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Ventilation / Heat recovery

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ProSilence CineVent 350

A quiet room
still needs fresh air.

Bring ventilation into the room design rather than treating it as an afterthought. CineVent 350 combines supply and extract ventilation, heat recovery and filtration for studios, private cinemas and other enclosed rooms.

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ProSilence CineVent 350
PROSILENCE / ENGINEERED SYSTEMSCV-CW-350

PURPOSE / PRINCIPLE / APPLICATION

01 / Comfort is part of the system.

Ventilation without an afterthought.

Plan supply and extract routes, access for filter maintenance and the equipment location together with the isolated room. Duct penetrations and airflow noise require their own detailing; a ventilation unit alone does not preserve the acoustic performance of a wall.

02 / Specify the operating point.

Airflow is more than floor area.

Use room occupancy, use pattern, duct resistance and local project requirements to select the unit. The area-based candidate in the System Planner is a starting point, not a ventilation compliance calculation or a guarantee of airflow at every setting.

03 / Heat recovery and filtration.

Choose for the complete installation.

The product combines heat recovery and filtration. Confirm the heat-recovery performance, filter specification and maintenance schedule against documentation for the supplied revision. No disease-prevention claim or unconditional efficiency percentage is made here.

04 / Documentation and service.

Get the right manual for the right model.

Request current 350-model installation and service documentation before specifying duct sizes, electrical provisions or maintenance access. Confirm the unit and filter revision when ordering service parts; documentation for the other model is not interchangeable.

FROM CONCEPT TO SPECIFICATION

The right document.
The right construction.

Request the current product information and installation details for the component and revision you are specifying. Performance belongs to the documented assembly; load and acoustic measurements have separate scopes.

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01

Define the room.

Start with the surfaces, use, space and equipment loads.

02

Choose the build-up.

Confirm components, supporting materials and local requirements.

03

Share the plan.

Use the System Planner to prepare an initial quantity schedule.