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Installation – Commissioning – Maintenance
20180525
Accessories
Regulator unit:
REG. Combination unit with damper and sound attenuator.
Duct cover:
DCPT 1. For incorporation of the regulator unit and the
connected spiral duct.
Base:
DBCT 2. For installation on the floor.
Decorative top:
DCPT 3. Removable top board in different materials and
dimensions. Used as the termination on the top of the
diffuser when the air diffuser is connected to the duct
system via the floor. Please contact your nearest sales
representative for further information.
Installation
Secure the air diffuser with screws to the floor from the
inside of the diffuser. If a base is used, secure it with
screws to the floor and then secure it to the bottom of
the air diffuser with blind rivets. Press the regulator unit,
which has a circular connection spigot with a rubber
seal, into the inlet socket of the air diffuser. Secure the
telescopic duct cover to the aluminium profiled section.
Attach this section to the connected duct. See Figure 1.
If the duct casing is used for the duct connection from
below, an assembly fixture is required between the air dif-
fuser and ceiling.As a suggestion, spiral duct of the same
dimension as the diffuser connection can be used as the
assembly fixture between the air diffuser and ceiling.
Commissioning
The measurement tapping is positioned on the one
side of the air diffuser behind the aluminium strip. The
K-factor (COP) is given on the product identification label
on the diffuser to the side of the measurement tapping.
K-factors can also be found in the relevant commission-
ing instructions available at www.swegon.com and in this
product datasheet. We recommend that you use the REG
regulator unit for adjusting the airflow. See Figure 2.
To regulate how the air is supplied to the room, turn the
air diffuser’s Varizon
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discs to make the air to flow in the
desired direction. A straight air discharge can be achieved
by taking the disc out of the diffuser, turning it 180° and
reinserting it back into place. See Figure 3.
Maintenance
The air diffuser can be cleaned, if necessary, using luke-
warm water with dishwashing detergent added or by
vacuum cleaning using a brush nozzle. The duct system is
accessed by removing the front panel and the inspection
cover of the air distribution panel. See Figure 2.
Figure 1. Installation.