Roof fan vertical metal - DVA 400 ECP 31

Brand: Ruck ventilatoren GmbH

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Brand: Ruck fans
EC motor energy efficient
Up to 4460 m3/h
Speed controllable

Ruck roof fan metal with EC motor and swing out ventilation unit &ndash vertical

The Ruck roof fan metal with isolating switch (DVA EC P series) with energy-efficient EC motor has a vertical discharge direction. This EC motor can be operated with a variable Ruck potentiometer (MTP 20) or by 0-10V control. In addition, demand-controlled ventilation is possible via constant pressure control (CON P1000), to keep the pressure level in your ventilation system constant, or via a CO2 sensor.

The roof fan vertical with isolating switch has built-in temperature control to prevent burn out. The metal roof fan is mounted directly on a Ruck roof socket (DSF series) or a sound-insulated plinth silencer (DSS series). In addition, the roof fan is equipped with rearward curved vanes and blows the air straight up (vertically). The advantages of this are that the fan has a higher efficiency, a lower power consumption and a lower noise level at higher pressure differences. The Ruck DVA EC P series is available with capacities ranging from 610m3/h up to 14115m3/h.

Ruck ventilatoren GmbH, is a leading German company with more than 25 years of experience. They are market leaders in the field of vertically blowing metal roof fans with EC motor and built-in isolating switch. With more than 300 enthusiastic employees, they work together on new developments and techniques on a daily basis. The company ensures quality assurance in order to deliver a great product with the latest ERP (Energy Related Product) requirements.

Internal electronic temperature control
Integrated electronics
EC motor
Integrated isolating switch
Housing made of aluminium AlMg3
Rearward curved radial fan

Brand	Ruck ventilatoren GmbH
Category	Vertical Roof extractor fans
GTIN	4061199024891
Manufacturer's item number	139212
Article number	65139212

Specifications

Number of phases	1~
Type of motor control	0-10V
Category code	35
Weight	19.36 kg
IP Complete Unit	IPX4
IP Terminal Box	IP44
IP Motor	IP54
Insulation Class Motor	F
Max. Operating Current	2.32 A
Max. pressure	920 Pa
Max. Air Volume	4460 m³/h
Max. Current Consumption	2.31 A
Max. power consumption	503 W
Max. Static Efficiency	52 %
Max. allowed Medium Temperature	50 °C
Max. allowed Medium Temperature at Rated Current	50 °C
Max. allowed Ambient Temperature	50 °C
Max. allowed Ambient Temperature at Rated Current	50 °C
Max. number of revolutions	1980 1/min
Max. Total Efficiency	53 %
Min. Operating Temperature	-25 °C
Motor Protection	TEC
Motor type	EC
Nominal frequency	50 Hz
Rated Speed	1560 1/min
Nominal power consumption	503 W
Nominal voltage	230 V
Nominal current	2.21 A

Documents

Inbouwverklaring

Montagehandleiding

EG-conformiteitsverklaring

Bedieningshandleiding

Informatieblad

Tekeningen op schaal

Technische tekening (.dwg file)

Technische tekening (.dxf file)

3D-model (.step file)

Vervangingstabel dakventilatoren

Ruck ® 139212 - Declaration of Incorporation

Ruck ® 139212 - Call to Tender

Commissioning report EM EC

Ruck ® 139212 - EC Declaration of Conformity

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