Reznor – the UK’s leading supplier of gas-fired warm air heating and ventilation systems – has developed an alternative air induction system that gives optimal air distribution in large open space premises such as market halls and warehouses.
The aerodynamic construction of the nozzles makes it possible to achieve airflow velocities of 10-30m/s at a proportionally low nozzle pressure. The nozzles may be applied in groups on plenums or spaced out along a conventional duct system, allowing for flexible or irregular heating patterns in any premises.
The Smitsair system can be used to heat, cool or ventilate large spaces with negligible differences in vertical and horizontal air temperatures.
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