Air Valves
An Air valve is a simple, circular air terminal device primarily used for supply or extract air in ventilation systems, particularly where individual room control and discreet appearance are desired. Unlike larger diffusers, disc valves offer a compact and unobtrusive solution for air distribution. These valves feature a central disc that can be adjusted to regulate airflow volume. By rotating or moving the disc closer to or further from the valve body, the air gap changes, precisely controlling the air volume. This adjustment mechanism allows for straightforward balancing of the air system and fine-tuning of ventilation rates in individual spaces. Disc valves are often constructed from steel, offering durability and a clean, minimalist aesthetic. Disc valves are a popular and economical choice for residential buildings, bathrooms, utility rooms, and smaller commercial spaces. They are particularly effective in areas requiring constant volume extract or supply, balancing efficient air exchange with ease of installation and maintenance.