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Based on the successful Lynx fan coil unit, Super Lynx has been designed to serve high duty areas ith outputs up to 15kW, the new Super Lynx Series of horizontal
than 0.6W/l/s for system resistances of 100Pa.
waterside control chassis fan coil units from Dunham-Bush have been developed to accommodate high duty areas, while meeting
the demands of the high-end commercial market sectors, where high quality components and proven reliability are essential pre-requisites.
The new models join the current Lynx range, an established and important part of Dunham-Bush’s fan coil product offering, described as one of the most comprehensive on the market.
Super Lynx is a 385mm deep concealed, horizontal fan coil unit available in two size variants producing air flows up to 1,400l/s and 1,900l/s. It uses the latest EC motors driving all-metal fans with specific fan powers of less
Standard features on all models include a rectangular discharge plenum and galvanised condensate drip trays. A variety of options are available to meet most installation requirements, including single rectangular or multiple circular spigots, 400mm and 600mm inlet acoustic attenuators, stainless steel condensate drip trays, a 200mm drip tray extension to accommodate larger valve sets and condensate pumps.
With a wide range of control options available, the Super Lynx is suitable for high duty areas, typically communication rooms, backstage areas and landlord areas, where energy efficiency and low noise levels are key factors. Super Lynx is available for quick delivery at competitive market prices.
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