Wildeboer Pressure Controller
Wildeboer pressure controllers: the benefits
- Highest control accuracy with low flow noise
- Maintenance-free and can be installed in any position
- Flow-optimised casing geometry for minimal pressure losses
- Integrated shut-off function for the air duct
- For constant and variable differential pressures
- Can be combined with volume flow controllers – for energy-efficient system operation
A comparison of the Wildeboer DKpro and DRpro pressure controllers
The basis of any pressure control system is reliable pressure measurement. Appropriately selected sensors measure the line pressure and reference pressure; Wildeboer’s pressure controllers evaluate the differential pressure and use this to continuously regulate the line pressure against the reference value.
Wildeboer offers two options: the DKpro and DRpro pressure controllers. Both units are electronic differential pressure controllers and regulate the static pressure in ventilation and air-conditioning systems with the highest precision. The main difference lies in the installation: whilst the square DKpro pressure controller ensures minimal pressure losses thanks to its flow-optimised housing geometry and flow-optimised vanes, the round DRpro pressure controller stands out due to its short pipe length. Thanks to their compact design, both products are suitable for installation in confined spaces.
Frequently Asked Questions about Pressure Controllers
A pressure controller is used to regulate duct or room pressure and air distribution in HVAC systems. Unlike in flow rate control, it is not the flow rate that is used as the controlled variable, but rather the measured duct pressure. This is maintained at a constant level relative to a specified reference pressure, or variable pressures are regulated to a setpoint.
Wildeboer pressure controllers enable precise pressure control in ventilation ducts. The advantages listed on the page include high control accuracy, the ability to shut off an air duct, and the combination of pressure control and volume flow control.
Maintaining a constant pressure in the ventilation duct reduces the control requirements of downstream volume flow regulators. As a result, pressure control can contribute to the energy-efficient operation of ventilation and air-conditioning systems.
Pressure controllers and volume flow controllers operate on the basis of different control variables. Whilst volume flow controllers regulate the air flow rate, pressure controllers are based on the duct pressure. Because of these different control variables, both methods can be usefully combined in ventilation systems and prevent the system from overshooting.