
KTJ Silent Fresh Air Cabinet
Low-noise operation for quiet guest rooms.

Engineering project
A business hotel w…
01 Background
A business hotel with closed rooms and poor airflow. Silent cabinets and water-cooled fresh air units form the guest-room fresh-air system, and backward-curved cabinets handle dining-area fume. The silent cabinets tightly control noise for quiet rooms, the fresh air units deliver cooled clean air and dilute odor and CO2, and the backward-curved cabinets convey light-kitchen fume. The stable system suits the hotel high-frequency check-in and improves room air quality.
Ventilation equipment zoned for guest rooms, lobbies and dining areas with fresh air, quiet and exhaust needs.
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02 On-Site Problems
Closed guest rooms with poor airflow, stuffiness and odor; common areas and dining zones needing zoned ventilation; and high noise requirements.
03 Equipment Used

Low-noise operation for quiet guest rooms.

Delivers cooled, clean fresh air.

Extracts dining-area fume to prevent odor spread.

04 Our Solution
Guest rooms focus on quiet fresh air and dining areas on fume extraction, running independently around the clock.
05 Installation Process
Silent cabinets are placed in plant rooms or ceilings, fresh-air units distribute air to rooms, and dining-area cabinets connect to hoods and ducts, all vibration-isolated with zoned ducting to fit existing hotel services.
06 Results
Continuous fresh air in rooms, less odor, better common-area circulation, smooth dining exhaust, and quiet operation that protects guest rest for an improved stay.