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Single-layer louvered air diffuser


Single-layer louvered air diffuser
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  • Single-layer louvered air diffuser

Product Details

Product Introduction:
Our company’s single‑layer louver diffusers are the most fundamental terminal air supply and exhaust devices in ventilation and air-conditioning systems. They are typically installed at the ends of supply ducts, return ducts, or fresh‑air ducts to evenly distribute airflow and adjust the direction of supply air, and are widely used in indoor air-conditioning and ventilation systems for shopping malls, office buildings, hotels, residential buildings, and other types of structures.

General technical parameters (taking a mainstream aluminum alloy single-layer louvered air diffuser as an example):

Parameter Item

Specification Details

Product Name

Single-layer louvered air diffuser (single-layer adjustable louvered air diffuser)

Nominal size

Common specifications: 200×100 mm ~ 1500×800 mm (custom non-standard sizes available)

Material Configuration

Standard configuration: aluminum alloy profiles (with electrostatic powder coating on the surface); optional: ABS plastic, stainless steel

Leaf form

Single-layer adjustable blades, with manual adjustment of the airflow angle.

Applicable wind speed

Supply air velocity: 2–5 m/s (recommended)

Applicable airflow volume

Random dimensional variations can accommodate delivery to different systems. / Exhaust Airflow Requirement

Installation method

Ceiling panel / Wall-mounted recessed installation, flange‑to‑duct connection

Applicable medium

Ambient air, fresh air, and conditioned supply air; medium temperature ≤60℃

Optional Accessories

Includes a filter screen, airflow control valve, and check valve.

Work environment

-10℃ to +60℃, relative humidity ≤95% (no condensation)

Applicable Scenarios and Selection Recommendations:
Core use cases:  
1. Supply and return air outlets for central air-conditioning systems in shopping malls, office buildings, hotels, and residential buildings
2. Terminal air outlets of the fresh-air and exhaust systems
3. Ventilation exhaust outlets for the underground garage and equipment rooms
4. Air conditioning supply ventilation / Ventilation and air exchange in industrial buildings and workshops
Key considerations for selection:  
1. Select based on duct size: Prioritize diffuser sizes that match the duct’s internal diameter to avoid installing reducers, ensuring stable airflow and minimal pressure loss.
2. Select the model based on ventilation requirements: For applications requiring only basic airflow, choose the fixed-blade version; for scenarios where airflow direction needs to be adjusted, the adjustable-blade version is essential.
3. Material Selection: In humid or corrosive environments, aluminum alloy or stainless steel is preferred; for cost‑sensitive applications, ABS plastic may be chosen.
4. Additional functional requirements: When used as a return air grille, it is recommended to equip it with a filter screen to prevent debris from entering the ductwork; when airflow adjustment is required, a flow‑control damper can be installed as an optional accessory.

 


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