Characteristics of Bag Duct in Air Supply

Can the Bag Air Duct send the hot air down?

The effect of the Air Conditioning System is closely related to the host, the end, etc. When cooling in summer, the cold air is sinking, and it is not difficult for both the traditional Air Duct and the bag air duct. In winter, however, the hot air tends to float, which significantly increases the requirements for the wind system. For a height of 4-5 meters, sending hot air is generally not a challenge; but what about spaces over ten meters, or even twenty meters tall? It’s no problem for a sock bag duct.

First, Sox has the industry's only jet nozzle patent technology. Under a pressure of 300pa, the air supply height can reach up to 71 meters. For hot air, as long as the wind speed is sufficient, it can be delivered to the designated position. Second, Saux bag air ducts offer the industry's largest seven air modes. In both cooling in summer and heating in winter, we combine permeable materials with jet (or slit, orifice, jet) and other air modes. These air modes feature high air speeds, and due to the induction of high-speed airflow, they can drive 20 to 40 times the air flow of the room. The part of the air that permeates is also brought into the circulation flow, sending hot air to the designated area without energy loss.

The core of the bag duct lies in its design. Through the efforts of Saux promotion, the market share of the bag duct has increased year by year. Some textile factories that produce curtain cloth and flame-retardant cloth, HVAC equipment companies that produce fans, wind valves, etc., and some enterprises that do not yet understand the design of the bag duct have entered the bag duct industry. By selling cloth and engaging in price wars, they have disrupted the market, causing losses to some customers.