The new, retrofittable Dplus diffuser is an ideal solution for converting dynamic pressure into static pressure.
Due to the constant cross-sectional expansion, the speed in the direction of flow decreases and the losses are converted into usable static pressure. On the one hand, the gain in static pressure can reduce the fan's drive power, which lowers the fan's operating costs. On the other hand, the gain in static pressure can also be used in such a way that the fan delivers more volume flow with the same drive power. The Dplus is made of 1.5 mm thick sheet steel and is available in three different colours (red, black or white).
Advantages of the Dplus diffuser:
- Optimisation of the flow range
- Conversion of dynamic pressure into static pressure
- Reduce operating costs by reducing the drive power
- Due to the increase in static pressure, the fan can deliver more air volume at the same drive power
- Easy retrofitting to existing fans
- Uncomplicated and quick assembly in a few minutes
You can find a video illustrating the simple assembly on our YouTube channel.
Example of savings potential: AKFG 800 K.6IF A6 Gen3 vs. AKFG 800 K.6IF A6 Gen3 (Dplus)
Operating Point | Short-term 100% | Daytime Operation 80% | Night Operation 60% | |
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Volume flow | 20.800 m³/h | 16.600 m³/h | 12.450 m³/h | |
Static pressure | 160 Pa | 102 Pa | 58 Pa | |
Fan power without diffuser | 2.370 W | 1.220 W | 555 W | |
Fan power with diffuser | 2.050 W | 1.070 W | 494 W | |
Runtime per day | 2 Hours | 10 Hours | 12 Hours | |
Energy consumption per year |
Total | |||
Input power without diffuser | 1.730,1 kWh/a | 4.453 kWh/a | 2.430,9 kWh/a | 8.614 kWh/a |
Input power with diffuser | 1.496,5 kWh/a | 3.905,5 kWh/a | 2.163,72 kWh/a | 7.565,72 kWh/a |
Power savings | 233,6 kWh/a | 547,5 kWh/a | 267,18 kWh/a | 1.048,28 kWh/a |
Savings in % | 13,5 % | 12,3 % | 11,0 % | 12,2 % |
Cost savings per year | 335,45 EUR | |||
Emission reduction per year | 0,42 t CO2 |
Electricity costs per kWh (2020): 0.32 EUR / Data from the Federal Environment Agency of Germany (2020): 0.398 kg CO2/kWh