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recovery ventilation (HRV)
Heat recovery
ventilation offers excellent air quality and heat exchange
efficiency by minimising heat loss through buildings.
 Heat
energy which would otherwise be exhausted to atmosphere by
conventional ventilation is mixed with the incoming fresh
air warming the air entering a building. The reverse happens
in warmer climates where the exhausted cool air is used to
partially cool the incoming air.
- Minimises
heat loss through buildings
- Significant
saving in energy consumption
- Reduces
carbon emissions
- Maintains
a fresh pollutant free working environment
- Works
alongside air conditioning systems
Capturing
this waste energy means the heating and cooling requirements
of a building are significantly reduced resulting in savings
in long term energy consumption. We
design and install HRV systems for a wide range of applications
complete with all duct work services serving an office environment
to large factory production areas.
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 HRV
retains up to 80% of the total heat or cooling energy, dramatically
reducing energy costs. HRV units are equipped with the latest
electronic control system that will automatically by-pass
the heat exchanger when it senses that the outdoor air in
the summer is cooler than the room air, providing free cooling.
HRV
retains up to 80% of the total energy
 HRV
units can work independently to provide fresh air to a room
or in combination with new or existing air conditioning. By
lowering the heating and cooling load requirement within a
building, running costs can be reduced by up to 30% compared
to air conditioning without heat recovery.
30%
reduction on running costs
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