- KAMPMANN GROUP
-
Fan Coils
KaCool W
Wall-mounted room heating and cooling unit.
Overview
New EC technology is a revolution in electronic drive technology. It enables precise adjustment to output requirements thanks to its continuously variable operation.
Last minute? We‘ll take care of that: we‘ll get your KaCool W to site directly from stock.
The KaCool W product range gives you freedom of choice: AC or EC motors, 2 or 3-way valves, 4 unit sizes and a host of control options.
The product range gives you freedom of choice: on-site or separate infra-red control, or a wide selection from the Kampmann control range
All the components are compactly installed inside the unit and so are easily accessible.
Elegant enough to notice - discreet enough not to stand out. Subtly creating the perfect climate.
- Air outlet slat, manually adjustable (only the version with IR remote control is motorised): for improved air distribution and fewer draughts
- 3-way valve mounted in the unit (230 V Open/Close drive)
- Air intake grille with removable regenerative air filter
- Concealed
- Optional for mounting below the KaCool W
Downloads
Declarations/Certificates
TÜV Certificate ISO 9001:2008
PDF
(132 kB)
EU Declaration of Conformity KaCool W fan coils (FCU)
PDF
(771 kB)
Kampmann Today
One hundred and sixty millimetres
Slim, stunning, strong – the KaDeck raises the bar when it comes to ceiling air conditioning 160 millimetres. That is the construction height of the KaDeck, of the still new ceiling unit by Kampmann.
When the time ball gets stuck
Six years’ delay in construction cannot harm the prestige project that is the ‘Elbphilharmonie’ The Elbphilharmonie’s already unmistakable silhouette is associated with exploding costs and time delays. And stands in opposition to the fact that the concert hall’s exposed location once stood for precision and punctuality.
Lord Nelson’s paradise
HMS Victory at Europe’s largest thermal spa world. The mighty ship is in dry dock. But the water is close by – the upper deck presents a magnificent view of the undulating waves below.