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AC Infinity CLOUDLINE S10 Inline Afzuigventilator 10” 1201 CFM – Stille EC Ventilator voor Professionele Kweektent Ventilatie

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AC Infinity CLOUDLINE S10 Inline Afzuigventilator 10” 1201 CFM – Stille EC Ventilator voor Professionele Kweektent VentilatieDe AC Infinity CLOUDLINE S10 10 inch Inline Afzuigventilator is een krachtige, energiezuinige en uitzonderlijk stille ventilatieoplossing voor grote kweektenten, grow rooms en ventilatiesystemen met hoge luchtweerstand. Dankzij de geavanceerde PWM gestuurde EC motor en het aerodynamische mixed flow ventilatorontwerp levert deze ventilator een indrukwekkende luchtstroom tot 1201 CFM, terwijl het geluidsniveau laag blijft voor een stabiele en

De AC Infinity CLOUDLINE S10 10 inch Inline Afzuigventilator is een krachtige, energiezuinige en uitzonderlijk stille ventilatieoplossing voor grote kweektenten, grow rooms en ventilatiesystemen met hoge luchtweerstand. Dankzij de geavanceerde PWM-gestuurde EC-motor en het aerodynamische mixed-flow ventilatorontwerp levert deze ventilator een indrukwekkende luchtstroom tot 1201 CFM, terwijl het geluidsniveau laag blijft voor een stabiele en comfortabele kweekomgeving.

De meegeleverde 10-speed ventilatorcontroller maakt het mogelijk om de luchtstroom nauwkeurig af te stemmen op temperatuur, luchtvochtigheid en ventilatiebehoefte. Hierdoor behouden kwekers volledige controle over hun kweektent ventilatiesysteem, wat essentieel is voor stabiele groeiomstandigheden van zaailing tot oogst.

De CLOUDLINE S10 is speciaal ontworpen voor toepassingen waar sterke luchtverplaatsing nodig is, zoals systemen met koolstoffilters, lange luchtkanalen of meerdere ventilatiecomponenten.

Krachtige 1201 CFM Ventilatie voor Grote Kweektenten en Grow Rooms

Met een maximale luchtstroom van 1201 CFM is deze ventilator ideaal voor grotere indoor kweekopstellingen en ventilatiesystemen met hoge luchtweerstand. De krachtige luchtverplaatsing helpt warmte, vocht en stilstaande lucht effectief af te voeren, waardoor een stabiel klimaat in de kweekruimte behouden blijft.

Typische toepassingen:

  • grote kweektenten en indoor grow rooms
  • ventilatiesystemen met koolstoffilters
  • lange of complexe luchtkanalen
  • hydroponische kweekopstellingen
  • ruimtes met krachtige LED kweeklampen

De sterke luchtstroom maakt deze ventilator bijzonder geschikt voor kwekers die maximale controle willen over luchtcirculatie en klimaatregeling in hun kweekruimte.

Fluisterstille EC-Motor met Mixed-Flow Technologie

De CLOUDLINE-serie staat bekend om zijn stille werking en efficiënte prestaties. De ventilator maakt gebruik van een PWM-gestuurde EC-motor, gecombineerd met een geoptimaliseerd mixed-flow ventilatorontwerp dat zowel de druk als de luchtstroom maximaliseert.

Voordelen van deze technologie:

  • krachtigere luchtverplaatsing bij lagere geluidsniveaus
  • efficiënter energieverbruik
  • minimale warmteontwikkeling
  • stabiele prestaties bij hoge luchtweerstand

Met een geluidsniveau van slechts 48 dBA blijft de ventilator relatief stil voor zijn krachtige prestaties, waardoor hij geschikt is voor discrete indoor kweekinstallaties.

10-Speed Controller voor Nauwkeurige Klimaatcontrole

De meegeleverde 10-speed controller geeft volledige controle over ventilatiesnelheid en luchtstroom. Hierdoor kan de ventilator eenvoudig worden aangepast aan verschillende groeifasen en klimaatcondities.

Voordelen van variabele snelheidsregeling:

  • nauwkeurige controle van luchtcirculatie
  • stabielere temperatuurregeling
  • betere controle over luchtvochtigheid
  • energiezuinig ventilatiebeheer

De ventilator is bovendien compatibel met het AC Infinity UIS™ ecosysteem, waardoor uitbreiding met slimme controllers en automatisering mogelijk is.

Ontworpen voor Hoge Luchtweerstand

Veel ventilatiesystemen verliezen prestaties wanneer ze worden aangesloten op koolstoffilters of lange luchtkanalen. De CLOUDLINE S10 is speciaal ontworpen om efficiënt te blijven werken onder deze omstandigheden.

Daarom is deze ventilator ideaal voor systemen met:

  • koolstoffilters voor geurcontrole
  • lange ventilatiekanalen
  • meerdere ventilatiecomponenten
  • complexe ventilatiesystemen

Het mixed-flow ontwerp zorgt ervoor dat de ventilator ook onder hogere weerstand een sterke en stabiele luchtstroom behoudt.

Duurzame Constructie met Lange Levensduur

De ventilator is uitgerust met dual ball bearings, wat zorgt voor een uitzonderlijk lange levensduur tot ongeveer 67.000 uur continu gebruik. Dit maakt de CLOUDLINE S10 een betrouwbare oplossing voor langdurige ventilatie in professionele kweekinstallaties.

Daarnaast biedt de IP44 beschermingsklasse bescherming tegen stof en spatwater, waardoor de ventilator geschikt is voor gebruik in veeleisende indoor omgevingen.

Technische Specificaties

  • Model: AC Infinity CLOUDLINE S10
  • Type: Inline afzuigventilator met controller
  • Kanaaldiameter: 10 inch (≈254 mm)
  • Afmetingen: 11.3 × 15.1 × 12.2 inch
  • Maximale luchtstroom: 1201 CFM
  • Geluidsniveau: 48 dBA
  • Motor: PWM-gestuurde EC-motor
  • Lagertype: Dual ball bearings
  • Motorlevensduur: ca. 67.000 uur
  • Beschermingsklasse: IP44
  • Controller: 10-speed bedrade ventilatorcontroller
  • Compatibiliteit: AC Infinity UIS™ controllers en ecosysteem

Ideaal voor Professionele Kweektent Ventilatie

Een stabiel ventilatiesysteem is essentieel voor een gezonde indoor kweekomgeving. Door warme lucht, overtollig vocht en stilstaande lucht efficiënt af te voeren, helpt een krachtige inline ventilator om optimale omstandigheden te creëren voor plantgroei.

De AC Infinity CLOUDLINE S10 is daarom een uitstekende keuze voor kwekers die een betrouwbaar en krachtig kweektent ventilatiesysteem willen installeren voor grotere indoor kweekopstellingen.

Waarom Kopen bij Amsterdam Grow Supplier

Amsterdam Grow Supplier levert hoogwaardige ventilatie- en kweekapparatuur van betrouwbare merken zoals AC Infinity. Met snelle verzending, scherpe prijzen en deskundig advies helpen wij kwekers bij het opbouwen van efficiënte en stabiele indoor kweekinstallaties.

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