Aluminum Diffuser

HVAC Diffuser are outlet vent points on heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. Although they are occasionally used as return air vents, their main purpose is to introduce conditioned air into a space in such a way that even distribution and mixing is achieved with minimum noise. HVAC diffusers are produced in a variety of standardized sizes and are generally square, rectangular or round; they typically feature sets of louvers or fins that direct air flow in a preset pattern. Larger, industrial diffusers may include adjustable louvers or dampers, which can be manually or automatically adjusted to control airflow volumes. Although diffusers are often seen as no more than decorative grills for inlet vents, they play an essential role in the efficacy of HVAC systems and should be correctly matched to any given application.

Conditioned air produced by HVAC systems requires correct introduction into any space for it to realize its full potential. Haphazard conditioned air inflow into a room can cause localized hot and cold spots and completely rob the area of much of the benefit of heating and ventilation. Uncontrolled inflow of air can also be annoyingly noisy. HVAC diffusers reduce the velocity of the incoming airflow and direct it to ensure effective mixing and maximum benefit with minimum noise.

Features:

• Robustness
• Longer life
• Dimensional accuracy