EduComfort
CM 1100 LN
Heating and cooling
Meets Program of Requirements – Fresh Schools
class B
Extremely quiet
(maximum 33 dB(A))
A breath of fresh air in school ventilation
Ned Air EduComfort is a decentralized ventilation unit designed specifically for classrooms. The unit provides optimal ventilation, resulting in reduced absenteeism among children and teachers, while promoting better learning performance. This advanced school ventilation system automatically adjusts based on the CO2 levels measured, and can be expanded with cooling or heating options if desired. This creates a healthy and comfortable indoor climate throughout the year.
Above suspended ceiling
The EduComfort CM 1100 LN (Low Noise) has been specially developed for installation above a suspended ceiling. The installation height is only 368 mm. The unit is modular and can be expanded with accessories of your choice. This also makes cooling or heating possible. Due to its low weight, it is easy to apply structurally.
Quiet and energy efficient
The EduComfort CM 1100 LN is a demand-controlled decentralized ventilation unit with heat recovery. With a noise level of no more than 33 dB(A), it is the quietest of its kind and therefore more than satisfies the maximum noise requirements according to class B of the Program of Requirements ‘Fresh Schools’. By applying our own patented air separation module that transfers the heat from the outgoing air flow to the incoming air flow, the EduComfort can rightfully be called energy efficient.
Innovative
The use of innovative blow-in jets makes draughts a thing of the past. The jets can be adjusted individually and ensure that the air velocity in the classroom remains within the required value of 0.16 m/s according to the ‘Fresh Air in Schools’ program of requirements. This makes the EduComfort suitable for every classroom. Regardless of size.
Sustainable
The EduComfort is a versatile school ventilation unit. By using EC-plug fans, a low air speed and an aluminum counterflow exchanger, a thermal efficiency of at least 90% is achieved. Due to the full use of recyclable materials, the EduComfort is the first decentralized school ventilation unit to be circular.
