The Eurovent Product Group ‘Air Curtains and Fan Heaters’ has released a new Recommendation on acoustic performance and calculations of air curtains.

This recommendation was prepared in a joint effort by participants of PG-CUR.

Recommendation 16/3

This new Recommendation 16/3 provides manufacturers with helpful guidelines on how to measure and state the sound emitted by an air curtain.

After a first introduction to acoustics, the document focuses on the sound emitted from an air curtain and provides a template with all the data to be measured and declared by manufacturers in order to increase customer confidence.

educating end-users

The document serves as a blueprint that will allow end users to make an informed choice"

Michael Hims, Vice-Chairperson of the Eurovent PG-CUR, mentioned, “This Eurovent Recommendation is a long-awaited document that will allow the air curtain industry to take a big step forward in educating end-users about acoustics within the context of our units while giving a clear direction and expectation on how companies should state technical data."

"The document serves as a blueprint that manufacturers can aspire to and will allow end users to make an informed choice when it comes to product selection.”

Addresses performance and calculations

The Recommendation is addressed to all HVAC professionals dealing with ventilation systems, particularly designers, facility managers, and manufacturers of equipment incorporating air curtains.

The document was published by Eurovent and prepared in a joint effort by participants of the Product Group ‘Air Curtains and Fan Heaters’ (PG-CUR), which represents a vast majority of manufacturers of these products active on the EMEA market. The document can be downloaded free of charge in the Eurovent Document Library.

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