Self-balanced system range

Self-balanced air inlets

The self-balanced air inlet maintains a constant airflow whatever the conditions.
Aldes self-balanced air inlets feature vanes that provide anti-insect protection and orient the airflow towards the ceiling. Also, no fastening screws are visible for guaranteed aesthetic integration.

  • In a self-balanced CMEV system, the terminals and air inlets are self-balanced, ensuring a constant airflow whatever the weather conditions or room occupancy. The main advantage of a self-balanced system is that the air is constantly renewed, which optimises the quality of indoor air.

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Self-balanced system range
  • Self-balanced systems maintain a constant air renewal rate whatever the conditions of occupancy.

    • SELF-BALANCED CMEV:
  • Type of heating: electricity, gas (vented boiler) or other device independent from CMEV.

    • SELF-BALANCED GAS CMEV:
  • Type of heating: boiler installed in kitchen and connected to CMEV system.
  • Self-balanced Controlled Mechanical Ventilation.
  • Multi-occupancy housing, Individual houses, Hotels.
  • New builds and refurbishment.
    AIRFLOW REQUIREMENTS:
  • To respect requirements, air inlets must be installed according to the airflow dimensioning table,
    • Caution, the sizes in the Self-balanced - Gas table are based on the assumption of a 23 kW boiler installed in the kitchen. For all other cases, refer to DTU regulations 68.3, P1-1-2, paragraph 5.1.
  • Depending on the building configuration:

    • 2 EA 22 models can be installed in place of 1 EA 45 and vice versa,

    3 EA 30 models can be installed in place of 2 EA 45 and vice versa,

  • For 2/3-bed dwellings, air inlets differ according to the type of dwelling (individual house, multi-occupancy building). This is due to the leakage airflows which are not the same.
  • Hygro A compatible for NF certified versions.