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Space, air paths and installation conditions feed into the design. Planning and manufacturing work hand in hand.
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RA2000
Cabinet unit.
The RA2000 cabinet unit brings air handling together in a vertical arrangement. The current system configuration uses an outdoor heat pump.
How the system works.
Outdoor heat pump · Principle
Indoor unitFunctional illustration · Not live readings
Installation arrangement
Bring the equipment together at the planned location.
The floor-standing cabinet, its connections and service panels are integrated into the floor plan.
Installation photograph with retouched surroundings. The exact configuration and accessibility are agreed for each project.
Explore technical views ↓Vertical configuration. A clear location for the equipment.
Technology that finds its place.
A cabinet unit provides a defined footprint for the air handling components. This configuration suits projects with a suitable floor-standing plant location from which the air routes can be arranged effectively.
Installation and planning ↓ Technical views ↓FootprintAllow for the unit, connections and maintenance clearances together in the floor plan.
Outdoor heat pumpHeating and cooling supplied by a separate outdoor unit.
Service accessArrange components and filters so they remain accessible for maintenance and inspection.
Understanding the system
From the unit
to the indoor environment.
A well-designed system brings together air treatment, temperature control, air distribution and controls.
Treat the air
Required airflow rates and filter specifications are determined by the intended use and hygiene concept.
Control temperature
The outdoor heat pump supplies heating and cooling. The required capacity is determined for each project.
Distribute the air
Supply air outlets and air routes deliver treated air to its intended location. Their arrangement must suit the use of the room.
Coordinate operation
Operating modes and controls are coordinated with airflow rates, room use and the planned pressure concept.
Installation arrangement
Think ahead
from the floor plan.
The route to the installation location is part of the planning: door openings, transport routes, delivery access and usable room height must work together. The areas needed for operation and service remain accessible at the installation location.
The exact arrangement depends on the building project. Unit configuration, pipe and duct routes and service areas are agreed before installation.
A closer look at the product family
Shown closed.
Designed as a system.
The exterior view shows several units with their duct connections and the service areas in front of them.
Interfaces
What needs to be agreed
before installation.
Reliable planning considers the complete connection between the unit, building and operating room.
Air routing and external connections
Supply air, extract air, outdoor air and exhaust air are routed according to the system concept. Duct sizes, routes and connection points follow from the design.
Heating and cooling supply
The current system configuration is designed with an outdoor heat pump. Its location, pipe routes and accessibility are established together with the indoor unit.
Power, condensate and controls
Power supply, condensate drainage and control interfaces are defined for the selected configuration and coordinated with the relevant trades.
Acoustics and building integration
The unit’s position, air routes and integration into the building affect its operation. The relevant requirements are considered as part of the project.
Maintenance & operation
Accessible by design.
Built for long-term operation.
Maintenance begins with access planning. Filters, test points and components requiring maintenance must remain accessible after installation.
Maintain access
Keep service areas and inspection openings clear and usable after fit-out is complete.
Plan maintenance
Scope and intervals are determined by the system, its use and applicable operating requirements.
Check functions
Airflow rates and relevant system functions are checked and documented during commissioning.
Coordinate service
For maintenance and service, please use our existing online service portal.
Engineering & system planning
From the casing
to the air path.
Isometric views illustrate the internal arrangement and integration into the system.
Design example of the 2000 configuration, with no documented revision status.
Historical configuration example from RA2000 engineering.
Design examples. Binding dimensions are agreed for each project.
Preparing your project
The right configuration
starts with your requirements.
For an initial discussion, a floor plan, intended room use, available plant space and planned air and pipe routes are helpful. For refurbishment projects, existing installations and possible installation times are also relevant.
Airflow rate, dimensions, capacity and filter specifications are determined for the project. The corresponding technical documentation then forms the basis for implementation and coordination.
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From a single source
In-house development.
In-house controls.
In-house software.
For all our systems, we develop the equipment and controls ourselves and write the software in-house. This allows us to tailor airflow rates, temperature control and operating modes to each system concept.
Controls
We develop the controls to suit the system, connecting measurements and setpoints with coordinated operating sequences.
Software
Software is developed in-house. Operation and operating modes are tailored to each system concept.