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 Acutherm Modular VAV Systems  The TF-HC Therma-Fuser  

Thermally Powered VAV Module Page - 2

 

 

TF-HC THERMA-FUSER™  MODULE -

The only thermally powered terminal offering both VAV heating and VAV cooling. No uncomfortable over heating during warm-up cycles plus temperature control for both VAV heating and cooling.

COANDA EFFECT

ENTRAINMENT EFFECT

INDIVIDUAL TEMPERATURE CONTROL

Each Therma-Fuser module is a VAV zone. The thermostats, actuator and damper are built into the diffuser. Temperature set points for both heating and cooling are separately adjusted between 70°F / 21°C and 78°F / 26°C. It easily zones open offices.

SUPERIOR AIR DISTRIBUTION

Unlike the fixed opening diffusers used with VAV boxes, Therma-Fuser modules vary the discharge opening as they vary air volume. The result is a constant discharge velocity with comfort benefits of higher throws, no dumping, better room air movement and uniform temperature distribution - especially when turned down.

BETTER SENSES AVERAGE ROOM TEMPERATURE

Unlike wall thermostats, Therma-Fuser thermostats are never in the wrong location. They maintain average temperature within 1½ °F / 0.9° C of set point by sensing secondary space air at all times. And secondary air is the return air of the space-the best place to sense the average room temperature.

LOWEST COST PER ZONE OF CONTROL

A single trade can install Therma-Fuser VAV because it is self contained. When comparing total installed cost - including labor-systems with Therma-Fuser VAV are clearly the lowest cost of any VAV alternative.

LOWEST ENERGY VAV TERMINAL

Therma-Fuser modules have the lowest pressure drop of any VAV terminal which allows low pressure systems and low energy fan motors. Fan energy is further reduced by a variable speed drive when the system turns down. It saves refrigeration and heating energy because no portion of the building is overcooled or overheated. No energy is required to operate the Therma-Fuser controls.

PERFORMANCE GUIDE

Nominal Inlet Diameter

Inlet Static Pressure In. wg

Maximum Flow cfm

Maximum Flow

25% Maximum Flow

Throw - Feet
@V
t=50/100/150FPM 

NC

Throw - Feet
@V
t=50/100/150FPM 

NC

6"

.05

100

6/4/3

<15

3/2/1

<15

.10

140

8/5/4

20

4/3/2

17

•.15

175

9/6/5

26

5/4/3

21

.20

200

9/7/6

31

6/5/3

24

.25

220

10/8/7

34

7/6/4

27

8"

.05

160

8/6/4

<15

5/3/2

<15

.10

25

10/7/5

20

6/4/3

16

•.15

275

11/8/6

25

7/5/3

21

.20

30

12/9/7

30

8/6/4

25

.25

355

13/10/8

34

9/6/4

28

10"

.05

260

9/7/5

15

7/6/4

<15

.10

370

11/8/6

23

9/7/5

18

•.15

450

13/10/8

27

10/8/6

22

.20

520

14/11/9

31

11/9/7

26

.25

580

15/12/10

34

12/10/7

29

12"

.05

350

11/8/6

15

7/6/4

<15

.10

470

13/10/8

23

9/7/5

19

•.15

560

15/12/10

27

10/8/6

23

.20

640

16/13/11

31

12/10/8

27

.25

720

17/14/12

34

14/11/9

30

 •Denotes nominal rating
NC based on L
w (10-12 watts reference)-10db
Tested in accordance with ANSI/ASHRAE 70-1991, ANSI S12.31, ARI 880-89, ISO 5219 and ISO 3741.
Metric performance guide available on request. 

NOTES

1.

Both fixed and adjustable minimum flow stops are available.

2.

For blow patterns reduce maximum four way air volume from the performance guide by:

Blow pattern

Reduction

3 way (D3)

.78

2 way (D2, D2C)

.56

1 way (D1)

.34

3.

The performance guide does not apply to Therma-Fuser modules with R-Ring ceiling plenum bypass. Use separate ratings.

 

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