Ventilation supply valves plastic 160mm RAL 9003 with friction springs - I-Valve Rondo 160

Brand: DEC International

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Inno ventilation pipe silencer Ø 160mm

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Supply air valve
RAL 9003
Ø160mm

Ventilatie toevoerventiel kunststof 160 mm RAL 9003 met klemveren en schone sector - I-Valve Rondo 160

This plastic supply valve has excellent characteristics in terms of noise level, pressure drop and air flow capacity and is extremely suitable for WTW installations. The valve is high induction for optimal air distribution. Including clean sector with which the air flow direction can be easily determined.

The ventilation supply valves are used to supply ventilation air to various rooms of a house or utility building. These valves are placed in the duct openings in the wall or ceiling of the room(s) concerned. This air supply valve has clamp springs and is therefore suitable for mounting in pipe, wall or ceiling.

Dimensions: Ø160 mm
Colour: White RAL 9003
Material: Plastic

Brand	DEC International
Category	I-Valve air supply valves
GTIN	8716236537389
Manufacturer's item number	35002021
Article number	35002021

Specifications

Connection diameter	160 mm
Connection	Clamping springs
Category code	209
Front diameter	19.5 mm
Front depth	7.5 mm
Adjustable	Continuously variable
Colour	White
Material	Plastic
RAL number	9003
Type	Supply
Shape	Round

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