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FRÄNKISCHE introduces 900 W preheater for profi-air flat ventilation units

FRÄNKISCHE has added a 0.9 kW preheater (article 78312831) to its profi-air flat DN 125 ventilation range. The unit preheats outdoor air in the fresh-air duct of controlled residential ventilation, with switching governed by the frost-protection strategy in the ventilation controller.

Editorial schematic illustration of airflow through a ventilation preheater, not a photograph of a specific product
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FRÄNKISCHE has expanded its profi-air flat ventilation range with a 900 W preheater designed to prevent frost in the fresh-air duct of controlled residential ventilation systems. The new accessory, article 78312831, targets the flat DN 125 version of the range.

Technical specifications

  • Heating output: 900 W (0.9 kW)
  • Power supply: 230 V / 50 Hz
  • Airflow range: 40–180 m³/h
  • Duct connections: two × DN 125
  • Construction: heating coil in a metal housing with an EPP jacket and a connection cable
  • Additional installation requirement: two DN 125 double nipples

Operation and commissioning

The preheater's switching logic follows the frost-protection strategy already stored in the ventilation unit. Commissioning is carried out through the profi-air cockpit pro interface.

Safety provisions

The heater circuit incorporates a temperature monitor and a temperature limiter. FRÄNKISCHE notes that these safety components do not eliminate the need for correct installation, commissioning, and operation in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.

The press release does not claim that the preheating principle itself was invented in 2026.

Sources: FRÄNKISCHE press release, official product specification.

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