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Aluminum Linear Bar Diffuser

Aluminum Linear Bar Diffuser (commonly known as: Linear Bar Diffuser) is one of the air outlets most widely used in air conditioning or exhaust systems. Model ALD is made of high-quality aluminum alloy. If two pieces are connected together, it can create a one-way effect. It can also be equipped with a regulating valve and a light shield for the false air outlet without having to break the air outlet due to the air duct. It also provides angular sections of any specified degree to connect the linear bar Diffuser to any corner of the room.

20 mm Frame (6-point side)
25 mm Frame (1" side)
32 mm Frame (inch 2 sides)
12 mm Frame (4 sides)
16 mm Frame (5-point side)

FRAME

Removable Core (彈弓膽)
Fixed Core (obstruction)

CORE

0° Deflection
15° Deflection
30° Deflection
45° Deflection
30° Two Way Deflection (人字叶)
Mixed Deflection (Custom Definition)

BLADE DEFLECTION

No additional accessories required
Blank-off Plate (+BP)
Insect Screen Mosquito Net (+IS)
Opposed Blade Damper (O.B.D.)
Perforated Plate (+PP)
Square to Round Adaptor (+SR)

ACCESSORIES

Enamel Paint
Powder Coated
Mild Finish (Aluminum Original Color)
Woodgrains
PVDF (Fluorocarbon)
Provide color swatch number

FINISH

Border Calculation Formula

    border Neck Tianhua left a roar Wind throat Neck height
    20mm B-30mm B-20mm B-25mm 20mm
    25mm B-42mm B-30mm B-35mm 20mm
    32mm B-56mm B-45mm B-50mm 32mm
    • B = Base Size (Meter)
    • Assuming a 20mm edge is chosen, the face value is 150mm.
    • Neck gauge = 120mm
    • Ceiling height = 130mm
    • Air vent hole = 125mm

    Edge trim and size formula (recommended for opening)

    • 16mm edge = meter length - 22mm = inner neck measurement (hole opening = meter length - 15mm)
    • 12mm edge = meter reading - 14mm = inner neck measurement (hole = meter reading - 10mm)

Other borders/methods

    • For borderless styles, please refer to: AFLD series
    • T-shaped ceiling (T-shaped ceiling is a style with an internal ceiling)
    • Please refer to the ASBLD or ASBSE series for door hinge styles.

Frequently Asked Questions

    Q: With a 20mm frame and a 150mm vent surface, how many holes should be left in the ceiling?

    A: Subtract 26mm from the inner neck (124mm), so a 130mm opening should be left.

    (6mm is the thickness reserved for blackening and connecting the bellows material)

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