Extra choice of valve position in CO₂ dosing unit

shortens intake route for outdoor air

Now that growers are no longer allowed to bring in air from the boiler house for CO₂ dosing because of the risk of contamination, many systems need to be adapted to draw in air directly from outside. Depending on the intake and valve position, that can result in many inconvenient detours in the pipework. To give growers and heating engineers more choice in the layout of their adapted existing units or new dosing systems, Van Dijk heating has increased the number of possible valve positions on its larger CO₂ dosing units from two to three. This enables the most efficient intake route for outdoor air to be chosen, thus avoiding costly or obstructive detours in the route of the intake pipe.

The option applies to sets with 400 mm pipe diameter or larger. It does not apply to sets with diameters between 200 and 315 mm. However, the popular butterfly valve with no outdoor air connection will still be available for the entire range. VHD CO₂ dosing units are available with outputs ranging from 1.1 to 37 kW as standard and are used all over the world.

VDH CO₂ dosing units are now available with three possible valve positions