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Galaxis

radiant ceiling panels
Galaxis
Radiant heating for industrial premises,
sports halls and large spaces.
Technical catalogue
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Contents
01 Product information 6
Overview 7
Product data 8
Selection guide: overview of models 9
Galaxis radiant ceiling panels at a glance 10
Galaxis Z 12
Galaxis LED 14
02 Technical data 16
Advice on measuring conditions 17

Galaxis radiant ceiling panels 18
03 Design information 22
Information on planning and design 23

Combined long elements 24
Number of press connectors 26
Connections on Galaxis radiant ceiling panels 27
Brackets 28
Design information 30
Connection options 36
Design process 38
Dimensions 43
Hydraulic control 44
Control with hydraulic flow control 45
04 Controls 46
Electromechanical control 46
KaControl 49
05 Ordering information 52
Galaxis radiant ceiling panels 52

Accessories 53
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Galaxis:
End-to-end
heating
Kampmann technical catalogue – Galaxis radiant ceiling panels 5
Galaxis radiant ceiling panels in the

entrance area of the Emsland Arena,
Lingen (Ems)/Germany
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01 Product information
Kampmann technical catalogue – Galaxis radiant ceiling panels Product information | Overview 7

Galaxis radiant ceiling panels –
02 Technical data

radiant heat for halls and large spaces
Heat distribution is crucial to achieve Possibility of lowering the air temperature
The actual temperature perceived by people
thermal comfort in high-ceilinged approximately equates to the mean figure of air
spaces. The use of Galaxis radiant temperature and average temperature of the
03 Design information

surrounding surfaces. Direct radiation and the
ceiling panels generates a favourable increased temperature of the surrounding surfaces by
temperature profile from the floor to the radiated heat means that the air temperature can
be kept lower without it having an adverse impact on
the ceiling. comfort.
If radiation heat is provided, the air temperature Lower heat requirement

plays a minor role for the comfort of those in the The heat requirement is lower due to the 2-4 K higher
space below. temperature perceived by people at ground level
Here‘s an example: The air temperatures are similar in under the radiant ceiling panels.
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the sun and in the shade. With lower outside The energy needed for heating is therefore 10-25%
temperature, people have a greater sense of well- lower. There is slight temperature stratification of
being in the sun as they also benefit from the radiated approx. 0.2 K/m, thereby minimising thermal losses,
heat. This penetrates through the heat and warms up particularly just below the ceiling.
the surroundings and bodies the radiation hits. Galaxis
radiant ceiling panels emit 60-70% of their heat as Applications:
radiated heat. This ideal heating system for a high-ceilinged hall
works where it is needed, that is at floor level where
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people are to be found in sports halls, tennis centres
and riding arenas, sales rooms and exhibition halls,
production halls and warehouses.
Functional diagram of radiant ceiling panel

(Cross-section)
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Product data
Product features
pleasant perception of temperature due to
thermal radiation
minimal air movements, therefore no swirling dust
no risk of fire or explosion
maintenance-free operation
silent operation
no electrical wiring needed
no space needed on the floor and walls
low floor-to-ceiling temperature stratification
(approx. 0.2 K/m)
good control due to smaller volumes of water
Features
Standard range Convection radiant heat

9 panel widths Heating LPHW
Panel lengths of 3 m - 70 m Cooling ---
(For information on length Ventilation ---
combinations and panels, refer to KaControl optional
Design information) System 2-pipe
Performance data
Heat output 1) [W/m]

221 – 801
Applications
Buildings of all kinds in which partial

heating of spaces occupied by people
is required
(e.g. high-ceilinged halls of all kinds). Sports halls Showrooms Warehouses Commercial
and indoor and and logistics and
riding exhibition buildings industrial
arenas spaces buildings
Kampmann technical catalogue – Galaxis radiant ceiling panels Product information | Selection guide: overview of models 9

Selection guide: overview of models
1)
Panel width Design heat output More information
[mm] [W/m]
300 221 page 19
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450 287 page 19
600 348 page 19
750 424 page 19
900 499 page 20
1050 575 page 20
1200 650 page 20
1350 725 page 20

1500 801 page 20
Panel width [mm]
1500
1350
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1200
1050
900

750
600
450
300
1) in accordance with DIN EN 14037, Part 3 with upper heat insulation at ΔT = 55 K

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Galaxis auf einen Blick
Falls Galaxis kleiner soll:

Motiv in Photoshop freistellen und auf
grauen Hintergrund setzen
Reihenfolge/
Nummern
geändert!
1 Triangular suspension,
trapezoidal bracket
2 Thermal
insulation
3 Manifold
and return
bend
4 Precision
steel pipe
5 Fixing and
suspension rail
6 Connection socket
with male thread
7 Cover panel for manifold
and return bend
Features
6 8 9
10 11 12
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02 Technical data
5 Fixing and 8 Cover panel for
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suspension rail connection points

1 Triangular suspension, 6 Connecting socket with male 8 Cover panel for connection 12 Mounting brackets for variable
trapezoidal bracket thread points installation
more information in Design 1“ or 1¼“ connection for to conceal the connection points, enable adjustable positioning in a
information on page 29 same end or opposite end oversized to compensate for lengthways direction
connection differences in length, made of drill holes on the mounting
2 Thermal insulation 3/8“ drain valve, 3/8“ air vent 1.0 mm thick sheet steel bracket and along the entire
factory-fitted other connection configurations RAL 9016 powder-coated panel enable the panel to be
on request, especially if the flexibly installed in 25 mm
3 Manifold and return bend minimum flow rate per pipe or 9 Press connectors increments
factory-welded panel is not achieved due to wide to connect the panel pipes
temperature spreads or low
4 Precision steel pipe return temperatures. 10 Steel pipes, welded
28 x 1.5 mm on site as an alternative to
connected form-fitting with the 7 Cover panel for manifold and press connectors
panel, with concealed welds return bend
on the rear for optimum thermal made of 1.0 mm thick sheet 11 Ball deflection guard
transfer steel, traffic white RAL 9016 top cover of the panels is angled
powder-coated to avoid balls becoming stuck
5 Fixing and suspension rail screwed to the outer edge of the
radiant panel
including fixing screws
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Galaxis Z with supply air function
The technology at a glance Energy-saving benefits
conditioned supply air is introduced Sole heating with Galaxis Z radiant ceiling panels is
in combination with radiant ceiling panels energy-efficient due to their low temperature
supply air unit consisting of: stratifications and lower air temperature. There is
air duct also the potential to save electrical energy when
supply air spigot purely heating without the need for ventilation.
linear openings, each with two air deflection Only when there are large numbers of people or
elements there is a need for night ventilation, for example, is
pipe connection for the ceiling radiant panel mechanical ventilation needed.
for installation between two radiant ceiling panels Any cushions of heat under the ceiling are also
(600 mm or 900 mm panel width) effectively minimised.
installation height 6 – 8 m
impact-proof design
Function
The Galaxis Z combines radiant heating with the
simultaneous supply of centrally conditioned
outside air, thereby saving space and energy.
Galaxis Z guarantees thermally comfortable heating
with the targeted supply of fresh air to the occupied
zone. This works particularly effectively with a
decentralised air conditioning concept.
Ideally, a ventilation unit supplies air quality-
controlled fresh air, which is then supplied to the
space through the radiant ceiling panel with supply
air element.
The supply air enters the occupied area draught-free
with an ideal induction effect, thanks to adjustable
linear outlets.
Applications
Wherever static heating is favoured but there is no
room available on the floors or walls, heating and
ventilation with Galaxis Z radiant ceiling panels is
the right solution. The units come into their own
especially in buildings with an intermittent heat
requirement, such as in sports halls or multi-purpose
halls: if there is no need for increased ventilation,
the space is simply and comfortably heated in an
energy-saving manner by radiation.
In the event of larger sports events and/or with
larger audiences, fresh air is fed in energy-efficiently
and/or to specific areas.
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Technical data per supply air unit
Panel width B Number of linear Number of Air volume Heat output Sound power level Sound pressure Art. No.
mm outlets steel pipes level
m3/h Qh [W] dB(A) dB(A)
600 3 4 1350 - 1500 ca. 10001) 58 - 622) 48 - 523) 231000060500

900 4 6 1750 - 2000 ca. 1400 1) 59 - 632) 49 - 533) 231000090500
Dimensions
Example: Panel width 600 mm
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Radiant panel spacing = 1150
Front view
Plan view
Cross-section A-A enlarged

View from below
1) with a mean excess temperature of 55 K

2) flow noise per supply air unit
3) in a two-field sports hall with a reverberation time of 1.4 seconds at a distance of 5 metres
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Product data
Galaxis LED
with intelligent lighting control for 100% luminosity
from the first second
light output of 154 lm/W
up to 60% lower energy consumption
high luminosity thanks to clear, rigid PMMA-LED cover
control by on-site DALI lighting management system
dimmable model
long service life with a high number of switching
cycles
integration into on-site emergency lighting scheme is
possible
ball impact-proof version as standard,
ideal for sports and production halls
Description
An efficient LED lighting strip with a Every LED lighting strip has an provide for a harmonious lighting
high luminosity of 154 lm/W. intelligent integrated control module, system coordinated to the application.
Thanks to its modular construction enabling connection to a conventional The brightness can be dimmed and
and factory-wired and plug-in LED 230 V voltage supply. regulated by an on-site DALI signal.
lighting strips simple and fault-free The LED lighting strips are available in Every LED lighting strip is manufactured
installation is possible to create 4000 K (Neutral white) and to be ball impact-proof and certified to
complex lighting systems. 5000 K (Daylight white) and DIN 57710-13.
Performance data
Light colour Light efficiency Operating voltage

4000 K (Neutral white) and 154 lm/W 230V / 50Hz
5000 K (Daylight white) Luminous flux Casing
Electrical power consumption 4000 lm extruded aluminium profile
26 W Radiation angle Enclosure type
120° IP20
Applications
Buildings of all kinds in which partial

heating of spaces occupied by people
is required (e.g. high-ceilinged halls of
all kinds). Sports halls Showrooms Warehouses Commercial
and indoor and and logistics and
riding exhibition buildings industrial
arenas spaces buildings
Kampmann technical catalogue – Galaxis radiant ceiling panels Product information | Cabling 15

Cabling
Galaxis radiant ceiling panel with LED
W2 W
Vorkonfektionierte Vorkonf
Verbindungsleitung Verbindu
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Deckenstr
W2 W2 W2 Gala
pre-assembled pre-assembled pre-assembled
connecting cable connecting cable connecting cable
Vorkonfektionierte
W1
Anschlussleitung
5
W1
pre-assembled

Zwischenklemmkasten
5 connecting cable bauseits
intermediate junction box

by others
DALI-Automationsstation
PE
N
+
L
-
PE
+
L PE DALI DALI
_
N
N
L
L N PE DALI DALI L N PE DALI DALI
L N PE DALI DALI
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Netz 1x230V/50Hz,
Absicherung bauseits
Mains 1 x 230 V/50 Hz
Fuse by others DALI automation station
Bearbeiter: T. Beckmann Projekt: B
Deckenstrahlplatte Galaxis mit LED-Beleuchtung
Erstelldatum: 13.12.2016
Änderung: xx.xx.xxxx Projekt-Nr.: Xx-xxxxx Auftrag: XXXXXXXX
Datei-Pfad: I:\Produktentwicklung\PK_160004_Regelung_LED_GalaxisDSP\DSP mit LED\Version 2017\01_PM-Elektro\Verlege\VP_Galaxis_LED_2016-1
Pre-assembled cables
W1: Connecting line from on-site intermediate junction box to the first LED voltage supply and control signal
W2: Connecting line between the LEDs, voltage supply and control signal
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Kampmann technical catalogue – Galaxis radiant ceiling panels Technical Data | Advice on measuring conditions 17

02 Technical data
Advice on measuring conditions
Heat outputs
The heat outputs have been tested by the HLK
Stuttgart according to DIN EN 14037, registered by
DIN CERTCO and monitored by Keymark

certification, registration number 011-8D003.
Galaxy radiant ceiling panels are fitted with ball
guards, tested by MFPA Leipzig, Examination
Report No. UB 2.1/13-567-1 and -2.
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Galaxis radiant ceiling panels
Technical drawings (all dimensions in mm)
1 1 1
2
2 3 2
1 1
1
2 2
1 1
2
Front view of connection, same end (example showing panel width 600 mm) Top view of connection, same end (example showing panel width 600 mm)
1 Connecting socket with male thread

nominal connection width 1“ or 1 1/4“
2 3/8“ drain valve
3 3/8“air vent
Panel
width A B C D
[mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]

300 75 150 75 150
450 75 225 150 225
600 150 300 150 300
750 150 375 225 375
900 225 450 225 450
1050 225 525 300 525
1200 300 600 300 600
1350 300 675 375 675
1500 375 750 375 750
Specifications Pressure drop diagram

per metre
1 2 3 4 5
1000
9
10
Connection, male thread; 500
400 11
1“ connection same end, 12
300
3/8“ drain valve, 3/8“ air vent 13 Panel Manifold Connection
1 1/4“ connection, same end 200 14 width connection same end
3/8“ drain valve, 3/8“ air vent [mm] Curve no. Curve no.
1“ connection, opposite end 100
300 6 1
3/8“ drain valve 450 7 1
1 1/4“ connection, opposite end 50 600 8 2
3/8“ drain valve 750 9 2
30
Pressure drop R [kPa/m]
900 10 3
20
Other connection configurations on 1050 11 3
request, particularly if the minimum 1200 12 4
flow rate per pipe or panel is not 10
1350 13 4
reached due to higher temperature 1500 14 5
spreads and low return temperatures. 5
6 7 8
100 200 500 1000 2000 5000 10000
Water flow rate m [l / h]
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Technical data
Type 030000 045000 060000 075000

Panel width [mm] 300 450 600 750
Number of pipes [No.] 2 3 4 5
Standard heat output
[W/m] 201 261 316 385
Radiant panel 1)
[W] 38 59 113 145
Manifold pair 1)
Constant radiant panel / 1.5998 2.5790 3.1437 3.9120
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Constant manifold pair / 0.1718 0.3963 0.7418 0.9947
radiant panel coefficient / 1.2294 1.1758 1.1746 1.1690
manifold pair coefficient / 1.3483 1.2483 1.2548 1.2439
Water content of
l/m 0.98 1.48 1.97 2.46
radiant panel
Water content of
[l/each] 0.39 0.59 0.78 0.98
manifold 3)

Panel weight 2) [kg/m] 6.85 10.28 13.70 17.15
Manifold weight 2), 3) [kg/each] 1.50 2.20 3.00 3.70
Design heat output per metre of panel q m in accordance with DIN EN 14037, part 3
W/ W/ W/ W/
Mean excess temperature Δt [K] [W/m] [W/m] [W/m] [W/m]
manifold pair manifold pair manifold pair manifold pair
20 64 10 87 17 106 32 130 41
22 72 11 98 19 119 36 145 47
24 80 12 108 21 131 40 161 52
26 88 14 119 23 144 44 176 57
28 96 15 130 25 157 49 192 63
30 105 17 141 28 171 53 209 68
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32 113 18 152 30 184 57 225 74
34 122 20 163 32 198 62 241 80
36 131 22 174 35 212 67 258 86
38 140 23 186 37 225 71 275 92
40 149 25 197 40 239 76 292 98
42 158 27 209 42 254 81 309 104
44 168 28 221 45 268 86 326 110
46 177 30 233 47 282 91 344 116

48 187 32 244 50 297 95 361 123
50 196 34 257 52 311 100 379 129
52 206 35 269 55 326 106 397 136
54 216 37 281 58 341 111 415 142
55 221 38 287 59 348 113 424 145
56 226 39 293 60 356 116 433 149
58 236 41 305 63 370 121 451 155
60 246 43 318 66 386 126 469 162
62 256 45 330 68 401 132 487 169
64 266 47 343 71 416 137 506 176
66 276 49 356 74 431 142 524 182
68 286 51 368 77 447 148 543 189
70 297 53 381 80 462 153 561 196
72 307 55 394 83 478 159 580 203
74 318 57 407 85 493 164 599 210
76 328 59 420 88 509 170 618 217
78 339 61 433 91 525 176 637 225
80 350 63 446 94 541 181 656 232
82 361 65 459 97 556 187 676 239
84 371 68 472 100 572 193 695 246
86 382 70 485 103 588 198 714 254
88 393 72 499 106 605 204 734 261
90 404 74 512 109 621 210 753 268
92 415 76 525 112 637 216 773 276
94 426 79 539 115 653 222 792 283
96 438 81 552 118 670 228 812 291
98 449 83 566 121 686 234 832 298
100 460 85 579 124 702 240 852 306
1) Heat output in accordance with DIN EN 14037-1 to -3 with upper heat insulation at Δt = 55 K
2) Weights including upper heat insulation and water content
3) applies to manifold and return bend
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Technical data
Type 090000 105000 120000 135000 150000

Panel width [mm] 900 1050 1200 1350 1500
Number of pipes [No.] 6 7 8 9 10
[W/m] 454 522 591 660 728
Radiant panel 1)
[W] 178 210 242 274 306
Manifold pair 1)
Constant radiant panel / 4.7134 5.5491 6.4200 7.3276 8.2728
Constant manifold pair / 1.2686 1.5649 1.8851 2.2307 2.6034
radiant panel coefficient / 1.1635 1.1579 1.1523 1.1467 1.1412
manifold pair coefficient / 1.2331 1.2222 1.2113 1.2004 1.1896
Water content of
l/m 2.95 3.44 3.93 4.44 4.93
radiant panel
Water content of
[l/each] 1.18 1.37 1.56 1.77 1.96
manifold 3)
Panel weight 2) [kg/m] 20.55 24.00 27.40 30.84 34.25
Manifold weight 2), 3) [kg/each] 4.50 5.20 6.00 6.60 7.50
Design heat output per metre of panel q m in accordance with DIN EN 14037, part 3
W/ W/ W/ W/ W/
Mean excess temperature Δt [K] [W/m] [W/m] [W/m] [W/m] [W/m]
manifold pair manifold pair manifold pair manifold pair manifold pair
20 154 51 178 61 203 71 227 81 253 92

22 172 57 199 68 226 80 254 91 282 103
24 190 64 220 76 250 89 280 101 311 114
26 209 70 241 84 274 98 307 111 341 126
28 228 77 263 92 299 107 335 122 371 137
30 247 84 285 100 323 116 362 132 401 149
32 266 91 307 108 348 125 390 143 432 161
34 285 98 329 116 373 135 418 154 463 173
36 305 105 352 125 399 145 446 165 494 185
38 325 113 375 133 425 154 475 176 525 197
40 345 120 397 142 450 164 504 187 557 210
42 365 127 421 151 476 174 533 198 589 222
44 385 135 444 160 503 185 562 210 621 235
46 405 142 467 169 529 195 591 221 653 247
48 426 150 491 178 556 205 621 233 686 260
50 447 158 515 187 582 215 650 244 719 273
52 468 166 538 196 609 226 680 256 752 286
54 489 174 563 205 636 236 710 268 785 299
55 499 178 575 210 650 242 725 274 801 306
56 510 182 587 214 664 247 741 280 818 313
58 531 190 611 224 691 258 771 292 851 326
60 552 198 636 233 719 269 802 304 885 339
62 574 206 660 243 746 280 832 316 919 353
64 595 214 685 252 774 291 863 329 953 367
66 617 222 710 262 802 302 894 341 987 380
68 639 231 735 272 830 313 925 353 1021 394
70 661 239 760 282 858 324 957 366 1055 408
72 683 247 785 291 887 335 988 378 1090 422
74 705 256 810 301 915 346 1020 391 1124 436
76 727 265 836 311 944 358 1051 404 1159 450
78 750 273 861 321 972 369 1083 417 1194 464
80 772 282 887 331 1001 381 1115 429 1229 478
82 794 290 912 342 1030 392 1147 442 1264 492
84 817 299 938 352 1059 404 1179 455 1299 507
86 840 308 964 362 1088 416 1211 468 1334 521
88 862 317 990 372 1117 427 1244 482 1370 535
90 885 326 1016 383 1147 439 1276 495 1406 550
92 908 335 1043 393 1176 451 1309 508 1441 564
94 931 344 1069 404 1206 463 1341 521 1477 579
96 954 353 1095 414 1235 475 1374 535 1513 594
98 978 362 1122 425 1265 487 1407 548 1549 609
100 1001 371 1148 435 1295 499 1440 561 1585 623
1) Heat output in accordance with DIN EN 14037-1 to -3 with upper heat insulation at Δt = 55 K
2) Weights including upper heat insulation and water content
3) applies to manifold and return bend
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02 Technical data
Information on planning and design
The standard heat load is calculated The heat outputs of Galaxis radiant ceiling panels
have been tested by HLK Stuttgart according to
in accordance with the latest version DIN EN 14037. The outputs apply to a radiant panel
of DIN EN 12831. The total heat strip with top thermal insulation with a
thickness of 40 mm.
output should match the standard raw density approx. 25 kg/m³,
heat load. λ = 0,04 W/mK,
turbulent pipe flow,
Also refer to the following information: aluminium foil on top.
If additional heaters are used, the heat output from
the radiant ceiling panels should amount to a Standard heat outputs
minimum of 60% of the calculated standard heat The technical data on pages 19 and 20 show
load. standard heat outputs in accordance with
To avoid radiation shadows, the distance of the DIN EN 14037 at a standard excess temperature of
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radiant ceiling panels from each other as per the 55 K for the respective radiant ceiling panels.
Fig. on page 32 should not be exceeded.
The use of radiant ceiling panels if not Design heat outputs
recommended if additional ventilation units with The heat outputs tested in accordance with DIN EN
air exchange rates of over 3 1/h are used. 14037 can be taken from the technical data on pages
19 and 20, depending on the mean excess
temperature. Intermediate values can be interpolated
in a linear manner.

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Combined long elements
Press connector connections
Welded connections
* Length including cover panel

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Combined long elements
Panel Starting Intermediate Number of cover plates for Minimum number of fixing Minimum number of fixing
End element
length element element connection points points 1-point suspension points triangular suspension
3m 1x3m - - - 4 2
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4m 1x4m - - - 4 2
5m 1x5m - - - 4 2
6m 1x6m - - - 6 3
7m 1x3m - 1x4m 1 8 4
8m 1x4m - 1x4m 1 8 4
9m 1x4m - 1x5m 1 8 4
10 m 1x5m - 1x5m 1 8 4
11 m 1x5m - 1x6m 1 10 5
12 m 1x6m - 1x6m 1 12 6
13 m 1x4m 1x5m 1x4m 2 12 6
14 m 1x5m 1x4m 1x5m 2 12 6
15 m 1x5m 1x5m 1x5m 2 12 6
16 m 1x5m 1x6m 1x5m 2 14 7
17 m 1x5m 1x6m 1x6m 2 16 8
18 m 1x6m 1x6m 1x6m 2 18 9
19 m 1x4m 2x5m 1x5m 3 16 8
20 m 1x5m 2x5m 1x5m 3 16 8
21 m 1x5m 2x5m 1x6m 3 18 9
22 m 1x4m 2x6m 1x6m 3 22 11
23 m 1x5m 2x6m 1x6m 3 22 11
24 m 1x6m 2x6m 1x6m 3 24 12
25 m 1x5m 3x5m 1x5m 4 20 10
26 m 1x4m 3x6m 1x4m 4 26 13
27 m 1x4m 3x6m 1x5m 4 26 13
28 m 1x4m 3x6m 1x6m 4 28 14
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29 m 1x5m 3x6m 1x6m 4 28 14
30 m 1x6m 3x6m 1x6m 4 30 15
31 m 1x5m 4x5m 1x6m 5 26 13
32 m 1x4m 4x6m 1x4m 5 32 16
33 m 1x4m 4x6m 1x5m 5 32 16
34 m 1x4m 4x6m 1x6m 5 34 17
35 m 1x5m 4x6m 1x6m 5 34 17
36 m 1x6m 4x6m 1x6m 5 36 18
37 m 1x4m 1 x 5 m / 4 x 6 m 1x4m 6 36 18
38 m 1x4m 5x6m 1x4m 6 38 19

39 m 1x4m 5x6m 1x5m 6 38 19
40 m 1x4m 5x6m 1x6m 6 40 20
41 m 1x5m 5x6m 1x6m 6 40 20
42 m 1x6m 5x6m 1x6m 6 42 21
43 m 1x4m 1x5m/5x6m 1x4m 7 42 21
44 m 1x4m 6x6m 1x4m 7 44 22
45 m 1x4m 6x6m 1x5m 7 44 22
46 m 1x4m 6x6m 1x6m 7 46 23
47 m 1x5m 6x6m 1x6m 7 46 23
48 m 1x6m 6x6m 1x6m 7 48 24
49 m 1x4m 1x5m/6x6m 1x4m 8 48 24
50 m 1x4m 7x6m 1x4m 8 50 25
51 m 1x4m 7x6m 1x5m 8 50 25
52 m 1x4m 7x6m 1x6m 8 52 26
53 m 1x5m 7x6m 1x6m 8 52 26
54 m 1x6m 7x6m 1x6m 8 54 27
55 m 1x4m 1x5m/7x6m 1x4m 9 54 27
56 m 1x4m 8x6m 1x4m 9 56 28
57 m 1x4m 8x6m 1x5m 9 56 28
58 m 1x4m 8x6m 1x6m 9 58 29
59 m 1x5m 8x6m 1x6m 9 58 29
60 m 1x6m 8x6m 1x6m 9 60 30
61 m 1x4m 1 x 5 m / 8 x 6 m 1x4m 10 60 30
62 m 1x4m 9x6m 1x4m 10 62 31
63 m 1x4m 9x6m 1x5m 10 62 31
64 m 1x4m 9x6m 1x6m 10 64 32
65 m 1x5m 9x6m 1x6m 10 64 32
66 m 1x6m 9x6m 1x6m 10 66 33
67 m 1x4m 1x5m/9x6m 1x4m 11 66 33
68 m 1x4m 10 x 6 m 1x4m 11 68 34
69 m 1x4m 10 x 6 m 1x5m 11 68 34
70 m 1x4m 10 x 6 m 1x6m 11 70 35
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Number of press connectors
Panel Panel width Panel width Panel width Panel width Panel width Panel width Panel width Panel width Panel width
length 300 mm 450 mm 600 mm 750 mm 900 mm 1050 mm 1200 mm 1350 mm 1500 mm
3m - - - - - - - - -
4m - - - - - - - - -
5m - - - - - - - - -
6m - - - - - - - - -
7m 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
8m 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
9m 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
10 m 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 m 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
12 m 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
13 m 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
14 m 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
15 m 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
16 m 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
17 m 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
18 m 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
19 m 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30
20 m 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30
21 m 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30
22 m 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30
23 m 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30
24 m 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30
25 m 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40
26 m 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40
27 m 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40
28 m 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40
29 m 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40
30 m 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40
31 m 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
32 m 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
33 m 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
34 m 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
35 m 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
36 m 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
37 m 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60
38 m 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60
39 m 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60
40 m 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60
41 m 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60
42 m 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60
43 m 14 21 28 35 42 49 56 63 70
44 m 14 21 28 35 42 49 56 63 70
45 m 14 21 28 35 42 49 56 63 70
46 m 14 21 28 35 42 49 56 63 70
47 m 14 21 28 35 42 49 56 63 70
48 m 14 21 28 35 42 49 56 63 70
49 m 16 24 32 40 48 56 64 72 80
50 m 16 24 32 40 48 56 64 72 80
51 m 16 24 32 40 48 56 64 72 80
52 m 16 24 32 40 48 56 64 72 80
53 m 16 24 32 40 48 56 64 72 80
54 m 16 24 32 40 48 56 64 72 80
55 m 18 27 36 45 54 63 72 81 90
56 m 18 27 36 45 54 63 72 81 90
57 m 18 27 36 45 54 63 72 81 90
58 m 18 27 36 45 54 63 72 81 90
59 m 18 27 36 45 54 63 72 81 90
60 m 18 27 36 45 54 63 72 81 90
61 m 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
62 m 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
63 m 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
64 m 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
65 m 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
66 m 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
67 m 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 110
68 m 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 110
69 m 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 110
70 m 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 110
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Connections on Galaxis radiant ceiling panels
1 1 1
2
2 3 2
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1 1
1
2 2
1 1
2
Front view of connection, same end (example showing panel width 600 mm) Top view of connection, same end (example showing panel width 600 mm)
nominal connection width 1“ or 1 1/4“
Connection, male thread:
2 3/8“ drain valve

1“ connection same end,
3 3/8“ air vent
3/8“ drain valve, 3/8“ air vent

1 1/4“ connection, same end
Panel
3/8“ drain valve, 3/8“ air vent
width A B C D

1“ connection, opposite end
[mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
3/8“ drain valve
300 75 150 75 150

1 1/4“ connection, opposite end
450 75 225 150 225
3/8“ drain valve
600 150 300 150 300
750 150 375 225 375
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Other connections on request, especially if the
900 225 450 225 450
minimum flow rate per pipe or panel is not achieved
1050 225 525 300 525
due to wide temperature spreads or low return
1200 300 600 300 600
temperatures.
1350 300 675 375 675
1500 375 750 375 750

Connection side
2
3
6
5 4
2
7
5
2
3
1 Radiant panel 1
2 28 x 1.5 mm precision steel pipe
3 Manifold
4 Fixing and suspension rail
6 Insulation, inserted
7 Cover panel for manifold and return bend Radiant ceiling panel (example: panel width 600 mm)
28 Design information | Brackets Kampmann technical catalogue – Galaxis radiant ceiling panels
Brackets
Timber eyelet
Trapezoidal bracket Beam clamp screw Ceiling dowel
Coordinate all suspension brackets to the statics of the

building! Every radiant ceiling panel needs to be fixed at a
minimum of four suspension points. 6
Only use closed turnbuckles type 161 to ensure impact
5
resistance from balls, see 1-point suspension installation set
4
for sports halls.
75 150 75
g
in
ac
sp
Panel width 300 mm

g
in
fix
3
m
.4
ax
75 150 150 75
M
1
Panel width 450 mm
75 150 150 150 75
6 4
5
Panel width 600 mm
Example: Detail: Cover panel for

225 150 150 225 Panel width 600 mm, panel length 4 m. manifold and return bend
1-point suspension with ceiling dowel,
opposite end connection

Panel width 750 mm
1 Radiant ceiling panel element

2 Fixing and suspension struts
225 150 150 150 225
3 Thermal insulation, factory-fitted
4 Manifold and return bend
5 Cover panel for manifold and return bend
Panel width 900* mm
6 Combined regulating valve as a flow controller
(Example)
1) A maximum fixing spacing of 4 m is possible up to a panel width of 900 mm.

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Triangular suspension
see page 54
1-point suspension
see page 55
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Trapezoidal Beam clamp Ceiling
bracket dowel
Only use closed turnbuckles Type 161 to ensure impact
resistance from balls, referring to 1-point suspension
installation set for sports halls.
1 Radiant ceiling panel element

2 Fixing and suspension struts
225 150 150 150 150 225 3 Thermal insulation, factory-fitted
4 Manifold and return bend
5 C
over panel for manifold and return bend
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Panel width 1050 mm 7 Press connectors (accessories)
8 Cover panel for connection points
9 Balancing valve combination
200 175 150 150 150 175 200
Panel width 1200 mm

g
8
a cin
225 150 152 150 150 152 150 225 sp
g
in
fix
m
.4
1 ax
Panel width 1350 mm M
225 150 152 150 150 150 152 150 225 3
g
Panel width 1500 mm c in
s pa
g
fi xin
m
.4
ax 7
M 8
4
9 5 4
Example: Detail:
Panel width 900 mm, panel length 8 m. Cover plate
Triangular suspension with ceiling dowel, for connecting points
same end connection
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Design information
1. Determining the standard heat load
The heat load is calculated in accordance with the t hickness of 40 mm,

latest version of DIN EN 12831. The total heat r aw density approx. 25 kg/m³,
output should match the standard heat load. Also λ = 0.04 W/mK,
refer to the following information: t urbulent pipe flow,
If additional heaters are used, the heat output from aluminium foil on top.
the radiant ceiling panels should amount to a
minimum of 60% of the calculated standard heat Standard heat outputs:
load. The technical data on pages 36 and 37 list standard
To avoid radiation shadows, the distance of the heat outputs in accordance with DIN EN 14037 at a
radiant ceiling panels from each other as per the standard excess temperature of 55 K for the
Fig. on page 25 should not be exceeded. respective radiant ceiling panels.
The use of radiant ceiling panels if not
recommended if additional ventilation units with Design heat outputs
air exchange rates of over 3 1/h are used. The heat outputs tested in accordance with
DIN EN 14037 can be taken from the technical data
on pages 19 and 20, depending on the mean excess
The heat outputs of Kampmann Galaxis radiant temperature. Intermediate values can be interpolated
ceiling panels have been tested in line with DIN EN in a linear manner.
14037. The outputs apply to a run of radiant ceiling
panels with top thermal insulation and a
2. Determining the primary alignment and panel length
p referably align the radiant ceiling panels to the In the event of outside walls with a corner with a higher
longest outside wall heat requirement due to poor thermal insulation, large
if possible selecting long lengths in a 2-metre grid areas of glazing, doorways etc., we recommend
allow space for connections and sufficient width positioning an additional radiant panel run at right
for separate runs at right angles angles to the main run along the short outside wall.
Panel length L [m] = Room length (room width) - 2 m
3. Calculating the total panel length
Provide for radiant ceiling runs with the longest

length possible to ensure an even temperature spread Ltot = nSB · L
and cost savings.
Galaxis radiant ceiling panels are available as Ltot [m] = total panel length
standard with panel lengths with a 1-metre grid, nSB [ - ] = number of radiant panel runs (see under 5)
intermediate dimensions on request, taking into L [m] = panel length (see under 2)
particular consideration any separate transverse runs.
4. Determining the installation height
take into consideration the installation conditions,

such as roof construction (e.g. beams and ties) and
hall equipment (e.g. crane runway, shelving,
lighting) ≈ 0,5 m
hight
H
Hall
the approximate value 0.5 m is assumed as the

suspension height for the estimated calculation
(for precise values, refer to the „Minimum
Installation height H [m] = Hall height - 0.5 m
suspension height“ table on page 31)
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Minimum installation heights continuously occupied by people
Minimum installation heights must be observed for and only if the water temperatures are
reasons of comfort in areas in which people spend correspondingly low. Do not exceed the minimum
longer periods of time (e.g. workplaces). Radiant installation heights Hmin depending on the mean
ceiling panels positioned too low can cause thermal excess temperature and with medium radiant panel
discomfort if the radiant ceiling panels are arranged density (i.e. centre-to-centre panel spacing ≈
02 Technical data

densely together or if people spend a long time installation height).
directly underneath them. Installation heights below
3 metres are therefore only permitted for areas not
Type 030000 045000 060000 075000 090000 105000 120000 135000 150000
Panel width [mm] 300 450 600 750 900 1050 1200 1350 1500
Mean excess temperature
Minimum installation height Hmin in m
Δt [K]
30 - - - - 3.6 3.7 3.7 3.8

40 - - - 3.2 3.3 3.7 4.0 4.0 4.2
50 - - 3.2 3.3 3.5 3.9 4.3 4.4 4.6
60 3.1 3.1 3.4 3.6 3.8 4.3 4.7 4.8 5.0
70 3.3 3.3 3.6 3.8 4.1 4.6 5.1 5.2 5.3
80 3.5 3.5 3.8 4.1 4.4 4.9 5.4 5.5 5.7
90 3.6 3.7 4.1 4.4 4.7 5.2 5.8 5.9 6.0
100 3.8 3.9 4.3 4.7 5.0 5.6 6.1 6.2 6.4
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110 4.0 4.1 4.5 4.9 5.3 5.9 6.5 6.7 6.9
Minimum suspension height

The fixings must be capable of absorbing changes installation heights depending on the panel length
in length by the radiant ceiling panels expanding and mean water temperatures.
in heating mode. Therefore allow for minimum

Minimum suspension height in mm
Radiant ceiling panel
Panel length L Mean Mean
water temperature water temperature
< 75° < 100°
10 m 200 210
20 m 220 240
30 m 240 270
40 m 270 310
50 m 300 350
60 m 330 380
70 m 360 410
Design information
5. Determining the number of panel runs
To achieve even thermal radiation, do not allow the

centre-to-centre spacing of the radiant panels to
be greater than the installation height.
Allow for 1/4 of the installation height H along P W
outside walls and around the edge due to the lack Centre-to-centre panel
Spacing
spacing
of overlapping thermal radiation. from
wall
The use of wider radiant ceiling panels can also

compensate for cold spots in the above areas in the
event of high heat losses and the requirements for
Installation height
even temperature distribution.
H W ≈ H – 1,1
P≤H
room width (Room length) 2
nSB = + nAW
installation height H
nSB [ - ] = number of radiant panel runs

nAW [ - ] = number of external walls in the primary direction
6. Determining the panel widths
T he required heat output per metre of panel is first

F HL
calculated, as shown below, to determine the qlfd. m =
L ges
correct panel width.
The correct panel width is selected based on the
heat output table on pages 19 and 20. F HL [W] = standard heat load (see under 1.)
Thereafter, check the selection results in terms of L ges [m] = total panel length (see under 3.)
minimum installation height, minimum water flow
rate, pressure drop etc. against the design process
on pages 38 and 39.
Take into consideration the heat output QS [W] per
manifold pair.
Refer to pages 38 and 39 for further design details.

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Design information
Conversion to other heating media temperatures
The mean excess temperature is calculated using the
following formula for common water temperatures:
tw1 + tw2
Δ t = - ti (1)
2
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However, if greater water temperature differences or low
flow temperatures are used,
tw2 - ti
< 0,7 (2)
tw1 - ti
then the logarithmically calculated excess temperature must
be used.
tw1 - tw2
Δ tIn =
t -t (3)
In w1 i
t w2 - ti
The design heat outputs in accordance with DIN EN 14037,

Symbols
Part 3 with mean excess temperatures of Δt can be
Δt [K] = mean excess temperature
calculated using the constants and coefficients given in the
tw1 [°C] = flow temperature
technical data on pages 19-20 in accordance with the
tw2 [°C] = return temperature
following formula.
ti [°C] = standard inside temperature
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ΔtIn [K] = logarithmically calculated excess temperature
K [-] = heat output constant
Q = K . Δt n (4) n [-] = heat output coefficient
Minimum water flow rate Minimum Galaxis flow rate per pipe

Mindest-Heizmittelstrom je Rohr
The minimum flow rate needed for the heat output is just as Anschlus
important as the mean excess temperature of the radiant 200 5000
ceiling panels. 3000
The required flow rate is dependent on the return 2000
temperature and the connection (opposite end or same end).
Water only flows through the pipes in a turbulent flow when 1000
these minimum values are ensured. If the flow rate is below 500
150
the minimum recommended values, then the flow through
300
the pipes will be laminar, with a resulting significant loss of
in [l/h]
l/h
200
output.
pipe
Anschlusswiderstand zA [Pa]
Rohr
100
Galaxis flow ratejeper
50
Mindest-Heizmittelstrom
100
30
20
10
Minimum
5
50 100
50
Heizmitte
50 100
Rücklauftemperatur in °C
Return temperature [°C]
Wasserwiderstand pro lfd. m Wasserw

Anschluss einseitig Anschluss
Design information
Minimum Galaxis flow rate with panel widths
Type 030000 045000 060000 075000 090000 105000 120000 135000 150000
Panel width [mm] 300 450 600 750 900 1050 1200 1350 1500
Number of pipes 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Return temperature tW2 [°C] Minimum Galaxis flow rate in l/h
Opposite end connection

30 404 606 808 1010 1212 1414 1616 1818 2020
40 332 498 664 830 996 1162 1328 1494 1660
50 278 417 556 695 834 973 1112 1251 1390
60 238 357 476 595 714 833 952 1071 1190
70 204 306 408 510 612 714 816 918 1020
80 178 267 356 445 534 623 712 801 890
90 158 237 316 395 474 553 632 711 790
100 138 207 276 345 414 483 552 621 690
110 126 189 252 315 378 441 504 567 630
Same end connection
30 202 404 404 606 606 808 808 1010 1010
40 166 332 332 498 498 664 664 830 830
50 139 278 278 417 417 556 556 695 695
60 119 238 238 357 357 476 476 595 595
70 102 204 204 306 306 408 408 510 510
80 89 178 178 267 267 356 356 445 445
90 79 158 158 237 237 316 316 395 395
100 69 138 138 207 207 276 276 345 345
110 63 126 126 189 189 252 252 315 315
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Design information
Pressure drop · Individual pressure drop
Δtw = tw1 - tw2 (5)
The total pressure drop of the Galaxis radiant ceiling panel
system is calculated as the total pressure drop of the panel
Δpw = L · r + zA (6)
pipes and the individual pressure drop. Depending on the
connection (same end or opposite end) and the type of
Symbols
radiant ceiling panel, the pressure drop per metre of panel
tw1 [°C] = flow temperature
can be read from the diagram below.
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tw2 [°C] = return temperature
Refer to the table below for the diagrammatical curved to be
Δtw [K] = water temperature difference
used.
Δpw [Pa] = total pressure drop of
the radiant ceiling panel
Pressure drop diagram
per metre L [m] = panel length
1 2 3 4 5
r [Pa/m] = pressure drop per m of panel
1000 zA [Pa] = connection pressure drop
9
10
500
400 11
12
300
13
200 14
100 Panel Manifold Connection

width connection same end
[mm] Curve no. Curve no.

50
300 6 1
30 450 7 1
Pressure drop R [kPa/m]
20 600 8 2
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750 9 2
10 900 10 3
1050 11 3
1200 12 4
5
6 7 8
100 200 1000 2000 5000 10000 1350 13 4
Water flow rate m [l / h] 1500 14 5

Connection pressure drop ZA Connection pressure drop
5000 The connection pressure drop is obtained from the diagram
4000 on the left, depending on the nominal connection width and
3000
water flow rate.
2000
The pressure drop diagrams apply to LPHW at a mean water
1000 temperature of approx. 70°C.
500 Nominal connection width 1“

400 Nominal connection width 1 1/4”
300
200
Connection pressure drop ZA [Pa]
100
50
40
30
20
10
5
50 100 200 500 1000 2000 5000 10000
Water flow rate m [l / h]
Design information
Connection options Same end connections
Various connection options are available: Same end connections are beneficial for even
radiant ceiling panels can be supplied with opposite temperature distribution and require less complex
end or same end connections, and also integrated in pipework.
parallel or in series within the heating system.
Important: With high temperature differences,
Some basic pipe routing options are shown in the same end connections and lengths of more
examples on pages 36 and 37. Standard connections than 25 metres, we recommend non-standard
with nominal widths refer to page 27. connections to prevent the radiant ceiling
panels from bending. They are available on
Opposite end connections request.
Opposite end connections is beneficial with long
panel lengths with correspondingly high water flow „Tichelmann system“ pipe routing
rates. In the event of the parallel connection of Due to the extensive pipe network and the
several runs of radiant ceiling panels with opposite installation location directly below the ceiling, we
end connections, it is possible to meet different heat recommend paying particular attention to correct
outputs (e.g. production-warehouse, external wall pipe routing and dimensions with radiant ceiling
zone-interior zone) with the temperature drop along panels. „Tichelmann system“ pipe routing can be
the length. used for simple systems with virtually identical
pressure losses of the individual panel runs.
With opposite end connections, note that the radiant The use of balancing valve combinations is
ceiling panels can also freely expand. recommended for hydraulic balancing of radiant
ceiling panel runs where the individual panels have
different outputs and with varying connections.
Example 1: Arrangement of radiant ceiling panels
„Tichelmann system“ pipe routing

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Design information, pipe routing
Example 2: Parallel connection of radiant ceiling panels with opposite end connections
Beneficial for
long radiant panel runs with
correspondingly high water flow rates,
reducing heat output along the primary direction
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of the radiant panel runs, e.g. temperature drop
within a single hall housing production and a
warehouse.
Example 3: Series connection of radiant ceiling panels with opposite end connections
Beneficial for
the use of identical radiant ceiling panels along
the outer wall and in the interior (the
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temperature drop towards the interior matches
the lower heat requirement),
shorter radiant ceiling panel lengths to achieve
higher water flow rates.

Example 4: Parallel connection of radiant ceiling panels with same end connections
Beneficial for
even temperature distribution along the
entire length of the radiant ceiling panels
and the width of the room.

38 Design information | Design process Kampmann technical catalogue – Galaxis radiant ceiling panels
No. Design step Design · Calculation formulae Symbols

1. Determining the standard heat load Calculation in accordance with DIN EN 12831 „Heating systems in buildings - method for calculating the standard heat load“

2.
Determining the sensible primary alignment - alignment preferably parallel to the longest outside wall,
of parallel radiant ceiling panel runs - take into account furniture/fittings (e.g. shelving, large machines etc.) and installation options

initial calculation proposal;

L [m] = panel length
3. Selecting panel length L = room length (width) - 2 m


4. Determining the installation height H [m] = installation height
H = hall height - 0.5 m


room width (length) nSB [/] = number of panel runs
5. Determining the number of panel runs nSB = + nAW nAW [/] = number of external walls in the primary direction
H

6. Calculating the total panel length Lges=nSB · L Lges [m] = total panel length

qlfd. m [W/m] = required heat output

equired heat output per m
R F HL
7. q lfd. m = per metre panel length
Calculating the panel length Lges FHL [W] = standard heat load in line with DIN EN 12831


tw1 +tw2 tW1 [°C] = flow temperature
8. Calculating the mean excess temperature
Δt = – ti tW2 [°C] = return temperature
2 ti [°C] = indoor temperature

- selection in accordance with the table on pages 19 and 20.

9. Selecting the type of radiant ceiling panel
- select the connection type: pressing or welding (see page 10)

10. Checking the minimum installation height - do not install below the minimum height given in the table in page 31

H – 1,1 W [m] = spacing from wall

11. Splitting and arranging panels:
W ≈ H [m] = installation height
- Spacing from wall 2
- Centre-to-centre panel spacing - preferably allow an even centre-to-centre panel spacing

12. Checking the centre-to-centre panel spacing P≤H P [m] = centre-to-centre panel spacing

QI = Lges · qlfd. m + nSB · QS QI [W] = total heat output;

qlfd. m [W/m] = design heat output per metre of
13. Checking the total heat output
Lges [m] = total panel length
nSB [/] = number of panel runs; QS [W] = heat output per manifold pair

ΔtW [K] = water temperature difference

Δt = tW1 - tW2
14. Calculating the water temperature difference tW1 [°C] = flow temperature
tW2 [°C] = return temperature

Select opposite end or same end connection.

15. Selecting the type of connection: Opposite end connection; used with large panel lengths for low pressure loss.
Same end: beneficial for even temperature distribution and simple pipe routing: other connection versions on request.

Initial calculation proposal;

- select a sensible pipe routing or combination of connection versions on page 37
16. Determining the pipe routing

Q m [l/h] = water flow rate

17. Calculating the water flow rate m = · 0,86
ΔtW Q [W] = heat output of panels

- do not allow the flow rate to fall below the minimum water flow rate given on the table on page 33.
18. Checking the minimum water flow rate

ΔpW [Pa] = total water flow rate of radiant ceiling panels

Calculating the water pressure drop of
19. ΔpW = L · r + zA L [m] = panel length
r [Pa/m] = pressure drop per m of panel
zA [Pa] = connection pressure drop

- provide triangular or 1-point suspension, at a spacing of approx. 2.0 to max. 4.0 m (max. 4 m with panel width 900 mm)
20. Selecting the suspension system and number
- for dimensions, suspension points, minimum suspension height see pages 24, 28, 29, 31and 43
of fixing points
- check whether the point loading is acceptable for the structural strength
Design completed

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Notes Return

- with outside walls with a corner with a higher heat requirement (poor thermal insulation, high percentage of
glazing), provide an additional panel run at right angles to the primary alignment if necessary
- select the longest possible lengths, taking into consideration:

- space for connections and sufficient width for separate runs at right angles Adapt panel length
- installation conditions, refer also to information on design stage 4
- take into consideration the minimum suspension height (see page 31) and installation conditions, including roof Adapt installation
construction e.g. beams and ties), hall fittings (e.g. crane rail, shelving, lighting etc.) height
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- the centre-to-centre spacing of the panel should be less than the installation height, see also image on page 32 Change number of panel
runs
- take into account the length particularly with separate panel runs at right angles
- take into account QS = heat output per manifold pair, with the number of panel runs nSB
and with the required heat output per metre of panel length, qlfd. m see step 13
- formula does not apply to high water temperature differences or low flow temperatures,
Adjust water
see Information and calculation formulae, page 33, formula (3)
temperatures
- consider using wider panel widths in areas that have a higher heat output (external walls,
Selection impossible?
doorways) (compensation for cold areas)
- radiant ceiling panels arranged too low can result in disrupted thermal comfort Below minimum
installation height?
- compensation for cold areas (external walls) Sensible layout

impossible?
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- take problem zones into account separately
- required to avoid „radiation shadows“ Spacing too large P > H?
see table on pages 19 and 20

Heat output not met?
see table on pages 19 and 20

Change the connection
- see also overview of connections on page 27 type
- see also overview of connection options and pipe routing on pages 36 and 37
- arrange the flow and return with opposite end connections to achieve the best possible
temperature spread in the room, see also information on pages 36 and 37 Adjust the pipe routing
- with simple systems with the same panel designs, consider routing the pipe in line with
the Tichelmann system (hydraulic balancing)
- with series connection of several panels, use the total heat output of the partial run,
otherwise the heat output of the individual panels
- minimum water flow rate required for turbulent flow in the pipes. Should the flow rate be Flow rate below minimum
lower, it can lead to significant falls in output flow rate?
r see Pressure drop diagrams on page 35

Water pressure drop/flow
zA s. Connection pressure drop diagram, page 35
rate too high?
- installation sets and accessories for different types of fixings, pages 54 - 55, 57 Information on pages 28 and 29
- need for link chain with triangular suspensions as per the table on page 54, with 1-point suspension see drawings on page 55
- for weights and water content, see Technical data on pages 19 and 20
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Example: Production hall with trapezoidal ceiling

Indoor temperature ti = 16 °C,
Heating medium: PWW 65/55 °C, 34 m
Standard heat load in line with DIN EN 12831:
FHL = 70000 W Window I Window II Window III
6 x 1,5 m 6 x 1,5 m 6 x 1,5 m
Factory
Office area
20 m
Hall height 35 m
Doorway I Doorway II
4x4m 4x4m
Design example
No. Design step Design · Calculation formulae Symbols Notes
1. Determining the standard heat load FHL = 70000 W Calculation in accordance with DIN EN 12831

external wall zones with higher

2.
Determining the sensible primary alignment alignment parallel to the longest external wall, see layout diagram on page 41
heat requirement (windows, doors)
of parallel radiant ceiling panel runs are fed with heat along the entire
length

L = room length (width) - 2 m

3. Selecting panel length L [m] = panel length lengths in a 1-metre grid
L = 34 - 2 = 32 m

take into account installation condi-

H = hall height - 0,5 m tions, such as the roof construction
H [m] = installation height
4. Determining the installation height H = 5 - 0,5 (e.g. beams and ties), hall fittings
H = 4,5 m and fixings (e.g. crane rail, shelving,
lighting etc.)

room width
nSB = + nAW nSB [/] = number of panel runs
H nAW [/] = number of external
5. Determining the number of panel runs
20 walls in the primary
nSB = +2 = 6,4 » 6 direction
4,5

6. Calculating the total panel length Lges = nSB · L = 6 · 32 = 192 m Lges [m] = total panel length

qlfd. m [W/m] = required heat

equired heat output per m
R F HL 70000 output per metre of panel length
7. q lfd. m = = = 365 W/m
Calculating the panel length Lges 192 FHL [W] = standard heat load
in line with DIN EN 12831


tw1 +tw2 65 + 55 tW1 [°C] = flow temperature
8. Calculating the mean excess temperature Δt = · ti = = 44 K tW2 [°C] = return temperature
2 2 ti [°C] = indoor temperature

connection of the individual

from heat output table on page 20:
radiant ceiling panels with
9. Selecting the type of radiant ceiling panel 6 x Type 32090000, press connector connection,
press connectors Type 195
panel width 900 mm,
(Accessories), see page 57

- Mounting height may not be

from the table on page 31:
below the minimum installation
10. Checking the minimum installation height - minimum installation height with Δt = 44 K (interpolated)
height
type 32090000: 3.4 m
- OK, as installation height
Continued on page 41
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Layout diagram
34 m
6 no. radiant ceiling panels,
Type 32090000 32 m
- panel width 900 mm,
- panel length 32 m
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20 m
W ≈ 1,7 m W ≈ 1,7 m
P P P P P
5m
Installation height H = 4,5 m
Centre-to-centre panel spacing P = 3,2 m P < H OK
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H – 1,1 4,5 – 1,1 W [m] = spacing from wall

11. Splitting and arranging panels: compensation for external walls
W ≈ ≈ ≈ 1,7 m H [m] = installation height
- Spacing from wall 2 2 (cold areas)

preferably provide for even
- Centre-to-centre panel spacing centre-to-centre panel spacing: P [m] = centre-to-centre panel spacing see layout diagram (above)
P = approx. 3.2 m

make sure that the centre-to-centre

P≤H
12. Checking the centre-to-centre panel spacing panel spacing is equal to or less
3,2 ≤ 4,5
than the installation height

QI [W] = total heat output

QI = Lges · qlfd. m + nSB · QS qlfd. m [W/m] = design heat output per metre of
QI = (6 · 32 · 385) + (6 · 135) Lges [m] = design heat output per m, table on pages 19-20.
13. Checking the total heat output
QI = 74730 W nSB [/] = umber of panel runs;
QS [W] = heat output per manifold pair, table page 19-20
required: 70000 W => heat output is covered

Continued on page 42
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Example: Production hall with trapezoidal ceiling

ΔtW [K] = Water temperature difference

Δt = tW1 - tW2 = 65 - 55 = 10 K
14. Calculating the water temperature difference tW1 [°C] = Flow temperature
tW2 [°C] = Return temperature

selected:
- beneficial for even temperature
15. Selecting the type of connection same end connection, nominal width 1“ (overview on page 27) distribution
- opposite end connection is also possible
depending on the pipe routing required

selected:
- even temperature distribution along the
- parallel connection of radiant ceiling panels with
entire length of the radiant ceiling
16. Determining the pipe routing „Tichelmann system“ pipe routing
panels and room width
- see also Example 4 on page 39

Q QS [W] = heat output per manifold pair

m = · 0,86 m [l/h] = water flow rate
ΔtW
17. Calculating the water flow rate Q [W] = heat output of the panel, Q = L · q lfd. m + QS
(32 · 385) + 135
m = · 0,86 = 1071 l/h L [m] = panel length
10 qlfd m [W/m] = design output per metre panel length

rom table on page 34, for tw2 = 55°C (interpolated): or radiant ceiling panel type 32090000
18. Checking the minimum water flow rate
minimum flow rate = 387 l/h OK, as m = 171 l/h

ΔpW = L · r + zA ΔpW [Pa] = total pressure drop of radiant ceiling panel

r = 54 Pa/m L [m] = panel length
19. Calculating the water pressure drop of
zA = 590 Pa r [Pa/m] = pressure drop per m of panel, from diagram
ΔpW = (32 · 54) + 590 = 213 Pa on page 35, curve 3 for same end connection, from table on page 35
zA [Pa] = connection pressure drop, from diagram on page 35

- check whether point loads are acceptable for

selected: the structural strength; for weights of radiant
Selecting the number of fixing points and
20. - 16 fixings as a triangular suspension with trapezium bracket per ceiling panels and water content, refer to the
suspension system;
radiant strip Technical data on pages 19-20.
determining the number of press connectors
(installation set type 1310) - link chain requirement, table on page 54
- number of press connectors, table on page 26

Design ended
Ordering example
Pos. Quantity Order data Description - Information
adiant ceiling panel, Type 32090000 - panel width 900 mm,

same end connection - colour RAL 9016
1. 6 no. - 40 mm insulation, aluminium coating on the top
nominal width 1“
panel length L = 32 m
- installation set consisting of all required parts for fixing to a trapezoidal ceiling
2. 96 no. triangular suspension installation set with trapezoidal - every radiant ceiling panel element needs to be fixed at a minimum of four suspension
bracket, Type 1310 points.
3. 77 m link chain requirement as per the table on page 54 for h = 500 mm (interpolated):
link chain, Type 170
g = 40 mm equates to 96 x 2 x 0.4 m = approx. 77 m
4. 180 no. number of press connectors as per the table on page 26 with panel width 900 mm
press connectors, type 195
panel length of 32 m equates to 30 x 6 = 180 no.
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Dimensions
Single elements
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4 m element*
5 m element*
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6 m element*
Starting, intermediate, end elements

Intermediate element 4 m
Starting element 4 m End element 4 m
1) all dimensions in mm
* including cover panel

44 Design information | Hydraulic control Kampmann technical catalogue – Galaxis radiant ceiling panels
Hydraulic control
Design the control to ensure that there is a constant Outside temperature-led flow temperature control
water flow rate. To do so, we recommend the
installation of 3-way or 4-way motorised valves with
a primary in the heating circuit. The water flow rate
remains constant with the smoothly regulated
temperature in the heating circuit. Falling below the
required minimum water flow rate would lead to
reduced output from the radiant heating panel.
Lower water content coupled with constant flow

speeds permit very good controllability and short
response times, so that efficient heating and an even
temperature distribution is achieved.
With controlled reduced water volumes, note

that certain smaller areas may not be sufficiently
heated, especially if opposite end connections are
selected.
Demand-led control options, included:

outside temperature-led control of the flow
temperature with the room temperature as the
control variable
zone control of radiant ceiling panels with varying
Zone control
hall indoor temperatures with weather-led flow
temperature control
Zone l, e.g. 14°C Zone ll, e.g. 17°C
The indoor temperature is detected according to the
size of the hall by one of more rooms sensors (mean
value).
Ideally room sensors are used, which measure the
temperature perceived. With conventional room air
sensors, the setpoint must be set to the lower room
temperature conventionally used with radiant ceiling
panels.
The operating times of radiant ceiling panels can be

set using timers. It is also sensible to split them into
control groups, for instance dividing them into
heating zones based on the points of the compass.
We also recommend hydraulic balancing of the

radiant ceiling panels with flow control valves or
balancing valve combinations (see page 53) or with
a control valve combination for automatic flow
control (see page 58) or in accordance with the
Tichelmann connection principle (pages 36 and 37).
VL = flow
RL = return
tAu = outdoor temperature sensor
tVL = flow temperature sensor
tRi = room temperature sensor
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Control with hydraulic flow control
The control valve combination can be used as a flow thermostat or a timer with integrated temperature
controller for temperature control in the room with control. Various timers are available for up to six
hydraulic balancing. Ideally, it is combined with a control circuits. The control valves on the radiant
radiation sensor in the room or industrial design ceiling panels are controlled by intermediate junction
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combined with a clock thermostat and/or a timer boxes. The control valves need to be fitted with
with electronic room temperature control for one or electro-thermal 2-point actuators to do this.
more control circuits.
The control valve consists of an automatically
Function operating flow controller and a control valve. The
The radiation sensors directly detect the radiation heat setpoint and/or calculated flow volume is manually
of the radiant ceiling panels. To do so, the set on the valve wheel. Unintentional adjustment is
radiation sensor must be fitted in the effective prevented by the manual wheel slotting in and an
radiation range of the panels. The radiation additional blocking ring. Control is regulated to the
temperature detected is processed by the clock setpoint by means of the screw-on actuator.
Control diagram
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9

8
6 7
2
Mains power
230/50Hz
(shielding
by others)
3 4
1
(alternative) 5
1 Boiler 7 Ball valve

2 Intermediate junction box Control valve combination Type 8**
3 Clock thermostat Type 30056 8 Electronic actuator 2-point, normally closed

Control valve combination Type 8**
4 Room radiation temperature sensor
9 Galaxis radiant ceiling panel
5 Alternatively: industrial radiation temperature sensor
(Example: Panel width 600 mm, same end connection)
6 Control valve for automatic flow control
Control valve combination Type 8**
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Electromechanical control
Clock thermostat with integral Timer with electronic
digital timer, Type 30056 room temperature control, Type 30076
Clock thermostat in an attractive white housing, Timer with electronic room temperature control
with electronic 2-point room temperature control and room temperature sensor, timer with Day/
and digital weekly timer, power reserve approx. 4 Night/Week programme, clearly arranged program
hours, party circuit, status display, with operating dial. Programmable every 5 min/30 min, shortest
mode switch switching distance 20 min/2 h, 100 hours power
Automatic/Day/Night/Off. reserve, room temperature control, with day and
Adjustable switching differential. night setpoint potentiometer, switched by timer,
Temperature adjustment range 5 - 40 degrees C, room temperature sensor in a separate housing
Night setback 2 - 10 K. (maximum cable length 100 m).
Protection class IP 20, switching capacity 230 V AC Temperature adjustment range 0-40 degrees C,
50 Hz, 10 (4) A. Timer: Protection class IP 20,
Dimensions W x H x D: 132 x 82 x 32 mm Sensor: Protection class IP 54,
Switching capacity 230V AC, 50 Hz, 8 (3) A,
Timer dimensions
W x H x D: 262 x 277 x 153 mm
Sensor dimensions
W x H x D: 50 x 50 x 30 mm.
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Radiant ceiling panel controlled by
clock thermostat Type 30056
Cabling and wiring
room radiation temperature sensor*

Voltage Control valve combination including
02 Technical data

Residential: Type 197901051254 /
supply 2-point drive 230 V AC thermal
Industrial: Type 197901051255
Option: Option: Mean value accumulation via 4 sensors

Parallel operation of up to 10 drives (bridge connection)
Mains power
230 VAC
Fuse by others

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(Max. length 100 m)
Junction box on site

Clock thermostat Type 30056

Dimensions W x H x D: 132 x 82 x 32 mm
Cabling information:
* Maximum room-radiation sensor cable length with 1.5 mm² cross-section = 100 m (e.g. control cable J-Y(ST)Y 2x2x 0.8 mm and paired on one
terminal or at least the same value, lay separately from high-voltage cables!
All other cables can be J-NYM or similar. Number of wires including protective earth conductor.
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Radiant ceiling panel controlled by

electronic room temperature control Type 30076
Cabling and wiring
room radiation temperature sensor*

Voltage Control valve combination including
Residential: Type 197901051254 /
supply 2-point drive 230 V AC thermal
Industrial: Type 197901051255
Option: Option: Mean value accumulation via 4 sensors

Parallel operation of up to 9 drives (bridge connection)
Mains power
230 VAC
Fuse by others
(Max. length 100 m)
Electronic room temperature control type 30076

Dimensions W x H x D: 262 x 277 x 153 mm
* Maximum room-radiation sensor cable length with 1.5 mm² cross-section = 100 m (e.g. control cable J-Y(ST)Y 2x2x 0.8 mm and paired on one
terminal or at least the same value, lay separately from high-voltage cables!
- All other cables can be J-NYM or similar. Number of wires including protective earth conductor.
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KaControl
KaController operating unit Control electronics Type 3231140
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The „face“ of the KaControl system: the The „heart“ of the KaControl system:
KaController room control unit. KaControl control electronics
With a large display and one-touch operation, the KaControl electronics include room temperature
KaController offers the ultimate in operating control to control the regulating valve combinations,
convenience. Based on the principle of „As little as with in 2-point Open/Close operation or
possible, as much as is needed“, even uninitiated continuously variable based on the temperature
users will soon intuitively grasp its operating options. difference between the setpoint and actual
temperature. The temperature is detected by a room
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The basic functions for an ideal interior temperature temperature sensor or room radiation sensor. An
for maximum comfort can be set on the appropriate heat request, e.g. to actuate a pump, is
KaController in a user-friendly way. available as a potential-free changeover contact.
Should a system fault occur, it can be detected by a
further potential-free changeover contact. Two
Product features digital inputs offer the option of external access, for
attractively designed wall-mounted example to switch off or change to ECO mode.
operating units Optional interface cards (see Accessories) also

available with or without function buttons on the offer the option of connecting to a higher-level
side DDC/BMS system.
plastic housing, colour similar to RAL 9010
communication interface to the Kampmann Product features
T-LAN bus system plastic housing, IP65,
large display with automatic colour: light grey
background lighting dimensions W x H x D: 201 x 51 x 80 mm
integral room temperature sensor voltage supply: 230 V AC
push-turn navigator dial with endless turn/lock communication interface to the
function Kampmann T-LAN bus system
built-in weekly switching program a slot for optional interface card
password-protected parameter level (either Modbus, KNX, Web, BACnet, LON)
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Radiant ceiling panel controlled by KaControl

Cabling and wiring
Voltage Multifunctional Room radiation temperature sensor

Operation Slave unit 1
supply inputs Residential: Type 3250104 / Industrial: Type
KaController Control electronics

Type 3210001 Type 3231140
Option: Mean value formed via 4
(bridge connection)
Mains power
230 VAC
Fuse by others
...
(Max. length 30 m)
(Max. length 30 m)
(Max. length 30 m)
(Max. length 30 m)
(max. 5 slave units possible)
Mains power
To slave unit 2
230 VAC
Fuse by others
Voltage supply
Slot for interface card
optional
CANbus card Modbus card

Master unit Type 3260302 Type 3260102
KaControl electronics type 3231140 Ethernet card
Dimensions W x H x D: 201 x 151 x 80 Type 3260402
* Lay shielded cables, IY(ST)Y 0.8 m or similar separately from high-voltage cables!
* Lay shielded cable, e.g. UNITRONIC® BUS LD 2x2x0.22 or similar separately from high-voltage cables!
- All other cables can be J-NYM or similar. Number of wires including protective earth conductor.
- tLAN cable length from the master unit to the last slave unit max. 30 m.
Extendible to 300 m via CANbus cards per electronics unit. Up to 29 slave electronics units possible using CANbus.
- tLAN cable length from the master unit to the KaController max. 30 m.
- Cable length between master unit and room radiation sensor: max. 30 m.
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optional
r* Control valve combination including Control valve combination including

e 3250105 2-point drive 24 V AC thermal continuous drive 24 V AC/0-10 V DC
02 Technical data

4 sensors Option: Option:
Parallel operation of up to 10 drives Parallel operation of up to 10 drives

(Max. length 30 m)
(Max. length 30 m)
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Terminal box Terminal box Terminal box
by others by others by others
Relay output
Heat requirement
(Cooling requirement)
max. 230 V AC/2 A
Information on interfaces:
→ One slot for one of the plug-in cards Relay output
→ CANbus only Kampmann internal with regard to Fault
LON type KNX card max. 230 V AC/2 A
3260501 Type 3260701
cable length and number of slave units
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Galaxis radiant ceiling panel

Panel width [mm]
1500 Article key for panel width (Example of art. no.)
231004 030 000 Panel width 300 mm

1350
045 Panel width 450 mm
1200 090 Panel width 900 mm
900
Article key for panel length (Example of art. no.)
750
2310 03 030000 Panel length 3m
04 Panel length 4m
05 Panel length 5m
600 08 Panel length 8m
10 Panel length 10 m
450 .
.
.
300
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Accessories
Figure Article Properties Suitable for Art. No.
02 Technical data

Accessories for control valve combinations
for constant control of the set flow in the radiant
ceiling panel, as a complete set for flow and
return, consisting of:
Flow control valve with angled threaded
connector, flat sealing, ball valve for filling and
drainage, angled seat as a proportional controller
without auxiliary energy with a continuously
variable setpoint setting that can be read
externally, blockable and fillable, integration in
the flow and/or return. The water must flow

through the valve in the direction of the arrow.
Flow control valve
Manual operation of the manual shut-off all models ...
combination
enables the flow control valve to be used
as a pipe shut-off valve.
- maximum operating pressure 10 bar
- maximum differential pressure 2 bar
- max operating temperature 120°C
Pipe shut-off valve with angled threaded
connector, flat sealing, ball valve for filling and
drainage; angled seat design for integration
into flow and return
for hydraulic balancing of the pipes, designed
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as a complete set for flow and return, consisting
of: pipe shut-off valve with angled threaded
connector, flat-sealing, ball valve for filling and
drainage, angled seat design with continuously
variable pre-setting.
The selected pre-setting can be read off the hand
wheel on two scales (basic setting on the long
scale and fine adjustment on the circumferential
scale); determine the pre-setting values by
pressure measurement or hydraulic calculation.
Pipe control valve
The pre-setting valve can be ensured by the use all models ...

combination
of a sealing wire. Installation into the flow or
return line. The water must flow through the
valve in the direction of the arrow.
Pipe shut-off valve with angled threaded
connector, flat-sealing, ball valve for filling and
drainage; angled seat design for integration
into flow and return
more »
Flow control valve combination Balancing valve combination
Nominal width DN 15 DN 20 DN 25 DN 32 Nominal width DN 15 DN 20 DN 25 DN 32
Flow range [kg/h] 100 – 800 100 – 1200 200 – 1900 300 – 3000 Flow range [kg/h] - - - -
Type 615 620 625 632 Type 715 720 725 732
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Accessories –Triangular suspension brackets 1)
Components:
Trapezoidal bracket M8, Beam clamp M8, Eye bolt M8, Type 140 male thread, Timber eyelet screw Percussion dowel Turnbuckle M8, Link chain, Carabiner hook,
Type 110 Type 120 Type 141 female thread Type 150 M8, Type 151 Type 160, Type 161 Type 170 Type 173
Description of Installation sets for triangular suspension brackets

installation set: Fixing Installation set Number of components Type
Installation set
triangular 1 trapezoidal bracket with fixing bolt 110
suspension with M8,
trapezoidal 1 eye bolt, male thread, M8 140
bracket1) 4 carabiner hooks 173
(without link 2 turnbuckles 160
chain), / (link chain) 170
Type 1310
Trapezoidal brackets
Installation set
triangular 1 beam clamp 120
suspension
1 eye bolt, male thread, M8 140
with
4 carabiner hooks 173
beam clamp
2 turnbuckles 160
(without
link chain), / (link chain) 170
Type 1320
Beam clamp
Installation set
triangular 1 percussion dowel M8 151
suspension
1 eye bolt, female thread, M8 141
with
4 carabiner hooks 173
ceiling dowel
2 turnbuckles 160
(without
link chain), / (link chain) 170
Type 1350
Ceiling dowel
Installation sets for triangular suspension or 1-point suspension include the necessary components for the specific fixing method. The appropriate length of link chains are also
required.
Link chain requirement for triangular suspension
Link chain length g in mm

Panel width B Height h in mm
mm 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 per additional 100 mm
300 2 x 160 2 x 340 2 x 540 2 x 740 2 x 940 2 x 1140 + 2 x 100 mm
450 2 x 200 2 x 370 2 x 570 2 x 770 2 x 970 2 x 1170 + 2 x 100 mm
600 2 x 230 2 x 410 2 x 600 2 x 790 2 x 990 2 x 1200 + 2 x 100 mm
750 2 x 280 2 x 440 2 x 630 2 x 810 2 x 1020 2 x 1230 + 2 x 100 mm
900 2 x 320 2 x 480 2 x 660 2 x 840 2 x 1050 2 x 1260 + 2 x 100 mm
1050 2 x 380 2 x 520 2 x 690 2 x 870 2 x 1080 2 x 1290 + 2 x 100 mm
1200 2 x 450 2 x 570 2 x 730 2 x 900 2 x 1110 2 x 1320 + 2 x 100 mm
1350 2 x 520 2 x 640 2 x 780 2 x 940 2 x 1140 2 x 1350 + 2 x 100 mm
1500 2 x 580 2 x 690 2 x 830 2 x 980 2 x 1180 2 x 1380 + 2 x 100 mm
Descriptions of suspension brackets

Caution! Only use closed turnbuckles Type 161 to ensure impact resistance from balls, referring to installation set 1-point suspension
for sports halls.
1) Check the structural strength of the ceiling construction, particularly the trapezoidal beam
* Required when suspending Galaxis radiant ceiling panels in sports halls.

Accessories for 1-point suspension 1)

Components
Trapezoidal bracket M8, Beam clamp M8, Eye bolt M8, Type 140 male thread, Timber eyelet screw Percussion dowel Turnbuckle M8, Link chain, Carabiner hook,
Type 110 Type 120 Type 141 female thread Type 150 M8, Type 151 Type 160, Type 161 Type 170 Type 173
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Installation sets for 1-point suspension
Description of
installation set: Number of components Number of components
Fixing Installation set **
for Type 12_ _ for Type 14_ _
Installation set
1-point
suspension with 1 trapezoidal bracket with fixing 1 trapezoidal bracket with fixing
trapezoidal bolt M8, Type 110 bolt M8, Type 110
bracket1) 1 eye bolt, male thread M8, 1 eye bolt, male thread M8, Type 140

(without Type 140 3 carabiner hooks, Type 173
link chain), 2 carabiner hooks, Type 173 1 turnbuckle, Type 161
Type 1210, for 1 turnbuckle, Type 160 / (link chain), Type 170
sports halls / (link chain), Type 170
Type
1410 ** with Type 14 _ _ = h - 293
Trapezoidal bracket
Installation set
1-point
suspension with 1 beam clamp, Type 120 1 beam clamp, Type 120
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beam clamp 1 eye bolt, male thread M8, Type 140 1 eye bolt, male thread M8, Type 140
(without 2 carabiner hooks, Type 173 3 carabiner hooks, Type 173
link chain), 1 turnbuckle, Type 160 1 turnbuckle, Type 161
Type 1220, for / (link chain), Type 170 / (link chain), Type 170
sports halls
Type 1420
** with Type 14 _ _ = h - 318
Beam clamp

Installation set
1-point
suspension
with timber 1 timber eye bolt, Type 150 1 timber eye bolt, Type 150
eyelet screw 2 carabiner hooks, Type 173 2 carabiner hooks, Type 173
(without 1 turnbuckle, Type 160 1 turnbuckle, Type 160
link chain), / (link chain), Type 170 / (link chain), Type 170
Type 1250, for
sports halls Type
1450
** with Type 14 _ _ = h - 270
Timber eyelet screw
Installation set
1-point 1 percussion dowel M8, Type 151 1 percussion dowel M8, Type 151
suspension with
1 eye bolt, female thread M8, 1 eye bolt, female thread M8,
ceiling dowel Type 141 Type 141
(without
2 carabiner hooks, Type 173 2 carabiner hooks, Type 173
link chain),
1 turnbuckle, Type 160 1 turnbuckle, Type 160
Type 1251, for
sports halls Type / (link chain), Type 170 / (link chain), Type 170
1451
** with Type 14 _ _ = h - 270
Ceiling dowel
1) Check the structural strength of the ceiling construction, particularly the trapezoidal beam
* Required when suspending Galaxis radiant ceiling panels in sports halls.

Accessories
Figure Article Properties Type key/Type
Accessories

- to conceal the manifold and return bend 060 Panel width 600 mm
- made of 1.0 mm thick sheet steel, traffic 075 Panel width 750 mm
Cover panel for
white RAL 9016 powder-coated
manifold and return 090 Panel width 900 mm
- install using screws to the outer edge of the
bend 105 Panel width 1050 mm
radiant panel
- including fixing screws
- to cover the connecting points with an 030 805 Panel width 300 mm
overlap to absorb length differences 045 Panel width 450 mm
- made of 1.0 mm thick sheet steel, traffic
white RAL 9016 powder-coated
Cover panel for 075 Panel width 750 mm
- use for designs with press connectors and
connection points 090 Panel width 900 mm
welding
- fixing without screws by clamping to the 105 Panel width 1050 mm
panel 120 Panel width 1200 mm
- required number, see table on page 25 135 Panel width 1350 mm
If radiant ceiling panels are freely suspended

horizontally in sports halls, we recommend fitting 030 901 Panel width 300 mm
an additional angled upper panel to prevent balls 045 Panel width 450 mm
from becoming stuck. 060 Panel width 600 mm
- made of 0.6 mm thick sheet steel, 075 Panel width 750 mm
- install using screws to the outer edge of the 090 Panel width 900 mm
radiant ceiling panel edge 105 Panel width 1050 mm
- including fixing screws 120 Panel width 1200 mm
- only use with cover plate for manifold and 135 Panel width 1350 mm
Ball deflection guard return bend and cover plate for connecting 150 Panel width 1500 mm
points
Kampmann Galaxis radiant ceiling panels have

been tested for ball impact resistance by the
MFPA Material Test Centre Leipzig, Examination
report No. UB 2.1/13-567-1 and -2.1/13-567-2
Use turnbuckles Type 161 with closed o-rings
instead of turnbuckles Type 160.
Cover panel for manifold and Cover panel for connection

return bend points Ball deflection guard
Panel Panel Panel

width Weight Type width Weight Type width Weight Type
[mm] [kg] [mm] [kg] [mm] [kg]

300 0.75 030801 300 0.62 030805 300 1.44 030901
450 1.13 045801 450 0.93 045805 450 2.16 045901
600 1.50 060801 600 1.24 060805 600 2.88 060901
750 1.88 075801 750 1.55 075805 750 3.60 075901
900 2.25 090801 900 1.86 090805 900 4.32 090901
1050 2.63 105801 1050 2.17 105805 1050 5.04 105901
1200 3.00 120801 1200 2.48 120805 1200 5.76 120901
1350 3.39 135801 1350 2.79 135805 1350 6.48 135901
1500 3.75 150801 1500 3.10 150805 1500 7.20 150901

Figure Article Properties Type key/Type
02 Technical data

Accessories
22
when using fixing brackets Type 180, it is

possible to install the Galaxis radiant ceiling
120 panels in variable suspension positions in a
longitudinal direction. They are fixed between
Fixing brackets for the suspension rails with screws to the edges.
180

variable installation Drill holes on the mounting bracket along the
entire length of the panel of the radiant ceiling
panel enable the panel to be installed in 25 mm
increments.
Installation rail.
Type 130
38
2m
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40
33 Installation rail. for universal installation of

14 Type 130 Galaxis radiant ceiling panels combined with 130
6
12
holding clamps with sliding nuts, Type 122
45
Holding clamp
with sliding nut, Type 122

for pipe connections between the long units,
Press connectors refer to the table on page 12 for the required 195
number
DN 15 215
consisting of age- and temperature-resistant

EPDM with stainless steel sheath, nickel-plated
brass connections female/male, with union nut DN 20 220
and flat seal, length 500 mm, for operating
Reinforced hoses
pressure of 10 bar and operating temperature
of -20°C to 110°C, combined with the control DN 25 225
valve combination for automatic flow control,
see page 53
DN 32 232
Accessories
Thermostats
Electronic
Clock thermostat digital timer with day, night, week program,
with integral power reserve, adjustable night setback. all models 196000030056
digital timer, 230 V, protection class IP 20
Type 30056
Control accessories, electro-mechanical
timer with day, night and week programme,

Timer power reserve, electronic room temperature
with electronic control per switch group with 2 setpoint
room temperature dials 0 - 40°C for day and night temperature
1 control circuit 196000030076
control, setting and room temperature sensor.
Type 30076 When using radiation sensors (see below),
the respective room temperature sensors
cannot be used!
installation: surface-mounted
colour: pure white (similar to RAL 9010)
semi-circular in black protection class:
Room radiation tempe- III (in accordance with EN 60730)
all models 197901051254
rature sensor* protection class:
IP 30 (in accordance with EN 60529)
dimensions W x H x D: 79 x 81 x 42 mm
to fit electronic clock thermostat and/or timer
industrial radiation temperature sensor

installation: surface-mounted colour: pure white
(similar to RAL 9010) semi-circular in black
protection class:
Industrial radiation
III (in accordance with EN 60730) all models 197901051255
temperature sensor
protection class:
IP 65 (in accordance with EN 60529)
dimensions W x H x D: 64 x 72 x 53.4 mm
to fit electronic clock thermostat and/or timer
DN 15 231000000815
designed as a complete set for flow and return,
consisting of a flow control valve for automatic
flow control and temperature control, ball valve
Control valve DN 20 231000000820
and thermoelectric actuator 230 V AC normally
combination
closed;
as a flow controller*
each one with threaded connector and angle for
for flow and return DN 25 231000000825
the connection sockets of the panels.
DN 32 231000000832
more »
* also with 24 V actuator and with 24 V actuator,
0-10 V for KaControl applications or for on-site actuation
Control valve combination
Nominal width DN 15 DN 20 DN 25 DN 32
Flow range [kg/h] 90 - 450 180 - 1300 400 - 2000 600 - 3600
Type 615 620 625 632


02 Technical data

KaControl control accessories
room control unit, wall-mounted, high-
grade design, plastic housing, colour similar
to RAL 9010, large LCD multifunctional
display, integrated room temperature sensor,
KaController communication interface to Kampmann
Type 3210001, T-LAN bus system, automatically switching
196003210001
24 V DC, LED backlight, press/turn dial with click stop
Room control unit function, individually adjustable basic display,
integrated day, night and week program,
password-protected parameter level for C1

control option
KaControl control
electronics
for DSP in wall- to control radiant ceiling panels 196003231140
mounted housing.
Type 3231140
KaControl
04 Controls
residential radiation
protection class IP30 196003250104
temperature sensor
Type 3250104,
KaControl
industrial radiation
protection class IP65 196003250105
temperature sensor

Typ 3250105,
KaControl
Residential wall-mounted housing
196003250110
temperature sensor protection class IP20
Type 3250110
KaControl
wall-mounted, 50 x 65 x 45 mm, 5 mm,
Industrial room
colour: white, similar to RAL 9010, 196003250112
temperature sensor
protection class IP54
Type 3250112
more »

KaControl control accessories
KaControl
CANbus card for single and multi-circuit control zones 196003260301
Type 03260301
KaControl
Modbus card BMS (slave) for controller, parameterisable C1 196003260101
Type 3260101
KaControl
Ethernet card BACnet interface, web server 196003260401
Type 3260401
KaControl
LonWorks card for control PCBs and programmable controllers 196003260501
Type 3260501
KaControl KNX card

BMS (slave) for controller 196003260701
Type 3260701
more »

02 Technical data

Components
LED installation light 26 W, ball-deflection

LED lighting strip design with clear cover, light colour
clear, 4000 K Neutral white (4000 K) and a luminous flux of 231000005410
ball impact-proof up to 4040 lm, length 560 mm, including
integrated control module
LED installation light 26 W, ball-deflection

LED lighting strip design with clear cover, light colour
clear, 5000K, Neutral white (5000 K) and a luminous flux of 231000005510
ball impact-proof up to 4040 lm, length 560 mm, including
integrated control module
connecting cable 5-pin.

Connecting cable
socket/open cable, halogen-free, LED lighting strip 231000005027
7m
length 7 m
04 Controls
Connecting cable
socket/plug, halogen-free LED lighting strip 231000005012
2m
length 2 m

Connecting cable
3m
length 3 m

Connecting cable
5m
length 5 m
The impact-proof cover has a clear design with a luminosity of

100% of the internal lighting power of the LED, thereby
producing maximum brightness.
Kampmann technical catalogue – Galaxis radiant ceiling panels Rubrik 63
Kampmann.co.uk/galaxis
Kampmann GmbH Kampmann UK Ltd.

Friedrich-Ebert-Str. 128 - 130 Dial House, Govett Avenue
49811 Lingen (Ems) Shepperton, Middlesex, TW17 8AG
Germany Great Britain
422/12/16 ROW
T +49 591 7108-660 T +44 (0)1932 228592

F +49 591 7108-173 F +44 (0)1932 228949
E export@kampmann.de E info@kampmann.co.uk
W Kampmann.eu W Kampmann.co.uk

Grejni Paneli Kampman - Galaxis - GB

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02 Technical data 16

Advice on measuring conditions 17

03 Design information 22

Information on planning and design 23

05 Ordering information 52

Galaxis radiant ceiling panels 52

Galaxis radiant ceiling panels in the

01 Product information

02 Technical data

03 Design information

If radiation heat is provided, the air temperature Lower heat requirement

05 Ordering information

Functional diagram of radiant ceiling panel

Standard range Convection radiant heat

Heat output 1) [W/m]

Buildings of all kinds in which partial

01 Product information

02 Technical data

600 348 page 19

750 424 page 19

900 499 page 20

1050 575 page 20

1200 650 page 20

1350 725 page 20

03 Design information

Panel width [mm]

05 Ordering information

1) in accordance with DIN EN 14037, Part 3 with upper heat insulation at ΔT = 55 K

Galaxis auf einen Blick

Falls Galaxis kleiner soll:

01 Product information

05 Ordering information

Galaxis radiant ceiling panels –

01 Product information

02 Technical data

m3/h Qh [W] dB(A) dB(A)

600 3 4 1350 - 1500 ca. 10001) 58 - 622) 48 - 523) 231000060500

03 Design information

05 Ordering information

Cross-section A-A enlarged

1) with a mean excess temperature of 55 K

Light colour Light efficiency Operating voltage

Buildings of all kinds in which partial

01 Product information

02 Technical data

03 Design information

intermediate junction box

L N PE DALI DALI L N PE DALI DALI

05 Ordering information

01 Product information

03 Design information

Galaxis radiant ceiling panels

Technical drawings (all dimensions in mm)

1 Connecting socket with male thread

[mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]

Specifications Pressure drop diagram

01 Product information

Type 030000 045000 060000 075000

02 Technical data

radiant panel coefficient / 1.2294 1.1758 1.1746 1.1690

manifold pair coefficient / 1.3483 1.2483 1.2548 1.2439

03 Design information

1) A maximum fixing spacing of 4 m is possible up to a panel width of 900 mm.

The heat load is calculated in accordance with the t hickness of 40 mm,

To achieve even thermal radiation, do not allow the

T he required heat output per metre of panel is first