The Termojet DN25 angled air separator is a deaerator with an angled connection that removes microbubbles of air and dissolved gases from the heat carrier. DN25 (1") connection with a 90° angled fitting, flow capacity 2,7 m³/h, operating temperature up to 110°C, pressure up to 10 bar. Body — brass. The ideal solution for boiler rooms and plant rooms with densely routed pipework.
Technical Specifications
Parameter
Value
Part number
TJV7G25
DN / thread
DN25 (1")
Flow capacity
2,7 m³/h
Connection
Angled, 90°
Max. temperature
110°C
Max. pressure
10 bar
Body material
Brass
How It Works
The operating principle is analogous to a straight air separator: the heat carrier enters an expanded chamber where the flow velocity drops sharply. The coalescent insert of welded copper wire provides a surface to which microbubbles "adhere". They merge into larger bubbles, rise to the top, and are discharged through the automatic air vent. The difference from a straight separator is the angled connection: the pipe inlet and outlet are at 90° to each other, which greatly simplifies installation in confined conditions.
Where and How It Is Used
Boiler room with densely arranged equipment. When there is no straight horizontal section between the boiler's supply and return ports for mounting a straight separator, the angled version allows the deaerator to be connected into a corner without additional bends and fittings.
Manifold cabinets and connection assemblies. The limited depth of the cabinet makes it impossible to mount a long straight body — the angled separator takes up less space along the pipe axis.
Renovation of an old system. When replacing a boiler or routing new pipework, the angled connection gives more freedom in positioning the separator.
Residential heating system up to 30 kW. DN25 (1") is the standard diameter for boilers in this class; a flow capacity of 2,7 m³/h is sufficient for most domestic systems.
Underfloor heating and mixed systems. Installation after the mixing unit on the supply pipe of the underfloor circuit removes air directly before the manifold.
Advantages
90° angled connection — installation without a straight pipe section, fewer fittings, easier installation in a confined space.
Coalescent insert — effective removal of microbubbles invisible to the eye, for silent and even heating.
Continuous automatic operation — no maintenance or replacement of filter elements required.
Brass body — corrosion resistance and long service life under the thermal cycling of a heating system.