Housing made of galvanised sheet steel with frame made of lightweight profile as per DIN 24192, available for pressure ratings as per DIN 24190. The absorber material is covered in the splitter to prevent abrasion. It is non-flammable as per DIN4102 and does not present any health risk (bio-soluble or >Kl40) with glass fibre cover.

Designs: 

- Splitter silencer for use in ventilation systems. Effective according to the absorption principle.

-  Silencer for kitchen exhaust air with fully smooth and liquid-tight surface for commercial and industrial kitchens.

-  Rigid tube silencer, rectangular in flat design for noise reduction in round ducting. 

-  Rigid tube silencers, with and without core for noise reduction in round ducting. 

The square deflector hood DFH-E-Eco from BerlinerLuft combines aesthetic design with reduced operating costs. Its design is flow-optimized and based on various flow simulation calculations. Compared to conventional designs, this results in a significantly lower pressure loss, thus lower energy consumption and considerably reduced flow noise.

Powerful centrifugal and special-purpose fans in various types and sizes with optimum efficiency. Individually tailored to different requirements and applications.

• Industrial extraction
• Materials handling
• Dedusting technology
• Hot gas conveying

Precision air-conditioning unit for datacenters and server rooms. ETOS stands for a highly efficient and eco-friendly option for cooling by means of indirect evaporative cooling. DataCond® ETOS is available in 5 sizes up to 250kW sensible refrigerating capacity and is individually adapted to specific project requirements.

A range of weather grilles for protection against ingress of water and other foreign bodies into the inlet and outlet openings in building cladding.

Elegant special designs, e.g. for pitched roofs, can be harmoniously integrated into the roof without disturbing the look of the building.

The horizontal version of the weather grille is ideal for horizontal installation in flat roofs as a duct or shaft end cover. Precipitation is collected by internal louvres and discharged on the sides