Good points

Quiet
Up to 75 m³/h
Perfect in combination with S125

Zehnder ComfoValve Luna E125 extraction valve

The ComfoValve Luna E by Zehnder is a extraction valve for comfortable ventilation and is suitable for mounting in ceilings and walls. The Luna E connects perfectly to the Luna S supply valve, so that the air can be supplied and extracted with the same design. Because of the intuitive mounting and the rubber seal, the valve can be mounted airtight on a ventilation pipe with a diameter of 125mm. The air flow rate can be easily and precisely adjusted by means of 75 lockable adjustment positions.

Using the scale numbers on the inner ring and the 3 levels, the adjustment position can be read off. The maximum flow rate of the drain valve is 75m³/h. The setting of the flow rate can be adjusted without removing the valve from the ceiling or wall. The valve is made of high quality UV and scratch free white (RAL 9003) plastic.

The drain valve is suitable for both ceiling and wall mounting. Because the front design cover can easily be removed, cleaning the Luna E125 is very easy.

Benefits the ComfoValve Luna

Working range for air flows up to 75 m³/h
A timeless experience, Slim and subtle design in combination with the constant adjustment height of 30 mm ensures harmonious integration
Perfect combination with supply valve Zehnder ComfoValve Luna S in open-plan living areas. and food kitchens
Saving time thanks to tool-free assembly and commissioning with 75 lockable adjustment positions of the valve
Locking the set air flow prevents it from being accidentally changed during cleaning

Brand	Zehnder Stork
Category	Zehnder Extraction Valves
GTIN	07613367206058
Manufacturer's item number	705613128
Article number	35029010

Specifications

Connection diameter	125 mm
Connection	Male (safe)
Airflow	75 m³/h
Category code	143
Front diameter	170 mm
Adjustable	Stands
Colour	White
Material	Plastic
Type	Drain
Shape	Round

Documents

Zehnder ComfoValve Luna E125 - Technische specificaties

Zehnder Comfovalve Luna E125 - Handleiding

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