SAL 35 ® Catalog - NAD Klima

NAD KlimaLinear diffuserControl of the direction of the air jetControlling Air Blast DirectionBecause of the depression zone aroundthe eccentric cylinder, directing theairflow permits changing direction on a180° basis .Therefore, the airflow combinations arepractically infinite. For the diffusedmode, cylinders must be set accordingto applications illustrated in thediagrams 2 1 and 6 5 in alternatingorder. This setting produces a highinduction airflow that can be operationaleven with high cooling loads andhigh air changeover figures.Notes :The adjustable side of the cylindermust be at the left of the air inputconnection.Even if many slots are installed, eachparallel with the next, any kind ofairflow pattern or air blast directionmay be achieved by setting variouscombinations.When all cylinders of the first slot areadjusted to 2 1 and those of the secondslot to 6 5, this setting provides an airblast in two directions (divergent).The opposite diagrams show therelations between the eccentriccylinder's position and the air blastdirection at the exit of the cylinder.Examples of applicationBC / 6 5DiffuseB C / E FDiffuse2 1 / 6 5DiffuseA B / E FDiffuseB C / 6 5DiffuseB C / E FDiffuse1.8 m(6 ft)1.8 m(6 ft)max. 3 m (10 ft)max. 4 m (13 ft)During assembly, the NAD stickermust always be placed on the sameside as the air input connection.For air input on top and wallinstallation, follow instructions oftechnical draw.max. 6 m (20 ft)IndexingRangeVolume Flowmin. max.C DDivergingB C - D EDivergingC DDiverging1.8 m(6 ft)Air jet on one sideAirinputconnector(collet)C D / E FDiffuseC D / E FDiffuse1.8 m(6 ft)Cylinders at 2 1 Cylinders at 6 5Subject to technical changes. Version 28 / 03 / 20131.1.3 SAL 355