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General| Brand | Mitsubishi Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | Lossnay LGH-F600RX5-E |
| Category | Fan |
| Language | English |
Explains the purpose of ventilation and its importance for air quality and personal comfort.
Describes the impact of oxygen and carbon monoxide levels on human health and safety.
Provides formulas and tables for calculating ventilation air load.
Describes the basic construction of the Lossnay unit and its main features.
Details the Lossnay core's structure, principle, and treated membrane properties.
Explains how to calculate temperature, humidity, and enthalpy recovery efficiencies.
Illustrates air conditions and calculations for energy recovery using the Lossnay core.
Compares energy recovery and ventilation load for Lossnay vs. HRV and conventional ventilators.
Presents calculation examples of energy recovery and ventilation load during cooling and heating.
Guides on calculating cost savings by using Lossnay units, considering operation time and energy costs.
Presents test results verifying no bacterial cross-contamination from outlet to inlet air.
Details the fire retardancy test results for the Lossnay Core, evaluated as Class 2.
Reports on tests measuring the sound reducing properties of the Lossnay Core.
Analyzes changes in Lossnay Core performance over 11 years and 28,000 operation hours.
Presents NC curves for various Lossnay models to evaluate sound performance.
Outlines recommended operating conditions for Lossnay units.
Provides sound level data for Lossnay units tested in an anechoic chamber.
Details gas transmission rates through Lossnay and maximum workplace concentrations.
Lists solubility of gases and their effect on Lossnay cores, with usability recommendations.
Discusses installing additional fans for Lossnay units to overcome static pressure.
Case study on hospital ventilation systems focusing on disease transmission and odor control.
Highlights challenges in hospital ventilation, needing adequate exhaust and fresh air supply.
Details hospital ventilation requirements, including disease prevention and odor control.
Provides installation diagrams and notes for LGH-Series ceiling embedded-type Lossnay units.
Covers essential installation steps like inspection holes, insulation, and rainwater prevention.
Discusses the Lossnay Core's long service life due to no moving parts and lack of chemicals.
Provides guidelines for cleaning air filters and Lossnay cores to maintain performance.
Explains how to clean air filters and Lossnay cores using vacuum cleaners or mild solutions.
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