The elements: air velocity, flow direction, and the induction of the inlet with the room air, are decisive for obtaining a comfortable environment in conditioned rooms when using textile air ducts.
Forcing heated or isotherm inlet air to floor level whilst still avoiding draft in the occupied zone can be very difficult. If the air circulation is too weak, this will lead to stratification. There can be significant gradients between ceiling and floor level. The traditional air duct approach, using a few grilles, often results in the inlet air not being distributed uniformly over the whole room.
When the inject outlet was conceived, we placed great emphasis on creating an outlet suitable for ensuring uniform air conditions in the ventilated area, even when dealing with ventilation only. With Euro Air inject air duct this is achieved by using the whole length of the textile outlet as a diffuser.
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