DVG-V 560D4/F400 IE2

DVG-V 560D4/F400 IE2Smoke Extract Roof Fan
The DVG smoke extract fans are used in case of fire to extract smoke gases from rooms, and also during normal working conditions for standard ventilation.

Smoke-free escape ways increase the chances to rescue people in case of fire.
The casing is manufactured from seawater resistant aluminium. The base frame consists of galvanised steel. The impeller with backward-curved blades is manufactured from galvanised steel. Motor outside air stream is cooled with fresh air.

• Smoke and heat extract unit + normal ventilation
• Up to 400°C / 120 min (F400/120, F400/90, F300, F200)
• Normal ventilation up to 120°C continuous operation
• Vertical exhaust
• Service switch serial
• Suitable for coastal applications
• Wide range of accessories
• Tested acc. to EN 12101-3 at LGAI, Barcelona
• CE-certified acc. to EN 12101-3, 2002-06 at TÃœV Süd
The DVG smoke extract fans are used in case of fire to extract smoke gases from rooms, and also during normal working conditions for standard ventilation.

Smoke-free escape ways increase the chances to rescue people in case of a fire. For installation only on top of heated buildings.

The casing is manufactured from seawater resistant aluminium. The base frame consists of galvanised steel. The impeller with backward-curved blades is manufactured from galvanised steel.

Motor outside air stream is cooled with fresh air. Thermal motor protection on request (PTC or thermal contact). For frequency controlled units PTC must be ordered. For two speed fans (up to 4 kW) two speed switch is available as accessories (in this case thermal contact must be ordered; not suitable for PTC or without thermal contact). In case of fire eventual two speed switch, frequency inverter and all protective devices must be bridged to guarantee functional capability (connection direct to mains). At frequency controlled units additional EMC protection could be needed (on request).

Note (for EU market only): not affected by efficiency provisions of Commision Regulation (EU) No 327/2011 - exception 3 (c) (i) (a)