0,9 1350 1385 74,8
* Supplied with flange FL 13
14
15
Ordering example
BSFTR 250 90
16
Product
Dimension Ød
Angle α
17
18

Bend BSFTR 60°

Dimensions
1
l
3
rm
4
l
α
5 r m ≈1,5·d Ød
6 Description
nom mm mm mm kg
200 0,7 300 260 2,30
7 224 0,7 336 281 2,70
250 0,7 375 304 3,10
300 0,7 450 341 4,20
8
315 0,7 472 354 4,60
350 0,7 525 384 5,60
9 400 0,9 600 427 8,10
450 0,9 675 471 10,1
500 0,9 750 514 12,1
10 560 * 0,9 840 520 20,8
600 * 0,9 900 555 23,5
630 * 0,9 945 581 24,6
11 650 * 0,9 975 598 27,2
710 * 0,9 1065 650 36,4
750 * 0,9 1125 685 40,4
12 800 * 0,9 1200 728 42,3
900 * 0,9 1350 814 45,1
13 * Supplied with flange FL
14
15
Ordering example
16 BSFTR 250 60
Product
Dimension Ød
17 Angle α
18

Bend BSFTR 45°

Dimensions
1
l
2
3
rm
l
α
4
Ød
r m ≈1,5·d 5
Description 6
nom mm mm mm kg
200 0,7 300 211 1,90
224 0,7 336 226 2,20
7
250 0,7 375 242 2,50
300 0,7 450 267 3,40
8
315 0,7 472 277 3,70
350 0,7 525 298 4,50
400 0,9 600 330 6,50 9
450 0,9 675 361 7,90
500 0,9 750 392 9,40
560 * 0,9 840 383 16,7 10
600 * 0,9 900 408 18,5
630 * 0,9 945 426 20,1
650 * 0,9 975 439 22,3 11
710 * 0,9 1065 476 26,4
750 * 0,9 1125 501 28,6
800 * 0,9 1200 532 31,8 12
900 * 0,9 1350 594 34,9
14
15
Ordering example
BSFTR 250 45
16
Product
Dimension Ød
Angle α
17
18

Bend BSFTR 30°

Dimensions
1
l
2
3 rm
l
α
4
Ød
5 r m ≈1,5·d
6 Description
nom mm mm mm kg
200 0,7 300 167 1,50
7 224 0,7 336 177 1,70
250 0,7 375 187 1,90
300 0,7 450 202 2,50
8
315 0,7 472 208 2,80
350 0,7 525 222 3,40
9 400 0,9 600 242 4,90
450 0,9 675 262 5,80
500 0,9 750 282 6,80
10 560 * 0,9 840 260 12,7
600 * 0,9 900 276 14,5
630 * 0,9 945 288 15,7
11 650 * 0,9 975 296 18,4
710 * 0,9 1065 320 20,2
750 * 0,9 1125 336 21,5
12 800 * 0,9 1200 357 24,9
900 * 0,9 1350 397 29,6
13 * Supplied with flange FL
14
15
Ordering example
16 BSFTR 250 30
Product
Dimension Ød
17 Angle α
18

Bend BSFTR 15°

Dimensions
1
l
rm
α 3
l
Ød
4
r m ≈1,5·d 5
Description 6
nom mm mm mm kg
200 0,7 300 126 1,10
224 0,7 336 131 1,30
7
250 0,7 375 136 1,50
300 0,7 450 140 2,00
8
315 0,7 472 143 2,40
350 0,7 525 150 2,90
400 0,9 600 160 4,50 9
450 0,9 675 170 5,40
500 0,9 750 180 6,20
560 * 0,9 840 146 11,8 10
600 * 0,9 900 153 13,4
630 * 0,9 945 159 15,6
650 * 0,9 975 163 16,4 11
710 * 0,9 1065 175 18,3
750 * 0,9 1125 183 19,6
800 * 0,9 1200 193 22,4 12
900 * 0,9 1350 213 26,3
14
15
Ordering example
BSFTR 250 15
16
Product
Dimension Ød
Angle α
17
18

Reducer RCLTR
Dimensions
1
Ød1 Ød2 t l m
nom nom mm mm kg
2 100 80 0,7 162 0,30
125 80 0,7 196 0,40
125 100 0,7 168 0,40
3 140 80 0,7 216 0,60
140 100 0,7 189 0,40
4 140 125 0,7 155 0,40
150 80 0,7 230 0,60
150 100 0,7 203 0,60
5 150 125 0,7 168 0,40
150 140 0,7 148 0,40
160 80 0,7 244 0,70
6 Description 160 100 0,7 216 0,60
Long, concentric reducer with about 18° angle.
160 125 0,7 182 0,50
160 140 0,7 161 0,60
7 160 150 0,7 148 0,40
α
180 100 0,7 239 0,60
Ød1
Ød2
180 125 0,7 205 0,60

8
180 140 0,7 184 0,60
180 150 0,7 170 0,60
9 l
180 160 0,7 157 0,50
200 125 0,7 232 0,80
200 140 0,7 211 0,70
10 200 150 0,7 198 0,70
200 160 0,7 184 0,60
200 180 0,7 152 0,50
11 224 140 0,7 244 1,00
224 150 0,7 231 1,00
224 160 0,7 217 0,80
12
224 180 0,7 184 0,80
224 200 0,7 157 0,70
13 250 140 0,7 280 1,30
250 150 0,7 266 1,30
250 160 0,7 253 1,10
14 250 180 0,7 220 1,00
250 200 0,7 193 1,00
250 224 0,7 160 1,00
15 300 150 0,7 332 1,70
300 160 0,7 318 1,70
300 180 0,7 286 1,70
16 Ordering example 300 200 0,7 258 1,50
RCLTR 250 160 300 250 0,7 190 1,40
Product 315 160 0,7 339 1,60
17
Dimension Ød1 315 180 0,7 307 1,60
Dimension Ød2 315 200 0,7 279 1,50
18 315 224 0,7 246 1,40

Reducer RCLTR
Ød1 Ød2 t l m Ød1 Ød2 t l m
nom nom mm mm kg nom nom mm mm kg 1
315 250 0,7 210 1,40 630 * 560 * 0,9 276 9,30
315 300 0,7 139 1,30 630 * 600 0,9 221 8,80
350 180 0,7 361 2,00 650 * 350 0,9 547 8,40 2
350 200 0,7 334 2,00 650 * 400 0,9 490 8,30
350 224 0,7 301 2,10 650 * 450 0,9 421 7,80
350 250 0,7 265 1,90 650 * 500 0,9 353 7,40 3
350 300 0,7 194 1,70 650 * 560 * 0,9 296 9,70
350 315 0,7 173 1,40 650 * 600 * 0,9 241 9,20
400 180 0,7 428 2,80 650 * 630 * 0,9 221 9,00
4
400 200 0,7 401 2,80 710 * 400 0,9 605 9,60
400 224 0,7 368 3,00 710 * 450 0,9 536 9,20
5
400 250 0,7 332 2,60 710 * 500 0,9 467 8,70
400 300 0,7 260 2,70 710 * 560 * 0,9 411 11,1
400 315 0,7 240 2,30 710 * 600 * 0,9 356 10,6 6
400 350 0,7 185 2,00 710 * 630 * 0,9 315 10,2
450 200 0,7 469 3,50 750 * 450 0,9 566 9,60
450 224 0,7 437 3,80 750 * 500 0,9 497 9,10 7
450 250 0,7 401 3,30 750 * 560 * 0,9 441 11,5
450 300 0,7 329 3,40 750 * 600 * 0,9 386 11,0
450 315 0,7 309 2,90 750 * 630 * 0,9 345 10,6 8
450 350 0,7 254 2,60 750 * 650 * 0,9 325 10,4
450 400 0,9 197 2,80 750 * 710 * 0,9 290 10,0
9
500 224 0,7 505 4,30 800 * 500 0,9 591 11,0
500 250 0,7 469 4,00 800 * 560 * 0,9 535 13,4
500 300 0,7 398 4,00 800 * 600 * 0,9 480 12,9 10
500 315 0,7 377 3,80 800 * 630 * 0,9 439 12,5
500 350 0,7 322 3,40 800 * 650 * 0,9 419 12,1
500 400 0,9 265 3,60 800 * 710 * 0,9 354 11,6 11
500 450 0,9 197 3,20 800 * 750 * 0,9 325 11,2
560 * 250 0,7 578 8,20 900 * 560 * 0,9 697 17,7
560 * 300 0,9 506 8,00 900 * 600 * 0,9 642 17,0 12
560 * 315 0,7 485 7,80 900 * 630 * 0,9 601 16,5
560 * 350 0,7 431 7,60 900 * 650 * 0,9 570 16,1
560 * 400 0,9 374 7,40 900 * 710 * 0,9 516 15,3
13
560 * 450 0,9 305 7,00 900 * 750 * 0,9 450 14,9
560 * 500 0,9 236 6,50 900 * 800 * 0,9 392 13,8 14
600 * 300 0,9 561 8,60
600 * 315 0,7 541 8,60
600 * 350 0,7 486 8,20 15
600 * 400 0,9 429 8,20
600 * 450 0,9 360 7,70
600 * 500 0,9 291 7,20 16
600 * 560 0,9 235 6,40
630 * 315 0,7 582 8,60
630 * 350 0,7 527 8,00
17
630 * 400 0,9 470 7,90
630 * 450 0,9 401 7,40
18
630 * 500 0,9 333 7,00

T-piece TVTR 30°

Dimensions
1
Ød 3
l3
2
3
30°
Ød2
Ød1
4
l4
5 l1
6 Description
T-piece. Ød1 Ød2 Ød3 t l1 l3 l4 m
nom nom nom mm mm mm mm kg
NB 80 80 80 0,7 358 263 109 0,90
7 To save space, the adjacent table only contains a limited
100 100 100 0,7 398 301 112 1,20
selection from our range – the T-pieces where all dimen-
sions Ød1, Ød2 and Ød3 are equal in size. Other dimensions 125 125 125 0,7 448 347 116 1,60
are available to special order. 140 140 140 0,7 478 375 118 1,80
8
In all combinations, the installation length l1 is only governed 150 150 150 0,7 498 394 119 2,00
by the branch diameter Ød3. For example, all T-pieces with 160 160 160 0,7 518 413 120 2,30
Ød3 = 200 have installation length l1 = 589 mm.
9 NB
180 180 180 0,7 549 445 119 2,80
To save space, the adjacent table only contains a limited 200 200 200 0,7 589 482 121 3,40
selection from our range the T-pieces where all dimensions 224 224 224 0,7 637 527 124 4,20
10 d1, d2 and d3 are equal in size. Other dimensions are availa- 250 250 250 0,7 689 576 128 4,90
ble to special order.
300 300 300 0,7 777 662 129 7,00
11 by the branch diameter d3. For example, all T-pieces with d3 350 350 350 0,7 960 755 177 9,00
= 200 have installation length l1 = 589 mm.
400 400 400 0,9 1060 848 184 14,0
450 450 450 0,9 1160 842 190 16,9
12
500 500 500 0,9 1260 1035 197 20,1
560 * 560 * 560 * 0,9 1520 1245 275 26,0
13 600 * 600 * 600 * 0,9 1600 1320 280 29,0
630 * 630 * 630 * 0,9 1660 1376 284 31,0
650 * 650 * 650 * 0,9 1700 1413 287 34,0
14 710 * 710 * 710 * 0,9 1820 1525 295 41,0
750 * 750 * 750 * 0,9 1900 1600 301 45,0
800 * 800 * 800 * 0,9 2000 1693 307 51,0
15 900 * 900 * 900 * 0,9 2200 1879 321 64,0
Ordering example
16 TVTR 315 200 200
Product
Dimension Ød1
17 Dimension Ød2
Dimension Ød3
18

X-piece XVTR 30°

Dimensions
1
Ød 3
l3
30° 3
Ød2
Ød1
30°
4
l4
4
5
Ød
l1
Description 6
X-piece.
Ød3
NB Ød1 Ød2 Ød4 t l1 l3 l4 m
To save space, the adjacent table only contains a limited nom nom nom mm mm mm mm kg 7
selection from our range – the X-pieces where all dimen- 80 80 80 0,7 358 263 109 1,10
sions Ød1, Ød2 and Ød3/Ød4 are equal in size. Other dimen-
100 100 100 0,7 398 301 112 1,40
sions are available to special order.
125 125 125 0,7 448 347 116 1,80 8
by the larger branch diameter Ød3/Ød4. For example, all X-
150 150 150 0,7 498 394 119 2,30
pieces with Ød3 = 160 and Ød4 = 200 have installation
length l1 = 589 mm. 160 160 160 0,7 518 413 120 2,60 9
NB 180 180 180 0,7 549 445 119 3,20
To save space, the adjacent table only contains a limited 200 200 200 0,7 589 482 121 4,00
selection from our range the X-pieces where all dimensions 224 224 224 0,7 637 527 124 4,90 10
d1, d2 and d3/d4 are equal in size. Other dimensions are
250 250 250 0,7 689 576 128 5,80
available to special order.
300 300 300 0,7 777 662 129 8,80
11
by the larger branch diameter d3/d4. For example, all X-
350 350 350 0,7 960 755 177 11,2
pieces with d3 = 160 and d4 = 200 have installation length l1
= 589 mm. 400 400 400 0,9 1060 848 184 18,8
450 450 450 0,9 1160 842 190 22,2
12
500 500 500 0,9 1260 1035 197 26,8
560 * 560 * 560 * 0,9 1520 1245 275 34,0
13
600 * 600 * 600 * 0,9 1600 1320 280 39,0
630 * 630 * 630 * 0,9 1660 1376 284 41,0
650 * 650 * 650 * 0,9 1700 1413 295 46,0 14
710 * 710 * 710 * 0,9 1820 1525 295 54,0
750 * 750 * 750 * 0,9 1900 1600 301 60,0
800 * 800 * 800 * 0,9 2000 1693 307 68,0 15
900 * 900 * 900 * 0,9 2200 1879 321 85,0
Ordering example * Supplied with flange FL

XVTR 400 200 160 160
16
Product
Dimension Ød1
Dimension Ød2
17
Dimension Ød3
Dimension Ød4
18

Y-piece YVTR 30°

Dimensions
1
Ød 3
l3
2
3 30°
Ød1
30°
4
l4
4
Ød
6 Description
Y-piece. Ød3
Ød1 Ød4 t l3 l4 m
NB
7 To save space, the adjacent table only contains a limited nom nom mm mm mm kg
selection from our range – the Y-pieces where all dimen- 80 80 0,7 191 65 0,70
sions Ød1, Ød3 and Ød4 are equal in size. Other dimensions 100 100 0,7 213 67 0,80
are available to special order.
8 125 125 0,7 242 71 0,90
NB 140 140 0,7 259 73 1,10
To save space, the adjacent table only contains a limited 150 150 0,7 270 74 1,20
selection from our range the Y-pieces where all dimensions
9 d1, d3 and d4 are equal in size. Other dimensions are availa-
160 160 0,7 281 75 1,30
ble to special order. 180 180 0,7 304 73 1,60
200 200 0,7 327 76 2,00
10 224 224 0,7 354 79 2,50
250 250 0,7 383 82 2,90
300 300 0,7 440 82 4,40
11 315 315 0,7 457 84 4,70
350 350 0,7 497 89 5,40
400 400 0,9 554 96 9,00
12 450 450 0,9 610 102 10,8
500 500 0,9 667 109 13,1
560 * 560 * 0,9 735 155 17,0
13 600 * 600 * 0,9 780 160 19,5
630 * 630 * 0,9 814 164 20,5
650 * 650 * 0,9 837 167 23,0
14 710 * 710 * 0,9 905 195 27,0
750 * 750 * 0,9 951 201 30,0
800 * 800 * 0,9 1007 207 38,0
15 900 * 900 * 0,9 1121 221 47,0
Ordering example
16 YVTR 400 160 160
Product
Dimension Ød1
17 Dimension Ød2
Dimension Ød3
18

Saddle PSVTR 30°

Dimensions
1
Ød 3
l3
2
3
30°
Ød
4
l4
L 5
Description 6
Saddle. Ød Ød3 t L l3 l4 m
nom nom mm mm mm mm kg
The saddle is fixed with two sealing clamps MFK. 80 80 0,7 410 221 136 0,50
This product should not be installed with screws or blind riv- 100 100 0,7 450 263 138 0,60
7
ets when used in chip extraction installations. 125 125 0,7 500 317 142 0,80
140 140 0,7 530 349 144 0,90
8
NB 150 150 0,7 550 370 145 1,00
To save space, the adjacent table only contains a limited 160 160 0,7 570 391 146 1,20
selection from our range – the saddles where all dimensions
180 180 0,7 610 434 149 1,50 9
Ød and Ød3 are equal in size. Other dimensions are availa-
ble to special order. 200 200 0,7 650 477 152 1,70
224 224 0,7 700 528 156 2,10
NB
To save space, the adjacent table only contains a limited 250 250 0,7 750 584 159 2,40 10
selection from our range the saddles where all dimensions 300 300 0,7 850 690 165 3,10
d and d3 are equal in size. Other dimensions are available to 315 315 0,7 880 722 167 3,60
special order. 350 350 0,7 950 797 172 5,60 11
400 400 0,9 1050 904 179 6,50
450 450 0,9 1150 1010 185 8,20
500 500 0,9 1250 1117 192 9,80 12
560 560 * 0,9 1370 1245 200 11,2
600 600 * 0,9 1450 1330 205 13,8
630 630 * 0,9 1510 1394 209 14,0 13
650 650 * 0,9 1550 1437 212 16,0
710 710 * 0,9 1670 1565 220 18,0
750 750 * 0,9 1750 1651 225 21,0 14
800 800 * 0,9 1850 1757 232 24,0
900 900 * 0,9 2050 1971 245 28,0
15
Ordering example
PSVTR 400 160
16
Product
Dimension Ød
Dimension Ød3
17
18

Collar saddle PSTR

Dimensions
1
Ød3
2
l3
4
Ød
5
6 Description
Collar saddle. Ød Ød3 t l3 m
nom mm mm mm kg
80 80 0,6 143 0,20
7
100 80 0,6 156 0,20
100 100 0,6 131 0,30
8 125 80 0,6 166 0,20
125 100 0,6 144 0,30
125 125 0,6 149 0,40
9 140 80 0,6 173 0,20
140 100 0,6 176 0,40
140 125 0,6 121 0,30
10 140 140 0,6 181 0,50
150 80 0,6 178 0,20
150 100 0,6 181 0,40
11 150 125 0,6 186 0,50
150 140 0,6 186 0,50
150 150 0,6 186 0,50
12 160 80 0,6 183 0,20
160 100 0,6 161 0,30
160 125 0,6 166 0,40
13
160 140 0,6 191 0,50
160 150 0,6 191 0,50
14 160 160 0,6 171 0,50
180 80 0,6 193 0,20
180 100 0,6 196 0,40
15 180 125 0,6 201 0,50
180 140 0,6 201 0,50
Ordering example 180 150 0,6 201 0,50
16 PSTR 400 160 180 160 0,6 206 0,60
Product 180 180 0,6 202 0,90
Dimension Ød 200 80 0,6 203 0,20
17 Dimension Ød3 200 100 0,6 181 0,30
200 125 0,6 181 0,40
200 140 0,6 211 0,50
18
200 150 0,6 211 0,50

Collar saddle PSTR

Ød Ød3 t l3 m Ød Ød3 t l3 m
nom mm mm mm kg nom mm mm mm kg 1
200 160 0,6 191 0,50 350 160 0,6 226 0,40
200 180 0,6 212 0,90 350 180 0,6 222 0,60
200 200 0,6 212 1,00 350 200 0,6 222 0,70 2
224 80 0,6 215 0,20 350 224 0,6 222 0,70
224 100 0,6 218 0,40 350 250 0,6 222 0,80
224 125 0,6 223 0,50 350 300 0,6 216 0,90 3
224 140 0,6 223 0,50 350 315 0,6 216 1,10
224 150 0,6 223 0,50 350 350 0,6 216 1,60
224 160 0,6 228 0,60 400 125 0,6 311 0,40 4
224 180 0,6 224 0,80 400 140 0,6 251 0,30
224 200 0,6 224 0,80 400 150 0,6 311 0,40
224 224 0,6 224 1,00 400 160 0,6 316 0,50
5
250 80 0,6 228 0,30 400 180 0,6 247 0,40
250 100 0,6 206 0,40 400 200 0,6 312 0,90 6
250 125 0,6 211 0,40 400 224 0,6 312 0,90
250 140 0,6 236 0,50 400 250 0,6 332 1,10
250 150 0,6 236 0,50 400 300 0,6 301 1,10 7
250 160 0,6 241 0,60 400 315 0,6 326 1,60
250 180 0,6 237 0,90 400 350 0,6 326 1,90
250 200 0,6 237 0,90 400 400 0,7 321 2,40 8
250 224 0,6 237 1,20 450 100 0,6 331 0,40
250 250 0,6 257 1,30 450 125 0,6 336 0,50
300 80 0,6 201 0,20 450 140 0,6 276 0,40 9
300 100 0,6 201 0,20 450 150 0,6 336 0,40
300 125 0,6 201 0,30 450 160 0,6 341 0,50
300 140 0,6 201 0,40 450 180 0,6 272 0,40
10
300 150 0,6 201 0,40 450 200 0,6 337 0,90
300 160 0,6 201 0,40 450 224 0,6 337 0,90
11
300 180 0,6 197 0,60 450 250 0,6 357 1,10
300 200 0,6 197 0,60 450 300 0,6 266 1,00
300 224 0,6 197 0,70 450 315 0,6 351 1,50 12
300 250 0,6 197 0,80 450 400 0,7 371 2,30
315 80 0,6 261 0,30 450 450 0,7 266 1,40
315 100 0,6 264 0,40 500 100 0,6 356 0,40 13
315 125 0,6 244 0,40 500 125 0,6 361 0,50
315 140 0,6 269 0,50 500 140 0,6 301 0,30
315 150 0,6 269 0,50 500 150 0,6 361 0,40 14
315 160 0,6 273 0,50 500 160 0,6 366 0,50
315 180 0,6 273 0,90 500 180 0,6 297 0,50
315 200 0,6 269 0,90 500 200 0,6 362 0,90
15
315 224 0,6 269 0,90 500 224 0,6 322 0,70
315 250 0,6 289 1,10 500 250 0,6 382 1,10
16
315 300 0,6 259 1,50 500 300 0,6 291 0,90
315 315 0,6 283 1,90 500 315 0,6 376 1,50
350 100 0,6 226 0,30 500 350 0,7 291 1,70 17
350 125 0,6 226 0,30 500 400 0,7 396 2,30
350 140 0,6 226 0,40 500 450 0,7 291 1,50
350 150 0,6 226 0,40 500 500 0,7 291 1,70 18

Collar saddle PSTR

Ød Ød3 t l3 m Ød Ød3 t l3 m
1 nom mm mm mm kg nom mm mm mm kg
560 250 0,7 412 1,50 800 500 0,9 441 3,80
560 300 0,7 321 1,30 800 560 * 0,9 441 6,30
2 560 315 0,7 406 1,90 800 630 * 0,9 441 7,30
560 350 0,7 381 2,00 800 650 * 0,9 441 7,70
560 400 0,9 426 3,10 800 710 * 0,9 441 8,70
3 560 450 0,9 321 2,70 800 750 * 0,9 441 9,20
560 500 0,9 321 3,10 800 800 * 0,9 441 10,1
560 560 * 0,9 321 5,70 900 560 * 0,9 491 6,60
4 600 300 0,7 341 1,40 900 600 * 0,9 491 7,20
600 315 0,7 426 1,90 900 630 * 0,9 491 7,60
600 350 0,7 341 1,70 900 650 * 0,9 491 8,00
5 600 400 0,9 446 3,10 900 710 * 0,9 491 9,10
600 450 0,9 341 2,70 900 750 * 0,9 491 9,70
6 600 500 0,9 341 3,30 900 800 * 0,9 491 10,6
600 560 * 0,9 341 5,80 900 900 * 0,9 491 12,2
600 600 * 0,9 341 6,30
7 630 315 0,7 441 2,10
630 350 0,7 356 1,80
630 400 0,9 461 3,30
8 630 450 0,9 356 2,80
630 500 0,9 356 3,50
630 560 * 0,9 356 5,90
9 630 600 * 0,9 356 6,40
630 630 * 0,9 356 6,80
650 350 0,7 366 1,90
10 650 400 0,9 366 2,60
650 450 0,9 366 2,90
650 500 0,9 366 3,60
11
650 560 * 0,9 366 6,00
650 600 * 0,9 366 6,50
12 650 630 * 0,9 366 6,90
650 650 * 0,9 366 7,20
710 400 0,9 396 3,00
13 710 450 0,9 396 3,10
710 500 0,9 396 3,80
710 560 * 0,9 396 6,10
14 710 600 * 0,9 396 6,70
710 630 * 0,9 396 7,10
710 650 * 0,9 396 7,40
15 710 710 * 0,9 396 8,50
750 450 0,9 416 3,20
750 500 0,9 416 3,80
16
750 560 * 0,9 416 6,20
750 600 * 0,9 416 6,70
17 750 630 * 0,9 416 7,10
750 650 * 0,9 416 7,40
750 710 * 0,9 416 8,60
18 750 750 * 0,9 416 9,00

Take-off ILTR
Dimensions
1
10-20 mm
Ød
3
l 4
Description 6
Take-off. Ød t l m
nom mm mm kg
80 0,7 50 0,10
100 0,7 50 0,10
7
125 0,7 50 0,20
140 0,7 50 0,20
8
150 0,7 50 0,20
160 0,7 50 0,20
180 0,7 45 0,30 9
200 0,7 45 0,30
224 0,7 45 0,30
250 0,7 45 0,40 10
300 0,7 40 0,40
315 0,7 40 0,50
350 0,7 40 0,50 11
400 0,9 40 0,70
450 0,9 40 0,80
500 0,9 40 0,90 12
13
14
15
Ordering example
ILTR 315
16
Product
Dimension Ød
17
18

End cover EPTR

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
4 l
6 Description
End cover. Ød t l m
nom mm mm kg
80 0,7 56 0,30
7 100 0,7 56 0,40
125 0,7 56 0,40
140 0,7 56 0,40
8
150 0,7 56 0,50
160 0,7 56 0,60
9 180 0,7 52 0,60
200 0,7 52 0,80
224 0,7 52 0,80
10 250 0,7 52 0,80
300 0,9 46 0,90
315 0,9 46 1,00
11 350 0,9 46 1,00
400 0,9 46 1,40
450 0,9 46 1,60
12 500 0,9 46 1,80
560 * 0,9 70 5,40
600 * 0,9 70 6,10
13 630 * 0,9 70 6,30
650 * 0,9 70 6,70
710 * 0,9 90 7,80
14 750 * 0,9 90 8,30
800 * 0,9 90 9,00
900 * 0,9 90 10,7
15
Ordering example
16 EPTR 315
Product
Dimension Ød
17
18

Transition piece OUTR

Dimensions
1
Ød1
Ød2
3
l li 4
Description 6
Coupling between Transfer and Safe systems. Ød1 Ød2 t l li m
nom nom mm mm mm kg
80 80 0,7 40 40 0,15
100 100 0,7 40 40 0,15
7
125 125 0,7 40 40 0,20
140 140 0,7 40 40 0,20
8
150 150 0,7 40 40 0,30
160 160 0,7 40 40 0,30
180 180 0,7 40 40 0,30 9
200 200 0,7 40 40 0,30
224 224 0,7 40 40 0,40
250 250 0,7 60 60 0,40 10
300 300 0,7 46 60 0,70
315 315 0,7 46 60 0,50
350 350 0,9 46 60 0,80 11
400 400 0,9 46 80 1,20
450 450 0,9 46 80 1,40
500 500 0,9 46 80 1,60 12
560 560 0,9 80 80 4,6
600 600 0,9 80 80 4,9
630 630 0,9 80 80 5,1 13
650 650 0,9 80 80 5,4
710 710 0,9 100 100 6,1
750 750 0,9 100 100 6,8 14
800 800 0,9 100 100 7,5
900 900 0,9 125 125 8,5
15
Ordering example
OUTR 315
16
Product
Dimension Ød
17
18

Transition piece MFTR

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
4 l
6 Description
Coupling with female end between Transfer and Safe sys- Ød t l m
tems. nom mm mm kg
80 0,7 62 0,10
7 100 0,7 62 0,10
125 0,7 62 0,20
140 0,7 62 0,20
8
150 0,7 62 0,20
160 0,7 62 0,20
9 180 0,7 58 0,20
200 0,7 58 0,20
224 0,7 58 0,30
10 250 0,7 79 0,30
300 0,9 106 0,70
315 0,9 73 0,30
11 350 0,7 115 0,9
400 0,9 126 1,20
450 0,9 126 1,40
12 500 0,9 126 1,60
13
14
15
Ordering example
16 MFTR 315
Product
Dimension Ød
17
18

Transition piece OTR

Dimensions
1
ØA
Ød
3
l 4
Description 6
Coupling between Transfer and other joining system. Ød t
nom mm
As standard the length is 100 mm. If a specific length is 80 0,7
desired it can be stated when order. The length depends on
100 0,7
7
dimensions and joining system. Minimum length is 50 mm.
125 0,7
140 0,7
Ød : dimension for Transfer 8
150 0,7
ØA : dimension for other system
160 0,7
At order state the type of the other joining system. 180 0,7 9
200 0,7
224 0,7
250 0,7 10
300 0,9
315 0,9
350 0,9 11
400 0,9
450 0,9
500 0,9 12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
OTR 250 250 100 FL
Product
Dimension Ød
Dimension ØA
17
Lenght l
Other joining system
18

Transition piece LORTR

Dimensions
1
View direction
1
2
Ød
b
3
l a
4 2
6 Description 3
Coupling between Transfer and rectangular connection.
The measures e and h only need to be specified for alterna-
7 tive 6. A negative value for e, for example, means that e is
outside side a.
The measures e and h only need to be specified for alterna-
8 tive 6. A negative value for e, for example, means that e is 4
outside side a.
10 5
11
6
12
h
b
13
e
14 a
15
a, b l
Ordering example Largest side mm
16 LORTR 500 300 160 1
mm
100 – 350 300
Product
Largest side a 351 – 750 450
17 Smallest side b 751 – 1200 600
Diameter in mm Ød
The alt. displacement are seen from the circular end 1–6
18

Extraction hood SH
Dimensions
Ød 1
l1
3
l2
4
ØD 5
Description 6
Extraction hood for all types of extraction. Ød ØD l1 l2 m
nom nom mm mm kg
Available in two standard sizes with various accessories 80 160 80 95 0,31
such as a damper, net and magnet.
160 * 315 120 155 1,00
7
* Supplied with handle
8
10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
SH 160
16
Product
Dimension Ød
17
18

Extraction hood SHTR

Dimensions
1 Ød2 Ød3
Ød4
Ød1
2
Ød
6 Description
Extraction hood. Ød t
To order, specify Ød and dimensions for stubs Ød1, Ød2, nom mm
7 Ød3 etc. and the sequence they should be located on the 80 0,7
pitch circle. 100 0,7
125 0,7
8 140 0,7
150 0,7
160 0,7
9 180 0,7
200 0,7
224 0,7
10 250 0,7
300 0,7
315 0,7
11 350 0,7
400 0,9
450 0,9
12 500 0,9
13
14
15
Ordering example
16 SHTR 250 xxx - xxx - xxx
Product
Dimension Ød
17 Dimension Ød1, Ød2, Ød3
18

Extraction hood SPTR

Dimensions
Ød2 Ød3 1
Ød4
Ød1
2
Ød
Description 6
Extraction hood. Ød t
nom mm
To order, specify Ød and dimensions for stubs Ød1, Ød2,
Ød3 etc. and the sequence they should be located on the 80 0,7 7
pitch circle. 100 0,7
125 0,7
140 0,7 8
150 0,7
160 0,7
180 0,7 9
200 0,7
224 0,7
250 0,7 10
300 0,7
315 0,7
350 0,7 11
400 0,9
450 0,9
500 0,9 12
13
14
15
Ordering example
SPTR 315 xxx - xxx - xxx
16
Product
Dimension Ød
Dimension Ød1, Ød2, Ød3
17
18

Waste extractor GSTR

Dimensions
1 Ød
D
4
C
5 A E
B
6 Description
Used for extraction of chips etc. Is to be placed up to a wall. Ød A B C D E
nom mm mm mm mm mm
100 300 165 100 460 120
7 125 300 165 100 460 120
160 300 165 100 460 120
10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16 GSTR 125
Product
Dimension Ød
17
18

Flexible hose THTR

Dimensions
1
Ød
4
Description 6
Light, flexible hose built on a bright steel spiral. Transparent Max. per-
with a light bluish tone. Min. missible
bending negative
Material polyester – polyurethane Ød radius pressure l ml 7
Temperature range -40 to +100 °C mm mm kPa mm kg/m
Fits standard fitting dimensions. 80 80 14,5 6000 0,50
100 100 12,0 6000 0,60 8
125 125 10,0 6000 0,70
140 140 8,0 6000 0,80
150 150 7,8 6000 0,90 9
160 160 7,5 6000 0,90
180 180 6,5 6000 1,00
200 200 6,2 6000 1,10 10
250 250 5,0 6000 1,40
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
THTR 160
16
Product
Dimension Ød
17
18

Flexible hose THVTR

Dimensions
1
ØD
Ød
4
6 Description
Flexible hose, non-spiral, profiled wall construction, Max. per-
extruded ethylene-vinyl-acetate The design means that the Min. missible
hose has an almost completely smooth interior under high bending negative
7 vacuum, with consequent low pressure drop. This is Ød ØD radius pressure l ml
because the open ridges on the inside of the hose are com- mm mm mm kPa mm kg/m
pressed at negative pressure. 25 31 66 50 30000 0,20
8 Colour blue
32 41 82 50 30000 0,30
Temperature range -45 to +65 °C 38 48 93 50 30000 0,40
45 56 111 50 30000 0,50
9 50 61 122 50 30000 0,60
63 76 160 50 30000 0,80
76 91 188 50 15000 1,10
10 100 115 252 50 15000 1,50
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16 THVTR 100
Product
Dimension Ød
17
18

Transition piece OTRTH

Dimensions
1
Ø100
Ød1
3
30
38 70 4
Description 6
Coupling between Transfer and flexible hose THVTR. Ød1 m
nom kg
25 0,19
32 0,20
7
38 0,20
45 0,20
8
50 0,21
63 0,21
76 0,22 9
Dim 80–250 use TSRTR page 480.
10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
OTRTH 50
16
Product
Dimension Ød1
17
18

Clip SB
Dimensions
1
2
d
Ø
3
b
6 Description
The clip is provided with a rubber gasket. The clip handles Ød b m
can be secured against inadvertent opening by means of a nom mm kg
lock pin. 80 14 0,10
7 100 14 0,10
Temperature range -30 to +75 °C continuous
-40 to +85 °C intermittent 125 14 0,10
140 14 0,10
8
150 14 0,10
160 14 0,10
9 180 19 0,20
200 19 0,30
224 19 0,30
10 250 19 0,30
300 25 0,40
315 25 0,50
11 350 25 0,60
400 25 0,60
450 25 0,70
12 500 25 0,80
13
14
15
Ordering example
16 SB 400
Product
Dimension Ød
17
18

Clip SB-1
Dimensions
1
2
d
Ø
3
b
4
Description 6
Provided with a rubber gasket of EPDM rubber and a thread Ød b m
spring. The clip handle can be secured against inadvertent nom mm kg
opening by means of a lock pin. 80 14 0,10
100 14 0,10
7
-40 to +85 °C intermittent 125 14 0,10
140 14 0,10
8
150 14 0,10
160 14 0,10
180 19 0,20 9
200 19 0,30
224 19 0,30
250 19 0,30 10
300 25 0,40
315 25 0,50
350 25 0,60 11
400 25 0,60
450 25 0,70
500 25 0,80 12
13
14
15
Ordering example
SB-1 250
16
Product
Dimension Ød
17
18

Clip SB-2
Dimensions
1
2
d
Ø
3
b
6 Description
The clip is provided with a rubber gasket. The clip is ten- Ød b Key size m
sioned by means of a hexagonal socket cap screw. Suitable nom mm mm kg
for tightening with a screw tightener. 80 14 3 0,10
7 100 14 3 0,10
-40 to +85 °C intermittent 125 14 3 0,10
140 14 3 0,10
8
150 14 3 0,10
160 14 3 0,10
9 180 19 3 0,20
200 19 3 0,30
224 19 3 0,30
10 250 19 3 0,30
300 25 5 0,40
315 25 5 0,50
11 350 25 5 0,60
400 25 5 0,60
450 25 5 0,70
12 500 25 5 0,80
13
14
15
Ordering example
16 SB-2 200
Product
Dimension Ød
17
18

Sealing clamp MFK

Dimensions
1
Ød
4
90
Description 6
The inside of the sealing clamp is clad with longlife resistant Ød m
EPDM rubber. nom kg
80 0,30
Used for sealing joints on slide-on stub PTR and saddle
100 0,30
7
PSVTR.
125 0,40
140 0,40
8
150 0,50
160 0,50
180 0,50 9
200 0,50
224 0,60
250 0,60 10
300 0,60
315 0,70
350 0,70 11
400 0,80
450 1,10
500 1,20 12
13
14
15
Ordering example
MFK 200
16
Product
Dimension Ød
17
18

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Rectangular
Lindab 1
Safe 3
Silencers 4

evacuation 6
Air valves 7
Roof hoods 8
Transfer 10
Rectangular 11
Flexible ducting 12
Isol 13
Access doors 14
Smart tools 15
systems 16
Index 18
lindab | rectangular
Content – Rectangular
Duct Rectangular joint
1 LKR ............................................. 535 system
Flange profile RJFP ..........................1
2 Corner RJCL.....................................2
Bends
LBR ............................................. 536
3 Bolt clamp RJBC..............................3
Slide profile RJSP.............................3

4 LBXR ........................................... 537
Bot RJB ............................................3

5
S-bend Nut RJN............................................3

6 LBSR........................................... 538
Sealing moulding RJSM ...................3

7
Taper Rod RDR ..........................................1
LDR ............................................. 539
8
Rod bolt RDRB.................................1
9
Rod washer RDRW ..........................1
Rect-to-round
transition LORU .......................................... 540
10
Rod dowel RDRD .............................1
11 Rod cross RDRC ..............................2

Collars
LAR ............................................. 541
12 Vane fastener RDVF .........................1
13
LPSR ........................................... 542
14
T-piece
15 LTTR ........................................... 543
16
End cover
17 LEPR ........................................... 544
18

Content – Rectangular
Joining parts Joining profile LS 1 .......................... 1
1
Joining profile LS 11 ........................ 1

2
3
4
Joining profile LS 3 .......................... 1
5
6
7
Regulating See chapter
damper Dampers & Measure units
LKSR............................................ 303 8
9
Access doors See chapter Access doors
IPLR ............................................. 610
IPF................................................ 613 10
IPRD............................................. 614
IPL................................................ 615
LKCR............................................ 616
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

General
Some products might differ slightly from country to country. Dimensions and weights
Please contact your local Lindab store for correct informa-
1 tion.
The “I”-measures given in the tables are the overall installa-
tion dimensions of products. The following tolerances apply,
Rectangular consists of rectangular ducts, fittings and si- depending on duct or fitting dimensions.
lencers with dimensions in accordance with a and b are the internal duct or fitting dimensions.
2 SS-EN 1505 when not otherwise specified. The duct sys-
teme fulfils tightness class C and pressure class 2 according
to EN 1507:2006. All fittings and ducts are made of hot-dip
b
3 galvanized steel sheet Z 275. If higher corrosion protection is
needed, alu-zinc or stainless steel can be used.
A joining profile is mounted at the end of every fitting and a
4 duct. A common slide profile LS-3 or bolt clamps and a seal
Tolerances for dimensions a and b
moulding, RJSM is needed to join components. So pre-cut +0 mm
when a + b < 1200:
mouldings and an adequate length of seal moulding are sup- -4
when a + b > 1200: +0 mm
5 plied in each delivery. Seals are made from temperature re- -6
Tolerances for “I”-measures ±5 mm
sistant polythene. Recommended temperature range is -70
to +80°C.
6 Support distances of ducts and components must never ex- Hydraulic diameter dh
ceed 2400 mm for any dimension. Nor may there be more The diameter of a circular duct which gives the same pres-
than one joint between two supports. The support must be sure drop at the same air velocity as in the rectangular duct.
7 located max. 500 mm from a joint. 4 ⋅ Ac 2⋅a⋅b
Non-standard ducts and duct components can be tendered d h = -------------- = ------------------
O a+b
on request. Please enclose a dimensioned sketch if possible.
8 Tightness Equivalent diameter de

Ducts and fittings fulfil tightness class C. This only applies on The diameter of a circular duct which gives the same pres-
condition that the products are installed in accordance with sure drop at the same air flow as in the rectangular duct.
9 the installation instruction.
Insulated ducts
Please refer to page 39–40 for more information about seal-
Insulated ducts can be made in the following designs:
ing classes and official requirements.
• Internally condensation and heat insulated with
10 Strength Lindtec®
Standard ducts and duct components can withstand positive • Internally insulated, clad with solid sheet metal
of 1000 Pa and negative pressures of -750 Pa. • Internally insulated, clad with perforated sheet metal
11 The ducts are manufactured to fulfil the requirements of • Internal fire protection insulation 50 and 100 mm
EN 1507:2006. This means that when the duct is submitted
to the maximum pressure of relevant pressure class than
• the duct slide doesn´t bulge or cave more than the
12 smallest value of 3% of its widh or 30 mm
• the joint between two products doesn´t bulge or cave
more than 1/250-part of the longest side width.
13
Larger ducts and fittings are reinforced by hat-shaped pro-
files and rods.
14
15
16
17
18

General
Technical data for standard sizes
Cross-sectional area, Ac [m²] 1
b\a 200 250 300 400 500 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 Ac = a × b
100 0,02 0,03 0,03 0,04
150 0,03 0,04 0,05 0,06 0,08 0,09 2
200 0,04 0,05 0,06 0,08 0,10 0,12 0,16
250 0,06 0,08 0,10 0,13 0,15 0,20 0,25
300 0,09 0,12 0,15 0,18 0,24 0,30 0,36 3
400 0,16 0,20 0,24 0,32 0,40 0,48 0,56 0,64
500 0,25 0,30 0,40 0,50 0,60 0,70 0,80 0,90 1,00
600 0,36 0,48 0,60 0,72 0,84 0,96 1,08 1,20 4
800 0,64 0,80 0,96 1,12 1,28 1,44 1,60
1000 1,00 1,20 1,40 1,60 1,80 2,00
1200 1,44 1,68 1,92 2,16 2,40 5
1400 1,96 2,24 2,52 2,80
1600 2,56 2,88 3,20
1800 3,24 3,60 6
2000 4,00
Circumference, O [m] 7
b\a 200 250 300 400 500 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 O = 2 × (a + b)
100 0,6 0,7 0,8 1,0
150 0,7 0,8 0,9 1,1 1,3 1,5 8
200 0,8 0,9 1,0 1,2 1,4 1,6 2,0
250 1,0 1,1 1,3 1,5 1,7 2,1 2,5
300 1,2 1,4 1,6 1,8 2,2 2,6 3,0 9
400 1,6 1,8 2,0 2,4 2,8 3,2 3,6 4,0
500 2,0 2,2 2,6 3,0 3,4 3,8 4,2 4,6 5,0
600 2,4 2,8 3,2 3,6 4,0 4,4 4,8 5,2 10
800 3,2 3,6 4,0 4,4 4,8 5,2 5,6
1000 4,0 4,4 4,8 5,2 5,6 6,0
1200 4,8 5,2 5,6 6,0 6,4
1400 5,6 6,0 6,4 6,8
11
1600 6,4 6,8 7,2
1800 7,2 7,6
2000 8,0
12
Hydraulic diameter, dh [mm]

13
b\a 200 250 300 400 500 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 dh = 4 × Ac/O =
100 133 143 150 160 2 × a × b/ (a + b)
150 171 188 200 218 231 240 14
200 200 222 240 267 286 300 320
250 250 273 308 333 353 381 400
300 300 343 375 400 436 462 480 15
400 400 444 480 533 571 600 622 640
500 500 545 615 667 706 737 762 783 800
600 600 686 750 800 840 873 900 923
800 800 889 960 1018 1067 1108 1143
16
1000 1000 1091 1167 1231 1286 1333
1200 1200 1292 1371 1440 1500
1400 1400 1493 1575 1647
17
1600 1600 1694 1778
1800 1800 1895
2000 2000 18

General
1 Equivalent diameter, de [mm]

b\a 200 250 300 400 500 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000
100 152 169 183 207
2 150 189 210 229 260 287 310
200 219 244 267 305 337 366 414
250 274 299 344 381 414 470 518
3 300 328 378 421 458 521 575 621
400 438 489 534 610 675 732 783 829
500 547 599 688 763 829 888 941 991 1036
4 600 657 757 842 916 982 1043 1098 1150
800 876 978 1068 1148 1221 1289 1351
1000 1095 1199 1292 1376 1454 1527
5 1200 1314 1419 1514 1602 1684
1400 1534 1639 1736 1826
1600 1753 1858 1957
6 1800 1972 2078
2000 2191
7
de = 2 × b × (π2-n × (1 + a/b)1+n/(a/b)3)1/(n-5)
where n = 1/(1,05 × log (Re) -0,45)
where Re = vm × dh/ν
8 where vm = 5 m/s
and ν = 0,000 000 101 312 × t + 0,010 013 001 375 72
where t = 20°C
9
10
Specific weight, ml [kg/m]
b \ a 200 250 300 400 500 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000
11 100 4 5 6 7
150 5 6 6 8 9 11
200 6 6 7 8 10 11 15
12 250 7 8 9 11 12 16 19
300 8 10 11 13 16 19 22
400 11 13 14 18 21 24 27 33
13 500 14 15 19 22 25 28 35 38 41
600 17 21 24 27 30 36 40 42
800 25 28 31 34 41 44 45
14 1000 31 34 37 44 47 49
1200 37 40 47 50 52
1400 43 50 53 55
15 1600 58 61 62
1800 65 65
2000 69
16
17
18

Duct LKR
Dimensions
1
b
2
L a
3
Description 6
Straight duct, stiffened with transverse trapezoid corruga-
tions, which reduces the risk of noise generation. Larger
dimensions have stiffening profiles and/or internal rods.
Installation height of these profiles is 23 mm.
7
When a or b ≤ 1200, standard lengths are 2400 or 1250 mm.
If a or b >1200, standard length is 1250 mm. Other lengths 8
can be ordered.
Ducts are normally supplied with a strong joining profile
RJFP 20 or RJFP 30 at each end, but can also be supplied 9
as a flexible piece, where the joining profile on one end is
not fixed. Also available with an end cover fixed by joining
profiles.
10
11
12
Ordering example
LKR 500 300 2400 1
Product 13
Largest side a
Smallest side b
Length L 14
RJFP-joint at both ends 1
RJFP-joint at one end 2
Loose joint included.
15
End cover on joining profiles at
other end.
End cover on joining profiles at 4 16
both ends.
No loose joint included. 17
18

Bend LBR
Dimensions
1
2
Guide vane
a1
3 at a ≥800
a/3
4
l2
l1 a2 b
1
a
6 Description
Bend with sharp outer corner, stiffened with trapezoid corru-
gation.
The bend is delivered with 90° or 45° angles and joining pro- a
l1
7 file RJFP at both ends. Other leg lengths and angles can
also be ordered. a2 b
l2
Standard design l1 = l2 = 125 mm.
8
10
11
12
Ordering example
LBR 500 300 500 90 125 12
13 Product
Form side a1
Curved side b
14 Form side a2
Angle α
Leg length l1
Leg length l2
15
16
17
18

Bend LBXR
Dimensions
1
a1
Guide vane
at a ≥800 3
a/3
4
l2
l1 a2 b
Description 6
1
a
Bend with rounded outer corner, stiffened with trapezoid
corrugations.
The bend is delivered with 90° or 45° angles and joining pro- a 7
l1
files type RJFP at both ends. Other leg lengths and angles
can also be ordered. a2 b
l2
Standard design l1 = l2 = 125 mm. 8
10
11
12
Ordering example
LBXR 500 300 500 90 125 12
Product 13
Form side a1
Curved side b
Form side a2 14
Angle α
Leg length l1
Leg length l2
15
16
17
18

S-bend LBSR
Dimensions
1
b
a
f
3
4
l
5
l f
a std std
mm mm mm
6 Description 100 400 300
Used for deflections of the duct system, for example where 150 400 300
ducts cross.
200 400 300
7 Has a joining profile type RJFP at both ends, and is stiffened 250 400 300
by trapezoid corrugations. 300 500 300
A special relationship is needed between the a-dimension, 350 500 300
8 fall f and length l for the LBSR to retain its cross-sectional 400 600 400
area and not restrict the air flow. For this reason, standard 450 600 400
lengths and standard drops have been prepared. 500 600 400
9 600 700 400
700 800 500
800 900 500
10 900 1000 500
1000 1100 500
1100 1200 500
11 1200 1300 500
1300 1400 500
1400 1500 500
12 1500 1600 500
Ordering example 1600 1700 500
LBSR 300 600 300 400 1800 1900 500
13 Product 2000 2100 500
Form side a
Curved side b
14 Fall f
Length l
15
16
17
18

Taper LDR
Dimensions
1
1
d
b
c l 3
a
2 3
4
5
4 5
Description 6
The taper is used as transition between different duct
dimensions. The larger dimensions are available with offsets
as in the coded sketches. 6 7
Dimension changes have a joining profile type RJFP at both
h
ends, and are stiffened by trapezoid corrugations.
b
d
Measures e and h only need to be given for alternative 6. 8
Negative values for e, for example, mean that e is outside
side a. e c
a 9
l
a std 10
mm mm
100 300
150 300 11
200 300
250 300
300 300 12
Ordering example
350 300
LDR 500 300 300 200 1 450 ..... .....
400 450
Product
450 450
13
Large end a
Large end b 500 450
Small end c 600 450 14
Small end d 700 450
The alternative displace- 1 – 6 800 600
ments are seen from the
c×d end
900 600 15
1000 600
Length l
Displacement e (Only at alternative 6.) 1100 600
Displacement h (Only at alternative 6.) 1200 600 16
1300 600
1400 600
1500 600
17
1600 600
1800 600
18
2000 600

Rect-to-round transition LORU

Dimensions
1
1
Ød1
b
3 a l
2 3
5 5
4
6 Description
Rect-to-round transition are used between rectangular and
circular ducts. The rectangular connection has joining pro-
files type RJFP and the circular connection has Safe seal. 6
7 The rectangular connection is available with offsets as in the
h
coded sketches.
8 Measures e and h only need to be given for alternative 6.
b
Negative values for e, for example, mean that e is outside
side a.
9 The Rect-to-round transition LORU can also be manufac- e

a
tured with other designs of the circular connection. It then
changes name as follows:
10 LORNP: Transition with male coupling (without gasket)

l
LORMF: Transition with female coupling
a std
LORFL: Transition with flange coupling mm mm
11 100 300
150 300
200 300
12 250 300
Ordering example 300 300
LORU 500 300 160 450 1 ..... ..... 350 300
13 Product 400 450
Largest side a 450 450
Smallest side b 500 450
14 Diameter Ød1 600 450
Length l 700 450
The alternative dis- 800 600
placements are seen
15 from the circular end 1 – 6
900 600
1000 600
Displacement e (Only at alternative 6.)
1100 600
Displacement h (Only at alternative 6.)
16 1200 600
1300 600
1400 600
17 1500 600
1600 600
1800 600
18 2000 600

Collar LAR
Dimensions
Sloping design: FAS 1
b
2
a
4
100 30 5
Description 6
The collar is used for connection to rectangular duct. The
smaller joint end is provided with joining profiles type RJFP. Straight design: RAK
The larger one has an edge, for fixing with blind rivets or
self-tapping screws, but can also be given a folding tab to
7
b
facilitate assembly.
FAS performance can only be selected if the length is 50
mm. 8
9
a
10
100 30
11
12
Ordering example
LAR 500 300 100 FAS
Product 13
Form side a
Curved side b
Length 14
Design sloping FAS
straight RAK
15
16
17
18

Collar on circular duct LPSR

Dimensions
1
b a
100
2
3 Ød
30
30
6 Description
The collar is used for connection to circular duct. The rec-
tangular end is provided with joining profiles type RJFP. The
rounded end has an edge, for fixing with blind rivets or self-
7 tapping screws.
Other lengths can also be supplied.
8
10
11
12
Ordering example
LPSR 600 300 400 100
13 Product
Side a
Side b
14 Diameter Ød
Length
15
16
17
18

T-piece LTTR
Dimensions
1
a1
a3
3
l3
l1 a2 l2 b
4
Description 6
A T-piece which is provided with joining profiles type RJFP
and is stiffened with trapezoid corrugations.
Standard design l1 = l2 = l3 = 125 mm.
Other leg lengths can also be supplied.
7
10
11
12
Ordering example
LTTR 600 800 600 400 125 125 125
Product 13
Side a1
Side a2
Side a3 14
Side b
Leg length l1
Leg length l2
Leg length l3
15
16
17
18

End cover LEPR

Dimensions
1
b
3
a
6 Description
Used as end cover in duct.
The edges are equipped with joining profiles type RJFP.
7 The end cover is stiffened with trapezoid corrugations.
10
11
12
Ordering example
LEPR 500 300
13 Product
Largest side a
Smallest side b
14
15
16
17
18

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Rectangular joint system

The joint system is strong, airtight and
easy to install. 1
• Flange profiles
• Corners
2
• Flange profile fasteners
3
• Corner fasteners
• Seal moulding 4
6
Flange profiles RJFP 20
RJFP Rectangular Joint Flange Profil comes in three sizes, 7
different sheet steel thicknesses, with and without sealant.
10
RJFP 30
11
Dimensions
Code Dim Length Material Type Thickness
RJFP 20 5000 GALV 0,7
12
RJFP 20 5000 GALV SEAL 0,7
RJFP 20 5000 GALV 0,8
13
RJFP 30 5000 GALV 0,8
RJFP 30 5000 GALV 0,9
14
RJFP 30 5000 GALV SEAL 0,9 RJFP 40
RJFP 40 5700 GALV 1,13
RJFP 40 5700 GALV 1,2
15
Ordering example 16
RJFP 20 5000 GALV 0,7
Product 17
Dimension
Length
Material 18
Thickness


Corners
RJCL 20 RJCL 30
1 The corner is constructed to fit the flange profile RJFP 20. The corner is constructed to fit the flange profile RJFP 30.
5 Length 63 is to be used when the side of the duct is very

small. Up to 100 mm.
RJCL 40
The corner is constructed to fit the flange profile RJFP 40
6
9 Length 73 is to be used in all normal cases where the 20

profile is used.
10
11
12
13
Length 95 is to be used as a compromise when the side of
the duct is large but the bigger profile RJFP 30 is too high.
14
15
Ordering example Dimensions

16
RJCL 20 63 GALV 3 Code Dim Length Material Thickness
Product RJCL 20 63 GALV 3
Dimension RJCL 20 73 GALV 3
17
Length RJCL 20 95 GALV 3
Material RJCL 30 103 GALV 3
RJCL 40 123 GALV 4
18 Thickness

Flange profile fasteners Corner fasteners 1

The M8 bolt and nut is to be used with all the RJCL 20
RJBC corners. The M10 bolt and nut is to be used with RJCL 30
Rectangular Joint Bolt Clamp
and 40 corners. 2
RJB
Rectangular Joint Bolt
3
5
The clamp is easy to use where there is sufficient space to
fasten the clamp.
6
RJSP
Rectangular Joint Slide Profile RJN
Rectangular Joint Nut
7
The slide profile does not demand space above the profile, 10
but there has to be space at the side of the duct.
Seal moulding
11
RJSM
Rectangular Joint Seal Moulding 12
Dimensions
Code Dim Length Material Thickness
RJBC GALV 13
RJSP 5000 GALV
RJB 8 25 GALV
RJB 10 25 GALV 14
RJN 8 GALV
RJN 10 GALV
RJSM 9 10000 PE 4 15
RJSM 12 10000 PE 4
The 9 mm seal moulding is to be used with RJFP 20 profile.
The 12 mm seal molding is to be used with RJFP 30 and 40 16
profiles.
Ordering example
17
RJBC GALV
Product
Material 18

Rectangular duct stiffeners
1 The rod is round and together with the

crosses and the rod fasteners it will
decrease the bulging and caving of the
2 duct.
• Rod
3
• Rod fasteners
4 • Rod crosses
6
Rod Rod fasteners
7 RDR RDRB
Rectangular Duct Rod Rectangular Duct Rod Bolt
10
RDRW
11 Rectangular Duct Rod Washer
12
Dimensions
13
Code Dim Length Material
RDR 6000 GALV
14 RDRB 6 40 GALV
RDRD
RDRW GALV
Rectangular Duct Rod Dowel
RDRD 6
15
16
Ordering example
17 RDR 6000 GALV
Product
Length
18 Material

Rectangular duct stiffeners

Rod crosses
RDRC
1
Rectangular Duct Rod Cross
The metal cross is used for large ducts. 6
10
The plastic cross is used for small ducts.

11
Dimensions
Code Material 12
RDRC GALV
RDRC PE
13
14
Ordering example
RDRC GALV
Product
15
Material
16
17
18

RDVF
The vane fasteners are easy to mount and
1 gives a stable and airtight construction.
• Vane fasteners
2
Vane fasteners
3 Rectangular Duct Vane Fastener
RDVF The small Vane Fastener is used for sheet steel thickness
4 0,5–0,9 mm.
7 The large Vane Fastener is used for sheet steel thickness

0,9–1,25 mm.
8
Dimensions
9 Code Material Type
RDVF GALV SMAL
RDVF GALV LARG
10
11 Ordering example
RDVF GALV SMAL
Product
12 Material
Type
13
14
15
16
17
18

Joining parts
Description
1
3
Joining profile LS 1 Slide profile LS 3
Joining profile designed to be fixed to the duct by emboss- Used to join two ducts or fittings which both have joining
ing with a special pincers. It is sealed to the duct by special profiles. 4
factory-applied seam putty. Profile height is app. 20 mm. Normally supplied in 5 m lengths.
Normally supplied in 5 m lengths.
Specific weight: 0,20 kg/m
Specific weight: 0,40 kg/m 5
7
Inner corner LS 4
Used to keep the seal moulding in place and give the venti-
Joining profile LS 11
Joining profile designed to be spot welded to the duct. It is
lation duct stiffness and stability. 8
sealed to the duct by special factory-applied seam putty.
Profile height is app. 20 mm. Normally supplied in 5 m
lengths. 9
Specific weight: 0,47 kg/m
10
Outer corner LS 5
Used outside the slide profile to protect the seal moulding 11
and stiffen the joint. Gives a neat finish.
Seal moulding LS 21 12
The seal moulding is intended to be installed in each joining Other joining methods
profile. If you do not want to fix ducts or duct components together
Made from polythene foam. Supplied in 10 m coils. with slide mouldings, as described above, we can meet your
needs. You must then specify the particular method of join- 13
ing you want, in plain language. For example: blind rivet
edge 25 mm, flat bar flange to a particular standard, or
equivalent. 14
15
Seal moulding LS 31
The seal moulding is intended to be installed in each joining 16
profile.
Made from polythene foam.
Included as standard with all orders.
17
Supplied in 250 m in cartons.
18

ai r duct systems | flexibl e an d semif lex ible products
Flexible ducting
Lindab 1
Safe 3
Silencers 4

6
evacuation
Air valves 7
Roof hoods 8
Transfer 10
Rectangular 11
Flexible ducting 12
Isol 13
Access doors 14
Smart tools 15

16
systems
Index 18
Content – Flexible ducting

Uninsulated ducts Flexible duct
1 clamp
Flexible duct MDC .............................................582
KF................................................. 558
FD ................................................ 559
2 FBLD ............................................ 562
FLD .............................................. 563
FMD ............................................. 564
FBLDD ......................................... 565 Flexible duct
3 FLDD ............................................ 566 band
FDB ..............................................583
Semiflexible duct
FDO.............................................. 560
4 FD ................................................ 561
FDD .............................................. 567
5 Flexible duct
band lock FDBL ............................................583
Semiflexible
connector
6 DRASUT....................................... 568
7
Insulated ducts
8 Flexible ducts
FIBLD ........................................... 569
FILD.............................................. 570
FIMD ............................................ 571
9 FIHD ............................................. 572
FDI................................................ 574
FDFI ............................................. 575
10 Semiflexible duct
FIDD ............................................. 573
11
12 Silencers
Flexible ducts
AKUCOM ..................................... 576
13
14
FMDSL ......................................... 577
15 FHDSL.......................................... 578
FLDFSL ........................................ 579
16
Semiflexible
double duct
FDDGSL ....................................... 580
17 FDDGSL ....................................... 581
18

Flexible ducts and semiflexible ducts

Linings and materials
1
Flexible Semiflexible
Denomi- Inner Insula- Outer Denomi- Inner Insula- Outer Denomination
nation wall tion wall nation wall tion wall interpretation
KF PVC Flexible Duct
2
FD PVC Flexible Duct
FDO AL Flexible Duct One
FD GALV Flexible Duct
3
AP
Uninsulated ducts
Flexible Budget
FBLD budget Light Duct
light 4
FLD AP light Flexible Light Duct
AP
FMD Flexible Medium Duct
medium 5
AP
budget Flexible Budget Light
FBLDD light + Double Duct
PVC 6
Flexible Light
FLDD AP+PVC Double Duct
FDD AL+AL Flexible Double Duct 7
Connector
DRASUT AL
8
AP Glass AP or Flexible Insulated Budget
FIBLD budget wool
light 25 mm PMP Light Duct 9
Glass Flexible Insulated
FILD AP light wool AP Light Duct
25 mm 10
Glass
AP Flexible Insulated
FIMD wool MP
medium Medium Duct
Insulated ducts
25 mm
Glass Flexible Insulated
11
FIHD AP heavy wool AP Heavy Duct
25 mm
Glass
wool Flexible Insulated 12
FIDD AL+AL AL+AL
25 or Double Duct
50 mm
FDI
Glass
wool AP Flexible Duct 13
Insulation
25 mm
Glass Flexible Duct
FDFI PE wool AP Foil Insulation 14
25 mm
15
16
17
18


Flexible Semiflexible
1 Denomi- Inner Insula- Outer Denomi- Inner Insula- Outer Denomination
nation wall tion wall nation wall tion wall interpretation
Mineral
AKUCOM AL wool PE
2 25 mm
Glass
AP Flexible Medium
FMDSL wool AP or MP
medium Duct Silencer
25 mm
3
Glass Flexible Heavy
Silencers
FHDSL AP heavy wool AP Duct Silencer

25 mm
4 Glass AP or Flexible Light Duct
FLDFSL AP light wool PMP Foil Silencer
25 mm
Glass
5 FDDGSL AL+AL wool AL+AL Flexible Double Duct
Gables Silencer
25 mm
Glass Flexible Double Duct
6 FDDGSL AL+AL wool AL+AL Gables Silencer
50 mm
7 Materials
AL = Aluminium
AP = Aluminium-polyester
8 GALV = Galvanized steel
MP = Metalized Polyester
9 PE = Polyester
PVC = Polyvinyl Cloride
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18


Technical data
Flexible ducts Flexible ducts 90° bends 1
[Pa/m] [Pa]
d
80
100 15 ×
0
100 0,5
10
d [m
14 5
r= ×d 2
16 0
12
18 0 m]
10 20 0 1
0 r = ,5 ×
d
0
31 0
25
s]
35 5
28
40 5
=
m/
45 0
r
5 0
v[
55 00
d
63 0
10 5 2× 3
0
4 r =
Δpt
Dpt
2
1
10
4
5
0,1
10 100 1000 10000 [l/s]
[m³/h]
100 1000
q
10000
1 6
3 10 15 [m/s]
v
Semiflexible ducts 7
[Pa/m]
20
63
80
15 d [m
0
10
m]
8
5
100
12
10
0
16
0
]
/s
20
0
[m
25
5
31
v
0
40
5
50
4
10 3 9
Δpt
1 10
0,1
11
5 10 100 1000 5000 [l/s]
100 1000 10000 [m³/h]

q 12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Flexible duct KF
Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l
4
6 Description
Single-layer duct wall reinforced with a spiral wire. Due to Ød O A l
the materials used in its construction KF is able to withstand πd πd2/4
repeated flexing without damage or kinking. nom m m2 mm
7 80 0,251 0,005 6000
Applications 100 0,314 0,008 6000
Suitable for high, medium and low pressure applications.
8 Also suitable for air conditioning and fume extraction sys-
125 0,393 0,012 6000
150 0,471 0,018 6000
tems.
160 0,503 0,020 6000
9 Advantages 180 0,565 0,025 6000
• Easy assembly 200 0,628 0,031 6000
• Very small storage and transport volume 224 0,704 0,039 6000
10 • Tested for fire resistance 250 0,785 0,049 6000
• Manufactured from puncture and tear resistant materials.
Withstands repeated flexing without damage 280 0,880 0,062 6000
11 300 0,942 0,071 6000

Technical data 315 0,990 0,078 6000
Duct material ....................... PVC coated glassfibre 350 1,10 0,096 6000
12 fabric 400 1,26 0,126 6000
Colour.................................. Grey
450 1,41 0,159 6000
Minimum bending radius..... 0,5×d
Maximum air velocity .......... 25 m/s 500 1,57 0,196 6000
13 Temperature range .............. -20 to +70 ºC 560 1,76 0,246 6000
Working pressure ................ -125 to +3000 Pa 600 1,88 0,292 6000
Fire type approval ............... Meets class E according to
14 EN 13501-1 and French
class M1 (CSTB)
15
16 Ordering example
KF 160 6000 PVC
Product
17 Dimension Ød
Lenght l
Material
18

Flexible duct FD
Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l
4
Description 6
Single-layer duct wall reinforced with a spiral wire. Due to Ød O A Max.
the materials used in its construction FD is able to withstand πd πd2/4 pressure
repeated flexing without damage or kinking. nom m m2 Pa
82 0,258 0,005 +3000
7
Applications 102 0,320 0,008 +3000
Suitable for high, medium and low pressure applications.
Also suitable for air conditioning and fume extraction sys-
127 0,157 0,013 +3000 8
133 0,198 0,014 +3000
tems.
152 0,478 0,018 +3000
Classifications 160 0,503 0,020 +3000 9
EU - EN 13180 Dia. Class B, Tightness Class C, Sag < 15º, 180 0,565 0,025 +3000
Crushing Strength 13–35 kg compressed, 2–5 kg uncom- 203 0,638 0,032 +3000
pressed. 229 0,719 0,041 +3000
10
254 0,798 0,051 +3000
Advantages
305 0,958 0,073 +3000 11
• Easy assembly
• Very small storage and transport volume 315 0,990 0,078 +3000
• Tested for fire resistance 356 1,12 0,100 +3000
• Manufactured from puncture and tear resistant materials. 406 1,28 0,129 +3000 12
Withstands repeated flexing without damage
457 1,44 0,164 +3000
508 1,60 0,203 +3000
Technical data 13
Duct material ....................... PVC coated glass cloth 560 1,76 0,246 +3000
Colour.................................. Grey 610 1,92 0,292 +3000
Maximum air velocity .......... 30 m/s 14
Temperature range .............. -10 to +80 ºC
Working pressure ................ from -125 to +3000 Pa
Standard length................... 10 m 15
Ordering example 16
FD 160 10000 PVC
Product
Dimension Ød
17
Lenght l
Material
18

Semiflexible duct FDO

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
4 l
6 Description
Single-layer duct wall. Ød O A l
πd πd2/4 m
nom m m2 mm kg
7 Advantages
• Small storage and transport volume. 80 0,251 0,005 5000 0,67
• No toxic gases are emitted in case of fire. 100 0,314 0,008 5000 0,83
• Tested on fire resistance.
8 125 0,393 0,012 5000 1,04
140 0,440 0,015 5000 1,17
Technical data 150 0,471 0,018 5000 1,25
Duct material ....................... Aluminium
9 Minimum bending radius..... 1×d
160 0,503 0,020 5000 1,33
Maximum temperature ........ +200 ºC 180 0,565 0,025 5000 1,79
Fire resistance ..................... Not flammable in 200 0,628 0,031 5000 1,99
10 accordance with DIN 4102 224 0,704 0,039 5000 2,23
class A1
Standard length................... 5 m also available in 3 m 250 0,785 0,049 5000 2,49
11 280 0,880 0,062 5000 2,79

300 0,942 0,071 5000 2,99
315 0,990 0,078 5000 3,14
12 355 1,12 0,099 5000 3,54
400 1,26 0,126 5000 3,99
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
FDO 160 5000 A
Product
17 Dimension Ød
Lenght l
Material
18

Semiflexible duct FD
Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l 4
Description 6
Single-layer duct wall Ød O A l Max.
πd πd2/4 pressure
Can also be used where a flexible duct of aluminium is not nom m m2 mm Pa
sufficient to meet fire regulations. Ø 80 and 100 mm are usu- 80 0,251 0,005 5000 +10 000
7
ally used in this field of application.
100 0,314 0,008 5000 +10 000
Advantages 125 0,393 0,012 5000 +8000 8

• Small storage and transport volume. 140 0,471 0,018 5000 +8000
• No toxic gases are emitted in case of fire. 150 0,471 0,018 5000 +7000
• Tested on fire resistance. 160 0,503 0,020 5000 +7000 9
180 0,565 0,025 5000 +7000
Technical data 200 0,628 0,031 5000 +7000
Duct material ....................... Galvanized steel sheet
224 0,704 0,039 5000 +5000
10
(GALV)
Minimum bending radius..... 1×d 250 0,785 0,049 5000 +5000
Maximum temperature ........ +350 °C
Fire resistance ..................... Not flammable in
11
accordance with DIN 4102
class A1
12
13
14
15
Ordering example 16
FD 160 5000 GALV
Product
Dimension Ød
17
Lenght l
Material
18

Flexible budget light duct FBLD

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l
4
6 Description
Multi-layer duct wall reinforced with a spiral wire. The duct Ød O A l Max.
wall is thinner than FMD and FHD, which means lower dura- πd πd2/4 pressure
bility to temperature and pressure. nom m m2 mm Pa
7 82 0,258 0,005 10000 +1500
Applications 102 0,320 0,008 10000 +1500
Used in ventilation, air conditioning, and air handling sys-
8 tems where a low-cost, non-rated flexible duct is suitable.
127 0,157 0,013 10000 +1500
133 0,198 0,014 10000 +1500
152 0,478 0,018 10000 +1500
Classifications
9 EU - EN 13180 Dia. Class B, Tightness Class C, Sag < 15º,
160 0,503 0,020 10000 +1500
Crushing Strength 13–35 kg compressed, 2–5 kg uncom- 180 0,565 0,025 10000 +1500
pressed. 203 0,638 0,032 10000 +1500
10 229 0,719 0,041 10000 +1500
Advantages 254 0,798 0,051 10000 +1500
• Easy assembly
11 305 0,958 0,073 10000 +1500
• Very small storage and transport volume
• Manufactured from puncture and tear resistant materials. 315 0,990 0,078 10000 +1500
Withstands repeated flexing without damage 356 1,12 0,100 10000 +1500
12 406 1,28 0,129 10000 +1500
Technical data 457 1,44 0,164 10000 +1500
Duct material ....................... Aluminium-polyester (AP) 508 1,60 0,203 10000 +1500
13 Minimum bending radius..... 1,0×d
560 1,76 0,246 10000 +1500
Maximum air velocity .......... 20 m/s
Temperature range .............. -30 to +82 °C 610 1,92 0,292 10000 +1500
Working pressure ................ from -188 to +1500 Pa
14 Delivery length..................... Compressed to 0,4 or 0,8 m
Packing ............................... Individual box
Standard length................... 10 m
15
16 Ordering example
FBLD 160 10000 AP
Product
17 Dimension Ød
Lenght l
Material
18

Flexible light duct FLD

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l
Ød O A l Max. 5
πd πd2/4 pressure
nom m m2 mm Pa
Description 65 0,204 0,003 10000 +2500
6
Multi-layer duct wall reinforced with a spiral wire. The duct 76 0,239 0,005 10000 +2500
wall is thinner than FMD and FHD, which means lower dura- 82 0,258 0,005 10000 +2500
bility to temperature and pressure. 90 0,238 0,006 10000 +2500 7
102 0,320 0,008 10000 +2500
Applications 112 0,352 0,010 10000 +2500
tems where high mechanical strength, temperature, and fire
127 0,157 0,013 10000 +2500 8
133 0,198 0,014 10000 +2500
resistance is required.
140 0,440 0,015 10000 +2500
Classifications 152 0,478 0,018 10000 +2500 9

160 0,503 0,020 10000 +2500
EU - EN 13180 Dia. Class B, Tightness Class C, Sag < 15º,
pressed. 203 0,638 0,032 10000 +2500 10
French - M1, Report No. LNE Nº C050541-CEMATE/17 229 0,719 0,041 10000 +2500
Dutch - NEN 6065 Class 1, NEN 6066 DL;h;max < 0.03m-1, 254 0,798 0,051 10000 +2500
Report No. 2005-CVB-R0445 280 0,880 0,062 10000 +2500 11
Italy - Class 1, Report No. CSI/0235/06/RF
305 0,958 0,073 10000 +2500
UK - BS 476 Parts 5, 6, 7 & 20, Report No. WARRES
140343, 140150, 140147, & 141454 315 0,990 0,078 10000 +2500
356 1,12 0,100 10000 +2500 12
Advantages 380 1,19 0,113 10000 +2500
• Easy assembly 406 1,28 0,129 10000 +2500
• Very small storage and transport volume 457 1,44 0,164 10000 +2500 13
• Manufactured from puncture and tear resistant materials. 508 1,60 0,203 10000 +2500
• Tested on fire resistance
610 1,92 0,292 10000 +2500
14
Technical data
Duct material ....................... Aluminium-polyester (AP)
15
Minimum bending radius ..... 1,0×d
Maximum air velocity........... 30 m/s
Ordering example Temperature range............... -30 to +140 °C 16
Working pressure ................. from -188 to +2500 Pa
FLD 160 10000 AP Delivery length ..................... Compressed to 0,4 or 0,8 m
Product
Dimension Ød
Packing ................................ Individual box 17
Standard length ................... 10 m
Lenght l
Material
18

Flexible medium duct FMD

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l
5 Ød O A l Max.
πd πd2/4 pressure
nom m m2 mm Pa
Description 65 0,204 0,003 10000 +3000
6
Multi-layer duct wall reinforced with a spiral wire. The duct 76 0,239 0,005 10000 +3000
wall is thicker than for FLD and FBLD, which means higher 82 0,258 0,005 10000 +3000
durability to temperature and pressure. 90 0,238 0,006 10000 +3000
7
102 0,320 0,008 10000 +3000
Applications 112 0,352 0,010 10000 +3000
8 tems where high mechanical strength, temperature, and fire
127 0,157 0,013 10000 +3000
133 0,198 0,014 10000 +3000
140 0,440 0,015 10000 +3000
9 Classifications 152 0,478 0,018 10000 +3000
160 0,503 0,020 10000 +3000
10 pressed. 203 0,638 0,032 10000 +3000
EU - B/s1/d0, Report No. MA 39-VFA2004-075.01 229 0,719 0,041 10000 +3000
French - M0, Report No. LNE Nº F080237-CEMATE/2 254 0,798 0,051 10000 +3000
11 280 0,880 0,062 10000 +3000
Advantages 305 0,958 0,073 10000 +3000
• Easy assembly 315 0,990 0,078 10000 +3000
12 • Very small storage and transport volume
356 1,12 0,100 10000 +3000
• Tested on fire resistance 406 1,28 0,129 10000 +3000
13 457 1,44 0,164 10000 +3000
508 1,60 0,203 10000 +3000
560 1,76 0,246 10000 +3000
14 610 1,92 0,292 10000 +3000
Technical data
15 Duct material ....................... Aluminium-polyester (AP)
Minimum bending radius ..... 1,0×d
16 Ordering example Temperature range............... -30 to +200 °C
Working pressure ................. from -188 to +2500 Pa
FMD 160 10000 AP Delivery length ..................... Compressed to 0,4 or 0,8 m
Product
17 Dimension Ød
Lenght l
Material
18

Flexible budget light double duct FBLDD

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l
4
Description 6
Multi-layer duct wall reinforced with a spiral wire. Ød O A l Max.
πd πd2/4 pressure
nom m m2 mm Pa
Applications 7
Used in ventilation, air conditioning, and air handling sys- 102 0,320 0,008 10000 +1500
tems where a low-cost, non-rated flexible duct is suitable. 127 0,157 0,013 10000 +1500
133 0,198 0,014 10000 +1500 8
Classifications 152 0,478 0,018 10000 +1500
EU - EN 13180 Dia. Class B, Tightness Class C, Sag < 10º, 160 0,503 0,020 10000 +1500
Crushing Strength 13–35 kg compressed, 2–5 kg uncom-
pressed
180 0,565 0,025 10000 +1500 9
203 0,638 0,032 10000 +1500
Advantages 229 0,719 0,041 10000 +1500
• Easy assembly 254 0,798 0,051 10000 +1500
10
• Very small storage and transport volume 305 0,958 0,073 10000 +1500
315 0,990 0,078 10000 +1500 11
• Combination of mechanical strength and high tempera- 356 1,12 0,100 10000 +1500
ture 406 1,28 0,129 10000 +1500
457 1,44 0,164 10000 +1500 12
Technical data 508 1,60 0,203 10000 +1500
Duct materials .................... Aluminium-polyester (AP) +
PVC (PV) 13
Maximum air velocity .......... 20 m/s
Working pressure ................ from -188 to +1500 Pa 14
Standard length................... 10 m
Delivery length..................... Compressed to 0,4 or 0,8 m
Packing ............................... Individual box 15
Ordering example 16
FBLDD 160 10000 AP PV
Product
Dimension Ød
17
Lenght l
Material
Type
18

Flexible light double duct FLDD

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l
4
6 Description
Multi-layer duct wall reinforced with a spiral wire. The duct is Ød O A Max.
covered with a mechanical resistant chlorinated Polyethyl- πd πd2/4 pressure
ene (CPE) layer. nom m m2 Pa
7 102 0,320 0,008 +3000
Classifications 108 0,339 0,009 +3000
8 Crushing Strength 13–35 kg compressed, 2–5 kg uncom-
127 0,157 0,013 +3000
133 0,198 0,014 +3000
pressed
French - M1, Report No. CSTB Nº RA07-0373 152 0,478 0,018 +3000
9 Italy - Class 1, Report No. CSI/0233/06/RF 160 0,503 0,020 +3000
UK - BS 476 Parts 5, 6, & 20, Report No. WARRES 145962, 180 0,565 0,025 +3000
145902, & 146123
203 0,638 0,032 +3000
10 229 0,719 0,041 +3000
Advantages
• Easy assembly 254 0,798 0,051 +3000
11 • Very small storage and transport volume 305 0,958 0,073 +3000
• Manufactured from puncture and tear resistant materials. 315 0,99 0,078 +3000
356 1,12 0,100 +3000
• Combination of mechanical strength and high tempera-
12 ture 406 1,28 0,129 +3000
457 1,44 0,164 +3000
Technical data 508 1,60 0,203 +3000
13 Duct materials ..................... Aluminium-polyester (AP) +
PVC (PV)
Temperature range .............. 30 to +140 ºC
14 Maximum air........................ 30 m/s
Delivery length..................... Compressed to 0,8 m
Standard length................... 10 m. Available in 6 or 1,5 m
on request.
15 Available in black or grey.
16 Ordering example
FLDD 160 10000 APPV BLAC
Product
17 Dimension Ød
Lenght l
Material
18 Type

Semiflexible double duct FDD

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l 4
Description 6
Double-layer duct wall. Ød O A l Max.
πd πd2/4 pressure
nom m m2 mm Pa
Applications 7
Suitable for mechanical air supply systems and air condi- 50 0,157 0,002 5000 ±3150
tioning systems 63 0,198 0,003 5000 ±3150
71 0,223 0,004 5000 ±3150 8
Advantages 75 0,236 0,004 5000 ±3150
• Small storage and transport volume. 80 0,251 0,005 5000 ±3150
100 0,314 0,008 5000 ±3150 9
Technical data 125 0,393 0,012 5000 ±3150
Duct material ....................... Aluminium + aluminium (AL)
Minimum bending radius..... 1×d 140 0,440 0,015 5000 ±3150
Maximum temperature ........ +200 °C 150 0,471 0,018 5000 ±2500
10
Fire resistance ..................... Not flammable in 160 0,503 0,020 5000 ±2500
180 0,565 0,025 5000 ±2500 11
class A1
Delivery length: 200 0,628 0,031 5000 ±2500
Ø 50–315 ......................... Compressed to 1,2 m 224 0,704 0,039 5000 ±2500
Ø 355–500 ....................... Not compressed (i.e. 5 m) 250 0,785 0,049 5000 ±2000 12
Standard length................... 5 m. Also available in 10 m
280 0,880 0,062 5000 ±2000
300 0,942 0,071 5000 ±2000
315 0,990 0,078 5000 ±2000 13
355 1,12 0,099 5000 -
400 1,26 0,126 5000 -
14
450 1,41 0,159 5000 -
500 1,57 0,196 5000 -
15
Ordering example 16
FDD 160 5000 AA DOUB
Product
Dimension Ød
17
Lenght l
Material
Type
18

Semiflexible connector DRASUT

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l
4
6 Description Ød l l l ri
Single wall of flexible and folded duct. nom mm mm mm mm
Available in three lengths 500, 1000 and 1500 mm. 80 500 1000 1500 48
ri denominates minimum inner radius.
7 100 500 1000 1500 60
125 500 1000 1500 75
Applications 160 500 1000 1500 96
Suitable for mechanical air supply systems and air condition-
8 ing systems
200 500 1000 1500 160
250 500 1000 1500 200
315 500 1000 1500 250
Advantages
9 • Saves installation time and material
• Small storage and transport volume.
• The ends are equipped with female connectors for simple
10 mounting and tighter connection.
• The ends are also available with male connectors.
Specific pressure drop, straight duct
11 Technical data Ød
80 100 125 160 200 250 315
Duct material ................. Aluminium 20
Maximum temperature .. 200 ºC
10
12 Delivery length............... 0,5 m compressed to 0,25 m
Δ pt [Pa/m]
1,0 m compressed to 0,35 m 5 10

1,5 m compressed to 0,55 m
2 v [m/s]
13 1
5
4
0,5 1,5 3
2
14 5 10 20 50 100 200 500 1000 2000 5000 10000 [l/s]
20 50 100 200 500 1000 2000 5000 10000 20000 [m3/h]
q
15
16
17 Ordering example
DRASUT 125 500
Product
18 Dimension Ød
Length

Flexible insulated budget light duct FIBLD

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l
4
5
Ød O A l Max.
πd πd2/4 pressure
Description nom m m2 mm Pa
6
Multi-layer inner duct wall reinforced with a spiral wire. The 82 0,258 0,005 10000 +1500
inner duct wall is covered with a fibre glass insulation. The 102 0,320 0,008 10000 +1500
insulation is covered with an outer jacket. 127 0,157 0,013 10000 +1500 7
The insulation reduces the heat gain or loss resulting from a 133 0,198 0,014 10000 +1500
temperature difference between the air flowing in the duct 152 0,478 0,018 10000 +1500
and the surrounding air. 160 0,503 0,020 10000 +1500 8
The outer jacket acts as a vapour barrier to prevent conden- 180 0,565 0,025 10000 +1500
sation to enter into the insulation. condensation can occur 203 0,638 0,032 10000 +1500
on the outside of a duct carrying air at lower temperatures 229 0,719 0,041 10000 +1500 9
than the surrounding air. 254 0,798 0,051 10000 +1500
305 0,958 0,073 10000 +1500
Applications 315 0,990 0,078 10000 +1500 10
406 1,28 0,129 10000 +1500
457 1,44 0,164 10000 +1500 11
Crushing Strength 13–35 kg compressed, 2–5 kg uncom- 12
pressed Technical data
French - M1, Report No. CSTB RA06-0042 Duct materials:
inner wall (core) ................ Aluminium-polyester (AP) 13
Advantages insulation .......................... Glass wool 25 mm
• Easy assembly outer wall (jacket) ............. Aluminium-polyester (AP),
• Very small storage and transport volume Micron Polyester (MP) or 14
• Manufactured from puncture and tear resistant materials. Metalized Polyester (PMP)
Withstands repeated flexing without damage Temperature range:
• Tested on fire resistance AP..................................... -30 to +140 ºC
MP .................................... -30 to +140 ºC 15
PMP.................................. -30 to +140 ºC
Ordering example
Delivery length ..................... Compressed to 1 m 16
Standard length ................... 10 m.
FIBLD 160 10000 AP AP/MP/PMP Packing ................................ Individual box
Product
Dimension Ød
17
Lenght l
Material
Type
18

Flexible insulated light duct FILD

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l
4
5
Ød O A l Max.
πd πd2/4 pressure
6
insulation is covered with an outer jacket. 90 0,238 0,006 10000 +2500
7
8 and the surrounding air. 127 0,157 0,013 10000 +2500
9 on the outside of a duct carrying air at lower temperatures 152 0,478 0,018 10000 +2500
180 0,565 0,025 10000 +2500
10 Applications 203 0,638 0,032 10000 +2500
254 0,798 0,051 10000 +2500
11 280 0,880 0,062 10000 +2500
12 Crushing Strength 13–35 kg compressed, 2–5 kg uncom- 356 1,12 0,100 10000 +2500
pressed 380 1,19 0,113 10000 +2500
French - M1, Report No. CSTB RA06-0042 406 1,28 0,129 10000 +2500
13 457 1,44 0,164 10000 +2500
Advantages 508 1,60 0,203 10000 +2500
• Easy assembly
14 • Very small storage and transport volume
Technical data
Withstands repeated flexing without damage Duct materials:
inner wall (core) ................ Aluminium-polyester (AP)
15 insulation .......................... Glass wool 25 mm
outer wall (jacket) ............. Aluminium-polyester (AP)
Temperature range............... -30 to +140 ºC
16 Ordering example
Delivery length ..................... Compressed to 1 m
FILD 160 10000 AP AP Standard length ................... 10 m
Product Packing ................................ Individual box
17 Dimension Ød
Lenght l
Material
18 Type

Flexible insulated medium duct FIMD

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l
4
5
Ød O A l Max.
πd πd2/4 pressure
6
insulation is covered with an outer jacket. 127 0,157 0,013 10000 +2500 7
and the surrounding air. 160 0,503 0,020 10000 +2500 8
on the outside of a duct carrying air at lower temperatures 229 0,719 0,041 10000 +2500 9
305 0,958 0,073 10000 +2500
Applications 315 0,990 0,078 10000 +2500 10
406 1,28 0,129 10000 +2500
457 1,44 0,164 10000 +2500 11
Crushing Strength 13–35 kg compressed, 2–5 kg uncom- 12
French - M0/M1, Report No. LNE Nº F014932-CEMATE/12 Duct materials:
inner wall (core) ................ Aluminium-polyester (AP) 13
• Easy assembly outer wall (jacket) ............. Micron-Polyester (MP)
• Very small storage and transport volume Temperature range 14
• Manufactured from puncture and tear resistant materials. inner wall .......................... -30 to +200 ºC
Withstands repeated flexing without damage outer wall.......................... -30 to +140 ºC
• Tested on fire resistance Maximum air velocity........... 30 m/s
Delivery length ..................... Compressed to 1 m 15
Packing ................................ Individual box
Ordering example 16
FIMD 160 10000 AP MP
Product
Dimension Ød
17
Lenght l
Material
Type
18

Flexible insulated heavy duct FIHD

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l
4
5
Ød O A l Max.
πd πd2/4 pressure
6
insulation is covered with an outer jacket. 127 0,157 0,013 10000 +2500
7
8 and the surrounding air. 160 0,503 0,020 10000 +2500
9 on the outside of a duct carrying air at lower temperatures 229 0,719 0,041 10000 +2500
305 0,958 0,073 10000 +2500
10 Applications 315 0,990 0,078 10000 +2500
406 1,28 0,129 10000 +2500
11 457 1,44 0,164 10000 +2500
12 Crushing Strength 13–35 kg compressed, 2–5 kg uncom-
French - M0/M1, Report No. LNE Nº F014932-CEMATE/12 Duct materials:
13 inner wall (core) ................ Aluminium-polyester (AP)
• Easy assembly outer wall (jacket) ............. Aluminium-polyester (AP)
14 • Very small storage and transport volume Temperature range
• Manufactured from puncture and tear resistant materials. inner wall .......................... -30 to +250 ºC
Withstands repeated flexing without damage outer wall.......................... -30 to +140 ºC
• Tested on fire resistance Maximum air velocity........... 30 m/s
15 Delivery length ..................... Compressed to 1 m
16 Ordering example
FIHD 160 10000 AP AP
Product
17 Dimension Ød
Lenght l
Material
18 Type

Semiflexible insulated double duct FIDD

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l 4
Description 6
Double-layer inner duct wall. The inner duct wall is covered Ød O A l
with a fibre glass insulation. The insulation is covered with a πd πd2/4
double-layer outer duct. nom m m2 mm
80 0,251 0,005 5000
7
The insulation reduces the heat gain or loss resulting from a
temperature difference between the air flowing in the duct 100 0,314 0,008 5000
and the surrounding air. 125 0,393 0,012 5000 8
The outer duct acts as a vapour barrier to prevent conden- 140 0,440 0,015 5000
sation to enter into the insulation. Condensation can occur 150 0,471 0,018 5000
on the outside of a duct carrying air at lower temperatures 160 0,503 0,020 5000 9
than the surrounding air.
180 0,565 0,025 5000
Advantages 200 0,628 0,031 5000

224 0,704 0,039 5000
10
• Small storage and transport volume.
250 0,785 0,049 5000
Technical data 280 0,880 0,062 5000 11
Duct materials: 300 0,942 0,071 5000
inner wall.......................... Aluminium + aluminium (AL) 315 0,990 0,078 5000
insulation.......................... Glass wool 25 or 50 mm
outer wall ......................... Aluminium + aluminium 350 1,12 0,099 5000 12
Minimum bending radius..... 2–3×d 400 1,26 0,126 5000
accordance with DIN 4102 13
class A1
Standard length................... 5m
14
15
Ordering example 16
FIDD 160 5000 50
Product
Dimension Ød
17
Lenght l
Thickness
18

Flexible duct insulation FDI

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
4 l
6 Description
Ød l
Fibre glass insulation. The insulation is covered with an
nom mm
outer jacket.
76 5000 10000
7 82 5000 10000
Applications
90 5000 10000
The purpose is to insulate a rigid duct.
102 5000 10000
8 The insulation reduces the heat gain or loss resulting from a 112 5000 10000
temperature difference between the air flowing in a duct and
127 5000 10000
the surrounding air.
133 5000 10000
9 The outer jacket acts as a vapour barrier to prevent conden- 152 5000 10000
sation to enter into the insulation. Condensation can occur
160 5000 10000
on the outside of a duct carrying air at lower temperatures
180 5000 10000
10 than the surrounding air.
203 5000 10000
Advantages 229 5000 10000
11 • Easy assembly, saves installation time. 254 5000 10000
• Very small storage and transport volume. 280 5000 10000
• No toxic gases are emitted in case of fire. 305 5000 10000
12 315 5000 10000
356 5000 10000
Technical data 380 5000 10000
Insulation materials:
13 insulation.......................... Glass wool 25 mm
406 5000 10000
outer wall (jacket) ............. Aluminium-polyester (AP) 457 5000 10000
Temperature range .............. -30 to +140 ºC 508 5000 10000
14 Delivery form ....................... Flattened 560 5000 10000
Packing ............................... Roll
Standard length................... 5 or 10 m
15
16 Ordering example
FDI 160 10000 AP 0,25
Product
17 Dimension Ød
Lenght l
Material
18 Thickness

Flexible duct insulation FDFI

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
l 4
Description 6
Ød l
Fibre glass insulation. The insulation is covered with an inner
nom mm
liner and an outer jacket.
76 5000 10000
82 5000 10000 7
Applications
90 5000 10000
The purpose is to insulate a rigid duct. The inner liner makes
it easier to pull the insulation over the rigid duct. 102 5000 10000
112 5000 10000
8
The insulation reduces the heat gain or loss resulting from a
127 5000 10000
temperature difference between the air flowing in a duct and
the surrounding air. 133 5000 10000
152 5000 10000
9
The outer jacket acts as a vapour barrier to prevent conden-
160 5000 10000
sation to enter into the insulation. condensation can occur
180 5000 10000
on the outside of a duct carrying air at lower temperatures 10
than the surrounding air. 203 5000 10000
229 5000 10000
Advantages 254 5000 10000 11
• Easy assembly, saves installation time. 280 5000 10000
• No toxic gases are emitted in case of fire.
315 5000 10000 12
356 5000 10000
380 5000 10000
Technical data
Insulation materials:
406 5000 10000 13
liner .................................. Polyethylene (PE) 457 5000 10000
insulation.......................... Glass wool 25 mm 508 5000 10000
outer wall (jacket) ............. Aluminium-polyester (AP) 560 5000 10000 14
Delivery form ....................... Flattened
Packing ............................... Roll
Standard length................... 5 or 10 m
15
Ordering example 16
FDFI 160 10000 AP 0,25
Product
Dimension Ød
17
Lenght l
Material
Thickness
18

Flexible duct silencer AKUCOM

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
4 l
6 Description Ød l Ødy
Inner duct wall of flexible, folded and perforated duct. The in- nom mm mm
ner wall is covered with mineral wool insulation. The insula- 80 1200 130
tion is covered with an outer jacket.
7 The insulation reduces the noise passing through the silenc-
100 1200 150
125 1200 175
er. For best attenuation the silencer shall be pulled out to full
length. 160 1200 210
8 200 1200 250
• Small storage and transport volume. 315 1200 365
9 • The ends are equipped with female connectors for simple
mounting and tighter connection. Sound attenuation, ΔL, [dB]
• Saves installation time and material. According to the GLSM method. The silencer fully extended
and straight.
10
Technical data Ød Centre frequency [Hz]
Duct material: nom 63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K
11 inner wall (core) ............. Perforated aluminium 80 28 35 37 35 36 39 43 31
insulation ....................... Mineral wool 25 mm 100 28 35 37 32 33 41 32 17
outer wall (jacket) .......... Gray or white polyeten (PE)
125 29 34 35 30 30 39 29 16
Delivery length............... Compressed to 0,55 m
12 Standard length............. 1,2 m. Also available in 600 mm
160 26 33 31 23 27 34 24 15
200 21 24 30 22 24 27 17 13
250 31 26 25 18 23 24 13 12
13 315 25 23 22 17 22 20 14 10
14 Specific pressure drop, straight silencer
Ød
80 100 125 160 200 250 315
20
15 10
Δ pt [Pa/m]
5 10
16
2 v [m/s]
5
1
4
17 Ordering example 0,5 3

1,5 2
AKUCOM 100 1200
5 10 20 50 100 200 500 1000 2000 5000 10000 [l/s]
Product
20 50 100 200 500 1000 2000 5000 10000 20000 [m3/h]
18 Dimension Ød
q
Lenght l

Flexible medium duct silencer FMDSL

Dimensions
1
Ødy
Ød
3
l
4
5
Ød l Ødy
nom mm mm
Description 76 10000 126 6
Multi-layer micro-perforated inner duct wall reinforced with a 82 10000 132
spiral wire. The inner wall is covered with a fibre glass insu- 90 10000 140
lation. The insulation is covered with an outer jacket.
The insulation reduces the noise passing through the
102 10000 152 7
112 10000 162
silencer.
127 10000 177
Classifications 133 10000 183 8
EU – EN 13180 Dia. Class B, Tightness Class C, Sag < 4º, 140 10000 190
Crushing strength 13–35 kg compressed, 2–5 kg uncom- 152 10000 202
pressed. 160 10000 210 9
180 10000 230
• Easy assembly 229 10000 279 10
280 10000 330
305 10000 355 11
315 10000 365
356 10000 406
380 10000 430
12
406 10000 456
457 10000 507
508 10000 558
13
Technical data
Duct materials:
14
inner wall (core) ................ Micro-perforated
aluminium-polyester (AP)
insulation .......................... Glass wool 25 mm 15
outer wall (jacket) ............. Aluminium-polyester (AP) or
metalized polyester (MP)
Ordering example
Temperature range............... -30 to +140 ºC 16
FMDSL 160 10000 AP AP/MP Delivery length ..................... Compressed to 1 m
Product Standard length ................... 10 m
Dimension Ød Packing ................................ Individual box 17
Lenght l
Material
Type
18

Flexible heavy duct silencer FHDSL

Dimensions
1
Ødy
Ød
3
l
4
5
Ød l Ødy
nom mm mm
6 Description 82 10000 132
spiral wire. The inner wall is covered with a fibre glass insu- 127 10000 177
lation. The insulation is covered with an outer jacket.
7 The insulation reduces the noise passing through the
133 10000 183
152 10000 202
silencer.
160 10000 210
8 Classifications 180 10000 230
Crushing strength 13–35 kg compressed, 2–5 kg uncom- 229 10000 279
9 pressed. 254 10000 304
305 10000 355
10 • Easy assembly 356 10000 406
457 10000 507
11 • Tested on fire resistance.
508 10000 558
560 10000 610
12 Technical data
Duct materials:
13 aluminium-polyester (AP)
insulation .......................... Glass wool 25 mm
outer wall (jacket) ............. Aluminium-polyester (AP)
14 Temperature range
inner wall .......................... -30 to +250 ºC
outer wall.......................... -30 to +140 ºC
15 Delivery length ..................... Compressed to 1 m
16 Ordering example
FHDSL 160 10000 AP AP
Product
17 Dimension Ød
Lenght l
Material
18 Type

Flexible light duct silencer FLDFSL

Dimensions
1
Ødy
Ød
3
l
4
5
Ød l Ødy
nom mm mm
Description 76 10000 126 6
spiral wire. The inner wall is covered with a liner. 90 10000 140
The liner is covered with a fibre glass insulation. The insula-
tion is covered with an outer jacket.
102 10000 152 7
112 10000 162
The insulation reduces the noise passing through the
silencer. 127 10000 177
133 10000 183 8
Classifications 140 10000 190
Crushing strength 13–35 kg compressed, 2–5 kg uncom- 160 10000 210 9
pressed. 180 10000 230
203 10000 253
Advantages 229 10000 279 10
• Easy assembly 254 10000 304
• Very small storage and transport volume.
280 10000 330
305 10000 355 11
315 10000 365
356 10000 406
380 10000 430
12
406 10000 456
457 10000 507
508 10000 558
13
Technical data
Duct materials:
14
aluminium-polyester (AP)
liner................................... Polyethylene (PE) 15
insulation .......................... Glass wool 25 mm
outer wall (jacket) ............. Aluminium-polyester (AP) or
Ordering example
metalized polyester (MP) 16
Temperature range............... -30 to +140 ºC
FLDFSL 160 10000 AP AP/MP Standard length ................... 10 m
Product Maximum air velocity........... 30 m/s
Dimension Ød Delivery length ..................... Compressed to 1 m 17
Lenght l Packing ................................ Individual box
Material
Type
18

Semiflexible double duct silencer FDDGSL

Dimensions
1
Ødy
Ød
3
l
4
6 Description
Double-layer micro-perforated inner duct wall. The inner Ød l Ødy
wall is covered with a fibre glass insulation. The insulation is nom mm 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k mm
covered with a double-layer outer duct. 80 750 135
7 80 1000 2 6 10 20 38 58 33 28 135
The ends of the silencer are covered with aluminium gables. 80 1250 135
The duct connections fits inside ducts. 80 1500 135
8 80 2000 135
The insulation reduces the noise passing through the 100 750 160
silencer. 100 1000 1 5 8 18 35 58 33 27 160
9 Advantages
100 1250
100 1500
160
160
125 750 190
10 Technical data 125 1000 1 5 8 18 35 58 33 27 190
125 1250 190
Duct materials: 125 1500 190
inner wall.......................... Aluminium + aluminium (AL)
11 insulation.......................... Glass wool 25 mm
125 2000 190
160 750 210
outer wall ......................... Aluminium + aluminium 160 1000 1 2 4 10 23 43 18 14 210
Minimum bending radius..... 2–3×d
160 1250 210
12 Maximum temperature ........ +200 ºC
160 1500 210
160 2000 210
200 750 260
class A1
13 200 1000 2 2 4 9 20 27 13 11 260
200 1250 260
200 1500 260
200 2000 260
14 250 750 310
250 1000 1 2 4 9 18 19 9 9 310
250 1250 310
15 250 1500 310
250 2000 310
315 750 365
16 Ordering example
315 1000
315 1250
1 2 3 5 11 13 7 8 365
365
FDDGSL 160 1250 AA 25 315 1500 365
315 2000 365
Product
17 Dimension Ød
Lenght l
Material
18 Thickness

Semiflexible double duct silencer FDDGSL

Dimensions
1
Ødy
Ød
3
l
4
Description 6
Double-layer micro-perforated inner duct wall. The inner Ød l Ødy
wall is covered with a fibre glass insulation. The insulation is nom mm 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k mm
covered with a double-layer outer duct. 80 750 190
80 1000 3 13 19 30 47 58 33 28 190
7
The ends of the silencer are covered with aluminium gables. 80 1250 190
The duct connections fits inside ducts. 80 1500 190
80 2000 190 8
The insulation reduces the noise passing through the 100 750 210
silencer. 100 1000 2 11 16 28 46 58 36 36 210
Advantages
100 1250
100 1500
210
210
9
125 750 235
Technical data 125 1000 1 7 13 24 41 45 29 28 235 10

125 1250 235
Duct materials: 125 1500 235
inner wall.......................... Aluminium + aluminium (AL)
insulation.......................... Glass wool 50 mm
125 2000 235 11
160 750 260
outer wall ......................... Aluminium + aluminium 160 1000 1 5 10 21 39 30 20 18 260
Minimum bending radius..... 2–3×d
160 1250 260
Maximum temperature ........ +200 ºC
160 1500 260
12
160 2000 260
200 750 310
class A1
200 1000 3 4 9 16 32 22 15 15 310 13
200 1250 310
200 1500 310
200 2000 310
250 750 365
14
250 1000 2 4 8 16 33 15 11 12 365
250 1250 365
250 1500 365 15
250 2000 365
315 750 410
Ordering example
315 1000
315 1250
2 3 6 12 25 11 8 11 410
410
16
FDDGSL 160 1250 AA 50 315 1500 410
315 2000 410
Product
Dimension Ød
17
Lenght l
Material
Thickness
18

Flexible duct clamp MDC
6 Description
A metal clamp for all types of flexible ducting. The clamp
consists of the band FDB and the flip-up band lock FDBL.
7 This system allows an easy and quick application thanks to
the automatic locking that forms the right diameter of the
duct.
8
Advantages
• Labour saving.
9 • The band has lifted edges to avoid damage to the ducting.
Technical data
10 Diameter range.................... Ø 60–660
Band width .......................... 9 mm
Band material ...................... Stainless steel (SS) UNI X 8
CR17 - DIN 14016 (W2) -
11 AISI 430
12
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
MDC 125 SS
Product
17 Dimension Ød
Material
18

Flexible duct band/band lock FDB/FDBL
Description Description 6
A metal band for all types of flexible ducting. The band lock A flip-up lock for the flexible duct band FDB.
FDBL fits this band.
Technical data 7
Advantages Lock material ....................... Stainless (SS) steel UNI X 8
• The band has lifted edges to avoid damage to the ducting. CR17 - DIN 14010 (W2) -
• Just cut to adequate length to fit any diameter. AISI 430 8
Packing ................................ Box of 50 pieces
Technical data
Diameter range.................... Any
Band width .......................... 9 mm
9
Band material ...................... Stainless (SS) steel UNI X 8
CR17 - DIN 14010 (W2) -
AISI 430 10
Band length ......................... 30 m
11
12
13
14
15
16
Ordering example Ordering example
FDB 30 000 SS FDBL SS
Product Product 17
Length Material
Material
18

ai r duct systems | i s o l
Isol
Lindab 1
Safe 3
Silencers 4

6
evacuation
Air valves 7
Roof hoods 8
Transfer 10
Rectangular 11
Flexible ducting 12
Isol 13
Access doors 14
Smart tools 15
systems 16
Index 18
Content – Isol
Circular duct End cap
1 SRI .............................................. 588 ESUI ........................................... 598
2
Bends Sealing clamp
3 BFUI 90°...................................... 589 SVK............................................. 599
BFUI 45°...................................... 590
BFUI 30°...................................... 591
4
Reducers Access doors
5 RCLUI ......................................... 592 See chapter Access doors
EPFUI ......................................... 615
6
RCFUI ......................................... 593 See chapter Access doors
KCRUI......................................... 616
7
8
T-piece Regulating damper
TCUI ............................................ 594 See chapter
Dampers and Measure units
9 DRUI .............................................302
10
Take-off
ILUI.............................................. 595
11
12
Coupling
NPUI............................................ 596
13
14 Female coupling
MFI .............................................. 597
15
16
17
18

General
Isol is the name for our pre-insulated ducts and fittings, in- Do like this:
tended for both indoor and outdoor use. The system is based 1. Start with the temperature difference, Δt [°C], between
on sheet steel inner and outer sheaths with rock wool insula- the air in the duct and the surrounding. 1
tion in between. 2. Go to the duct diameter, Ø [mm].
The nominal size Ø100–500 always refers to the inner duct 3. Find the specific power loss, Pl [W/m].
diameter, irrespective of the type in question. 4. Continue to the air flow, q [m³/s]. 2
5. Find the specific temperature drop, Td [°C/m].
Insulation
insulation thickness is 50 mm. Example:
1. Δt = 30 °C and 3
As special we can offer products with 25 mm glass wool in- 2. Ø = 400 mm yields
sulation. 3. Pl = 25,5 W/m
Inner sheath
4. q = 0,1 m³/s yields 4
5. Td = 0,212 °C/m
The inner sheath is made from standard units from the Safe
programme. This means that adequate properties are the Explanations:
same as for the corresponding Safe units. Δt = temperature difference, [°C] 5
Ø = duct diameter, [mm]
Outer sheath Pl = specific power loss, [W/m]
The outer sheath is supplied as standard with hot dip galva-
nised steel sheet Z 275. It can also be made in plastic coated
q = air flow, [m³/s] 6
Td = specific temperature drop, [°C/m]
galvanised steel sheet, stainless steel or alu-zink to special
Δt
order.
7
Joints
When installation is done outdoors, it is important to have a
Pl

diffusion-proof outer sheath. For this reason, use the special 8
sealing clamp SVK, which gives good mechanical strength
and good sealing at the joints. The sealing material consists
of long-life EPDM rubber.
9
Duct fixing 1 m
The Isol system is normally mounted on straps, in the same Ø
way as other duct systems. 10
Td
Heat/cold
Graphs of theoretically estimated power loss in a straight
duct. 11
Prerequisites
Transported air t1 = 20 [°C]
12
Heat transfer coefficient between outer sheath and
surrounding air at 10 [m/s] αy = 30–40 [W/(m²·°C)] q
Ambient temperature t2 = -20 to +20 [°C] 13
1 m
14
q [m3/s]
Ø [mm] 20 10 5 2 1 0,5 0,2 0,1 0,05
40 40
500
15

400

30 30
315
0,02
16
20 250 20
Pl [W/m]
Pl [W/m]
200
160
125 0,01
10 100 10 17
0 0
40 30 20 10 0,001 0,01 0,1 1
18
Δt [°C] Td [°C/m]

Circular duct SRI

Dimensions
1
l
2
ØD
Ød
4
6 Description l
Circular duct. Ød ØD std ml
nom mm mm kg/m
7 100 200 3000 6,19
125 224 3000 7,44
160 260 3000 9,29
8
200 300 3000 11,1
250 * 355 * 3000 13,3
9 315 * 415 * 3000 19,6
400 * 500 * 3000 23,2
500 * 600 * 3000 31,3
10
* With external stiffening corrugation
11
12
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
SRI 125 3000 50
Product
17
Dimension Ød
Lenght l mm
Type
18

Bend BFUI 90°

Dimensions
l 1
l
rm 4
α
5
r m ≈ (1–2)·d 1 Ød1
Description 6
Ød1 l m
Segmented and lockseamed bend. nom mm kg
100 200 2,93 7
125 225 3,44
160 240 4,88
200 300 6,86 8
250 352 9,74
315 315 11,6
400 400 18,6 9
500 500 26,1
10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
BFUI 200 90 50
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
Type
18

Bend BFUI 45°

Dimensions
1
l
2
3
rm
l
α
4
Ød1
5 r m ≈ (1–2)·d 1
100 83 1,55
7
125 79 1,68
160 100 2,49
8 200 124 3,34
250 136 4,90
315 145 5,55
9 400 188 8,97
500 224 12,9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
BFUI 250 45 50
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
Type
18

Bend BFUI 30°

Dimensions
1
l
3
rm
α
l
4
Ød1
5
r m ≈ (0,8–2)·d 1
Description Ød1 l m
6
100 54 1,03
7
125 60 1,35
160 67 1,95
200 54 2,67 8
250 69 3,65
315 83 4,48
400 99 6,90 9
500 105 10,1
10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
BFUI 315 30 50
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
Angle α
Type
18

Reducer RCLUI
Dimensions
1
Ød1
Ød2
3
4
l
5
6 Description Ød1 Ød2 l m

Long, hand made reducer with appr. 20° angle. nom nom mm kg
125 100 64 0,87
7 160 100 112 1,24
160 125 78 1,11
8 200 100 167 1,90
200 125 133 1,66
200 160 85 1,42
9 250 125 202 2,82
250 160 154 2,54
250 200 99 2,24
10 315 160 243 3,78
315 200 188 3,43
315 250 119 3,15
11 400 200 310 5,87
400 250 241 6,69
400 315 152 4,77
12
500 250 378 9,26
500 315 289 8,06
13 500 400 177 6,78
14
15
16 Ordering example
RCLUI 400 250 50
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
Dimension Ød2
Type
18

Reducer RCFUI
Dimensions
1
Ød2
Ød
3
l
5
Description Ød Ød2 l m
6
Short, concentric reducer with one female end. nom nom mm kg
125 100 82 0,93
Ød fits over a fitting and Ød2 fits inside a duct.
160 100 97 1,11
7
160 125 66 1,04
200 100 118 1,46 8
200 125 106 1,44
200 160 86 1,37
250 125 150 2,23 9
250 160 133 2,21
250 200 112 2,15
315 160 168 2,87 10
315 200 148 2,81
315 250 143 3,14
400 200 203 4,59 11
400 250 198 4,08
400 315 165 4,81
12
500 250 248 6,90
500 315 215 6,62
500 400 193 6,92 13
14
15
Ordering example
16
RCFUI 250 160 50
Product
17
Dimension Ød
Dimension Ød2
Type
18

T-piece TCUI
Dimensions
1
Ød1 Ød3 l l3 m
nom nom mm mm kg
2 100 100 250 134 2,86
125 100 250 131 3,21
125 125 274 146 3,49
3 160 100 250 149 3,72
160 125 274 149 4,05
160 160 310 149 4,54
4 200 100 250 169 4,30
200 125 274 169 4,67
200 160 310 169 5,33
5 200 200 350 169 5,97
250 100 250 194 5,60
250 125 274 194 6,03
6 Description 250 160 310 194 6,79
Centric T-piece.
250 200 350 194 7,53
250 250 400 192 9,16
7 Dimensions
315 100 250 227 6,51
315 125 274 227 7,01
Ød3
315 160 310 227 7,86
8 315 200 350 227 8,58
315 250 400 222 10,4
315 315 465 222 12,7
9
l3
400 100 250 269 8,38

400 125 274 269 9,00
Ød1
400 160 310 269 10,0

10
400 200 350 269 11,0
400 250 400 264 13,1
11 400 315 465 264 15,9
l 400 400 550 269 17,6
500 100 250 319 11,3
12 500 125 274 319 12,2
500 160 310 319 13,4
500 200 350 319 14,5
13 500 250 443 314 18,1
500 315 465 314 20,7
500 400 550 314 22,5
14 500 500 650 349 27,0
15
16 Ordering example
TCUI 315 250 50
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
Dimension Ød3
Type
18

Take-off ILUI
Dimensions
1
10–20
2
Ød1
4
Description Ød1 m
6
Take-off with radius 2–4 mm. nom kg
100 0,32
125 0,37
7
160 0,47
200 0,58 8
250 0,81
315 1,05
400 1,58 9
500 2,04
10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
ILUI 160 50
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
Type
18

Coupling NPUI
Dimensions
1
8–10
2
Ød1
4
Coupling for joining of SRI ducts. nom kg
100 0,26
7 125 0,30
160 0,36
8 200 0,50
250 0,97
315 1,18
9 400 2,05
500 2,72
10
11
12
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
NPUI 125 50
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
Type
18

Female coupling MFI

Dimensions
1
l
2
Ød
4
Description Ød l m
6
Female coupling for joining of fittings. nom mm kg
100 90 0,58
125 90 0,68
7
160 90 0,85
200 90 1,01 8
250 130 1,76
315 130 2,08
400 170 3,64 9
500 170 4,62
10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
16
MFI 100 50
Product
17
Dimension Ød
Type
18

End cap ESUI

Dimensions
1
Ød1
3
4
l
End cap which fits inside a duct. nom mm kg
100 58 0,81
7 125 58 0,95
160 58 1,25
8 200 58 1,58
250 58 2,26
315 58 3,04
9 400 58 4,77
500 58 6,41
10
11
12
13
14
15
16 Ordering example
ESUI 160 50
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
Type
18

Sealing clamp SVK

Dimensions
1
4
Ød l
5
Description 6
Removable sealing clamp to be installed outside the outer Ød l m
sheath. nom mm kg
80 * 130 0,30
7
The inside of the sealing clamp is covered with a thick layer
of cellular EPDM rubber. 100 * 130 0,34
125 * 130 0,40
The table below specifies the sealing clamp SVK, with 8
diameter d, which is used on each nominal diameter d1, of 160 130 0,46
Isol. 180 130 0,52
200 130 0,59 9
224 130 0,75
Isol
250 * 190 0,94
Ød1 Use SVK
nom Ød 260 190 0,98 10
100 200 300 190 1,12
125 224 315 190 1,17
160 260 355 190 1,30 11
200 300 375 190 1,35
250 355 400 * 250 1,42
315 415 415 250 1,49
12
400 500 460 250 1,60
500 600 500 250 1,75
13
560 250 2,00
600 250 2,20
* Only used in the Safe programme

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SVK 315
Product
17
Dimension Ød
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Access doors
Lindab 1
Safe 3
Silencers 4

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Air valves 7
Roof hoods 8
Transfer 10
Rectangular 11
Flexible ducting 12
Isol 13
Access doors 14
Smart tools 15

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Index 18
Content – Access doors

IPF ................................................613
1 EPFH............................................ 604
2
LKCR ............................................616
ESHU ........................................... 605
3
IPRD .............................................614
4 KCRU ........................................... 608
5 IPL ................................................615
KC ................................................ 609
6
7
KCU ............................................. 606
8 Duct shape Cicular Rectangular

Placing Duct end Duct wall Duct wall
EPFH IPLR LKCR
KCIVU .......................................... 607
9 Uninsulated ESHU PTL IPF
KCRU
KC EKTL LKCR
10 KCU IPRD
EPFUI ........................................... 617 Insulated KCIVU IPL
EPFUI
11 KCRUI
12 KCRUI .......................................... 618
13
IPLR ............................................. 610
14
15 PTL............................................... 611
16
EKTL ............................................ 612
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Access doors
Cleaning of duct systems
Some duct units have parts which more or less block the 1
duct system, and thus obstruct or prevent cleaning of it.
Such units are silencers with baffles, most dampers and
some flow measurement units. You can choose one of the
following approaches, to permit cleaning at such units: 2
• You can install access doors such as KCU page
page 606, EPFH page page 604, KCRU page 3
page 608 or KC page page 609 on each side of the
unit.
• You can use sealing clamp SVK page page 467 to 4
make it easy to remove the unit from the system.
• You can use slide-in coupling SMFU page page 168 to
make it easy to remove the unit from the system.
NOTE! To prevent the system from inadvertently com-
5
ing apart during operation, locate the slide-in coupling
upstream of the unit, seen from the direction of the air
flow. 6
• You can locally switch over to Transfer to make it easy
to remove the unit from the system.
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Access door EPFH

Dimensions
1 Ø80 Ø100–160
l 5
l 30
2
Ød
Ød
3
4
Ø200–315 Ø400–630
l 30
5 l 30
6 Description
Access door, which fits outside a Safe fitting.
7 Some dimensions Ø80–355 have notches for bayonet lock- Ød
Ød
ing, in order to be better fixed in ducts with positive pres-
sure. You must then add two rivets to the fitting.
8 Dimensions Ø400–630 have eccentric locks in order to be
better fixed in ducts with positive pressure. You must then
mount the hooks of the locks in the fitting.
9 No Click function – no notches.
Ød l m Handle Lock
nom mm kg
10 80 48 0,09 1 fixed small –
100 40 0,15 1 folding bayonet
112 40 0,16 1 folding –
11 125 40 0,17 1 folding bayonet
140 40 0,19 1 folding –
150 40 0,21 1 folding –
12 160 40 0,22 1 folding bayonet
180 40 0,24 1 fixed –
200 40 0,32 1 fixed bayonet
13 224 60 0,38 1 fixed –
280 60 0,64 2 fixed –
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300 60 0,69 2 fixed –
15 355 60 0,87 2 fixed –
400 80 1,26 2 fixed eccenter
16 Ordering example
EPFH 250
Product
17 630 80 2,71 2 fixed eccenter
Dimension Ød
18

Access door ESHU

Dimensions
Ø100–160 Ø200–630 1
l
30
2
l
5
3
Ød1
Ød1
4
Description Ød1 l m Handle 6

nom mm kg
Access door, which fits inside an SR duct.
100 10 0,17 1 folding
No Click function – has a closed turned-over end. 112 4 0,18 1 folding 7
125 10 0,19 1 folding
140 10 0,24 1 folding
150 10 0,22 1 folding 8
160 10 0,29 1 folding
180 10 0,32 1 fixed
9
200 10 0,36 1 fixed
224 10 0,44 1 fixed
250 10 0,58 2 fixed 10
280 4 0,70 2 fixed
300 10 0,78 2 fixed
315 10 0,88 2 fixed 11
355 10 0,99 2 fixed
400 12 1,34 2 fixed
500 12 1,72 2 fixed 12
630 4 2,62 2 fixed
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ESHU 160
Product
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Dimension Ød1
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Access door KCU

Dimensions
1
Ø100 – 160 Ø200 – (400)
2 l 30
l 5
Ød
Ød
4
6 Description Ød Δp l m
nom Pa mm kg Handle
Insulated access door which fits outside a Safe fitting.
100 3400 40 0,30 1 folding
7 The door is held in place by spring clips against the inside of 125 3400 40 0,40 1 folding
the Safe fitting. This does not apply to Ø400 which is held in
160 3400 40 0,60 1 folding
place by two eccentric locks.
200 3400 40 0,80 1 fixed
8 The door is loosened by pulling it straight outwards, and is
250 3400 60 1,28 2 fixed
installed in the opposite manner (but not Ø400). There are
one or two handles to help in the process. 315 2600 60 1,81 2 fixed
400 10000 90 2,82 2 fixed
9 Δp in the table gives the maximum positive pressure the
access door can withstand when installed from beneath.
No Click function – no notches.
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KCU 250
Product
17
Dimension Ød
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Access door KCIVU

Dimensions
1
Ø100–160 Ø200 Ø250–(400)
l 30
l 30 2
l 5
Ød
Ød
Ød
4
Description Ød Δp l m 6
nom Pa mm kg Handle
Insulated access door which fits outside a Safe fitting.
100 3400 50 0,43 1 folding
The door is held in place by spring clips against the inside of 125 3400 50 0,62 1 folding 7
the Safe fitting. This does not apply to Ø400which is held in
160 3400 50 1,00 1 folding
place by two eccentric locks.
200 3400 50 1,41 1 fixed
The door is loosened by pulling it straight outwards, and is
250 3400 70 2,25 2 fixed 8
installed in the opposite manner (but not Ø400). There are
one or two handles to help in the process. 315 2600 70 3,30 2 fixed
400 10000 100 5,00 2 fixed
Δp in the table gives the maximum positive pressure the 9
access door can withstand when installed from beneath.
No Click function – no notches.
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Ordering example
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KCIVU 250
Product
17
Dimension Ød
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Access door KCRU

Dimensions
1
Ød1
4 l
nom mm kg
Access door which complies with the requirements for
access doors in Swedish Standard SS 2645. 100 480 1,06
7 125 480 1,30
The door is held in place by a tension strap with adjustable
160 480 1,80
eccentric lock. This offers a quick and simple opening and
closing. A built-in handle also aids handling. 200 480 2,00
8 250 480 2,92
Can achieve maximum tightness class C.
315 480 4,10
400 480 5,51
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KCRU 250
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
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Access door KC
Dimensions
Ø100–160 Ø200–315 1
50 30
5
50 2
Ød1
Ød1
4
Description Ød Δp m 6
nom Pa kg Handle
Intended for use with fittings which do not have a Safe gas-
ket. The door is retained by spring clips which press against 100 3400 0,29 1 folding
the inside of the fitting. It is released by pulling it straight 125 3400 0,38 1 folding 7
out, and installed by pressing it in. There are one or two 160 3400 0,57 1 folding
handles to help. The gasket is made from EPDM rubber. 200 3000 0,94 1 fixed
Δp in the table specifies the maximum positive pressure the 250 2300 1,76 2 fixed 8
access door can withstand without coming loose, when 315 1600 1,86 2 fixed
installed from below.
Can manage up to tightness class C.
9
The corresponding Safe component (of different design) is
designated KCU and only fits inside Safe components. 10
Hasn’t any Click function – has a closed turned-over end.
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KC 200
Product
17
Dimension Ød1
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Access door IPLR

Dimensions
1
Ød
3
a*
6 Description
Access door, which fits on the curved side of a circular duct.
7 A neoprene cellular gasket seals on the duct's inside.

Supplied with a self adhesive template which guides when
cutting the oval aperture.
b*
Ø 100–800 is available in stainless steel by request.
8
Ød a* b* m
nom mm mm kg
9 80 180 80 0,36
Specification
100 180 80 0,36
Door PanelsCorrosion resistant galvanised mild steel.
10 Locking KnobPolyamid. 112 180 80 0,36
Bolts/NutsZinc plated mild steel. 125 180 80 0,36
GasketInert neoprene cellular sponge gasket which will not 150 180 80 0,36
support combustion in its installed state.
11 160 180 80 0,36
Alternative materials 180 250 150 0,80
Door panels are available in aluminium and stainless steel to 200 250 150 0,80
12 special order.
250 250 150 0,80
315 250 150 0,80
355 300 200 0,88
13 400 300 200 0,88
450 300 200 0,88
500 400 300 2,20
14 560 400 300 2,20
630 400 300 2,20
15 710 400 300 2,20
800 400 300 2,20
900 400 300 2,31
16 Ordering example
1000 500 400 2,31
1120 500 400 2,31
IPLR 500
1250 500 400 2,31
Product
17
Dimension Ød * Note! Opening dimensions.
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Access door PTL

Dimensions
1
Ød
2
a*
4
Description b*
6
Access door for circular duct.
Ø 100–400 delivered with sticker for easy installation.
Locked with hexagon bolts. Ød a* b* m 7
nom mm mm kg
100 200 100 0,60
125 200 100 0,60 8
160 200 100 0,60
200 200 200 0,70
250 200 200 0,70 9
315 200 200 0,70
400 200 200 0,70
500 250 250 1,00
10
630 250 250 1,00
800 500 400 2,40
11
1000 500 400 2,40
* Note! Opening dimensions.

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PTL 125
Product
17
Dimension Ød
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Access door EKTL

Dimensions
1
H
2
Ød
3
a*
5
6 Description
Access door for insulated circular duct.
Locked with hexagon bolts. b*
7
Ød H a* b* m
8 nom mm mm mm kg
100 60 200 100 1,00
100 80 200 100 1,30
9 100 100 200 100 1,55
125 60 200 100 1,00
125 80 200 100 1,30
10 125 100 200 100 1,55
160 60 200 100 1,00
160 80 200 100 1,30
11 160 100 200 100 1,55
200 60 200 200 2,50
200 80 200 200 2,75
12
200 100 200 200 3,00
250 60 200 200 2,50
13 250 80 200 200 2,75
250 100 200 200 3,00
315 60 200 200 2,50
14 315 80 200 200 2,75
315 100 200 200 3,00
400 60 200 200 2,50
15 400 80 200 200 2,75
400 100 200 200 3,00
500 60 500 400 5,70
16 Ordering example 500 80 500 400 6,40
EKTL 125 60 500 100 500 400 7,00
Product 630 60 500 400 5,70
17
Dimension Ød 630 80 500 400 6,40
Height H 630 100 500 400 7,00
18 * Note! Opening dimensions.

Access door IPF

Dimensions
1
b
4
5
a
Description 6
a* b* m
Access door, which fits on the flat side of a rectangular duct. mm mm kg
A neoprene cellular gasket seals on the duct's inside.
Supplied with a self adhesive template which guides when
250 150 0,65 7
cutting the rectangular aperture. 300 200 1,10
450 350 2,78
600 450 4,90 8
* Note! Opening dimensions.
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IPF 300 200
Product 17
Largest side a
Smallest side b
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Access door IPRD

Dimensions
1
b
4
5 a
6 Description a b m
Consists of a door and a frame. The door has a 25 mm thick 300 150 0,90
7 high density insulation. The frame is attached to the duct 400 300 2,00
wall by means of fixing tabs. Both door and frame are sup- 500 500 3,10
plied with a neoprene cellular gasket.
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IPRD 400 300
17 Product
Largest side a
Smallest side b
18

Access door IPL

Dimensions
1
b
4
a 5
Description a b m 6
Consists of a door and a frame. The door has a 20 mm thick 300 150 1,03
high density insulation. The frame is attached to the duct 460 250 2,08 7
wall by means of screws. A gasket as well as a retaining 560 360 2,70
chain is fitted between door and frame.
635 430 3,57
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IPL 460 250
Product 17
Largest side a
Smallest side b
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Access door LKCR

Dimensions
1
b
3
50
a 50
1
4
80
Non-insulated duct
5
6 Description
The access door is also used as an inspection hatch for rec- 2
80
tangular ducts. To the access door belongs a fixing frame,
which is attached to the rectangular duct. This is normally
7 done with blind rivets through the folded-down edge of the Internally insulated duct
done frame. It can also be provided with folding tabs on
request.
8 It is easy to remove the access door from the fixing frame by
using over-centre catches. In the insulated versions, the
inner side will always be in level with the innermost bound-
ary line of the duct, irrespective of whether the duct is insu-
3
9
lated internally or externally. The table below shows the
insulation thickness of the door at different duct insulation
Externally insulated duct
alternatives.
10 The door should not be placed closer than 50 mm from the
nearest side of the rectangular duct.
Maximum square measurement of the access door is
11 1170×1170 mm.
12
Ordering example
LKCR 500 300 2 50/100 v
13 Product
Largest side a
Smallest side b
14 Non-insulated duct Type 1
Internally insulated duct Type 2
Externally insulated duct Type 3
15 Duct/cover insulation 30/80 mm (Type 2)
Duct/cover insulation 50/100 mm (Type 2)
Option
18 Fixing with folding tabs

air duct systems | smart tools
Smart tools
Lindab 1
Safe 3
Silencers 4

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evacuation
Air valves 7
Roof hoods 8
Transfer 10
Rectangular 11
Flexible ducting 12
Isol 13
Access doors 14
Smart tools 15

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Index 18
ai r duct systems | smart tools
Content – Smart tools

SR Cutter and accessories
1 SR Cutter Ring spanner
SRCS ........................................... 619 SPANN .........................................628
2
Heavy duty knife
KNIFE ...........................................629
Shears
3 CSS.............................................. 620
4 Markingmeasure
TALMET........................................630
Click pliers kit
5 CSCPS......................................... 621
Bits set
BITS..............................................631
6
Click pliers
CSCP ........................................... 622
7 Duct cover
DC ................................................632
8
Needle cut pliers
NCP.............................................. 623
Leakage tester
9 LTEST...........................................633
10 SR roller
SRR.............................................. 624
Joining aid tool
11 D3H ..............................................634
12 SR carrying handle
SRH.............................................. 625 Marking pen
PICA .............................................635
13
Duct lift
Trolley and side bars SRDL ............................................636
14
Trolley
TRO.............................................. 626
15
CO2 Logger
CDL210 ........................................637
16 Side bars
TROB ........................................... 627
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SR Cutter SRCS
Technical data
Folded 1
Length 1 910 mm
Width 500 mm
Height 380 mm 2
Erected
Length 1 910 mm
Length (with extended 3
telescope arms) 4 800 mm
Width 730 mm
Height 1 270 mm
Working height 820 mm
4
Maximum load 75 kg
Weight 36 kg 5
Description 6
Working bench/platform for cutting circular ducts of diame- Note
ters Ø 80–315 and lengths 200–3000 mm. The bench is delivered without any:
The bench is CE and TÜV approved. • Shears – to cut the duct, 7
• Needle cut pliers – to cut the needle,
The bench is equipped with:
• two wheels – to very easily move the bench to the • Click pliers – to make the notches for the Click system,
working spot where you momentarily are, • Click pliers kit – to support the click pliers. 8
• four foldable legs and a foldable knife arm – to fold the
bench to a very compact format,
These tools, if wanted, have to be ordered separately. 9
• a handle – to offer a good grip when folding and
unfolding the bench,
In order to ...
• two scales on two telescopic arms – to set the wanted
cut a duct cut a duct and cut a duct and 10
duct length, cut the needle cut the needle and
• sixteen rollers – to rotate the duct, make Click notches
• a knife – to make a designed start cutting hole for the you need ...
shears, SR Cutter SR Cutter SR Cutter 11
• an arm – to guide the shears. + + +
Spare parts are available. Shears Shears Shears
+ +
12
Needle cut pliers Needle cut pliers
+
13
Click pliers
+
Click pliers kit 14
15
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Ordering example 17
SRCS 3000
Product
Length
18

Shears CSS
Technical data
1 Model 3514-7R
Power 500 W
Stroke frequency 2400 1/min
Weight 2,2 kg
2
6 Description
Shears to cut circular ducts of sheet metal thickness up to
0,9 mm.
7 The shears is also suitable for general sheet metal cutting,
e.g. holes for take-offs, since it is easy to detach the shears
from the bench and it is equipped with jaws for radius cuts.
8 The cutter comes in four types adapted to the different elec-
trical standards in different countries:
9
Type Country Voltage Frequency
V [Hz]
10 EU Most European 230 50
CH Switzerland 230 50
UK United Kingdom 110 50
11 US United States of 110 60
America
12 Spare parts are available.
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17 Ordering example
CSS EU
Product
18 Type

Click pliers kit CSCPS

Technical data
Length 440mm 1
Weight 4,5kg
Description 6
Stand to support and guide the Click pliers.
The stand is designed to be used together with the SR Cut-
ter, SRCS. 7
The stand has guiding grooves to suit all duct diameters.
Rarely used grooves can advantageously be "filled" with
special clips. 8
The stand can easily be unscrewed to make the folded bench
still more compact.
9
A bagful of clips, CSCPSC, to fill unwanted grooves are de-
livered together with every kit order.
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Ordering example 17
CSCPS
Product
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Click pliers CSCP

Technical data
1 CSCP 40
Length 290 mm
Weight 1,0 kg
2 CSCP 60
Length 290 mm
Weight 1,1 kg
3
6 Description
Pliers to produce the notches for the Click joining system.
The pliers is intended to be used together with the SR Cutter,
7 SRCS.
The pliers sits on a stand, CSCPS, which guides it to facilitate
the work.
8
The pliers can also be used to make notches on ducts away
from the bench, since the pliers is very easily detachable
from the support.
9
The pliers comes in two sizes adapted to the different inser-
tion lengths of different duct diameters:
10
Size Duct diameter Duct insertion length
nom mm mm
11 40 80–224 40
60 250–315 60
12
A special gauge tool, CSNC, to check the notch is delivered
together with every pliers order.
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17 Ordering example
CSCP 40
Product
18 Dimension (size)

lin dab | smart tools
Needle cut pliers NCP

Advantages
• Cut off the needle without harming the duct wall. 1
• Sturdy construction for reliable function and longevity.
• Well designed handles make the work effortless.
• Opening spring for easier work. 2
• Operated by one hand.
Technical data 3
Length 200 mm
Weight 0,35 kg
4
Description 6
Pliers to cut away the very sharp and dangerous needle
which is formed when cutting a spirally lockseamed duct.
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Ordering example 17
NCP
Product
18

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SR roller SRR
Advantages
1 The duct coming up a little from the floor surface leads to
the following advantages:
• faster to cut the ducts,
2 • easier to insert fittings in the duct,
• easier to slip on flat bar flanges.
3 The duct being easy to rotate also leads to the following

advantages:
• full access all around and better working position to
4 screw/rivet a fitting,
• easier to cut hole for and to screw/rivet e.g. a saddle
piece.
5 Painted ducts run much smaller risk of being scratched.
Easily damaged floors run much smaller risk of being
6 Description damaged.
SRR is a cradle for cutting of ducts with Ø 315–1250 mm.
The duct is placed on two or three cradles for simple, fast Material
and ergonomically correct rotating at marking of cut length
7 and at cutting.
Manufactured of sturdy, painted steel sheet metal to be
robust.
The cradle substantially reduces the need of free floor
8 space, and makes it easier to arrange a proper working
place e.g. with simpler cord handling.
Made with lightening holes for smaller weight and easier
9 carrying.
The rollers are available as spare part and can easily be
exchanged.
10 Weight: 5,0 kg
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17 Ordering example
SRR
Product
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SR carrying handle SRH

Advantages
• Connects and disconnects in a moment. 1
• Provides a superior better and more secure grip com-
pared to hold directly on to the duct.
• Can be gripped with one or two hands. 2
• Can be held on the shoulder to relieve the load on the
arms.
• Eliminates the risk of hitting the legs to the edge of the 3
duct and makes it possible to walk with "normal" step
length.
• Gives a much better all-around-view and in particular 4
you can see where you put your feet.
Description 6
SRH is a carrying handle which makes it substantially easier
to manually move circular ventilation ducts at the building
site.
7
The handle fit ducts Ø 315–1250, but it is adequate to limit
its use to the sizes Ø 400–800. You ought not to exceed the
recommended maximum carrying weight of 25 kg per per- 8
son.
One person at each duct end uses a handle each.
Weight: 2,0 kg 9
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Ordering example 17
SRH
Product
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Trolley TRO
Advantages
1 • Very easy to load and unload the duct.
• Soft punctureproof tyres.
• The wheels manages passing of smaller obstacles and
2 semi-rough surface.
• Foldable for easier storage.
• You can also use it to transport large fittings in the
3 building place like for example silencers and bends in
big diameters.
• More flexibility at the building site as you can work
4 alone.
• Improved ergonomics and workig conditions as you
reduce lifting of heavy products.
5
6 Description
TRO is a trolley which makes it substantially easier and
more ergonomic to manually move circular ventilation ducts
and other heavy products at the building site.
7
The trolley is suitable for ducts Ø 400–1250.
Trolley with loaded duct is easily moved by one person.
8 Maximum load: circa 100 kg.
Weight: 4,0 kg.
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TRO
Product
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Side bars TROB

Advantages
• Very easy to snap the bars on and off without any need 1
of tools.
• Equipped with a handle that gives a good manoeuver-
ability and a comfortable driving position. 2
• The handle can be adopted to fit both right- and left-
handed persons.
• Removable for easier storage. 3
Description 6
TROB are side bars to the trolley TRO which makes it possi-
ble to transport many small ventilation ducts at the building
site at the same haulage.
7
The side bars are suitable for ducts Ø 80–500.
Trolley with bars and loaded ducts is easily run by one per-
son. 8
Weight: 6,0 kg
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Ordering example 17
TROB
Product
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Ring spanner SPANN

Advantages
1 • Suitable in cramped spaces where there is no room for a
common electric screwdriver.
• The stem is angled 15° for easier handling.
2
6 Description
SPANN is a ring spanner with ratcheting mechanism for
sheet metal screws with ¼" hexagon head.
7 The spanner has a hexagon grip.
The other end has an 8 mm fixed ring spanner with a twelve-
point grip.
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SPANN
Product
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Heavy duty knife KNIFE

Advantages
• The sheath has a unique function to attach around a but- 1
ton on the clothing or to a belt so it doesn’t fall off, at the
same time it is easy to remove.
• Due to the thickness of the blade and the double edge 2
angles it makes a perfect hole in the duct when cutting
with a nibbler.
• More rigid compared to other knifes when used to make
hole in steel ducts.
3
Description 6
KNIFE is a sturdy and durably sharpened knife for tough
tasks e.g. hole-making in ventilation ducts e.g. at cutting
with shears.
7
The blade is manufactured of 3 mm Japanese carbon steel
and sharpened with double edge angles.
The handle and sheath are manufactured of extra impact 8
resistant PP plastic.
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Ordering example 17
KNIFE
Product
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Markingmeasure TALMET
Advantages
1 • No need to see the scale, i.e. measurements can be
taken at hard-to-reach or dark places.
• Transfers a measure directly without any need to read
2 the scale, nor to remember nor to set the measure.
• Can be operated with one hand only.
• Can be used as a scratch gauge.
3 • Can be used as a spacer or gauge block.
• Can be used as a scribe-compass.
• Easily exchangeable scale and extender.
4 • Small dimensions – goes into any pocket.
6 Description
TALMET is a combination tool for measuring and marking of
lengths up to 3 m. Measures both external and internal
lengths. Equipped with three steel scribing edges for mark-
7 ing. Locks the setting automatically and has a two-step
release mechanism.
8 π-scale for direct reading of the diameter when measuring

the circumference.
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TALMET
Product
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Bits set BITS

Technical data
Length 90 mm 1
Width 60 mm
Thickness 25 mm
Weight 0,18 kg
2
Advantages
• A variety of useful bits are always at hand.
• The bit kit fits snugly in a pocket.
3
• The bit kit can easily be attached to your clothes.
Description 6
A bit collection specially selected to suit mounting of ventila-
tion systems.
16 bits sits in a holster of red, flexible plastic. 7
The holster has a smart metal clip for rapid attachment to
and removal from clothes or belt.
8
The supplied bits are:
• Screwdriver Torx, T-20 W
• Screwdriver Torx, T-25 W
• Screwdriver Torx, T-30 W 9
• Screwdriver Phillips, PH 2
• Screwdriver Phillips, PH 2, 70 mm long
• Screwdriver Phillips, PH 3 10
• Screwdriver Robertson, R 2
• Screwdriver Robertson, R 3
• Screwdriver slotted, 1Ч6 mm 11
• Bit holder with quick lock, ј" – for ј" bit
• Magnetic socket, hexagon, ј" – for sheet metal screw
• Spring socket, hexagon, 8 mm – for bolt
• Spiral drill, 3,3 mm – for blind rivet 3,2 mm 12
• Spiral drill, 3,3 mm – for blind rivet 3,2 mm
• Spiral drill, 4,1 mm – for blind rivet 4,0 mm
• Spiral drill, 5,0 mm – for separation of Click system 13
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Ordering example 17
BITS
Product
18

Duct cover DC
Advantages
1 • Protects your ducts in bad weather conditions.
• Keeps ducts clean during transport and storage.
2 Size Length Height Width m

nom mm mm mm kg
3000 3100 1250 1100 2,1
3 5000 5100 1250 1100 4,5
6000 6100 1250 1100 5,4
4
6 Description
The duct cover protects your ducts in bad weather
conditions, and keeps the ducts clean during transport
and storage.
7
• Equipped with Velcro®-fastenings at one gable.
• Has a binding loop at each bottom corner.
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DC 3000
Product
18 Size

Leakage tester LTEST

Components
Storage and transportation 1
Aluminium trunks, 2 pcs
Device
Main device Lindab Leakage Tester LT 510 2
Adapter Type 1 (in minitrunk)
Adapter Type 2 (in minitrunk)
Electric wire (length 2,4 m) 3
Fuses (fine-wire T10, 250 V)
Printer TD 600
Thermal paper (roll)
Batteries (type AA or LR6), 4 pcs 4
Connection for leakage air
Plastic hose (Ø 50 mm, length 4 m)
Connector (Special female end cap EPF Ø 100) 5
Connection for system pressure
Rubber hose (Ø 10 mm, length 10 m)
Description and advantages 6
Connector (Special female end cap EPF Ø 100)
A complete equipment for field measuring of leakage in duct
systems. Sealing-off equipment
Seal-off bladder (size 3), 5 pcs
The unit automatically regulates to the chosen pressure. Seal-off bladder (size 5), 5 pcs 7
All is built in - No loose meters and connection hoses. Seal-off bladder (size 10), 5 pcs
Air hand pump (For bladder)
The unit automatically calculates leakage, leakage factor 8
and whether the chosen leakage class is achieved.
Technical data
The unit automatically runs the measurement cycle accord- Pressure measurement
ing to the standards EN 12237 and EN 1507. Principle piezo-resistive semi- 9
The fully automatized operation makes the whole measure- conductor sensor
ment process considerably faster and easier. Measuring range -750 to +2000 Pa
Simple to handle, carry and store.

Resolution 1 Pa 10
Accuracy ±3 Pa or ±2,5 % of reading,
whichever is highest
Spare parts
Thermal paper for printer
Flow measurement (referred to 1013 hPa and 20 °C) 11
Principle massflow hot film anemometer
Sealing-off bladder Measuring range 0,00 to 55,00 l/s
Filter for air intake Resolution 0,01 l/s
Accuracy ±0,03 l/s or ±5 % of reading, 12
whichever is highest
Flow range
No adapter 8,00 to 55 l/s 13
Adapter type 1 3,00 to 7,99 l/s
Adapter type 2 0,00 to 2,99 l/s
General data 14
Power supply 230 V, 50 Hz
Power consumption max. 9 A
Working temperature range +5 to +40 °C 15
Storage temperature range -20 to +50 °C
Main device weight approx. 9,5 kg
Total weight approx. 22 kg
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Ordering example 17
LTEST
Product
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Joining aid tool D3H

Technical data
1 Length 240 mm
Width 85 mm
Height 190 mm
Weight 0,9 kg
2
6 Description
A helping tool to join rectangular ducts and fittings.
The tool is clamped on to the already mounted product.
The tool carries the unmounted product's one end so you
7 don't have to hold it yourself and also it guides the unmount-
ed product in place so that the joining profiles are located at
right position close to each other.
8 The tool only works at horizontal duct runnings.
NOTE! The tool only works with products equipped with join-
9 ing profiles type LS.
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D3H
Product
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Marking pen PICA

Technical data
Length 160 mm 1
Width 17 mm
Weight 0,02 kg
2
Description 6
Pen for marking on most surfaces/materials – also when
dirty, wet or oily.
From shiny surfaces the marking can simply be wiped of with 7
a damp cloth or alike.
A 6,5 mm thin and 40 mm long tip of stainless steel makes it
easy to mark in narrow spaces, e.g. deep holes for screws in 8
consoles.
A solid 2,8 mm fat lead is fed with a push of the thumb.
9
A sharpener for the lead is integrated in the sheeth.
A solid, protective sheath with a sturdy clip makes for a sim-
ple and secure fastening to a pocket. 10
A bright flourescentish green colour of the sheeth with a high
visability makes it easy to find the pen should it be mislaid or
dropped. 11
Refill leads available on request.
Colour of lead 12
Graphite grey
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Ordering example 17
PICA
Product
18

Duct lift SRDL

Dimensions
1
h
4
6 Description
A helping device intended to lift and hold primarily circular 1000 1000
ventilation ducts at horizontal mounting.
7 The product, to be installed, is lifted with the help of a man- Technical data
ually operated winch which is automatically braked when Maximum load on the lift 25,0 kg
the crank is still.
hmin 1800 mm
8 The product supporting forks can slide along the arms in hmax 3000 m
order to adapt to products of different lengths.
The feet/legs have free turning wheels to easy fine adjust the Storage size 1620×850×320 mm
9 position of the product and facilitate to move the lift around. Weight 20,1 kg
The lift requires a smooth floor surface.

Spare parts
10 The lift can be rolled through a door width of 700 mm. DLCRA Crank
DLWIR Wire
The lift can easily be separated in three major parts (feet/
DLWIN Winch
legs, pillar and arms) for easier transportation and storage.
11 Warning for risks:
Since working with the duct lift means handling of weights
at heights this involve some risks. Great care must be taken.
12 Pay special attention to the following risks:
• Risk to stumble over the lift's feet/legs when placing
the product on the forks.
13 • Risk to hurt the back when placing the product on the
forks. Maximum load is 25 kg.
• Risk for the product to fall off from the forks.
14
• Risk for the lift to collapse or to tip over if overloaded.
Maximum load is 25 kg.
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17 Ordering example
SRDL 25
Product
18 Capacity

CO2-Logger CDL210
Applications
Determination of indoor air quality by combined measure- 1
ment of
• CO2 content,
• The air temperature and 2
• Air humidity
• Monitoring in living rooms, meeting rooms, commercial
and public areas (for example, schools) and
industrial applications. (Moisture problems, etc.)
3
Advantages
• Simple operation
4
• Data transfer via USB cable
• Fast display of all three parameters in chart form using
the enclosed software 5
• Data transfer in csv format, readable with Excel
• Highly visible display
Description The support of your sales and consulting activities: 6

Indoor air quality - the demand in new norms
and guidelines!
Delivery 7
• 210 meter CDL
Range: 0–6 000 ppm
• Power Supply
(9.999 ppm)
CO2-Measurement Resolution: 1 ppm
• USB data cable 8
• PC Software
Accuracy: 50 ppm ± 5% of read-
ing
9
Range: 5-955
°C-Measurement Resolution: 0,1 °C
Accuracy: +/- 0,6 °C
10
Range: 5–95 %
Resolution: 0,1 %
Relative humidity
Accuracy: ±3 % (10–90 %), 11
5 % other values
Number of mea-
surement series
5 333 in total 12
3/10/30 seconds
Log-function 1/3/10/30 minutes 13
1/3/4 hours
Combination meter for CO2, humidity and temperature, with

data logger and PC software for easy presentation of the 14
results. Export data via USB port for any further processing,
for AC operation.
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Ordering example 17
CDL 210
Product
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ai r duct systems | duct suspension & support systems
Duct suspensions & Support systems
Lindab 1
Safe 3
Silencers 4

6
evacuation
Air valves 7
Roof hoods 8
Transfer 10
Rectangular 11
Flexible ducting 12
Isol 13
Access doors 14
Smart tools 15

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systems
Index 18
Content – Duct suspensions & Support

systems
Duct suspension
DRSN........................................ 647
1 Suspension band DRSNR ..................................... 648
FB17, FB30, FB40, FB50 ..........641
2
Channels and channel brackets
3 Rectangular plain
washer Cantilever
RPW ..........................................641 CL ............................................. 649
4
5
Threaded rod Supported
cantilever
OSB...........................................642
6 CLS........................................... 649
7
Hexagonal studding
connector Channel
8 OSM ..........................................642 RPA .......................................... 650
RPC .......................................... 650
Eye bolt Channel nut

10 EB .............................................643
without spring
CN ............................................ 651
11
12 Circular suspension Channel nut

with spring
Duct support CNS .......................................... 651
13 FA..............................................644
14
Channel nut
Suspension rings long spring
15 UV25, UV30 ..............................645 CNLS ........................................ 651
16
UVH25, UVH30 .........................646
17
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Channel nut Four hole joining

short spring plate 1
CNSS ........................................652 TS03 ......................................... 654
Hammer head bolt 90° joining plate 3

HHB ..........................................652 TS06 ......................................... 655
Hammer top screw T joining plate 5

HTS ...........................................652 TS07 ......................................... 655
Channel end cap Two hole 90° 7

CEC...........................................653 bracket
TS11 ......................................... 655
8
9
Channel framing system Three hole 90°
bracket
External plate
TS12 ......................................... 655 10
TS00..........................................654
11
Four hole 90°

Two hole joining bracket 12
plate
TS14 ......................................... 655
TS01..........................................654
13
Four hole 90°

14
Three hole joining bracket with gusset
plate
TS15 ......................................... 656
TS02..........................................654 15
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Brackets
Extern angle
1 bracket
L-fastener
TS29..........................................656
WCL.......................................... 659
3 Internal angle
Fastening bracket
bracket
WCLT........................................ 659
TS31..........................................656
4
5 L-fastener with
Window bracket
vibration damper
TS45..........................................656
WCLGM.................................... 659
6
7
Beam clamp
Z-fastener
TS48..........................................657
WCZ ......................................... 660
8
9
Purplin clips
Z-fastener with
TS91..........................................657 vibration damper
10 WCZGM.................................... 660
11
Two hole base plate
TS38..........................................657
12 Sheet metal roof
attachment without
nut with rubber
WCVG....................................... 660
13
One hole base plate
14 TS39..........................................657
Beam clamp
BCT .......................................... 661
15 BC ............................................ 661
Cantilever arms,
16 universal
TS40..........................................658
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Frame support system

Corner X
Square tube SSKV ........................................ 664 1
SSR ...........................................662
2
Pipe cover, inside
T-piece SBEI.......................................... 665 3
SSTP .........................................663
Pipe cover, outside

Support foot SBEU ........................................ 665 5
SSF ...........................................663
Gripple – hang fast system 7

Adjustable foot
SSFA .........................................663 Fast hanging wire
kit loop
FHL........................................... 666
8
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Corner piece
SSH...........................................663
Fast hanging wire
kit stud
10
FHS........................................... 667
11
Angle 45°
int. and ext.
SSB ...........................................664 12
Fast hanging wire
kit toggle
FHT........................................... 668
13
Angle 90°
SSB ...........................................664 14
Fast hanging
plastic sleeve
FHPS ........................................ 668
15
Wall attachment
SSVA.........................................664
16
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Fast hanging wire Fix-it foot

1 kit eyelet FIF ............................................ 673
FHE ...........................................669
3 Fast hanging wire

kit 90° eyelet
FHE90 .......................................669
4
5
Corner sadel
FHCS ........................................670
6
7
Wire rope cutter
WRC..........................................670
8
9
Wire rope twister
WRT ..........................................670
10
11
Support systems
12
H frame
HFS ...........................................671
13
14
Multi foot
MULTIF .....................................672
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16
Anti vibration mat
MFAV ........................................672
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Duct suspension
FB17, FB30, FB40, FB50 1

Suspension band
Suspension bands are designed to suspend air ducts. It is easy to cut and
bend and allows a quick and economical method of assembly. The perfo- 2
rated suspension steel band is made of galvanised steel with assorted
holes, which, according to the type selected, allow fixing of threaded rods,
threaded clamps, bolts, etc. The small holes can be used with rivets, screws
or nails. 3
Surface finish: Electro zinc plated.
Ø3,5 Ø6,5×12
Dim Thickness Length Type FB17 OVAL 4
Product mm mm m
17
FB17 17 0,6 25 OVAL
FB17 17 0,6 25 CIRC FB17 CIRC
Ø4 Ø8,5
5
FB30 20 0,7 25
17
FB40 25 0,9 25
FB50 25 1,25 25
6
Ø4,1 Ø8,5 Ø6,5
FB30
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Ordering example
FB40 25 25 Ø4,1 Ø8,5 Ø6,5
Product FB40 8
Dimension
Length
25
9
Ø4,1 Ø10,5 Ø8,5
FB50
10
25
11
RPW
Rectangular plain washer Ød
12
Surface finish: Hot dipped galvanized.
b
Dim b Thickness
Ød mm mm 13
9 25 3
b
11 30 3
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Ordering example
RPW 9 25
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Product
Dimension
Length 16
RPW FB
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Duct suspension
1 OSB
Threaded rod
2 Length
Dim mm
M6 1000
3 M6 2000
M6 3000
4 M8 1000
M8 2000
M8 3000
5 M10 1000
M10 2000
M10 3000
6 M12 1000
M12 2000
M12 3000
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8 Ordering example
OSB 8 2000
Product
9 Dimension
Length
10
OSM
Hexagonal studding connector
11 Used together with threaded rod to reduce wastage to a minimum.
Threaded in both ends with a stop in the middle.
12
Length
Dim mm
M6 30
13
M8 30
M10 30
14 M12 30
15 Ordering example
OSM 8 30
Product
16 Dimension
Length
17
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Duct suspension
EB Ød
1
Eye bolt
2
10
Length Ød
l
Dim mm mm
M8 46 8,5
M10 51 10,5
3
M12 61 12,5
4
Ordering example
EB 8 5
Product
Dimension
6
10
11
12
13
14
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16
17
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Circular suspension
1 FA
Duct support
Used to fix ducts standing on joists.
2 Is provided with fixing holes in the base.
Ød A B L
3 nom mm mm mm
63 66 30 100
80 83 30 100 Ød
4 100 103 30 100

125 128 30 100
160 163 30 100
5 200 203 30 100
250 253 30 100
L
315 318 30 100
6 A B
400 403 30 100
500 503 30 100
7 630 633 30 100
80 83 30 75
100 103 30 75
8 125 128 30 75
160 163 30 75
200 203 30 75
9 250 253 30 75
315 318 30 75
400 403 30 75
10 500 503 30 75
630 633 30 75
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Varying height can be arranged by installing two duct supports, one inside the other. These can be locked with two self-tapping
screws on each short side.
12 The L dimension can then vary:
for Ø 63–250 between 100 and 200 mm,
13 for Ø 315–630 between 100 and 250 mm.
Can also be delivered in additional sizes.

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FA 160 100
Product
16 Dimension
Length
17
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Circular suspension
UV25, UV30 ØA t
1
Suspension rings
For suspension of circular ducting. At insulated duct
it is recommended that the suspension ring is 2
mounted inside the insulation.
Ød
3
B
4
UV25 UV30
Ød t ØA B t ØA B 5
nom mm mm mm mm mm mm
63
80 1,25 10,5 30 6
100 2,00 9,5 25 1,25 10,5 30
125 2,00 9,5 25 1,25 10,5 30
160 2,00 9,5 25 1,50 10,5 30 7
200 2,00 9,5 25 1,50 10,5 30
250 2,00 9,5 25 1,50 10,5 30
315 2,00 9,5 25 1,50 10,5 30 8
400 2,00 9,5 25 2,00 10,5 30
500 2,00 9,5 25 2,00 10,5 30
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630 2,00 9,5 25 2,00 10,5 30
710 2,00 9,5 25 3,00 10,5 30
800 2,00 9,5 25 3,00 10,5 30 10
1000 2,00 9,5 25 3,00 10,5 30
1250 2,00 9,5 25 3,00 10,5 30
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Can also be delivered in additional sizes.
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Ordering example
UV25 250
Product
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Dimension
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Circular suspension
1 UVH25, UVH30 ØA t
Suspension rings
For suspension of circular ducting. At insulated duct
2 it is recommended that the suspension ring is
Ød
mounted inside the insulation.
N.B. Is sold in pairs.
3
B
4
UVH25 UVH30
Ød t ØA B t ØA B
5 nom mm mm mm mm mm mm
80 2,00 9,5 25 1,25 10,5 30
100 2,00 9,5 25 1,25 10,5 30
6 125 2,00 9,5 25 1,25 10,5 30
160 2,00 9,5 25 1,25 10,5 30
200 2,00 9,5 25 1,25 10,5 30
7 250 2,00 9,5 25 1,50 10,5 30
315 2,00 9,5 25 1,50 10,5 30
400 2,00 9,5 25 2,00 10,5 30
8 500 2,00 9,5 25 2,00 10,5 30
630 2,00 9,5 25 2,00 10,5 30
800 2,00 9,5 25 3,00 10,5 30
9 1000 2,00 9,5 25 3,00 10,5 30
1250 2,00 9,5 25 3,00 10,5 30
10 Can also be delivered in additional sizes.
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Ordering example
UVH25 250
12 Product
Dimension
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Circular suspension
DRSN 1
Suspension ring Ø63–400
Combined nut M8/M10 up to dim 400. With slotted
quick release. At insulated duct it is recommended 2
that the suspension ring is mounted inside the
insulation. N.B. Is sold in pairs.
Ød
Ød t ØA
nom mm mm
63 1,8 4
80 1,8
100 1,8
20
125 1,8 5
140 1,8
150 1,8
160 1,8 Ø450–1250 6
180 1,8 ØA t
200 1,8
224 1,8 7
250 1,8
280 1,8
300 1,8 Ød 8
315 1,8
355 1,8
400 1,8 9
450 2,3 10 25
500 2,3 10
560 2,3 10
10
600 2,3 10
630 2,3 10
710 2,3 10
11
800 2,3 10
900 2,3 10
12
1000 2,3 10
1120 2,3 10
1250 2,3 10 13
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Ordering example
DRSN 250 15
Product
Dimension
16
17
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Circular suspension
1 DRSNR
Suspension ring
Ø63–400
Combined nut M8/M10 up to dim 400. With slotted
2 quick release and vibration-damping rubber. t
At insulated duct it is recommended that the
suspension ring is mounted inside the insulation.
N.B. Is sold in pairs.
3
Ød t ØA
Ød
nom mm mm
4 63 1,8
80 1,8
100 1,8
5 125 1,8 20
140 1,8
150 1,8 Ø450–1250
6 160 1,8
ØA t
180 1,8
200 1,8
7 224 1,8
250 1,8
280 1,8
8 Ød
300 1,8
315 1,8
9 355 1,8
400 1,8
25
450 2,3 10
10 500 2,3 10
560 2,3 10
600 2,3 10
11 630 2,3 10
710 2,3 10
800 2,3 10
12 900 2,3 10
1000 2,3 10
1120 2,3 10
13 1250 2,3 10
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Ordering example
15 DRSNR 250
Product
Dimension
16
17
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CL 1
Cantilever
Material: Hot dipped galvanized.
To be fixed of walls, floors and 2
115
80
30
ceilings as an assembly profile.
l
Length
Ø13
3
mm
150
200 4
250
300
400 5
Ordering example
6
CL 200
Product
Length
7
8
CLS l
Supported cantilever 9
Material: Hot dipped galvanized.
30
To be fixed of walls, floors and ceilings as an

assembly profile.The diagonal support bar makes 10
a
b
it suitable for heavy loads.
Length a b 11
mm mm mm
Ø13
400 230 190
500 230 190 12
600 230 190
800 400 360
1000 400 360 13
Ordering example
14
CLS 600
Product
15
Length
16
17
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1 RPA t
Channel
B
2
Dim Length SLOT/ Thickness
A B mm PLAI mm
A
3 30 30 2000 SLOT 3
30 30 2000 SLOT 2
c/c 50
4 Ordering example
B
RPA 3030 2000 SLOT 3
10,5
Product 35
5 Dimension A × B
Length c/c 25 Ø 10,5
Type
6 Thickness
B
7
RPC
Channel
8 Surface finish: Electro zinc plated.
Available as plain or slotted.
B
Dim Thickness
9 Length SLOT/ t A
A B mm PLAI mm
41 21 3000 PLAI 1,6
10 Slotted
41 21 3000 PLAI 2,5 c/c 35
t = 1,6
41 21 3000 SLOT 1,6 A
11 41 21 3000 SLOT 2,5
11
20
41 21 6000 PLAI 1,6
t = 2,5 c/c 50
41 21 6000 PLAI 2,5
12
A
41 21 6000 SLOT 1,6

11
41 21 6000 SLOT 2,5 25

41 41 3000 PLAI 1,6 Plain
13 41 41 3000 PLAI 2,5 t = 1,6
41 41 3000 SLOT 1,6
A
14 41 41 3000 SLOT 2,5

41 41 6000 PLAI 1,6
t = 2,5
41 41 6000 PLAI 2,5
A
15 41 41 6000 SLOT 1,6

41 41 6000 SLOT 2,5
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Ordering example
RPC 4121 3000 SLOT 2,5
17 Product
Dimension A × B
Length
Type
18 Thickness

Channel slide nuts 1

Channel slide nuts and springs are self aligning and are specially manufactured to complement the range of RPC channels. The
slide nut can be moved along the channel for ease of alignment whilst the springs tension the nut against the internal channel
lips to facilitate installation. In addition to the shape of the slide nuts prevents turning inside the channel eliminating the need to
grip the nut whilst inserting bolts or threaded rod.
2
3
CN
Channel nut, without spring
4
Dim
8
10 5
12
6
Ordering example
CN 8
Product 7
Dimension
CNS 9
Channel nut with spring
Dim
8 10
10
12
11
Ordering example
CNS 8 12
Product
Dimension
13
14
CNLS
Channel nut long spring
Dim 15
8
10
12
16
Ordering example 17
CNLS 8
Product
Dimension
18

1 CNSS
Channel nut short spring
Dim
2 8
10
12
3
Ordering example
4 CNSS 8
Product
Dimension
5
6 HHB
Hammer head bolt
Length
7 Dim mm
8 30
10 30
8 12 30
8 40
10 40
9 12 40
10 Ordering example
HHB 8 30
Product
11 Dimension
Length
12
HTS
Hammer top screw
13
Length
Dim mm
14 8 30
10 30
12 30
15 8 40
10 40
12 40
16
Ordering example
HTS 8 30
17 Product
Dimension
Length
18

CEC 1
Channel end cap
2
for channel 4141
for channel 4121 3
Ordering example 4
CEC 4141
Product
For cannel 5
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
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Channel framing system

The Lindab channel framing system is designed to provide an effective yet economical solution to today´s framing and support
1 requirements.
The TS fittings are used together with the RPC channels.
All TS fittings are generally manufactured from 6 mm thick steel strip and hot dip galvanised to BSENISO1461:1999 unless
otherwise indicated. Standard hole diameter 14 mm.
2
3 TS00
External plate 40
Available in 8 and 10 mm hole clearance –
4 5 mm thick
Dim 40
5 8
10
6
Ordering example
TS00 8
7 Product
Dimension
8
TS01
Two hole joining plate
9
40
10 Ordering example
TS01
Product
82
11
12 TS02
Three hole joining plate
40
13
Ordering example
14 TS02
Product
123
15
TS03
Four hole joining plate
16 40
17 Ordering example 164

TS03
Product
18

TS06 80 1
90° joining plate
40 80 2
Ordering example
TS06 3
Product
4
TS07 120
T joining plate 5
80
6
Ordering example
TS07
Product 7
8
TS11 48
Two hole 90° bracket

40 9
Ordering example 10
TS11 45
Product
11
TS12 45
12
Three hole 90° bracket
13
Ordering example
TS12 88
Product
14
15
TS14
Four hole 90° bracket
16
Ordering example 90 17
87
TS14
Product
18

1 TS15
Four hole 90° bracket with gusset
2
90
Ordering example 87
3 TS15
Product
4
TS29
5 Extern angle bracket
Angles available 45° 85
45°
41
6
Ordering example
7 TS29
Product
8
TS31
9 Internal angle bracket
45°
Angles available 45° 89
10
80
Ordering example
11 TS31
Product
12
TS45
13 Window bracket
Maximum loading 220 kg.
14
Dim 90
41 50
15 21 80
16 Ordering example
TS45 41
Product
17 Dimension
18

TS48 1
Beam clamp
40
2
30
Ordering example
TS48 58 3
Product
4
TS91
Purlin clips 5
Mild steel zinc plated
Clearance hole allows for M10.
6
Ordering example 7
TS91
Product
8
TS38 9
Two hole base plate 45
48
40
10
Ordering example
TS38
Product
100
100 11
12
TS39
One hole base plate 40
13
50
Ordering example 14
TS39 100
100
Product
15
16
17
18

1 TS40 45
Cantilever arms, universal

Back plate 8 mm thick.
2
Length
110
450
3 600
4 Ordering example
TS40 450
Product
5
Length
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Brackets
WCL Ø11
1
L-fastener
Length 2
l Thickness l
Dim mm mm 20
25 35 4 3
25 110 4
Ordering example 4
WCL 25 35
Product
Dimension
5
Length
6
WCLT
Fastening bracket 7
Length
l Thickness 8
Dim mm mm
25 150 1,5
25 250 1,5 9
9 l
25 400 1,5
Ordering example
Ø4,1 (3×)
10
50
30
WCLT 25 150
Product
Dimension 11
Length
12
WCLGM Ø5
L-fastener with vibration damper 13

Quick fixing of rectangular ducts. Supplied with sound
reduction mounting compliant with DIN 4109.
Fixing with blind rivets or self drilling screws. 14
78
Easy height adjustment by using M8 threaded rod and

Ø8,5
hex nuts.
Material 35 x 2,0 mm.
Surface finish: Electro zinc plated. 15
35 35
16
Ordering example
WCLGM
Product 17
18

Brackets
1 WCZ Ø11
Z-fastener
15
65
2
Thickness
Dim mm
3 25 4
25
4 Ordering example
WCZ 25
Product
5 Dimension
6
WCZGM 38
Ø4
Z-fastener with vibration damper
7 Quick installation of rectangular ducts. Supplied with
60
sound reduction mounting compliant with DIN 4109. Ø8,5
Fixing with blind rivets or self drilling screws.

8 Easy height adjustment by using M8 threaded rod and
hex nuts. Material 35 x 2,0 mm.
Surface finish: Electro zinc plated. 38 35
Ordering example
10 WCZGM
Product
11
WCVG 35
30
12 Sheet metal roof attachment without nut with
rubber
Suspension bracket designed to suspend duct-
100
13 work with threaded rods of maximum 8 mm. Al-

lows fixing against trapeze type ceilings. Ø8
Supplied with a moulded elastomeric element Ø4

which prevents the transmission of vibrations.
14 For best vibration isolation, load should not ex-
Ø9
ceed 40 kg. Material: 25 x 2,5 mm.

15
zawiesie typu R
R suspension
(blacha trapezowa)
16 Ordering example
WCVG
Product
17
Lzawiesie
suspension
typu L Zzawiesie
suspension
typu Z
18

Brackets
Beam clamp 1
To fix on to beams without welding or drilling. With hexa-
gon head screw DIN 933 8.8, threaded end with cup point
according to EN ISO 4753 and locknut DIN 439. Available
as threaded (BCT) or not threaded (BC). Material: Body
2
made of malleable cast iron, zinc plated, casting tolerance
acc. to DIN 1684 GTA / 17.
3
BCT Ød
Threaded rod hole.
4
Dim
Ød
M8
5
M 10
M 12
6
BC
Not threaded rod hol.e 7
Dim
Ød
8
8
10
12
9
Ordering example 10
BCT 8
Product
Dimension 11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

1 Stand system Load, kg
Consisting of square tubes and a number of parts which are used to create a 1500
range of different structures. This stand system is made up of square tubes

in accordance with DIN 2395 and materials in accordance with SIS 1312. 1000
2 The load diagram indicates the maximum permissible load with regard to
flex sensing and does not take deflection into account. The diagram indi-
cates the maximum permissible load for different distances between the
3 supporting legs without exceeding the limit load in accordance with the
500
Swedish Fatigue Design Code for Welded Structures, StBK-N1, static load. 400
B A
This load diagram is applicable to all horizontal tubes with their associated 300
4 supports, provided that there are no lateral forces.
200
Square part Square tube
5 SSTP SSR
100
6
35
50
c/c for support, m
35
7 0,5 1,0 1,5 2,0 3,0

40
A = Extended, evenly distributed static load – tubes 35 x 35 x 1,5

B = Centrically applied static spot load – 35 x 35 x 1,5
8
40
Example
Load 250 kg, distributed evenly
Stand tube 35 x 35 gives a max c/c between supporting legs
9 of 1,7 m
10
11
12
13
SSR
14 Square tube
Surface finish: Hot dipped galvanized.
Dim Thickness Length
15 mm mm mm
35×35 1,5 3000
16
Ordering example
SSR
17 Product
18

SSTP 1
T-piece
Dim Thickness 2
mm mm
40×40 2,0
3
Ordering example
SSTP
Product
4
5
SSF
Support foot
Surface finish: Electro zinc plated. 6
Dim Thickness
mm mm
40×40 2,0 7
Ordering example
8
SSF
Product
9
SSFA
Adjustable foot 10
Dim Thickness 11
mm mm
40×40 2,0
12
Ordering example
SSFA
Product 13
SSH 14
Corner piece
15
Dim Thickness
mm mm
40×40 2,0 16
Ordering example
SSH 17
Product
18

1 SSB
Angle 45° internal and external
2 Dim Dim Thickness
mm mm mm
40×40 35×35 2,0
3
Ordering example
SSB 45
4 Product
Angle
5
SSB
6 Angle 90°
Dim Thickness
7 mm mm
40×40 2,0
8 Ordering example
SSB 90
Product
9 Angle
10
SSVA
Wall attachment
11 Surface finish: Electro zinc plated.
Dim Thickness
mm mm
12 40×40 2,0
13 Ordering example
SSVA
Product
14
15
SSKV
Corner X
16 Dim
mm
Thickness
mm
40×40 2,0
17
Ordering example
SSKV
18 Product

SBEI 1
Pipe cover, inside
Material: Plastic.
2
for square tubes
for square parts
3
Ordering example
4
SBEI
Product
SBEU
Pipe cover, outside 6
Material: Plastic.
7
for square tubes
for square parts
8
Ordering example
SBEU 9
Product
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Gripple – hang fast system
1 Fast hanging wire kit

Each kit comprises a Length of steel wire rope with a choice of different end fixings, a rope grip to adjust the free end, and a
setting key.
2 Hangers are available as standard in 2 load related sizes. Each size is designed to carry a specific weight range and has a
designated safe working load (SWL).
3
Size Working load span
2 11–45 kg
4 3 46–90 kg
Wire rope
Stainless spring
entry hole
type 302 S26
5
Locking Zink housing
wedge
6 Serrated teeth
9
FHL
10 Fast hanging wire kit loop
For looping around purlins, beams, roof trusses and
other accessible building features.
11 Length
Size mm
2 1000
12 2 2000
2 3000
2 5000
13
2 10000
3 3000
14 3 5000
3 10000
15
Ordering example
FHS 2 2000
16 Product
Size
Length
17
18

FHS 1
Fast hanging wire kit stud
For anchoring into concrete ceilings, metal decking and pressed
metal brackets (with nuts). Supplied with drop in anchors or nuts 2
as required.
Length
Size mm Type 3
2 1000 M6
2 2000 M6
2 3000 M6 4
3 3000 M6
3 5000 M6
5
3 10000 M6
2 1000 M8
2 2000 M8 6
2 3000 M8
2 4000 M8
2 5000 M8 7
2 10000 M8
3 3000 M8
3 5000 M8
8
3 10000 M8
9
Ordering example
FHS 2 2000 6 10
Product
Size
Length 11
Type
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

1 FHT
Fast hanging wire kit toggle
For anchoring into profile roof cladding, light fixings, lumi-
2 naries and other pre-drilled structures.
Toggle end fixing is an integral part of the wire, requiring no
additional accessories.
3 Length
Size m
2 1000
4 2 2000
2 3000
2 4000
5 2 5000
2 10000
3 4000
6
3 5000
3 10000
7
Ordering example
8 FHT 2 2000
Product
Size
9 Length
10
FHPS
Fast hanging plastic sleeve
11 Protective black plastic sleeve tubing to further reduce risk of condensation.
Colour: Black.
Length Thickness Suits
12 m mm size
25 2 2
25 3 3
13
Ordering example
14 FHPS 25 2 2
Product
Length
15 Thickness
Size
16
17
18

FHE 1
Fast hanging wire kit eyelet
For attachment to a variety of applications that require bolting to brackets or fixtures.
Eyelet end fixing is an integral part of the wire, requiring no additional accessories. 2
Length
Size mm
2 1000 3
2 2000
2 3000
2 4000
4
2 5000
2 10000 5
3 3000
3 5000
3 10000 6
Ordering example 7
FHE 2 2000
Product
Size 8
Length
9
FHE90
Fast hanging wire kit 90° eyelet 10
For fixing into concreat, steel and wood using gas and power actuated tools or fixing screws.
Eyelet end fixing is an integral part of the wire, requiring no additional accessories.
Length 11
Size mm
2 1000
2 2000 12
2 3000
2 4000
13
2 5000
2 10000
3 3000 14
3 5000
3 10000
15
Ordering example
FHE90 2 2000 16
Product
Size
Length 17
18

1 FHCS
Corner Saddle
A right-angles reinforcement moulding for positioning
2 and supporting wire ropes, sizes no 2 to no 3.
Standard or magnetic version.
Material: Plastic.
3 Type
Standard
MAGN
4
Ordering example
5 FHCS MAGN
Product
Type
6
8
WRC
Wire rope cutter
A purpose-made tool for cutting wire rope.
Suitable for use on the Gripple ranges sizes 2–3.
9 Hardened jaws for durability.
Ordering example
10 WRC
Product
11
WRT
12 Wire rope twister
For securing wires tails, and make a tidy finish.

Suitable for use with sizes no. 2 and 3.
13
Ordering example
WRT
14 Product
15
16
17
18

H Frame Support System HFS
A
1
41 x 41 mm
2
B
4
5
C
Description 6
The Lindab H frame set is a quick, versatile and economical
solution for supporting ductwork, pipework or cable trays. A B C m
Using the inserts supplied the feet are adapted to accom- Type mm mm mm kg 7
modate Lindabs off the shelf 40 mm × 40 mm channel sup- 305 75 305 305 5,0
port system (not included in kit).
450 100 450 450 10,0
8
Construction
The Lindab Big Foot plastic mounting feet for the modular
Kit Includes
• 2 × Feet
framework system are manufactured from UV protected
• 2 × AV mats
9
Nylon 6 B601L 30% Glass fibre filled.
Metal components are manufactured from hot dipped gal- • 2 × Channel inserts
vanised steel and comply with EN10219 S235 J0H, • 2 × L-Brackets
EN10219 S275 J2H & EN10219 S355 J2H. • 4 × M10 Bolts 10
• 4 × Square channel nuts
Kit does not include channel
11
Options
Available with either 305 mm or 450 mm square feet
depending on the load requirements. 12
Maximum Loads
Maximum load per 305 mm2 Leg Assembly – 120 kg 13
Maximum load per 450 mm2 Leg Assembly – 220 kg
14
15
Ordering example
HFS 305 16
Product
Dimension
17
18

Multi Foot Anti-Vibration Mat

MULTIF MFAV
1
6 Description Optional
The Lindab Multi Foot is designed to be a multi-purpose Multi Foot Anti-vibration Mat 400 MFAV
ductwork, cable and pipework support. The Multi Foot is an Multi Foot Anti-vibration Mat 600 MFAV
7 extremely versatile and cost effective one piece support
available in two sizes with optional antivibration mats. When
used with Lindab’s Support Channel and Threaded Rod (not Dim Length Weight
8 included) the Multi Foot provides a complete support solu- mm kg
tion for a host of applications from cable trays to ductwork 400 180 2,5
600 220 4,5
9 Designed to
• 41 × 41 mm channel Construction
• 40 mm wide channel (horizontally)
The antivibration mats are manufactured from Styrene Byta-
• 12 mm threaded (vertically)
10 diene Rubber (SBR).
Max
Dim Length Width Height Weight Load Application
11 mm mm mm kg kg Suitable for internal or external applications in temperatures
400 400 180 95 1,7 77 between -30°C to +80°C.
600 600 220 95 2,8 142
12 Max recommended load is based on each foot producing a
loading of 10,0 kN/m2, if conditions allow, the maximum
load per foot is 500 kg.
13
Construction
The Lindab Multi Foot plastic mounting feet are manufac-
14 tured from Polypropylene 20% Glass fibre filled.
Application
15 Suitable for internal or external applications in temperatures
between -30°C to +80°C.
16
17 Ordering example Ordering example

MULTIF 400 MFAV 400
Product Product
18 Dimension Dimension

Fix-it Foot Support System FIF
Description 6
Max
The Lindab Fix-it Foot are available in three sizes, each has Multi Length Width Height Weight Load
a 40 mm × 20 mm aluminium channel recessed into the top Foot mm mm mm kg kg
face allowing fixing of the services resting across the feet. 250 250 180 95 2,3 50
7
400 400 180 95 3,7 100
Construction 600 600 220 95 5,5 150
The Lindab Fix-it Foot is pressure moulded using a one or 8
two part mix, utilising milled, sieved and grade Styrene
Butadiene Rubber (SBR-Recycled Rubber) bound with a
ratio of high quality moisturecuring Polyurethane Pre-Poly- 9
mer.
10
11
12
13
14
15
Ordering example
FIF 250 16
Product
Dimension
17
18

ai r duct systems | fastening materi als
Fastening material
Lindab 1
Safe 3
Silencers 4

evacuation 6
Air valves 7
Roof hoods 8
Transfer 10
Rectangular 11
Flexible ducting 12
Isol 13
Access doors 14
Smart tools 15
systems 16
Index 18
Content – Fastening material

Hex head wood
1 screw FRSK............................................ 677
Hex head bolt

3 RJB .............................................. 677
4
Hex nut
RJN .............................................. 678
5
6
Circular plain
washer CPW............................................. 678
7
8
Through bolt
anchor ANKS ........................................... 678
9
10
Drop in anchor
11 DIA ............................................... 679
12
Gipsum fastener
DYBH ........................................... 679
13
14
15
16
17
18

Fastening materials
FRSK
Hex head wood screw
1
Surface finish: Hot galvanised.
Lenght 2
Dim mm
8 50
8 65 3
8 75
10 50
4
10 65
10 75
10 100 5
Ordering example 6
FRSK 8 50
Product
Dimension 7
Lenght
RJB 8
Hex head bolt
Surface finish:electro zink plated.
9
Lenght
Dim mm
M6 25 10
M8 25
M8 35
M10 30
11
Ordering example 12
RJB 6 25
Product
Dimension 13
Lenght
14
15
16
17
18

Fastening materials
RJN
1 Hex nut
Surface finish:electro zink plated.
2 Dim
M6
M8
3 M10
M12
4
Ordering example
RJN 6
5 Product
Dimension
6
CPW
Circular plain washer Øb
7 Surface finish:electro zink plated. Øa
Øa Øb t
mm mm mm
8 6,4 12 1,5
8 16 1,5
t
10 22 2
9
13 24 2
12 35 2
10
Ordering example
11 CPW 10 22 2
Product
Dimension Ø a
Dimension Ø b
12
Thickness t
13 ANKS
Through bolt anchor
Through bolt is designed for medium heavy and heavy fixings in concrete and natural stone.
14 Surface finish: electro zink plated.
Lenght
Dim mm
15
M8 50
M8 75
16 M10 80
17 Ordering example
ANKS 8 75
Product
18 Dimension
Lenght

Fastening materials
DIA
Drop in anchor
1
Drop anchor is designed for medium heavy and heavy loads.
With internal thread.
Surface finish: electro zink plated. 2
Lenght
Dim mm
3
M10 30
M12 40
M14 50 4
Ordering example 5
DIA 10 30
Product
Dimension 6
Lenght
DYBH 7
Gipsum fastener
With screws.
Surface finish: electro zink plated. 8
For
Lenght gypsum
Dim mm mm 9
M5 36 13
M5 64 26 10
Ordering example
11
DYBH 5 36
Product
Dimension
Lenght
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

ai r duct systems | index
Index
Lindab 1
Safe 3
Silencers 4

6
evacuation
Air valves 7
Roof hoods 8
Transfer 10
Rectangular 11
Flexible ducting 12
Isol 13
Access doors 14
Smart tools 15

16
systems
Index 18
Index, denomination
A Bend, lockseamed, Transfer BSFTR 90° 489
Access door EPFH 604 Bend, Rectangular LBR 536
1 Bend, Rectangular LBXR 537
Access door EPFUI 615
Access door ESHU 605 Bend, short, segmented, female end BKFMU 90° 72
Access door IPF 611 Bend, Transfer BTR 15° 499
2 Access door IPL 613 Bend, Transfer BTR 30° 496
Access door IPLR 610 Bend, Transfer BTR 45° 493
Access door IPRD 612 Bend, Transfer BTR 60° 490
3 Access door KC 609 Bend, Transfer BTR 90° 487
Access door KCIVU 607 Bits set, Smart tools BITS 631
Access door KCRU 608 Bolt clamp, Rectangular RJBC 547
4 Access door KCRUI 616 Bot, Rectangular RJB 547
Access door KCU 606
Access door LKCR 614 C
Cantilever CL 649
5 Adjustable foot SSFA 663
Cantilever arms, universal TS40 658
Air entry nozzle IMSKU 463
Alternating shut-off damper TASU 287 Channel RPA 650
Alternating shut-off damper TATU 288 Channel RPC 650
6 Angle 45° int. and ext. SSB 664 Channel end cap CEC 653
Angle 90° SSB 664 Channel lock washer CLW 653
Anti-vibration mat MFAV 672 Channel nut long spring CNLS 651
7 Assembly kit MSATS 321 Channel nut short spring CNSS 652
Channel nut with spring CNS 651
B Channel nut without spring CN 651
8 Beam clamp BC 661 Circular curved silencer BSLCU 100 186
Beam clamp BCT 661 Circular curved silencer BSLCU 50 185
Beam clamp TS48 657 Circular curved silencer BSLU 100 184
Bend BU15 59 Circular curved silencer BSLU 50 183
9 Bend BU30 58 Circular plain washer CPW 678
Bend BU45 57 Circular straight low-built silencer LRCA 181
Bend BU60 56 Circular straight low-built silencer
10 Bend BU90 55 with baffle LRBCB 182
Bend – Casting-in programme BKMU 90° 71 Circular straight silencer SLCU 100 175
Bend – Casting-in programme BSIU GJUT 76 Circular straight silencer SLCU 50 174
11 Bend – Casting-in programme BU GJUT 75 Circular straight silencer SLGU 100 176
Bend – large radius BSU 45° 68 Circular straight silencer SLGU 150 177
Bend – large radius BSU 90° 67 Circular straight silencer SLU 173
12 Bend – large radius, lockseamed BSFU 45° 70 Circular straight silencer with baffle SLBGU 100 180
Bend – large radius, lockseamed BSFU 90° 69 Circular straight silencer with baffle SLBU 178
Bend – lockseamed BFU 15° 64 Circular straight silencer with baffle SLCBU 100 179
13 Bend – lockseamed BFU 30° 63 Cleaning bend BBKCU 90° 74
Bend – lockseamed BFU 45° 62 Cleaning bend BFBKCU 90° 74
Bend – lockseamed BFU 60° 61 Cleaning bend BFKCU 90° 73
Bend – lockseamed BFU 90° 60 Cleaning bend BKCU 90° 73
14 Bend – short BKU 90° 65 Cleaning regulating damper PSDRU 284
Bend – short, lockseamed BKFU 90° 66 Cleaning regulating damper TDRU 285
Bend, Isol BFUI 30° 591 Cleaning regulating damper TDSU 286
15 Bend, Isol BFUI 45° 590 Click pliers kit, Smart tools CSCPS 622
Bend, Isol BFUI 90° 589 Click pliers, Smart tools CSCP 621
Bend, large radius, Transfer BSTR 15° 500 Clip, Transfer SB 524
16 Bend, large radius, Transfer BSTR 30° 497 Clip, Transfer SB-1 525
Bend, large radius, Transfer BSTR 45° 494 Clip, Transfer SB-2 526
Bend, large radius, Transfer BSTR 60° 491 Collar on circular duct, Rectangular LTRSR 542
17 Bend, large radius, Transfer BSTR 90° 488 Collar saddle, Transfer PSTR 508
Bend, lockseamed, Transfer BSFTR 15° 501 Collar, Rectangular LTR 541
Bend, lockseamed, Transfer BSFTR 30° 498 Cone pointed set screws CPSS 658
Bend, lockseamed, Transfer BSFTR 45° 495 Constant-/variable flow damper DA2EU 299
18 Bend, lockseamed, Transfer BSFTR 60° 492 Constant-/variable flow damper DAU 298

Index, denomination
Constant-/variable flow damper DAVU 300 Fire damper CU2L 332
Corner piece SSH 663 Fire damper MEC 333
Corner saddle FHCS 670 Fire damper, Rectangular CU-LT 340
1
Corner X SSKV 664 Fire damper, Rectangular wall CU-LT-1s 357
Corner, Rectangular RJCL 546 Fix-it foot FIF 673
Coupling NEU 159 Flange profile, Rectangular RJFP 545 2
Coupling, Isol NPUI 596 Flat bar flange FL 469
Cover TLO 433 Flexible budget light double duct FBLDD 565
Cover plate VVTKR 393 Flexible budget light duct FDBL 562 3
Cover socket VRR 439 Flexible duct FD 559
Flexible duct KF 558
D
Damper with flow meter DIRBU 269
Flexible duct band/band lock FDB, FDBL 583 4
Flexible duct clamp MDC 582
Damper with flow meter DIRU 244 Flexible duct insulation AKUCOM 576
Damper with flow meter DIRVU 271 Flexible duct insulation FDFI 575
Damper with flow meter FMDRU 305 Flexible duct insulation FDI 574
5
Damper with flow meter FMDU 310 Flexible heavy duct silencer FHDSL 578
Diffuser VTTB 394 Flexible hose, Transfer THTR 521
Diffuser VVTK 391 Flexible hose, Transfer THVTR 522 6
Drop-in anchor DIA 679 Flexible insulated budget light duct FIBLD 569
Duct cover, Smart tools DC 632 Flexible insulated heavy duct FIHD 572
Duct filter STR 466 Flexible insulated light duct FILD 570 7
Duct support FA 644 Flexible insulated medium duct FIMD 571
Duct, capped circular SRL 54 Flexible light double duct FLDD 566
Duct, circular SR 51 Flexible light duct FLD 563 8
Duct, circular, Isol SRI 588 Flexible light duct silencer FLDFSL 579
Duct, Rectangular LKR 535 Flexible medium duct FMD 564
Flexible medium duct silencer FMDSL 577 9
E
Flow meter FMU 315
End cap EP 468
Four hole 90° bracket TS14 655
End cap EPF 166
Four hole 90° bracket with gusset TS15 656
End cap ESU 167
Four hole joining plate TS03 654
10
End cap, Isol ESUI 598
Frame, Fire dampers PG 338
End cover, Rectangular LEPR 544
End cover, Transfer EPTR 512 G 11
Exhaust air terminal device SLKNU 100 188 Gipsum fastener DYBH 679
Exhaust air terminal device SLKNU 50 187
Expanding coupling NPEU 160 H 12
Extension spindle VREDF 321 H frame HFS 671
Extern angle bracket TS29 656 Hammer head bolt HHB 652
External plate TS00 654 Hammer top screw HTS 652
Extraction hood, Transfer SH 517 Handle DRHTG 321 13
Extraction hood, Transfer SHTR 518 Heavy duty knife, Smart tools KNIFE 629
Extraction hood, Transfer SPTR 519 Hex head bolt RJB 677
Eye bolt EB 643 Hex head wood screw FRSK 677 14
Hex nut RJN 678
F Hexagonal studding connector OSM 642
Fast hanging plastic sleeve FHPS 668
Fast hanging wire kit 90° eyelet FHE 90 669
15
I
Fast hanging wire kit eyelet FHE 669 Installation shelf KOMHY 321
Fast hanging wire kit loop FHL 666 Installation shelf LÖMOK 321
Fast hanging wire kit stud FHS 667 Insulation cup IK 321
16
Fast hanging wire kit toggle FHT 668 Internal angle bracket TS31 656
Fastening bracket WCLT 659
Female coupling MF 161 J 17
Female coupling, Isol MFI 597 Jet for air entry nozzle DY 464
Fire damper CR2 327 Joining plate 90° TS06 655
Fire damper CR60 325 Joining profile, Rectangular LS 1 551 18
Fire damper CU2 330 Joining profile, Rectangular LS 11 551

Index, denomination
Joining profile, Rectangular LS 21 551 Reducer, Isol RCFUI 593
Joining profile, Rectangular LS 3 551 Reducer, Isol RCLUI 592
1 Joining profile, Rectangular LS 31 551 Reducer, Transfer RLCTR 502
Joining profile, Rectangular LS 4 551 Regulating damper DRU 238
Joining profile, Rectangular LS 5 551 Regulating damper DRUI 302
2 Regulating damper LKSR 301
L Ring spanner, Smart tools SPANN 628
Leakage tester, Smart tools LTEST 633 Rod bolt, Rectangular RDRB 550
3 Lengthways swaged duct, Transfer LRTR 482 Rod cross, Rectangular RDRC 550
L-fastener WCL 659 Rod dowel, Rectangular RDRD 550
L-fastener with vibration damper WCLGM 659 Rod washer, Rectangular RDRW 550
4 M Rod, Rectangular RDR 548
Roof hood H 445
Markingmeasure, Smart tools TALMET 630
Roof hood HF 449
Measuring bend MBFU 319
Roof hood HKOMR 456
5 Measuring bend MBU 318
Roof hood HN 448
Membrane lead-through MG 472
Roof hood HRR 452
Membrane lead-through MGL 473
Roof hood HU 447
6 Motorized alternating shut-off damper TATBU 289
Roof hood HV 446
Motorized shut-off damper DTBCU 277
Roof hood HVR 453
Roof hood LHR 454
7 Motorized shut-off damper DTBU 273
Roof hood VHL 450
Roof transition TGKOMR 460
Motorized shut-off damper DTBU 274
Roof transition TGR 458
Motorized shut-off damper DTBU 275
8 Motorized shut-off damper DTBU 276
Motorized shut-off damper DTPU 283 S
Multi-foot MULTIF 672 Saddle PSU 97
9 Saddle PSVU 45 100
N Saddle, Transfer PSVTR 30° 507
Needle cut pliers, Smart tools NCP 623 S-bend, Rectangular LBSR 538
Nut, Rectangular RJN 547 Sealing clamp SVK 467
10
Sealing clamp, Isol SVK 599
O Sealing clamp, Transfer MFK 527
One hole base plate TS39 657
Sealing moulding, Rectangular RJSM 548
11 Semiflexible connector DRASUT 568
P
Pipe cover, inside SBEI 665 Semiflexible double duct FDD 567
Pipe cover, outside SBEU 665 Semiflexible double duct silence FDDGSL25 580
12 Plenum or distribution chamber SLRU 465 Semiflexible double duct silencer FDDGSL50 581
Purlin clips TS91 657 Semiflexible duct FD 561
Semiflexible duct FDO 560
13 R Semiflexible insulated double duct FIDD 573
Rectangular curved silencer BDLD 216 Shears, Smart tools CSS 620
Rectangular plain washer RPW 641 Sheet metal roof attachment with nut WCVN 661
14 Rectangular straight low-built silencer LRLB 225 Sheet metal roof attachment without nut with rubber
Rectangular straight silencer DLD 194 WCVG 660
Rectangular straight silencer DLDR 195 Shut-off damper DSU 250
Rectangular straight silencer DLDY 205 Shut-off damper DTMU 262
15 Rectangular straight silencer SLRA 193 Shut-off damper DTWU 262
Rectangular straight silencer SLRS 189 Shut-off damper DTU 256
Rect-to-round transition, Rectangular LORU 540 Shut-off damper with motor shelf DTHU 267
16 Reducer RCFLU 91 Shut-off damper, fastrunning motor DTFU 282
Reducer RCFU 78 Side bars, Smart tools TROB 627
Reducer RCLU 87 Slide profile, Rectangular RJSP 548
17 Reducer RCU 77 Slide-in coupling SMFU 164
Reducer RFLU 84 Slide-in coupling SNPU 162
Reducer RFU 82 Slide-on stub, Transfer ILRTR 481
18 Reducer RLU 94 Slide-on stub, Transfer PTR 483
Reducer RU 80 Slide-on stub, Transfer TSRTR 480

Index, denomination
Sliding damper – manual SKMTR 303 T-piece – Casting-in programme TCPU KORT 112
Sliding damper – pneumatic SKPTR 304 T-piece – Casting-in programme TCSIU GJUT 109
Smoke evacuation MEC 383 T-piece, Isol TCUI 594
1
Smoke evacuation VAN1V 379 T-piece, Rectangular LTROR 543
Smoke evacuation VAN2V 381 T-piece, Transfer TVTR 30° 504
Smoke evacuation VR2 374 Transition piece, Transfer LORTR 516 2
Smoke evacuation VU2 377 Transition piece, Transfer MFTR 514
Socket VRFM 435 Transition piece, Transfer OTR 515
Socket VRFU 434 Transition piece, Transfer OTRTR 523 3
Socket VRGL 437 Transition piece, Transfer OUTR 513
Socket VRGM 438 Trolley, Smart tools TRO 626
Socket VRGU 436 Two hole 90° bracket TS11 655 4
Spiral swaged duct, Transfer SRTR 479 Two hole base plate TS38 657
Square tube SSR 662 Two hole joining plate TS01 654
SR carrying handle, Smart tools SRH 625
SR Cutter, Smart tools SRCS 619 V 5
SR roller, Smart tools SRR 624 Valve KDPF 431
Support foot SSF 663 Valve KI 399
Supported cantilever CLS 649 Valve KIR 402 6
Suspension band FB17, FB30, Valve KPF 428
FB40, FB50 641 Valve KPT 396
Suspension ring DRSN 647 Valve KSU 419 7
Suspension ring DRSNR 648 Valve KSUL 422
Suspension ring UV25, UV30 645 Valve KU 416
Valve KVB 410
Suspension ring UVH25, UVH30 646 8
Valve KVG 413
T Valve TAV 407
T joining plate TS07 655 Valve adjustment kit VAK 440
Take-off AVU 158 Valve and fire damper KSUB 425 9
Take-off ILF 149 Vane fastener, Rectangular RDVF 550
Take-off ILRU 147
Take-off ILU 148 W 10
Take-off ILVU 157 Wall attachment SSVA 664
Take-off with mesh EPNF 152 Wall stub, Casting-in programme TVIL 471
Take-off with mesh ESNU 151 Wall stub, Casting-in programme TVILU 470 11
Take-off with mesh ILRNU 150 Waste extractor, Transfer GSTR 520
Take-off with mesh and cone ILKNF100 156 Window bracket TS45 656
Wire rope cutter WRC 670
Take-off with mesh and cone ILKNF50 155
Wire rope twister WRT 670
12
Take-off with mesh and cone ILKNU100 154
Take-off with mesh and cone ILKNU50 153
X
Take-off, Isol ILUI 595
Take-off, Transfer ILTR 511
X-piece XCU 125 13
X-piece XU 129
Taper, Rectangular LDR 539
X-piece XVU 45° 133
Telescopic duct, Transfer TLTR1 484
X-piece, Transfer XVTR 30° 505 14
Telescopic duct, Transfer TLTR2 485
Threaded rod OSB 642 Y
Three hole 90° bracket TS12 655 Y-piece YVU 45° 136
Three hole joining plate TS02 654 Y-piece, Transfer YVTR 30° 506 15
Through bolt anchor ANKS 678
T-piece SSTP 663 Z
T-piece TCPU 104 Z-fastener WCZ 660 16
T-piece TCU 113 Z-fastener with vibration damper WCZGM 660
T-piece TSTCU 138
T-piece TSTU 142
17
T-piece TU 117
T-piece TVU 45° 122
T-piece – Casting-in programme TCPU GIPS 111
T-piece – Casting-in programme TCPU GJUT 110 18

Index, article code

A CL Cantilever 649
AKUCOM Flexible duct insulation 576 CLS Supported cantilever 649
1 CLW Channel lock washer 653
ANKS Through bolt anchor 678
AVU Take-off 158 CN Channel nut without spring 651
CNLS Channel nut long spring 651
2 B CNS Channel nut with spring 651
BBKCU 90° Cleaning bend 74 CNSS Channel nut short spring 652
BC Beam clamp 661 CPSS Cone pointed set screws 658
3 BCT Beam clamp 661 CPW Circular plain washer 678
BDLD Rectangular curved silencer 216 CR2 Fire damper 327
BFBKCU 90° Cleaning bend 74 CR60 Fire damper 325
BFKCU 90° Cleaning bend 73 CSCP Click pliers, Smart tools 621
4 BFU 15° Bend – lockseamed 64 CSCPS Click pliers kit, Smart tools 622
BFU 30° Bend – lockseamed 63 CSS Shears, Smart tools 620
BFU 45° Bend – lockseamed 62 CU2 Fire damper 330
5 BFU 60° Bend – lockseamed 61 CU2L Fire damper 332
BFU 90° Bend – lockseamed 60 CU-LT Fire damper, Rectangular 340
BFUI 30° Bend, Isol 591 CU-LT-1s Fire damper, Rectangular wall 357
6 BFUI 45° Bend, Isol 590
BFUI 90° Bend, Isol 589 D
BITS Bits set, Smart tools 631 DA2EU Constant-/variable flow damper 299
DAU Constant-/variable flow damper 298
7 BKCU 90° Cleaning bend 73
DAVU Constant-/variable flow damper 300
BKFMU 90° Bend, short, segmented, female end 72
BKFU 90° Bend – short, lockseamed 66 DC Duct cover, Smart tools 632
BKMU 90° Bend – Casting-in programme 71 DIA Drop-in anchor 679
8 BKU 90° Bend – short 65 DIRBU Damper with flow meter 269
BSFTR 15° Bend, lockseamed, Transfer 501 DIRU Damper with flow meter 244
BSFTR 30° Bend, lockseamed, Transfer 498 DIRVU Damper with flow meter 271
9 BSFTR 45° Bend, lockseamed, Transfer 495 DLD Rectangular straight silencer 194
BSFTR 60° Bend, lockseamed, Transfer 492 DLDR Rectangular straight silencer 195
BSFTR 90° Bend, lockseamed, Transfer 489 DLDY Rectangular straight silencer 205
10 BSFU 45° Bend – large radius, lockseamed 70 DRASUT Semiflexible connector 568
BSFU 90° Bend – large radius, lockseamed 69 DRHTG Handle 321
BSIU GJUT Bend – Casting-in programme 76 DRSN Suspension ring 647
BSLCU 100 Circular curved silencer 186 DRSNR Suspension ring 648
11 BSLCU 50 Circular curved silencer 185 DRU Regulating damper 238
BSLU 100 Circular curved silencer 184 DRUI Regulating damper 302
BSLU 50 Circular curved silencer 183 DSU Shut-off damper 250
12 BSTR 15° Bend, large radius, Transfer 500 DTBCU Motorized shut-off damper 277
BSTR 30° Bend, large radius, Transfer 497 DTBCU Motorized shut-off damper 278
BSTR 45° Bend, large radius, Transfer 494 DTBCU Motorized shut-off damper 279
13 BSTR 60° Bend, large radius, Transfer 491 DTBU Motorized shut-off damper 273
BSTR 90° Bend, large radius, Transfer 488 DTBU Motorized shut-off damper 274
BSU 45° Bend – large radius 68 DTBU Motorized shut-off damper 275
DTBU Motorized shut-off damper 276
14 BSU 90° Bend – large radius 67
DTFU Shut-off damper, fastrunning motor 282
BTR 15° Bend, Transfer 499
BTR 30° Bend, Transfer 496 DTHU Shut-off damper with motor shelf 267
BTR 45° Bend, Transfer 493 DTMU Shut-off damper 262
15 BTR 60° Bend, Transfer 490 DTPU Motorized shut-off damper 283
BTR 90° Bend, Transfer 487 DTU Shut-off damper 256
BU GJUT Bend – Casting-in programme 75 DTWU Shut-off damper 262
16 BU15 Bend 59 DY Jet for air entry nozzle 464
BU30 Bend 58 DYBH Gipsum fastener 679
BU45 Bend 57
17 BU60 Bend 56 E
BU90 Bend 55 EB Eye bolt 643
EP End cap 468
C EPF End cap 166
18 CEC Channel end cap 653 EPFH Access door 604

Index, article code

EPFUI Access door 615 HU Roof hood 447
EPNF Take-off with mesh 152 HV Roof hood 446
EPTR End cover, Transfer 512 HVR Roof hood 453
1
ESHU Access door 605
ESNU Take-off with mesh 151 I
ESU End cap 167 IK Insulation cup 321 2
ESUI End cap, Isol 598 ILF Take-off 149
ILKNF100 Take-off with mesh and cone 156
F ILKNF50 Take-off with mesh and cone 155
3
FA Duct support 644 ILKNU100 Take-off with mesh and cone 154
FB17, FB30, FB40, FB50 ILKNU50 Take-off with mesh and cone 153
Suspension band 641 ILRNU Take-off with mesh 150
FBLDD Flexible budget light double duct 565 ILRTR Slide-on stub, Transfer 481 4
FD Flexible duct 559 ILRU Take-off 147
FD Semiflexible duct 561 ILTR Take-off, Transfer 511
FDB, FDBL Flexible duct band/band lock 583 ILU Take-off 148 5
FDBL Flexible budget light duct 562 ILUI Take-off, Isol 595
FDD Semiflexible double duct 567 ILVU Take-off 157
FDDGSL25 Semiflexible double duct silence 580 IMSKU Air entry nozzle 463 6
FDDGSL50 Semiflexible double duct silencer 581 IPF Access door 611
FDFI Flexible duct insulation 575 IPL Access door 613
FDI Flexible duct insulation 574 IPLR Access door 610
FDO Semiflexible duct 560 IPRD Access door 612
7
FHCS Corner saddle 670
FHDSL Flexible heavy duct silencer 578 K
FHE Fast hanging wire kit eyelet 669 KC Access door 609 8
FHE 90 Fast hanging wire kit 90° eyelet 669 KCIVU Access door 607
FHL Fast hanging wire kit loop 666 KCRU Access door 608
FHPS Fast hanging plastic sleeve 668 KCRUI Access door 616 9
FHS Fast hanging wire kit stud 667 KCU Access door 606
FHT Fast hanging wire kit toggle 668 KDPF Valve 431
FIBLD Flexible insulated budget light duct 569 KF Flexible duct 558
KI Valve 399
10
FIDD Semiflexible insulated double duct 573
FIF Fix-it foot 673 KIR Valve 402
FIHD Flexible insulated heavy duct 572 KNIFE Heavy duty knife, Smart tools 629
FILD Flexible insulated light duct 570 KOMHY Installation shelf 321 11
FIMD Flexible insulated medium duct 571 KPF Valve 428
FL Flat bar flange 469 KPT Valve 396
FLD Flexible light duct 563 KSU Valve 419 12
FLDD Flexible light double duct 566 KSUB Valve and fire damper 425
FLDFSL Flexible light duct silencer 579 KSUL Valve 422
KU Valve 416
FMD Flexible medium duct 564
KVB Valve 410
13
FMDRU Damper with flow meter 305
FMDSL Flexible medium duct silencer 577 KVG Valve 413
FMDU Damper with flow meter 310
FMU Flow meter 315
L 14
LBR Bend, Rectangular 536
FRSK Hex head wood screw 677
LBSR S-bend, Rectangular 538
G LBXR Bend, Rectangular 537 15
GSTR Waste extractor, Transfer 520 LDR Taper, Rectangular 539
LEPR End cover, Rectangular 544
H LHR Roof hood 454
H Roof hood 445 LKCR Access door 614
16
HF Roof hood 449 LKR Duct, Rectangular 535
HFS H frame 671 LKSR Regulating damper 301
HHB Hammer head bolt 652 LORTR Transition piece, Transfer 516 17
HKOMR Roof hood 456 LORU Rect-to-round transition, Rectangular 540
HN Roof hood 448 LRBCB Circular straight low-built silencer
HRR Roof hood 452 with baffle 182 18
HTS Hammer top screw 652 LRCA Circular straight low-built silencer 181

Index, article code

LRLB Rectangular straight low-built silencer 225 RDR Rod, Rectangular 548
LRTR Lengthways swaged duct, Transfer 482 RDRB Rod bolt, Rectangular 550
1 LS 1 Joining profile, Rectangular 551 RDRC Rod cross, Rectangular 550
LS 11 Joining profile, Rectangular 551 RDRD Rod dowel, Rectangular 550
LS 21 Joining profile, Rectangular 551 RDRW Rod washer, Rectangular 550
2 LS 3 Joining profile, Rectangular 551 RDVF Vane fastener, Rectangular 550
LS 31 Joining profile, Rectangular 551 RFLU Reducer 84
LS 4 Joining profile, Rectangular 551 RFU Reducer 82
3 LS 5 Joining profile, Rectangular 551 RJB Bot, Rectangular 548
LTEST Leakage tester, Smart tools 633 RJB Hex head bolt 677
LTR Collar, Rectangular 541 RJBC Bolt clamp, Rectangular 548
LTROR T-piece, Rectangular 543 RJCL Corner, Rectangular 548
4 LTRSR Collar on circular duct, Rectangular 542 RJFP Flange profile, Rectangular 545
LÖMOK Installation shelf 321 RJN Hex nut 678
RJN Nut, Rectangular 548
5 M RJSM Sealing moulding, Rectangular 548
MBFU Measuring bend 319 RJSP Slide profile, Rectangular 548
MBU Measuring bend 318 RLCTR Reducer, Transfer 502
6 MDC Flexible duct clamp 582 RLU Reducer 94
MEC Fire damper 333 RPA Channel 650
MEC Smoke evacuation 383 RPC Channel 650
MF Female coupling 161
7 MFAV Anti-vibration mat 672
RPW Rectangular plain washer 641
RU Reducer 80
MFI Female coupling, Isol 597
MFK Sealing clamp, Transfer 527 S
8 MFTR Transition piece, Transfer 514 SB Clip, Transfer 524
MG Membrane lead-through 472 SB-1 Clip, Transfer 525
MGL Membrane lead-through 473 SB-2 Clip, Transfer 526
9 MSATS Assembly kit 321 SBEI Pipe cover, inside 665
MULTIF Multi-foot 672 SBEU Pipe cover, outside 665
SH Extraction hood, Transfer 517
N SHTR Extraction hood, Transfer 518
10 NCP Needle cut pliers, Smart tools 623 SKMTR Sliding damper – manual 303
NEU Coupling 159 SKPTR Sliding damper – pneumatic 304
NPEU Expanding coupling 160 SLBGU 100 Circular straight silencer with baffle 180
11 NPUI Coupling, Isol 596 SLBU Circular straight silencer with baffle 178
SLCBU 100 Circular straight silencer with baffle 179
O
SLCU 100 Circular straight silencer 175
OSB Threaded rod 642
12 OSM Hexagonal studding connector 642
SLCU 50 Circular straight silencer 174
SLGU 100 Circular straight silencer 176
OTR Transition piece, Transfer 515
SLGU 150 Circular straight silencer 177
OTRTR Transition piece, Transfer 523
13 OUTR Transition piece, Transfer 513
SLKNU 100 Exhaust air terminal device 188
SLKNU 50 Exhaust air terminal device 187
P SLRA Rectangular straight silencer 193
SLRS Rectangular straight silencer 189
14 PG Frame, Fire dampers 338
SLRU Plenum or distribution chamber 465
PSDRU Cleaning regulating damper 284
PSTR Collar saddle, Transfer 508 SLU Circular straight silencer 173
PSU Saddle 97 SMFU Slide-in coupling 164
15 PSVTR 30° Saddle, Transfer 507 SNPU Slide-in coupling 162
PSVU 45 Saddle 100 SPANN Ring spanner, Smart tools 628
PTR Slide-on stub, Transfer 483 SPTR Extraction hood, Transfer 519
16 SR Duct, circular 51
R SRCS SR Cutter, Smart tools 619
RCFLU Reducer 91 SRH SR carrying handle, Smart tools 625
17 RCFU Reducer 78 SRI Duct, circular, Isol 588
RCFUI Reducer, Isol 593 SRL Duct, capped circular 54
RCLU Reducer 87 SRR SR roller, Smart tools 624
RCLUI Reducer, Isol 592 SRTR Spiral swaged duct, Transfer 479
18 RCU Reducer 77 SSB Angle 45° int. and ext. 664

Index, article code

SSB Angle 90° 664 TVILU Wall stub, Casting-in programme 470
SSF Support foot 663 TVTR 30° T-piece, Transfer 504
SSFA Adjustable foot 663 TVU 45° T-piece 122
1
SSH Corner piece 663
SSKV Corner X 664 U
SSR Square tube 662 UV25, UV30 Suspension ring 645 2
SSTP T-piece 663 UVH25, UVH30 Suspension ring 646
SSVA Wall attachment 664
V
STR Duct filter 466
VAK Valve adjustment kit 440 3
SVK Sealing clamp 467
VAN1V Smoke evacuation 379
SVK Sealing clamp, Isol 599
VAN2V Smoke evacuation 381
T VHL Roof hood 450 4
TALMET Markingmeasure, Smart tools 630 VR2 Smoke evacuation 374
TASU Alternating shut-off damper 287 VREDF Extension spindle 321
TATBU Motorized alternating shut-off damper 289 VRFM Socket 435 5
TATU Alternating shut-off damper 288 VRFU Socket 434
TAV Valve 407 VRGL Socket 437
VRGM Socket 438
TCPU T-piece 104
VRGU Socket 436
6
TCPU GIPS T-piece – Casting-in programme 111
TCPU GJUT T-piece – Casting-in programme 110 VRR Cover socket 439
TCPU KORT T-piece – Casting-in programme 112 VTTB Diffuser 394
TCSIU GJUT T-piece – Casting-in programme 109 VU2 Smoke evacuation 377 7
TCU T-piece 113 VVTK Diffuser 391
TCUI T-piece, Isol 594 VVTKR Cover plate 393
TDRU Cleaning regulating damper 285 8
W
TDSU Cleaning regulating damper 286
WCL L-fastener 659
TGKOMR Roof transition 460
WCLGM L-fastener with vibration damper 659
TGR Roof transition 458
WCLT Fastening bracket 659
9
THTR Flexible hose, Transfer 521
WCVG Sheet metal roof attachment
THVTR Flexible hose, Transfer 522
without nut with rubber 660
TLO Cover 433 10
WCVN Sheet metal roof attachment with nut 661
TLTR1 Telescopic duct, Transfer 484
WCZ Z-fastener 660
TLTR2 Telescopic duct, Transfer 485
WCZGM Z-fastener with vibration damper 660
TRO Trolley, Smart tools 626
TROB Side bars, Smart tools 627
WRC Wire rope cutter 670 11
WRT Wire rope twister 670
TS00 External plate 654
TS01 Two hole joining plate 654 X
TS02 Three hole joining plate 654 XCU X-piece 125 12
TS03 Four hole joining plate 654 XU X-piece 129
TS06 Joining plate 90° 655 XVTR 30° X-piece, Transfer 505
TS07 T joining plate 655 XVU 45° X-piece 133 13
TS11 Two hole 90° bracket 655
TS12 Three hole 90° bracket 655 Y
TS14 Four hole 90° bracket 655 YVTR 30° Y-piece, Transfer 506
TS15 Four hole 90° bracket with gusset 656 YVU 45° Y-piece 136
14
TS29 Extern angle bracket 656
TS31 Internal angle bracket 656
TS38 Two hole base plate 657 15
TS39 One hole base plate 657
TS40 Cantilever arms, universal 658
TS45 Window bracket 656 16
TS48 Beam clamp 657
TS91 Purlin clips 657
TSRTR Slide-on stub, Transfer 480 17
TSTCU T-piece 138
TSTU T-piece 142
TU T-piece 117
TVIL Wall stub, Casting-in programme 471
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General information and theory 2

Dampers & Measure units 5

Fire dampers & Smoke

Other circular products 9

Duct suspensions & Support

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Air Duct Systems

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General information and theory

General information and theory 2

Dampers & Measure units 5

Fire dampers & Smoke

Other circular products 9

Duct suspensions & Support

9 Installation length ..................................................... l, l1, l2, l3

Cross-sectional area .......................................................... Ac

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Bold face denotes standard dimensions. 2

Ød Tolerance Ød1, d2, d3, d4 Tolerance li 6

Length Angle Weight Sheet metal 16

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Temperature difference, temperature change, ΔT for K; Δϑ for °C

Conversion between temperatures

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Dynamic pressure is a measure of the kinetic energy of the 6

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2 • Number the fittings, in the direction of air 13