SUPRA Mounting- descriptions

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Mountingdescriptions
Ceiling diffuser for suspended ceilings
Components
Connection boxIncl. ducted air diffuser
Adjustment
plug for flow adjustment, measuring point
Air diffuser
adjusting the direction of the airflow
Supra is an supply air diffuser that creates a stratification of the room air. Supra uses walls to trasport
the air to floor level. Settings of the air direction is
done after finished installation. Learn more about
the InventiAir technology on inventiair.com
Step 1 - Mount the connection box
Step 2 - Mount the air diffuser
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The connection box is fixed to the ceiling structure with
mounting brackets or threaded rod in the box brackets.
The connection box is connected to the duct system in
the selected end with a nipple connection (the adjustment plug is pushed into the other end).
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The air diffuser is placed in suspended ceiling grid system (standard c/c 600 T24).
The air diffuser can also be mounted below the roof
carrier profiles if concealed grid system is used.
The distance between the connection box and the diffuser can be extended by a circular duct.
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Step 3 - Adjusting the flow
Step 4 - The air diffuser (adjustments)
The adjustment plug is placed in the diffuser to the desired
setting for custom flow and is readout on the inside of
the tube. NOTE! Be sure that the adjustment plug appear
straight and precise at each setting.
The air diffuser is directed against the nearest wall to
achieve an efficient operation.
Setting 6
Setting 4
Setting 1
Care/cleaning
The air diffuser is cleaned, if necessary, with a damp cloth
or with the vacuum and the brush attachment.
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The pressure measured in the outlet.
When the correct value is obtained, the cover is putted
back and seal the tube (is not needed at the fully open
position).
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Capacity- & adjustment chart (k-factor per nozzle is 0,014)
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Setting:
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4
5
6
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100
30
90
80
Sound level Lp dB(A)
150
70
25
60
Pressure (Pa)
50
40
30
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2
3
4
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7
8
9 10
20
30
40
50
60
Airflow (l/s)
Every nozzle have a k-factor = 0,014. To calculate the
amount of active nozzles for the preferred pressure and
air flow, use the formula “Amount of acive nozzles” = Qs/
(K*√∆P).
Qs = applied airflow, K = k-factor, ∆P = available pressure
in the nozzles
Correction of sound pressure level (Lp) to the
sound power level (Lw) in each octave band*
Supra use nozzles designed to provide high accuracy, while
these provide low noise levels even at high operating pressures. This gives you a quiet diffusers with a wide working
area.
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125
250
500 1000 2000 4000 8000 Hz
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-10
-8
-5
-3
-7
-10
-10
Natural attenuation in octave bands*
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125
250
21
19
15
500 1000 2000 4000 8000 Hz
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8
9
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