Belt-driven fan VRE

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THE CORE COM­PO­NENT OF ANY VEN­TI­LA­TION SYS­TEM Ra­dial fans that de­liver op­ti­mized per­for­mance are an in­dis­pens­able part of ven­ti­la­tion sys­tems. Ra­dial fans with a belt drive are able to gen­er­ate dif­fer­ent lev­els of speed and thus im­prove per­for­mance over the short term. This makes it pos­si­ble to work with a range of vol­umes or in dif­fer­ent room sizes. What’s more, ra­dial fans with a belt drive are highly ef­fi­cient and fea­ture a long ser­vice life. WHAT ARE THE DIS­TIN­GUISH­ING FEA­TURES OF RA­DIAL FANS WITH A BELT DRIVE? Ra­dial fans dif­fer mostly from con­ven­tional fans in how the belt drive and in­ter­me­di­ate shaft are arranged. They do not nec­es­sar­ily need a fre­quency con­verter. The fan and drive (mo­tor) are de­cou­pled, en­abling low-res­o­nance op­er­a­tion. Al­to­gether, there are var­i­ous fac­tors and cri­te­ria that make ra­dial fans with a belt drive a favourable op­tion. These in­clude: A range of series and performance parameters for needs-focused applications Scalable pressure change or increase Extraction or ventilation, depending on the application Straightforward commissioning process – with support if required Low-maintenance and efficient operation