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Understand interfaces, avoid mistakes! New REVEN guide simplifies kitchen ventilation interface planning. In modern commercial kitchens, ventilation ceilings and kitchen hoods are no longer simple metal constructions. They are complex technical systems with numerous interfaces to water, electricity, air and building management systems.
If you lose the overview here, you risk expensive delays on the construction site or even malfunctions during subsequent operation. This is precisely why REVEN has now publisheda new, practical wiring and interface guide: the “REVEN kitchen ventilation wiring and interface guide”.
This new PDF guide explains step by step how to correctly plan and implement the electrical connections and control cables in REVEN systems – for all important components such as LED lighting, REVEX® cleaning systems, RSC controls, UV hoods, REVEN® Protect fire extinguishing systems and EFF hoods with induction technology.
Simple planning of complex kitchen ventilation systems
REVEN systems are technological leaders. They combine state-of-the-art air purification, induction, control technology, lighting and safety systems in one integrated system.
However, this variety of functions poses a major challenge:
Each of these components communicates via its own interfaces, be it with the power supply, the building management system (BMS) or the ventilation systems.
The guide shows planners, electricians and fitters in detail which cables need to be connected where:
- which cable types are to be used for the individual systems,
- how cable lengths and cross-sections must be observed,
- and how the interfaces between the on-site installation and REVEN components are designed.
The introduction (page 2 of the guide) already emphasizes that each cable has a clearly defined purpose and cable type, from the power supply line to the signal connection to the BMS.
Clearly structured tables and practical wiring diagrams
The PDF guide impresses with its visual structure: the relevant cable connections are shown in tabular form on each page – with details of the cable, cable type and installation location.
There are also clear CAD drawings and circuit diagrams, for example:
- REVEX® wiring with solenoid valves, sensors and detergent monitoring (pages 4-5),
- the RSC control system for intelligent supply and extract air control – both in star cabling and in a daisy chain network (pages 6-9),
- the UV irradiation units with safety cut-outs and BMS connection (pages 10-13),
- and finally the REVEN® Protect fire extinguishing system with pressure switches, which operates purely pneumatically (pages 14-15).
All examples are clearly labeled so that planners and installers can find their way around immediately. Particularly helpful: Color coding of the cable types and information on maximum cable lengths prevent errors in the planning phase.
Practical advantage: More security, less coordination effort
Especially in large projects, such as in company canteens, hotels or food processing companies, numerous trades have to work together. The new REVEN instructions ensure clear responsibilities and smooth processes.
Electricians know immediately where which cable ends, building technicians can see at a glance how the BMS is connected and planners can ensure that all interfaces are taken into account at an early stage.
This not only reduces planning errors, but also saves time and costs on the construction site. At the same time, the operation of the ventilation system becomes more reliable and energy-efficient.
Technological future: intelligent networking in kitchen ventilation
With this document, REVEN also shows how digital and networked modern kitchen ventilation already is today. The combination of automatic cleaning (REVEX®), intelligent RSC control and building management system connection creates completely new possibilities for energy optimization and process monitoring.
Clearly defined electrical and digital interfaces make integration into smart building control systems simpleand without any compatibility problems.
So if you want to plan and install kitchen ventilation systems efficiently in the future, this new REVEN interface guide is a must.
A must for planners and fitters
With the new “REVEN Kitchen Ventilation Cabling Interface Guide”, REVEN offers a tool that makes planning, installation and commissioning much easier. Clear tables, illustrative wiring diagrams and precise information on cable types and interfaces ensure safety in every construction phase.
This turns technical complexity into a clear structure – and a challenge into a perfectly coordinated system.
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