Fan Coils
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KaCool W
design wall-mounted unit for heating and cooling
Overview
Our attractive and unobtrusive design wall-mounted unit demonstrates that steel and plastic complement each other perfectly. The high-quality and flat visible trim is only 185 mm wide. Only the cooled or heated air fed in can be pleasantly felt.
Thanks to the drilling template supplied: drill 4 x holes, screw in and the KaCool W's already on the wall. It couldn't be any simpler or more precise! And if you don't know what output you need in advance: now you know how easy it is to retrofit the KaCool W.
All the components are compactly installed inside the unit. Remove the trim and all components are easily within reach.
The white finish of the KaCool W blends wonderfully into most interiors. Other colours are also available with (almost) no limits to your colour choice.
- Simple removal is possible
- The ISO Coarse air filter can be regenerated by simply vacuuming it
- High-output copper-aluminium heat exchanger
- With high heat and cooling outputs
- Optimised in terms of air flow
- Luftlenklamellen, manuell verstellbar, bei Ausführung mit Infrarotfernbedienung motorisch verstellbar
- Für eine angepasste Luftverteilung und weniger Zuglufterscheinungen in jedem Raum
Different valve kits are available: 2-way, 3-way and differential pressure-independent valves combined with matching pipe connections and actuators
Optionally available for reliable condensate drainage
Downloads
Declarations/Certificates
TÜV Certificate ISO 9001:2008
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(133 kB)
CAD-Drawings
Fan Coil KaCool W, Bohrschablone BG 3 - 4, PDF
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(221 kB)
Fan Coil KaCool W, Bohrschablone BG 1 - 2, PDF
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(216 kB)
Fan Coil KaCool W, Baugroesse 1 - 4, PDF
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(273 kB)
Fan Coil KaCool W, Bohrschablone BG 3 - 4, DWG
DWG
(350 kB)
Fan Coil KaCool W, Bohrschablone BG 1 - 2, DWG
DWG
(348 kB)
Fan Coil KaCool W, Baugroesse 1 - 4, DWG
DWG
(531 kB)
Installation manuals
Montageanleitung KaCool W
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(28.9 MB)
KaCool W, brief guide
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(1.1 MB)
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