Displacement flow diffusers

Our products that allows air to be distributed in occupied zones are displacement flow diffusers. They are used with a view to targeted, point-like outflows in areas that need it most.

They are perfect for rooms such as these:

• assembly halls,
• magazines,
• sports halls,
• mass events

They are used in ventilation systems, but also in heating systems. They can also be used in air conditioning systems, thanks to which they work effectively during both summer and winter. According to the presented diagrams it is possible to model the direction of air flow. We also offer the possibility of choosing a colour which will be matched to the colours prevailing inside the room. Its adaptation is convenient due to the possibility of further use of the ceiling area.

On each textile air displacement diffusor it is possible to adjust the direction of the airflow taking into account its location in the hall both in relation to the walls of the building and the mounting height. One of the most important advantages of this solution is the price, which is a considerable saving of money compared to traditional diffusers made of steel.

Textile air displacement diffusors are also washable. They are made of polyester fabric and the frame is easy to assemble and disassemble. The diffuser surface is washable as traditional textile ducts.

In our offer you will find displacement textile diffusers with a diameter ranging from 160 to 900 mm.

Fig.1 Air flow from the diffuser depending on the function (heating/cooling).

Advantages of displacement flow diffusers:

• possibility of shaping an individual outflow zone
• low capital expenditure
• low weight
• easy to install
• easy maintenance
• the installation does not limit the ceiling space
• possibility of shaping the direction of discharge depending on the airflow temperature (Fig. 1)
• possibility of any direction of the air discharge
• easy possibility of adaptation to the interior design, through the selection of colours and the proportion of height to the length of ducts

Fig.2 Different air outlet variants in the cross section of the diffuser.

Table 1. Recommended proportions of displacement flow diffusers