Performance test

The performance test is carried out by measuring the pressure difference between the inlet and outlet of the fans. Subsequently, the pressure difference is used to read the airflow through the curve in the figure or to calculate the airflow using the equations respect to the type of air handling unit.

We highly recommend following the performance test procedure in Airlinq® Service Tool.

Before the measurement of the pressure difference is carried out it is important that:

• There are new clean filters in the air handling unit.
• The air handling unit is operating at 100% airflow and the control voltages are stabilised. Be aware, of that the stabilisation can take a few minutes.
• The air handling unit is not in any system condition such as Low Temp. process or Condensation process, because it influences the airflow.

 

AM/AMC 150 - generation 2 (9000100102/9040100102)

 

If you have an AM150 or AMC150 generation 2 where the fans have been replaced to a newer type, please use the data for generation 3 or 4 given below depending on fan type.

 

AM 150 – generation 3 (9000100103)

 

AMC 150 – generation 3 (9040100103)

AM 150 – generation 4 (9000150104) without CC150

AM 150 - generation 4 (9000150104) with CC150

 

AM 300 H/V – generation 2 (9010300102 / 9010300202)

The following figure and equations for AM 300 H/V are applicable for both extraction and supply.

AM 300 (9000300001) with serial number from 3000551 or below

Figure 7.1 and equation 7.1 to 7.6 for AM 300 are applicable extraction flow depending on position of ex-haust connection.

Figure 7.2 and equation 7.7 to 7.12 for AM 300 are applicable supply flow depending on position of supply connection. 

 

 

AM 300 (9000300001) with serial number from 3000551 or higher

Figure 8.1 and equation 8.1 to 8.6 for AM 300 are applicable extraction flow depending on position of ex-haust connection.

Figure 8.0 and equation 8.7 to 8.12 for AM 300 are applicable supply flow depending on position of supply connection. 

 

 

 

 

AM 500 H

The following figure and equations for AM 500 H are applicable for both extraction and supply.

AM 500 V

The following figure and equations for AM 500 V are applicable for both extraction and supply.

 

AM 800 H/V

The following figure and equations for AM 800 H/V are applicable for both extraction and supply.

 

AM 900 HM - generation 3 (9020900103)

AM 900 VM - generation 3 (9020900203)

AM 1000

AM 1200 H

 

 

AM 1200 V

 

DV 1000