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YRMS-L/W Type Hot Air Curtain

The YRMS-L/W hot-water air curtain is a door-sealing device that uses hot water as the heat transfer medium. It is more energy-efficient than those using steam as the heat transfer medium and is suitable for applications involving hot water at temperatures ranging from 70℃ to 90℃ or above 90℃.


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Air curtain/ventilation fan series


  • Product Description
  • The YRMS-L/W hot-water air curtain is a door-sealing device that uses hot water as the heat transfer medium. It is more energy-efficient than those using steam as the heat source and is suitable for applications involving hot water at temperatures ranging from 70℃ to 90℃ or above 90℃. The air heater features a single-loop hot-water circulation system, offering high thermal efficiency, a large heat dissipation area, stable airflow on the air side, low noise levels, low power consumption, light weight, and ease of installation and maintenance. Based on their structural design, they can be categorized into two types: vertical (L) and horizontal (W).

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Qualifications and Honors

Fire Protection Product Certification Certificate
CRAA Product Certification Certificate
CRAA Product Certification Certificate
China Energy-saving Product Certification Certificate
Fire Protection Product Certification Certificate
Fire Protection Product Certification Certificate
China Energy-saving Product Certification Test Report
Fire Protection Product Certification Certificate
Fire Protection Product Certification Certificate
China Energy-saving Product Certification Test Report

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