Blauberg KOMFORT LW 2100-4
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FEATURES
Air handling units for efficient supply and exhaust ventilation in flats, houses, cottages and other buildings. Heat recovery minimises ventilation heat losses. Control of air exchange for creating comfortable indoor microclimate. Compatible with round Ø 250 to 315 mm air ducts. DESIGNThe casing is made of double-skinned aluzinc panels, internally filled with 50 mm mineral wool layer for heat and sound insulation. The casing has fixing brackets with vibration absorbing connectors for easy installation. The spigots for connection to the air ducts are located at the side of the unit and are rubber sealed for airtight connection to the air ducts. The hinged casing side panels ensure easy access to the internals for cleaning, filter replacement and other maintenance operations. |
FANS
Asynchronous external rotor motors and centrifugal double-intake impellers with forward curved blades are used for air supply and exhaust. Integrated motor overheating protection with automatic restart. Dynamically balanced impellers. Equipped with ball bearings for longer service life. Reliable and quiet operation. AIR FILTRATIONThe built-in G4 supply filter and G4 extract filter provide air filtration. |
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HEAT RECOVERY
The unit is equipped with a plate cross-flow polystyrene heat exchanger for heat recovery. The unit condensate is collected and drained to the drain pan under the heat exchanger. The air flows are completely separated in the heat exchanger. Thus smells and contaminants are not transferred from the extract air to the supply air. Heat recovery is based on heat and/or humidity transfer through the heat exchanger plates. In the cold season supply air is heated in the heat exchanger by transferring the heat energy of warm and humid extract air to the cold fresh air. Heat recovery minimizes ventilation heat losses and heating costs respectively. In the warm season the heat exchanger performs reverse and intake air is cooled in the heat exchanger by the cool extract air. That reduces operation load on air conditioners and saves electricity. When the indoor and outdoor temperature difference is insignificant, heat recovery is not reasonable. In this case the heat exchanger can be temporary replaced with a summer block for the warm season (available as a specially ordered accessory). FREEZE PROTECTIONThe electronic protection system based on bypass and heater is used for freezing protection of the unit in cold seasons. The bypass damper is opened and the heater is turned on automatically according to temperature sensor readings. Cold intake air passes by the heat exchanger and is warmed up to set temperature in the heat exchanger. Synchronously extract air that passes by the heat exchanger is used for its defrosting. After a freezing danger is over the bypass damper is closed, the heater is turned off. The heat exchanger reverts to the normal operation mode. MOUNTINGMounting to floor, ceiling or wall with fixing brackets. The correct mounted unit must provide condensate collecting and drainage and free access to the hinged side panel for servicing and filter replacement. |
CONTROL AND AUTOMATION
The unit incorporates an integrated control system with a wall-mounted control panel and LCD display. The standard delivery set includes a 10 m cable for connection of the unit and the control panel. Control panel functions:
The unit is equipped with a water (glycol) heater for operation at low outside air temperature. The integrated water heater is activated to warm up supply air flow if set indoor air temperature may not be reached by means of heat recovery only. Heat medium temperature control ensures supply air temperature maintaining. The air temperature sensor downstream of the waterheating coils and the return water temperature sensor are used for freezing protection of the water heater. |
Parameter | KOMFORT LW 2100-4 | Measurement unit |
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Voltage | 230 | V |
Phase | 1 | ˜ |
Frequency | 50 | Hz |
Power | 1300 | W |
Current | 5.68 | A |
RPM | 1150 | min-1 |
Maximum air flow | 583 | l/s |
Maximum air flow | 2100 | m³/h |
Number of water coil rows | 4 | - |
Sound pressure level at 3 m | 65 | dBА |
Insulation | 50 mm mineral wool | mm |
Transported air temperature | -25...+40 | °С |
Heat recovery efficiency | 77 | % |
Heat exchanger type | cross-flow | - |
Heat exchanger material | polystyrene | - |
Weight | 99 | kg |
Connected air duct diameter | 315 | mm |
Casing material | aluzinc | - |
Mounting | ceiling mounting, wall mounting, floor mounting | - |
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Series | Spigot modification | Heater type | Rated air flow [m³/h] | Number of water heater rows | |
KOMFORT | L: horizontal spigot orientation | W: water heater | 800; 1100; 1700; 2100 | – | 4 |
Model | Overall dimensions [mm] | ||||||
ØD | B | B1 | H | L | L1 | L2 | |
KOMFORT LW 2100-4 | 314 | 842 | 581 | 814 | 1345 | 1388 | 1445 |
How to use water heater diagrams.The air flow is 2000 m³/h and the air speed in the heater is 3.75 m/s ①. | ||
To calculate the maximum air temperature find the intersection point of the air flow line ① with the rated outer temperature shown in blue line (e.g., -15 °С) and draw the line ② to the left until it crosses the water in/out temperature curve (e.g., +70/+50). From this point draw a vertical line to the supply air temperature downstream of the heater (+31 °С) ③. | To calculate the heater power find the intersection point of the air flow ① with the rated winter temperature shown in red line (e.g., -15 °С) and draw the line ④ to the right until it crosses the water in/out temperature curve (e.g., +70/+50). From this point draw a vertical line to the heater power axis (35.0 kW) ⑤. | To calculate the required water flow in the heater prolong this line ⑥ downwards to the water flow axis (0.43 l/s). To calculate the water pressure drop in the heater find the intersection point of the line ⑥ with the pressure loss curve and prolong the line ⑦ to the right on the water pressure drop axis (9.0 kPa). |