Ventilation
Poor air quality can be attributed to many problems within a building. Excess humidity causes dampness, rot and mould.
Pollutants are well known to be a major cause of health issues such as eczema and asthma.Untreated air is also believed to cause low productivity and low morale. As there is a demand for improved energy efficiency results, modern day buildings are becoming more airtight, natural ventilation proves less effective driving the need for more suitable mechanical ventilation.
HRV recovers heat energy lost through ventilation, maintaining a comfortable and clean indoor environment without changing the room temperature. If interlocked with localised airconditioning, system loads can be reduced and energy savings made.
HRV recovers heat energy lost through ventilation, maintaining a comfortable and clean indoor environment without changing the room temperature. If interlocked with localised airconditioning, system loads can be reduced and energy savings made.
- Clean, fresh air ventilation
- Simple installation
- Good sound attenuation
- Low power consumption
- Low maintenance
- Filtered air quality and comfort
- Reduced energy bills
HRV can recover up to 95% of the heat from extracted air that would have otherwise been exhausted to the atmosphere helping towards achieving a zero carbon future. Call our team today for a free site survey and advice on all latest heat recovery products.