What you don't see is designed.
Krantz Components, presented by Peek. A family business.
A hall that breathes.
Above the stalls, the air comes from the ceiling. In the raked seating it enters low, from the steps directly behind the seats.
Q-SL / Q-SR · step outlet for halls with raked seating · DS 4054 E p. 2
In the occupied zone, the air slows down.
Cool air from the steps glides slowly across the floor, warms up around the audience and rises to breathing height.
- Discharge velocity≤ 0.18 m/sp. 5
- Air velocity above 0.3 m< 0.10 m/sp. 4
- Temperature gradientup to 2 K/mp. 4
Q-SL · DS 4054 E
Same hall, different air.
A basic grille lets the cold jet fall into the occupied zone unmixed. You feel it as draught.
Adjustable RA-V2 outlets mix the air high up in the hall. From the steps, it enters low and slow.
- RA-V2outlet height 2.8–15 mDS 4122 E p. 2
- Q-SLabove 0.3 m < 0.10 m/sDS 4054 E p. 4
One hall, two concepts.
Two ways to supply the same hall with air. Choose a concept and turn the hall.
Fresh air enters low and slow and rises around the audience.
- Q-SLlinear, in the steps
- Discharge velocity≤ 0.18 m/sDS 4054 E p. 5
- Q-Bfloor outlet, level floor
- Radius of spread4 – 5 mDS 4062 E p. 2
- Distance to nearest seatmin. 0.8 mDS 4062 E p. 4
Everything from the ceiling. RA-V2 in the high section, RA-N above the raked seating.
- RA-V2high ceiling
- Discharge height2.8 – 15 mDS 4122 E p. 12
- Jet directioninfinitely variable, horizontal to verticalDS 4122 E p. 2
- RA-Nabove the raked seating
- Discharge height2.2 – 4.5 mDS 4012 E p. 12
- Dischargehorizontal radial (Coanda effect)DS 4012 E p. 3
Which concept fits depends on the hall. That is where the conversation starts.
Tell Pia about your space.
Pia is Peek's digital host. Describe your hall or building, and she will show you the Krantz components that fit.
I'm Pia. Shall I show you around?
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Since 1949
Three generations of Peek, with Krantz.
Dirk Peek founded the company in 1949 as an agency for Krantz textile machinery and Krantz Lufttechnik. His son Peter brought the Krantz Components swirl diffuser to the Netherlands. Consultants at the time called them “otherworldly cartwheels”. Ruud Peek has run the family business since 2001.
